HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-09-24, Page 5Lueknnw Sentinel, Wednesday, September 24, 1997 -- Page 5
Stamps commemorate '72 series
Paul Henderson
is depicted
on one stamp
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Two commemorative stamps celebrating the 25th
anniversary of hockey's "Series of the Century° were
released for sale on Sept: 20. The 45¢ stamps will be
sold. in booklets of 10 stamps each.
' Five hockey superstars who .played for Team
• Canada's historic 1972 squad participated in the unveil-
ing of the stamps in Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg and.
Vancouver.
The stamps feature the on -ice reaction iritmediately
after "the goal," in the final game, withPaul Henderson
raising•his arms in jubilation and teammate Yvan
Cournoyer by his. side. The second stamp depicts several
Canadian team members'celebrating:he.historic goal;
The stamps bear. the Jwdrds The Series of .the:
Century/1972/La seri¢ du siecle. They were designed by •
Charles .Vinh of Montreal, based on photographs taken
by Denis Brodeur, also of Montreal.
The eight game series played between Sept 2 - •28,
1972, featuring all-star teams from Canada and the
Soviet Union, was perhaps the most vivid and thrilling
hockey series of all time. •
Canada won the series with four victories, three loss-
es and a tie, ina come -from '.behind victory that thrilled
hockey fans of all. ages: Canada was trailing the series
with one win; three losses and a tie after the first five
games. With the final three games in Moscow, Team
Canada rose to the challenge to win the series with
Henderson .'scoring all :three winning goals.. •
Proceeds to Ciaortty a o
at the
Columbus Centre
GODERICH
THE SERIES OPT ,
(formerly held in Ho,Imesville)
390 Parsons Crt.
(Just off Suncoast Dr. E.)
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Sat, Oct. 4
10 a.m.-R p.m.
Sun., Oct. 5
• 10 a.nr1.-5. p.m.
12tfi,Annual Disp4 ev
.Sale of 'i:lnigue Crafts
•Door Prizes 4lunch Room
BUS TOURS WELCOME
Admission 52.00/
Under 12; Free
Sewing children
with
physical disabilities
since 1922
THE. 'SERIES 0 `H` L ? RY LA •SfRIE ',.:Sleetf.
Last week,. Canada Post released for sale two
stamps. commemorating Team Canada's his-
toric 1972 victory over the Soviet Union.
J..dniinistr.at�rhas harsh
words for provinpe's proposal
by. Pat Halpin
• Bruce county's administratorhad harsh.
',words for the province's "Who :Does
What" proposal when he reported to coun-
cil's September session.
Wayne - Jamieson said information
released at last month's AMO convention
confirmed. that _the province is not count-
ingits grant cut to Municipalities when it
says a.swap• of services will be "revenue
neutral." Also missing from the calcula-
tion is the,local cost of taking over
cial' highways , that are ;being : downloaded
to the county. '
"The _Provincial'definition of services'
included in "Who Does What" seems. to:
depend ,;,on. "When ' We. Told _ You."
Jamieson told council..' "This is the first
indication that :the revenue neutrality of
the realignment of services was dependent
• upon the timing of a Minister's' announce-
nient rather..than on an accurate and equal
transfer of responsibilities: between, the
Provinoe and municipalities:";
In Bruce county, loss of . provincial
grants means a $2.5 million cut in ' next.,
year's budget.' The amount is equal'to 19.
per 'cent ofall property taxes in Bruce, or
38 per cent of last year's 'County' levy:
Jamieson described the 'impact as 'a Major
blow:"
Compounding the problem is news that
. the county May not be able to tap into the . •
. "province's. $500 million Comniuhity;'.
Reinvestment' Fund 'for budget relief,.•
Jamieson predicted. that Fund will be
restricted to helping with the cost of ser-
vices downloaded fromthe province, and
won't be availablefor municipalities
struggling' with' provincial grant cuts.
"If ;you were hoping - they would come'
and bail you out for the.loss of your grant,
I believe you can forget that" Jamieson
told a sombre .council.
In his report, Jamieson noted,the coun-
ty has been able to hold the line on taxes
while reducing its budgets because of
provincial grant cuts that have already
trinimed $2.4 million from the budget.
