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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-07-18, Page 6Page $ Luek uw Sent , Wednesday, July 1S, 0#1 M9NTEE r. re ...i4.11"1 i Congratulate's the winner of their INSTANT ROMANCE draw at the' Lucknow Farm Show LILLIAN APPLEBY Myth Thanks to everyone who visited our booth. McDonagh Insurances Celebrating .our, 60 years In the insurance industry, would like :to Congratulate • the fpllewing. • winners 01theirr draw & thani(Jal . °those who visited, thaIr booth at the Lucknow Kinsman . Farrlir ' Show. • FIRE EXTINGUISHER Deriekotitenherfi FIRST AID' KLT`.. carol MacPherson: 3 IN 1 FLASHLIGHT Don, Afton. QQFFEE, MUGS mane MOrrl*o n HATS Howard Maccallam, Doug Raynard & Dick Porter LOWI Y FARM' SYSTEMS . - draw winner fort tickets t4 BIue; Jays' Game, ' Closest guess to count Jelly Beans RYAN pGREIG 2nd closest DARLENE AITQHISON 3rd closest wins Jelly Beans NANCY HUNTER WINNERS *Ammon Feed&.Seed Draw at Luaknow Kinsmen Farm Show $25A0 Voucher Nathan 'Vandarldilppe RR #$ LucknoW. $15.O0.Voucher Grant Curran RR #1 Dungannon $10.06 Voucher. . Dao • Graham Lucknow to 'the Lucknow,Kinstnen & Community on a very successful Farm Show. , OUR Maar DRAW WINNERS: 1. Pesticide Safety: Kit (Cyanamid) - roe:: Metzger RR 3 Luclmow 2': Cooler (Rhone-Poulene) - Llaine de Boer RR 1 Lucknow 3. Pesticide Safety Kit (Hoechst) - Clarence Taylor RR 4 Goderich 4. 10 Acre Free Application - Neil ,MacKenzie RR 3 Goderich REMEMBERstocking We are now� g .� g • GrainsGuard 395-5301 H & $ ELp'ffiCA RR #3 LUCKNOW Jake's. had sales before but WINGHAM SALES ARENA IS ' Clearing Their CompIetejnentory. Big Sisters Association formed for Wingham and area The Winghain and 'liistaict Beg Sisters Association is a .newly form- ed gr' • m this area, covering the gem' • 'ell area of the'Witigham: and :District -11ospitaL Over a, year ago, at group of eau- eented witmek believing there woe a need for sueh an organization, conducted a needs survey a in Wingham and area.. Time involved - in the initial steps were Chris Gib- • son,. ,&r' valne Carter, Liz Kernaghau,. Sandra Merriam, Ruth Akin 'Stef- ran, Chris Gerrater, Liza Gillespie, Cheryl Leitch, • Marx AumPhreY and GaitirrfacTavish. The results. of the survey convinced- the group that such an -'organization was.necemarr for this area, The steering conun ttee• has' been Nein ljern ncttio busy setting up policies, pro- cedures, constitution and bylaws and plan the first annual meeting for this fall. M itehes between Big and Little Sisters will star t shortly after. The primary ,goal of this organization is to :provide friend ahlPs and strip* of a Big Sister to, young girla, 5 -16, who are in. kneed of stimulation, encouragement and a healthy, adult model in their dives. The key is frfendiship that is one-to•one . 'relationship . ,between a mature woman and a young girl The focus of the program is the prevention Of • serial . or emotional problems, and all- counselling is geared to tb[s aim,, is friend8hlp can help a child grow up to immune acrats plan meettng The Election Planning Commit • tee of theHuron New Democrats met on`July 11 to make plans for the anticipated: provincial. election The meeting was"lield at the Cen- tral Huron.,Secondary Secondary School, m Clinton, ' whiclb Will be the site for the New Democrats nomination meeting' to be held :on August .1, at. 7:30p.m. : Tony Mequon,' Chair of'the Election Planning Committee, Said, "In democracy, elections are how we eboose ti a future. We want to elect our 'Candidate, we ant to'help the party provincial: ly but,' we atso must • remember that elections are about irking : forward new ideas. Our visionof a .society' with "Sethi' equality' and economic justice ,leads to our a positive place in society In an effort to raise funds in ,eztp- porrt of the program the steering committee has planned a Bessie Bulge for July 21, in Wingham at the small bell diamond on Josephine Street, at 1:30' pan. Five h.undred tickets will be cold at $10. each. Contact Evonne Carter at 357410$ for more information or to purchase your ticket in advance. If you are interested in learning more about this organization, or would like to become ,involved,or know at a ;Meng : girl who 'benefit from having a Big Sister, .please' call Cilristine Gilson ° . at 357-1440 • Burring :the. day or 395.2706 in the evenings:. Help share. a girl's tomorrow specific concerns." McQuail continued, "wee