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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-04-25, Page 44Page 19.44neknow Senthsti, Why, y Z, 1011 BARRY W. REID B.A. "lA":$ED ACCOUNTANT *Auditing ` *Financial Accounting • •Personal & Corporate Tax Consultation *Personal Financial Planning. *Manual' & Computerized .a;ookkeeping ®Mortgage & Amortization Schedules 306 Josephine BtP Wingham, NOG 2W0 Office: 351-1522 118 :CROWN VICTORIA • 58,000 Km, auto. with overdrive, V8 engine, power windows, power locks,, airy conrlitianing, cruise, Int. wipers,, wire Wheels„ Finished in Tuxedo Black with Grey. Velour -Interim This vehicle should etall for $17,000 t but suffers from .alittle chemical staining toithe chrome, tcie rTiHwIFTY r�� 1rUt31.:% R[MT J4CM�J Priced for !14,750 quick sales 11' 334 Huron Rd:, (Hwy. 8) Godelich 524-8411 524.9381 Deena* Scott called en Gerd* Walsh on Thursday. and , members, don't forget yt supper and utt at the Mayfair r°eetauratat, Lucknow at 7 p.m. on Wednesday night Gat well wieb es go oat to Aline McCo.h who is In hoepItaI at present. Hope to see you out and about soon Anne. Edna Stanley was, dimer guest of Leonard and Fred McInnes. In Lucknow SunA goodcrowd enjoyed the supper at the Purple Grove community centre Ainday. Sunday afternoon Marion Gamble visited with Les and Dorothy Wardell, in the even- ing Marion and Donalda Pollard visited . with Percy and Olive Schacht. Last week Katherine Collins, Marjorie Thompson, Bette McLeod and Edna Stanley enjoyed a bus trip to Ottawa with the senior's class of the Kincardine and, District high school. While there they toured the Royal. Mint, the National Gallery of Canada, the Parliament Buildings where theyvisited with MP • MUrray Cardiff and listened' in on QuestionPernod in the House of Commons visitor's gallery. They also visited the Canadian Museum of Civilization In Hull Quebec, the Canadian,war Museum, the National Avia Elizabeth (Betty) G. Cardno Dr. Maarten Bokhout, Medical Officer of Health, on behalf of the Huron County Board of Health, announces the retirement of Elizabeth (Betty) G. Cardno as Director of the Huron County Home Care Program effective May 4, 1990. • Mrs. Cardno began her empioymbnt with the Health Unit In 1950, took time out to raise her family and returned In 1960. She has been the sole Director of the Home Care Program since its inception in September 1971 and has .guided Its development from a single program to a multi- service agency. In 1981 she was seconded to Toronto to work for one year for the Ontario Ministry of Health. The Board of Health wishes to recognize Mrs. Cardno's significant contributions, not only to the Home Care Program, but also to the residents of Huron County. She has been a valued member of the senior management team of the Health Unit since 1971. ' The Corporation of the County of Huron extends congratulations to Mrs. Cardno and best wishes for good health and happiness throughout her retirement.. Joanne M. Jasper Bruce Machan, Chairman of the Huron County Board of Health, is. pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs., Joanne M. Jasper, B.Sc.N. as Director of the Huron County Home Care Program, effective April 17, 1990. Mrs. Jasper is not new to the Health Unit, having worked as a Public Health Nurse from 1971-78, serving as senor" nurse for three years. Since 1979 she had worked' for. the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich, the past 'seven years este Discharge Planner.. Mrs. Jasper will be a member of the senior management team at the Health Unit and,will report directly to Dr. Maarten Bokhout Medical Officer of Health. PURPLE move tion Museum, the National Mweum of Science -and Technology. Friday evening some of the group at- tended ttended the Henry Mancini concert at the National Arts Centre. On their way home they stopped in Kingston and toured Fort Henry and Bellvue House. An excellent bus trip in beautiful weather wade this a trip to remember. Ken and Doreen Hodgins spent the. weekend. with Earl and June ,Elliott. Gladys Arnold, Don and Anne McCosh and Maryanne Kukoly called on Helen Smith of London for lunch one day last week.. Donna Taylor was a guest of Maryanne Kukoly for lunch last week. Sunday afternoon Marion Gamble called , on. Les and Dorothy Wardell and in the evening Marion and Donalda Pollard visited. Percy and Olive Schacht. Sympathy is extended to the Chadbourne iamtiiies. Kay and Laurel Small of Kincardine called on Maryanne Kukoly. Song sparrow sings inRipley Time for this week's news. In Ripley, the rush is on. Into., Ripley, pick up needed things an back out to the home. It is tune for the, seed