• Those cuts forced a 20 per cent reduction
in county staff, and .were assisted by a
drop in welfare • number's: At the same
time,. the county worked. on 9'11, waste
management planning and infrastructure
improvements including :a new .library
headquarters: The latest; cuts mean ser-
vices will shrink; Jamieson ,warned,
"Cuts of this magnitude will impact on.
services to: the extent that Council may be
faced . with the , possibility of complete
withdrawal of services in some circum' -
stances," he said': - .
-Jamieson refused toelaborate or what
services could be cut, but finance chair
Winston Hollis,. said all options will be
Considered.
"In my opinion We're faced With simpLy
having .to :close some..facilities or. close
some functions, of ,the, county to come up
with those kind of dollars.;" he said in an
interview.. Hollis said all':county services,
including homes for the aged,, are on the
table. Raising taxes is riot an option, he
said because most businesses and _many
homeowners'could not afford the increase
that would be needed.
..Councillors. recommended :that com
mittees; and department heads draft.
options for dealing with the grant cut.
Those options" will be part of a presenta-
tion council hopes to make• to MPP.
BarbFisher next month.
!Two running for warded ;'
'hy•Pat Halpin.
Two Bruce county councillors , are in
the running ,for 1998 Warden of Bruce.
Harry Thede of Saugeen township and
Norm: Annetts of Kincardine. both :made
their announcements at the September ses-
sion of county council.
Thede remarkedwryly that after hear-
ing a report describing the impact of '
provincial. grant cuts for the county, . he
wondered at his decision . to :run . for
Warden. But he said if he is successfui in
the fall 'municipal election, he willseek
the post.
Annetts said he is also piitting his name
forward in ;the contestfor Warden. He
remarked that a Kincardine representative
hasn't held the Warden's post since.: 1963; a
fact that prompted his; decision to run:
;... • Debbie
• Stanley-Ballagh
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Lucknow
-Cut and Curl
announces her
new: hours are
Thursday & Friday
9004mpirn..
&_
5vening & Saturdays
by appointment only
Cut':& •Curl
528129/4
After. hours
•.,3.57-3763.
Birthday. Club
N col¢ Beyersbergen'
• September 22, 1992
5 Years Old
Tyler- Vander.- Woude
September 24, 1988
9 Years Old
Blake Scott
September24, 1991
6Years Old
Elizabeth Simpson
September 25, 1990
7 Years. QId
Ryan Bolt
September.25, 1991
6 YeatsOld
Rachael Bell
September 25, 1990
7 Years.Olci
Jennifer Pollock,
-. September 26; 1990
y, fe'srs Ord
Tiffany Ziegler
• September 28, 1988
• 9 Years Old
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September 30;1689
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528-2411
BUNGALOW - With carport;
3 bedrooms, oil heat.
Havelock.St: $54,400.
STORE FRONT Plus 2
bedroom apartment both
leased. Full basement with
garage.
WILLOUGHBY ST. - Totally
remodelled 3 bedroom
:bungalow. 20' x 20' shed.
$95,000.
NEAR.,LUCKNO- 3,
bedrooW house, Dickie Creek
and'pond. 20' x 30' shop.
$110,000:
'KINLOSS TWP. - $97,300. 3
bedroom house, 27-x 37 shop
creek &, pond. •
3!4 ACRE BUILDING LOT
Inglis St, $35,000.
DUNGANNON - 3 bedroom
,house, new bath, mudroorri, 5
appliances. $57,990.
•E..WAWANOSH:.- 100 acres,
70 workable, 4 bedroom
house, barn shed.
$230,000._
$49,900. 3' bedroorn, oil
heat, carport. Wheeler,St
ONE ACRE'-. Building lot
near Lucknow.
B • & B,. POTENTIAL - :•.5
bedroom home •;new'kitchen
and bath, spacious rooms',
larre'treed1 it,. •
'KINL.OUGR 3 'bedroom:.
mobile plus extra .lot.
$1330913,99$0
39, • • . •
BOB990 ST%, - 3 bedroorn, . .1 %4
bath, garage, $56;900.
LUDGARD.- 2 bedroorn, new
bath, at heat, $62;000.
1.3 ACRES in. Lucknow,.
unique 3. bedroom house,
overlooking 9 Mile River
LISTINGS WANTED'
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