stand. up for the needs of ordinary pee- ppe, when We fight. for Pensions, for health care, for the environ- merit, for . the day of rest. The", issue 1s not Sunday shopping, it is Sunday 'working and who be worrldng While the big boss is' off at the cottage, ,iit will be the store manager and: clerks who Will be working. Itwill be the mom. and' pop small business who will have. • pastime .with their familiies. WE run elections to ,right tit': the needs of ordinary people.!' Other 'Members 'of the Election 141anning Committee who taken on specific responsibilities*. include Larry Proulz and Jerry Wpm, ell, fund raising Jocelyn deBoerr, • Official. agent, :•••y . McQuail; .telephone•, canvass' and 'Heather llopp, office search. A pre-electionenvironmental canvass is planned. with Brent B�oowyerr.;''Oz Cole Arnal, Heather=. Merton and Herb 110opp orgarlis-. ing .leaflet': distribution'. • For environmental reasons the. Buren, Democrats' have. pro posed • that all tate local parties • agree not to. .use candidate Mr;; McQuail velertett to.. the Signa • as -9nstant garbage 'arid visual pollution i, m addition to being a . poor use of resources. `jf, such :art • agreement cannot be achieved Robin Dunbar: 'arid ICen "de13"oer wiu' lie organizinig pthe_ sign 'ram . . lam• WI mem Viers learn about Japan The July meeting of the Dungan non Women's Institutewas held at the home of Winnifred Girvin:with 14 members and two guests in attendance. The •president Jean. Errington opened the meeting in the usual way. The roll; call was "the farm chore I ,.like best plus the farm chore I disliked the most." The members recalled many varied likes and dislikes in differenttypes of farming. This month's meeting highlighted Agriculture with Peg Million in charge. After a brief talkshe in- troduced her guest speakers Vanda McNiel and son Curtis.. Mrs. McNiel and her husband Glen own a hoLein dairy 'farm near The Nile. Glen also travels about to dif- ferent , dairy cattle shows as a judge. • 1114988 Glen and Vanda were in- vited to. Japan to be the official judges at a cattle show over there. They took' their movie camera, and brought back many interesting slides of Japanese life on dairy farms. They found the barns exceptional- ly. cl ; it being hard to tell .from the $ de which was the barn and which as the house as they were very similar structurally. Some of the dairy men had been trainee 'en-- dairy ion"_dairy farms in Canada and milk' of the heard sires* had been imported from Canada. They found that commodities, in- cluding cattle, were very expensive in Japan as compared to Canada but the peoplewere very friendly and -kind. Venda and her son gave us a fashion show of Japanese kimono's { 4 with obis, and other • souvenirs (chopsticks, fans, money, scarves) and a very beautiful china doll. Peg Pardon' read a poem, Rober- ta Linskill gave the minutes and Joan4Doherty the correspondence. The collection was five cents for every bed in your house. • The meeting closed with God Save the Queen and the institute grace. Lunch was served by Win- ni#red' Girvan and Peg Purdon. LET YOUR PLEASURES— • - Become -your master and there is no pleasure left in life. - Submit to discipline or they become. tyrants. - Be ' taken in moderation if they are to remain pleasant. - Show a profit or be discarded. - Be your sideline if they are to really serve you well. EVENYTHI That's Right! Everything Most ►.,Saki to the Bare Walks by July 28th COME SEE OUR HUGE SELECTION OF FLOOR COVERINGS •FREE ESTIMATES •PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS •FREE DELIVERY 'EVENING APPOINTMENTS LUCKNOW ROSS' y� CARPETSCOUNTRY DUNOANNON �I�e1 Lori Blake Lucknow July 20, 1985 5 Years Old Elliott Simpson July 20, 1988 2 Years Old Huge Discounts On v Footwear and Clothing vSporting Goods vNew and Used Furniture vBulk Foods Don't miss this sale as the WINGHAM SALES ARENA will be CLOSED as a RETAIL OUTLET Sat. July 28 STORE HOURS FOR THIS CLOSE OUT SALE:. Wed., Thurs., Fri. July 18th, 19th, 20th -6 am to 6 pin TERMS: • Saturday July 21st- 9 am to 6 pm ' Cash, Personal Cheques Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. July 23rd, 24th, 26th, ViSa and Mastercard 26th, 27th -9 am to 9 pm Saturday Jay 28th -9 am to 5 in 3574730 RON COUNTRY CARPETS BUS.: 529-7551 HOME: 529-7967 LOOK OUT! IT'S COMING! SOON Lynn Irvine RR 7 Lucknow July 22, 1983 7 Years Old Benjamin Knechtel Lucknow July 22, 1987 3 Years Old •