to be in the soil. be it field,. garden or what ever. Across the road here from our front door is • Gore Park' in Ripley. Last Tuesday. It was alive' with young foks. To this writer it looked like the start of play school. If those in charge will give me some names, I. will be happy to srite up a story. in- cluding the details. Like Goldie Buck- • Ingham and Wib' MacLeod, former, newspaper men in Kincardine, we believe like them, that names make the news. . Sumner is here for sure. Last Wednes- day morning we heard our first song of the • • song. sparrow; It is the one with the spot in its mid breast • and. pours outthe" notes over the nearby countryside, Environmental Week and Earth Day Staff and students at Rpm were active- ly involved .this past week in:: activities which will helpsave our planet. Last Wendesday, we received 240. trees which '' were distributed to the homes of all students who requested trees to plant as part of Earth Day celebrations. On Friday with the assistance of John Gamble, Grant MacDonald and Murray Yungblut, the senior students planted 12. maple trees at the back of the playground area. These , trees wereobtained through the "Men of ' the Trees Organization" with the money being taken from the school hot dog fund. ' During Environment Week, several clams have beenworking on Litterless Lunches and Mrs. MacDonald's class • : started a compost heap at the back of the school yard. On Friday afternoon all classes par- ticipated. in. '"Pitch -Iii -Day". Each class WELCOME Allan Beange, President of Skeoch Business Equipment Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of John Shaw as Sales Representative. John has years of ex-. perience in the retail in- dustry, both as a high level manager and business owner. John will be happy to assist youin the selection of office equipment & supplies for your business needs. SALES. • SERVICE • LEASING s RENTALS. 524-8652 410 MacEWAN ST. GODERICH 1-$00.26505195 DIPLEY. by Ab Wylde was responsible for an area of Ripley and all classes did an excellent job of picking up litter to help tidy* up the village. Congratulations to "all staff and students who participated in Environment Week ac- tivities. A special thankyou to the parent volunteers who assisted students in many ways during this past week. Let's hope we are all more aware of environmental issues and things we can each do to help save the planet The Ripley and District Horticultural Society met at Mrs. Marie Colling's home Apr. 17 at 1:30 p.m. Roll call was answered by 22 members naming their favorite flowers. The Spring' •. Show is being held May 8. All entries to be in before 10:30 a.m. and not removed un- til ntil 4 p.m. • Katherine Collins began the program with a reading, after which Bette MacLeod showed slides on a trip through the wild flowers growing in the . Bruce Peninsula and a Lilly show in Hamilton also flowers at an international show in Toronto which proved very interesting. Katherine added a humorous reading about . the seniors ' and a verbal contest. naming places in Bruce County and another naming trees. L )rothy F yson thanked all taking part, after o..,ich Lizzie Geddes and Amelia Cumming with the hostess Marie's help serveda delightful lunch. • Crime Stoppers seek help in solving break in at cemetery Crime Stoppers of Grey -Bruce are seek- ing eeking the public's assistance in the in- vestigation of a break, enter and theft which occurred In Markdale. The Markdale Detachment of the On- tario Provincial Police report that they have exhausted all possible leads concer- ning a break, enter and theft which oc- curred at the Markdale Cemetery. Policethat sometime during the night of J�23rd to July 24th, 1988, per- sons(s) unknown broke •into the storage shed at the Markdale Cemetery, situated at Cty. Rd. 12, just east of town. Entry to the shed was gained by prying off two locks , on 'the shed door. The following were stolen: ' 1, a new . Honda . Generator, Model. EB5000X, Serial 3013394, Red in Colour. 2. Homelite Weed Trimmer, Model ST -200, 3. 2 plastic 5 gal. gas cans. CRIMESTOPPERS 1d00.M53]0� 1-800-265-3787 A vehicle observed near the scene dur- ing the night • could be that of the culprit(s) and was described as a light green b ottok- track with black trim along the • Value of the articles stolen is estimated at $2,600.00. • . If you feel you can help in thls or any other case, Crime Stoppers of Grey -Bruce are willing to pay a reward up to ;1000 for information leading to, an arrest. • CALL CRIME STOPPERS TOM[ FREE • AT 1400.265.3787. You- need not identify yourself. No one will know who you are. • You will never have to testify in court.