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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-07-04, Page 14Page i414 w Wedsesday, OFF l�irM�il. FLOORING efREE ESTIMATES 'PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS 1kFREE DELIVERY ®EVENING APPOINTMENTS . irk'° ROW : 0.414410030 PET �YL FLOORIN( 0:0EIVAMIC T ; COUNTRYCARPETS & FLARING maim 5294551 L How: 529*7867 Iillte about our rentals for 'Weddings .Valley Freer flowers 1JUCKNOW $24033 Kinlough man, returns from vacation Sean Virgo returned bane after ani enjoyable holiday for British Col- umbia, where he visited with his ' two daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Jar* TIvanieon of North Bay were down attending his brother, Arnold and Mrs. Thoma se's golden wedding rnmiversary. While here they on friends before returning home. • Erie Page, who has been visiting with Mr. and Mia. Fred Page and. Mr: and Mrs. Andy Page rind Janie, made his return flight home to England. He really enjoyed be'" ing int. . We are sir to learn t Joan Page had to return to Tto for further medical treatment thin developed shingles. Ja a Barker of Daytona, , Jean Ilodgins of Whigham: and Dorothy Anderson of Luno w visited on Friday--- afternoon with Edna and May Boyle. On Thursday Sadie McLean and Mrs. Bill Bir t o�ff�,.ppKincardine visited whit Edna and Maya Famiily. members and friends went to the how of -Arthur Haider, by on. Saturday .to `help'"him • celebrate big 90th .birthday.. • The open' house was from 2 - e •pin, It was nice for those of us who know his family to meet on such .4 Riedel; day. All our best to Arthur, B. 1. M('I)ONAGH HI �I r:,f tl 5.I\tit. R.%\+ E i !dg ; t LUCKNOW LU(KNOW 1 is.storey.brieli Z bedroom, 2 A S pc.• bath, large . verandabt. LUCKNOW - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY -2bedroosnmedea apartment, Many extras. Office spat with lease, rented base- ment, new roof A furnace. Good' Investment.. 2 LUCKNOW BUJ iDING.I;t Both serviced. 78.5 x 2,52.0; ROM x OSA Ustings Wanted SRR l ac 1ON ,528401t BARRY OM AGH. 5284821 DAVID*ON- :4 3954483 • ��.:%•.s:•firsaw'?'l�'i;:a'v.:3iv:'�'�:aw-�reiX34`a"..ti".�,/aw z+...4",r:�:� For a gestation, please contact any of the following agents: FRANK FOIIAN, • Lucknow 628-3824 LYONS ,& ML LHERN • Godeeiich • - 5243884. DONALD R. SIMPSON Riprel.., 3966362 JOHN NIXON . ' Brussels 8878417 DELMAIR SPROUL Auburn . 629=7273 Clinton 4824434 KENNETH MaeLEAN Paisley 388.7637. SLADE INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Kincardine 396.9513 sport Elgin 3894341 LAURIE CAMPBELL Brussels y 887.9051 Lisa Conley LI1CkROMI, Jyly kn 987 3 Team Gid Leslie Conley Lucknow July 4, 1987 3 Years End ` Couitney Bakker July 4, 1985 5. Yeats 01 Winners of the DDUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LOTTERY DRAW June 95, 1990 WINNERS OF $10090 NANCY-mow R.A Aa BRUSSELS 'GREG ALTON LUCKNOW • JAMIE-DIIONNE LONDON KEN'DUNN OODERICH NEXT, DRAW TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, JULY 23rd TICKETS $14:00 each • • 4 monthly draws: for $10090 GRAND PRIZE DRAW FOR. •1000,0 For more informatIon or tickets call 529-t75 or.contact any director of .the Agricultural Society.. Last draw to be,heldAh.May 26,1991. COMBINED SUMMER SERVICE SCHEDULE July 8 - 15 - South Kinloss Presbyterian Church Speaker: Reverend M. Kinsman July 22 - Lucknow Presbyterian Church , July 29 - "The Kirkin 0' the Tartan" Service Speakers ,Reverend M. Kinsman Aug. 5 - Lucknow Presbyterian Church . Speaker: Reverend G. McFarlane Aug. 12 - 19 26 - Lucknow United Church September 2 Speaker: Reverend G. McFarlane Nursery Provided All SERVICES AT 10:00 A.M. our oldeet vide eta On getioday .afternoon, friends from her went to Ripley Legkei, Hall to an open hoose huring Marge* Scott's Nimbirthday. The hall was atarectively decorated with. bouquet$ ofaummer floe au&d the tea tables covered with white cloths and a pink carnation centre piece. Delicious sandwiches and relish trays were .served by Mrs. Scott's niece, elong with, white, or vhoeolate cake with pink ice cream, tea or mummer punch. It was so ,good' meeting up with olds friends. We wish Margaret every blessing as 'she is moving from Ripley to, :an , apartment in Kincardine, Where she will be clow to her daughter and her hus- band. All her friends. in Ripley will miss -her. . Recent dinner guests with Bill and Lorraine MacPherson .of • Hobnail were Mr and Mrs. Don Robertson of Lucknow. Sympathy is extender; to ltiola Stanley and her family in the death of, her husband William Stanley. Years ago. the Stanley; family. lived west of Kinlough School. Viola is a 'sister of Myrtle Percy .of here. The funeral Was held Thursday after- noon fternoon at the • MacKenzie -. and McCreath Chapel in ' Lucknow at .1r3 p.m, Rev..D.L. Howlett, ocretary of the lit. Bible Society, coned in the village on Thursday. The Bible Society meeting in October will be beld at the Kass United Church this year. Mr. and ll. Jiri .filaidenby Westford. and Mr. and Mrs.. David hlaldenby, Jeffrey and Julie travell- ed to Tolirito 'to Me. and Mr*George Barrel's for the rehearsal and wedding of Jennifer. Barrell. • ;tale Haldenby vies a bridesmaid. • for her cousin, Mr. - and Mrs. Cia °e Snarling of - Walkerton visited withArthur idenby. Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Guest were dinner guest%` with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald. on Saturday. We . are pleased to report that Mildred Young ' (daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Tom ,McDonald) was able. to be transferred from'Victoria Heapital, London to St ,. Mary's Hospital,, . Kitchener, Mildred: and; her husband, Ron Young were in- jured in a car accident recently. Mildred had been in critical condi- tiort fbr 'sei'ne flute. It has been . an anxious time for the family and of . great concern for their friends. ,We, all wish both Mildred and Ron im- proved m=prrroved health. ore Sober Drivers Program, egins in Huron July 1 For years, police' departments and others have advised' people not to drink and drive. Recent 'statistics indicate that the majority of drivers are responsible citizens who do not drink and . drive, , but unfor tunat4*, -TAW motorists in the Huron County area are still being.: charged with impaired driving while others continue toreceive a warning about driving after drinking. - The xSober DriversProgram isan r ai, positiveapproach to reinforce sober driving. It will:, 1) Provides drivers at -police roadside spotcliecks'with a: licence holder imprinted with "Th'anksfor being a SobernDriver to 'compli- ment their law-abiding behaviour. 2) Provide pamphlets which .en- courage . sober drivingfor those drivers warned for ` drinking and who have received' a twelve-hour suspension. - 3) Promote, through a positive community -wide media campaign, the pub'lic's awareness of police spotchecks and the, value of sober driving. The combination of these three elements the spotchecks, the • educational material, . and the. media campaign - together provide a powerful reinforcer for sober driving. The media campaign is aimed at the entire community. It is primari- ly intended to'ithank those who are sober drivers but also: to let, everyone know the police' are run- ning spotchecks. The folders are aimed at all drivers who are stopped at 'these spotchecks who have not been drinkiing. T►iese are the people the More Sober Drivers Program want to reward': • • Research has shown that the best way to influence ,behavior is to blend po'licy with education. The More' Sober Drivers Program has both these components. Random spotchecks is the' policy strategy with the public and the Media. campaign' provides a com- plementary educational message which informs the community about the .program and the sober driving message. The folders which serve. as a reward to reinforce positive behavior links the policy and. educational components together. • The mixing of