The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-11-06, Page 6Page 6 -. Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 6, 1996
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Bill 59 offers insurance Cheerleaders say
options to meet your needs thanks to school
by Pat Livingston he I 1 k e Bill 59
`SDP's il3rll 164)
said
"The
Rate Stability Act, a
basic lesel of coserage is
pros ided. There are
many options that pro-
%ide the flexibility to
adapt your insurance
coserage to your specific
needs.
Bill 59 also includes
increased rights to sue,
and a new discount for
retired persons who meet
the criteria.
As an automobile
owner, currently insured,
you have the option to do
nothing until your next
policy renewal date. If
you choose this option,
your insurance company
will include the higher
Option end coverage
without any extra charge
until your renewal date.
The other option is to
move to the new plan
right away arid choose
the options you want
under the new Bill 59.
When your policy
comes up for renewal, be
prepared to ask questions
arid fired out from your
Insurance brok.er or agent
the Ix:st policy for you
for invitation
Automobile owners
w ill has e more decisions
to make when their insur-
was a bastardization It
was a complete night-
ance policies come up for mare This will correct a
renewal The Ontario lot of problems," said
f e r n rn e n s s McDonagh. who thinks
Automobile Insurance the .new system is
Rate Stability Aet 1 Bill "geared more to the gen-
Larne into effect on era! public's needs and
ti,:‘ 1 "Div riew legisla- not forte fed to thein
w a, de si ned to with the new plan In
bring stability to the cost place. McDonagh said
of insurance in Ontario. there rrray be some who
reduce fraud and pro s rde will see a decrease in
a lair insurance system to premiums What he's
the public looking for IS rate st:abili-
Rtod McDonagh, of ty.
McDonagh Insurance Under the new
Brokers Ltd . Lucknow, Automobile Insurance
November 4th to loth is
Pharmacy Awareness Week.
Urnbach Pharmacy encourages everyone to bring in all old,
expired, and unused medication to be properly disposed of.
()ur professional phaiuiacist will be available to review your
current medication's and answer any related questions or
uoneerrib.
-Appointments can be set up with Scott Hannay for a full
medication analysis as part of our Pharmaceutical ('are
project. (Come in and find out more.
�l1 Urnbuch Pharmacy, Your ileaIth is Our Concern.
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Dear editor:
Now that school is
back in and in full swing,
a number of students are
choosing to play on extra
curricular teams. For
many of us, when we
think of a sports team we
think of baseball or hock-
ey or something of that
nature. Cheer leading
doesn't usually spring to
mind. For many years
cheer leading wasn't rec-
ognized as a team sport,
but over the years the
typical "rah -rah" cheer-
leader has been trans-
formed into a powerful
athlete. Stunting has
hecome. an essential part
of a competition routine
meaning, more than ever,
safety is of primary con-
cern for all team mem-
hers.
Recently 'the 1, E.
Madill cheerleader', were
asked to participate in the
All-Star assembly at the
Lucknow CentralPuhlic
School. I'he students
were addressed on team
To the 1
editor J
work and the importance.
of respect, responsibility
and helpfulness.
We were thrilled not
only to he asked to par-
ticipate in such an impor-
tant lesson but also to be
recognized as a real
team. It was extremely
rewarding to perform for
such an enthusiastic and
supportive audience.
We hope that we
demonstrated how
important team work is
for us and for everyday
life.
We would like to
thank the Lucknow
Central Public School for
their generous donation
to Our team. Your support
is greatly appreciated. In
our eyes you are definite
"Stars!"
Madill Cheerleaders
Kien Snowden and
Dianne !loss (Coaches).
Loretta Weber is shown here with the entries in the Optimists' pump-
kin carving event'on Saturday. From the left, Sherri Macdonald's was
judged second for spookiest, Angie Sande's first for spookiest,
Loretta's was funniest, and Heather Sande's was most creative. (Helm
photo)
LUCKNOW
1)1S'l'R1('T
COMMUNITY
('ENTRE
Raffle nets $10,000+
for herithge museum
The an►l(ia'i rattle •lnir
tar (craw, sponsored by
the Bruce County
Heritage Association,
raised a total of $14,845,
with net proceeds of
10,796 going towards
the purchase of a 1)iee.e of
property for the a55a(ia
lions tuluie I1II1,I'1JIi1 and
peruia,nent 5teanl Shaw
Site isc IIIIICS
•'I'IIC if was held
Oct. 19 al lie Walkerton
.ittle. Royal fair. Winner
01 the first 1)rite, a
restored 1951 'John 1 )sere
"M" tractor, was (iregg
Cameron of Allemford.
Jirm
Campbell, Seaford)
.walla J1) kiddies pedal
teat Dor, and I.Iltahrlh
(iiegg• Paisley won elle
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