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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-10-16, Page 10Poke i4 Lueknow enthteL WWduesdyyy, October 16, iii. mei . Birthday CI Lori Porter October 16, 9909 12 Years Old Caitlin Hamilton October 16, 1988 3 Years Old Kyle Terry Jamieson October 16, 1989 2 Years Oki The Village of Lucknow will be Flushin iIyd rants Thursday, October 17th and October 18th Travis MacPherson October 16, 1990 1 Year Old Sarah Mann October 18, 1982 9 Years Old Calin Searle October 18, 1988 3 Years Old • 13.A. McDONAGH REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD. GORRIE HOME - 14 year old brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath, full walk out basement, combination wood/oil, deck, greenhouse, garage, reduced to '99,500. JUST LISTED o Lucknow 3 bed- room home and 1 bedroom trailer, storage shed, 1 block from Post Office. Asking $59,900. KINLOSS TWP.' - 100 acres drained, all workable. Asking 482,000. Listings Wanted FRASER MacKINNON 528U3013 BARRY MCDONAGH 5282431 DAVID MacKINNON 395.2483 At, $1°. Wingham and District Community Living Association invites you to the Officialenin - p g. of the Administration Building October 23, 1991. ° 2:00 PM - Drop In/Tours 5:00 PM - Official Opening 401 Josephine Street, Wingham LCP$ welcomes far int irolunteers Parent Pers - i rhatig .o 0 Hesse, �y enjoyed 4 C# P d intiY fortunate 'r-9' !"rR have, CPS INSIDER 1 esc birg 444 de" f�H.P$, it 25 men and women who have activities which they worked 0 m offered their services to the school September. iu a variety of capiwitiVs this year, simmalloolowwillinelasim.biteratedhite Div is On ` uesday, September 24 the sense They are going to lei Grade 7 and 8 enjoyed the play school hosted these vastly app i- about pumpkins and dinosaurs. rileasure TreasureIsland +R1 Strafed. ' on ated parent volunteers for an one*, Grade 3 really enjoyed the pipes October 8. They are looking for - Wien $ess�nv . kine o • Grade 7 � w� � � � fey are well g ee au • ward to the soccer _tournament. g early cults of . Natives, The. Grade 8 class is studying human The meeting included a brief tour of the school, an apt anation of the. numerous jobs which volunteers eau perform and a discussion of some current theories regarding leading and writing,. • Mrs. Maclntyre outlined the many ways in which volunteers can, help to Viethe library ran smoothly and efficiently. Mrs. Bell described the technique by which children become fluent waders. Ms. Broad shared procedures for assisting students- with the writing process. It was a pleasure to meet with an enthusiastic group .of teachers and parents who are so interested in working together to "oke L,C.P;S. a great place for studentsto lean and grow. Primary Division insect unit. Do you know what a metamorphosis rs2 Tey dol, junior Division°° Grade 3/4 has just shed an animal unit and are going to study humour. They ,are listening to a book .filed How °.t a lot Fined 'Worms. grade -4/5 were thrilled to have their parents visit the classroom geography and are becoming aware of a variety of mankind's concerns. (Editors Soma Jew Shelly Johnston, Heather McGugatr 3`anice Eadie, Laura Sande and Lata Murray. uric"' &tan is award winner: from page LIONEL WILDER "Lionel is a very worthy can- Wilder, of RR 2 Zurich, who has dilate for this award. The example farmed 2,000 acres for 32 years, ,, also jived the award. he: sets should be a model for all, Accor''ding to,his nominators,. Don they concluded. . Young and lion Gross, "Lionel has : Wilder has beets involved with the Kindergarten students are very made, and' continues to make, an. following. groups: Commodity excited about the colour words that outstanding and vale able Groups for wheat, soy beans and they can read in the Big colour contributions to rural leadership in _ .: , Book which they have .written, agriculture in Huron County.whr<te eans, Fixation of Agricuh .Whitney and Tiffany both have �f - ,tura;. Hay: Township Council; Heng *Its knowledge about conducting .. birthdays this month. meetings ensure business is call, Zurich and Dashwood Fire Grade I enjoyed• a colour walk otnplete the best Merest of - ; �`aHu n : �Cc unty our : -and deoeaf T z everyone. Hectares about others and Huron . County Farm anti Home the story of the Hirst Thanksgiving. . makes.certain that everyone's voice Safety. Association; and the Huron Thanks ' t+o the parent volunteers is heard, County Hog Farmers. who help with reading and writing. Grade 2 is learning about the BOWLING Monday Night Mixed Men's high single and triple Tina Bain 289, 674. Ladies high single and triple - Sara Lee .and Donna Pepper tied with 190, Donna Pepper 506. . Games over 200: Tim Bain 221, 289, Fred deBoer 201, John Van Diepen 265, 260, Eric Taylor 254,. Standings: OV 22,.. Steelers 29, Crystals 9, Alpine 181, Silver Bullets 36, The Canadians 211s. More bowlers are still needed for this league if anyone is interested. a ACT NOW SEWER CONNECTION DRAW.. VVINNER Archie Nicholson Receives "FREE" Sewer Hook-up Approx. Retail Value $1000.00 Drawn by Pat Livingston, editor Lucknow Sentinel on October 9/91 SPONSORED BY CLIFF'S PLUMBING & HEATING LUCKNOW 4:V 528-391 3 connections Town and Country Ladies high single and double - Ruth Mathers 188 and Evelyn Henderson 344. • - Men's high single and double Art Ernewein 201 and Jake Conley 336. Games 150 and over: Art Er- newein 201, Jake Conley 190, Ruth Mathers 188, Stella Tilbrook 187, George Taylor 182, Fraser McKin- non 176, Evelyn Henderson 174, 170, Isabel Miller 173, Caroline Menary 168, Agnes Farrier 165; Doris McKinnon 164 Mabel Whit- by 162, Harry Levis 160, Edna Young 160, Cliff ` Menary 157, Gerda deJong 157, 154, Gordon Johnstone 155, Eldert Geertsma 151, 151. Team standings: Hyacinths 5, Crocuses 5, Daffodils 4, Tulips 8, Snowdrops 2, Pansies 6. rd TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS RATEPAYERS MEETING WART AND STROKE. FOUNDATION Or ONTAFU0 This being an election year, Council of the Township of Kinloss, will hold a Ratepayers Meeting, at the Kinloss Municipal Building in Holyrood, on October 28, 1991 at 8:00 p.m. Interested persons are urged to attend. Mark L Becker Clerk -Treasurer HOLYROOD, Ontario. NOG 280 The Heart Facts What aro the major signs of a heart attack? An uncomtortable pressure, squeezing, fullness or discomfort in the center of the chest behind the breastbone, which may spread to the shoulder neck or arms (the pain may not be severe). Other sgnals include sweating, nausea, shortness of breath and a feeling of weakness. (Signs may appear in combination.) For more information, contact your local Heart and Stroke Foundation. Srrrproving your adds against On htda'f if killer A joint project by the Lucknow Legion and the Lucknow Lions has resulted in the swimming pool being renovated to nearly new conditions. This past summer $17,000 was spent on a new ceiling, floor, inside partitions, plumbing and painting: The Legion donated $7500 towards the cause with the Lions picking up the balance. In 1990 the Lions invested $6600 for the cost of a new roof and the landscaping. 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