all id these three elements, the spotchecks, the media campaign and, the folder together provide , a powerful reinforcer for sober delving, • The More ber Drivers Program is a good way to get the conununi- ty involved and. behind the spit- check potcheck 'program: It has been found that the best approach is working with a team of people. Representation from the Police Departments, The Huron Ad= diction Assessment • and • Referral .Centre, the Addiction Research Foundation,. CKNX'Radio, the local county newspapers and the Com- munity are, only' a few of the•key people involved. Commitment is essential. The More Sober Drivers Program is being planned and coordinated by the Huron Addiction Assessment and Referral Centre. Endorsed by the ' Drinking and . Driving Countermeasures '90 Committee and supported by CKNX•Radio, the principle implementation will be carried out by officers of the OPP District s 0, and the Municipal Police Forces of Goderich, Wingham, Clinton, Seaforth, . and Exeter. The program is to begin July 1st weekend. • 4,, Mrs. Jhn -Bullard ,and her, son Tristian of Guelph visited for a cou- ple of days recently- .with her parents, Barry and betty Jones. .lack MacLennan of :,Stratford 'Spent a couple of days recently with his: mother and sister, Rhetta and Marion MacLennan., Charlie and Mayme Wilkins and Herb and. Marie . Wilkins of *Afield Township: wereup. to Sudbury on the weekend to attend a wedding there. Kae, James and : Cecil Webster visited in Kincardine Saturday evening with Shirley MacLennan, her mother, Wynn Gammie, Bill MacLennan and a friend of Sbirleys of Kincardine. Sunday visitors with Gordon and Nora Robb were their son Glenn Robb of Ashfield Township, Bob and Sandra Darling' and their two children, Chesley and William and Shirley Irvin and their three daughters of Ashfield Township. Visitors recently with Barry and Betty Jones were Larry and Merl mg. 1 `OCN1iL$N by Kae Vllebster as Kirk of Tiverton and Ross and •• -Jean MacKenzie of Goderieh. Charlie and Mayme - Wilkins at- tended birthday parties for Stacey • and Timothy Wilkins at their respective homes. Mrs. Grace Harper of Lucknow has been a recent visitor with Gor- don and Nora, Robb. Betty Jones . recently enjoyed a bus trip up the Bruce Peninsula \with the, Grey -Bruce Landscaping group. • It was with this group that Bet- ty took et-ty'took the course early .in the spring of .1990. • There were , five buses on this trip, :with stops made ` at Lions Head and Dyers Bay, to view some landscaping that was completed. These were mainly rock gardens. They were very pretty and the flowers Were lovely. Arrnstrong,s attend graduation Mildred McCleneghan attended the church" service at Kincardine United Church on . Sunday . where Rev. Clarence 11fcClenaghan is minister. The special occasion on Sunday was Rev. McClenaghan; be- ing made a minister emeritus of Kincardine United Church. This honour is bestowed to a member of the order of ministry who is , especially deserving of honour and respect, because of the quality and depth of his service. Also attending' were 'Mr. and Mrs. . Ted McClenaghan of Kitchener, Edith Swan. of Brucefield • and Cheryl Saunders of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Smith and. son, William Ross of Ottawa were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman. Nelson Smith of Markham visited a few days recently with the Chapmans. H1TECHURCH by Jean Ross Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong attended the graduation of their grandson, Michael Armstrong of St. Thomas. He graduated from grade eight and won the athlete of the year for his school. 4-H News The first meeting of this latest club was held on May 22 at Mrs. Elliott's. Members talked on how to grow your garden. The project was how to classify fruits and vegetables. Parents were invited to • attend and some mystery seeds were planted. The group played a gardening game. The second meeting on June 12 Turn to page 20 •