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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-06-17, Page 6Page 6—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 17, 1987 Happy 40th Anniversary Mom and Dad (Marg and Mel Corrin) You are cordially invited to an Open House at the Corrin residence, on Sunday June 21, 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. Best wishes only please. IT'S TIME! Time to deworm your whole herd at tur- nout with Banminth II* Dairy Cattle Dewormer pellets! Get the most out of your herd with Banminth 11": (1) No Milk Withdrawal! (2) Economical! (3) Convenient! *Trademary/Authorized user .o, 1 LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE Friday, Saturday, Sunday June 19, 20, 21 K i nfest Lucknow Kinsmen Club Friday, June 26 CATHY ENGLAND & ROB NETTERFIELD Saturday, June 27 BETH DOTTERER & BILL McALLISTER Saturday, July 4 JANICE HALLIDAY & MORRIS VAN OSCH OPEN DATES June - Fridays, 12: July - Fridays, 3, 10, 17 CALL THIS NUMBER BETWEEN 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM ONLY 528-3532 NOTICE CHANGE IN WATER RATES Effective July 1st, 1987 Billing. Residence, Churches, Most Stores and Businesses Restaurants, Garages, Legion and Medical Centre School, Nursing Home Senior Citizen Building NEW RATE 8,00 Per Month 9.20 Per Month 64.00 Per Month 1.60.00 Per Month You have the assurance that we will, continue to fight against rising costs to the best of our ability through efficient and good management. And you can expect us to receive top value for each dollar spent on your behalf. We are determined to maintain water service as the best bargain in the family budget. VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT Jerome Feed and Seed LUCKNOW 528-2447 We have for your convenience Full Line Of New Life Feeds Mineral, Salt, Milk Replacer Twine Farm Gates *For more information Phone Phil or drop by the Mill new -life feeds What happens to cancer money? To the Editor: The question has been raised, "What happens to the money that is donated to the Canadian Cancer Society?" The money is used as follows: Research - 55 per cent, Patient Services 20 per cent, Education 14 per cent, Fund Raising 7 per cent, Administration 4 per cent. The Society benefits from the services of thousands of volunteers, private citizens like yourself who are involved in Public Education, Patient Services and Fund Raising. The volunteers, assisted by a small dedicated staff, shoulder the respon- sibility of the efficient, cost-conscious management of the Society. TO Remember that for every $1.00 donated $.96 goes to services. Please help, CANCER CAN BE BEATEN! Yours sincerely, • Dorothy Venkiteswaran ( Mrs. l Canadian Cancer Society Volunteer Area raises $5,000 for cancer Dear Editor, At the campaign conference of the Cana- dian Cancer Society one of the speakers referred to the . campaigners as "the peo- ple who without fanfare battle Cancer". He was convinved that they were helping to win the war against Cancer. "Don't lose hope and surrender because we are winning". Such optimism as this has once again contributed to a most successful campaign in our local area. The total raised in our area was $5,133.16, a slight increase over last year. Our sincere thank -you on behalf of the Canadian Cancer Society and all those who have benefitted. We appreciate the time and efforts of our team captains and volunteer canvassers, as well as all t ose who contributed so generously. Following are all those who to partin the campaign: Reid's Corners Women's Institute Gloria Rutledge, Elma MacDonald, Dunc Thorburn, Brenda Ferguson, Myrtle Ferguson, Margaret Reid, Marion Lowry, Maithel Wilson, Shelly Courtney, Rovie Elmes, Betty Hooey; Nancy Campbell, Dorothy Coles. Highway 86 West Gertie Henderson Highway 86 East Ann Iglis Kinloss Kairshea WI Mary Lavis, Alice Doelman, Elizabeth Township collects Dear Editor, The Canadian Cancer Society canvass for funds in 1987 has been completed in Ashfield Township with a total of $1,985.50 collected. Team captains were: Ken Scott; Eileen Wilson; Rita Howard; and Ann Van Osch, Canvassing were: Helen Nicholson, Michelle Brindley, Finlay MacDonald, Keith Oliver, Debbie Howes, Cathy Cook, Denise Dalton, Clarence Doherty, Helena Young, Laurie Dalton, Ben Van Dickie, June Gilchrist, Margaret De Boer, Harry Lavis, Harry Lavis, Wanda Keith, Muriel MacKenzie. -Silver Lake WI Irlma Jean Haldenby, Lynda Thacker, June Kerslake, Florence Hodgins, Bernice Burt. Holyrood WI Mrs. Charles Murray, Bessie Maulden, Myrtle Percy, Wilma Elliott, Lorraine McPherson, Grace Eckenswiller. Lucknow Mabel Whitby, Joy Jurgens, Donelda Mof- fat, Mary Passmore, Mildred Cameron, Anna Kreutweiser, Betty McInnes, Shirley Bolt, Bernadine Ritchie, Nancy -Hamilton, Belle Mole, Vernon Hunter, Alex Andrew Kathleen MacDonald, Barbara Emberlin; Anna Johnstone, Elizabeth Finlayson, Grace Elliott, Beatty Irwin, Tena Gard- ner, Isobel MacPherson, Violet Arnold, Edna MacDonald, Ruth Thompson, Kay MacIntosh, Anne Guay, Margaret Hamilton, Lynne Mann, Lloya Nicholson, Jim McNaughton, Dianne Morrison, Lorna Guay, Audrey McDonald, Larrisa Kugler, Debbie Nicholson, Barbara Ross, Jane Treleaven, Marj McMurray, Dorothy Hamilton, Fern MacDonald, Laura Hare. Remember that for every $1 donated 96 cents goes to services. Anna Kreutweiser Mildred Loree Campaign Organizers $2,000 Diepenbeek, Gary Nicholson, Marie Milten- burg, Kittie Anderson, Bill Farrish, Isabel Hunter, Belle Hackett, Betty Carter and Alie Mulder. Mr. Mel Farnsworth of the Goderich unit extends his appreciation and thanks to all the canvassers, team captains and especial- ly donors for their generosity in Ashfield Township. Ann Van Osch Meeting forfarm families Bruce Directions '87 has organized an open meeting for farm families entitled "Surviving the Farm Crisis." The meeting takes place on Monday, June 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the Teeswater Town Hall. The subjects to be discussed are Farmers in Transition, Bruce County Day Happy 35th Anniversary Joan & Gord Maize The Family invites friends & relatives to come celebrate Saturday, June 27th, Lucknow • Care, Bruce Primary Counselling and Farmer's Helpline. This meeting is sponsored by Bruce County Social Services with assistance from the, Community Network Support Team. TAKE FATHER OUT... BEEF BARBECUE June 21, 1987 at the NILE CHURCH ADULTS - $6.50 CHILDREN (12 years & under) $3.00 PRESCHOOLERS - FREE BE HI 0 P.M.