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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-02-24, Page 10Page 10—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 24, 1988 Blanket of snow means St. Helen's Snowmobile Club held another suc- cessful rally on Sunday, February 21. The' weatherman finally cooperated with a good blanket of snow after two postponements. The attendance was down due to three other rallies in the area. Top hand was held by Don Lamb of Goderich with four aces and King high. He won $40.00. Other winners were Frank Slater,. Auburn, $30.00; Shawn Coiling, Ripley, $20.00; Melissa Hanna, Auburn, $10.00 and Vickie Hanna, Auburn $5.00. A total of 177 door prizes were given out by the • following donors: C.A. Becker Equip.: hand cleaner, Steven Dur- nin and Harry Torrance; Lucknow Co-op: 5 gal. gas can, Stephanie King; Hackett's Farm Equip. hat, Bonnie Henderson, handcleaner, Stephanie King, hand cleaner, Amy Jo Glenn; Mayfair Restaurant: 2 coffee mugs, Richard Gedke, 2 coffee mugs, Carl Courtney; Lucknow Village Mkt.: $20 voucher, Harold Errington; Henderson Lumber: hammer, Joanne Gentils, nail bag, Pam Purdy; Chisholm Fuels: windshield washer, David Errington, Jim Stoneman, Mar- sha Sillib, and Ross Pickard; Cliff's Plumbing: $10.00 cash, Ross Pickard; Willit's Tire: car wheel balance, Bruce Sillib; C&M Transport: $10.00 cash, Ron Snowden, $10.00 cash, Larry Bear, $5.00 cash Jim Cranston; Don and Bev Thompson Investments: double deck cards, Ron' Clements, toque, Elwyn Good; Lucknow Service Centre: snowmobile oil, Alan Shepherd. and Glen Walker; Anderson Flag Products, $10.00 cash, Keith Blake, $10.00 cash, Trisha MacDonald, $5.00 cash, Robert Sinclair; Holyrood Store: $15.00 voucher, Steve Errington. Cowan Printing: calculator, Paul Chamney; Treleaven's Feed Mill: dog food, Dean Tolton; Cut & Curl: hair products, Ken Good; C.E. Mac - success Tavish staff, oil, Keith Blake, and Bruce Hig- gins; Finlay Decorators: paintbrush, Gord Chapman and Jeff Tolton; Lucknow Home Hard- ware: drill set, Mike Sillib; Loree's Ladies Wear: pair socks, Jack Freeman, Jeff Tolton and Brock Baynard; Montgomery Motors: oil change, Ken McDougall; Agnew Jewellers, ther- mometer, Diane Park; Robert Aitchison: hat, Amy Glenn; Your Favourite Things: brass orna- ment, Trisha MacDonald; Dee Vee's: scarf, Tim Hodges; Bain's Groceteria, canned goods, Wayne McDonald and Don Lamb; Buffy's Burger Bar: $10.00 voucher, Dan Gibbons; Lucknow Small Engines: case of pop, Donald Beirns and Paul MacDonald; Lucknow Farm Supply: dog food, Larry Blake; McDonagh In- surance, $10.00 cash, Gord Powell; Kwan's Restaurant: meal voucher, Carl Courtney; Super Scoop: voucher, Mike Andrews; Hamilton Fuels: toque, Wayne Park and Ted Cooper; G & Environmental risks aren't only Acid Rain or Industrial Toxic Wastes. Each one of us in his or her own way has a daily impact on the quality of the environment. It may he cigarette smoking. Or the washday detergent. The cleaners and polishes in the kitchen cupboards or the paints and solvents in the basement. Each family home, regardless of how safe and cozy it appears, contains chemicals which should he carefully controlled. Make sure you're doing your hest to control household hazardous wastes: • • Become aware of the chemicals you use and dispose of.every day. • Educate your children as to the hazardous products in your home and store those products„ safely. • Buy only those products which can he used and disposed of safely. • Buy pesticides and other household chemicals only in quantities that you can actually use. • lido to.organize special refuse collections for hazardous materials. • Discourage overuse of plastics and styrofoam. • Encourage the use of re -usable materials. Do your part to make sure the world is safer for yourself. That way we'll all benefit. 1+1 Environment Environnement Canada Canada Canada for Rally E Sales: hand cleaner, Kevin Hardy; Beckers Milk: case of pop, Mary Lamb; Reavie Farm Equipment: hand cleaner, Terry Powell. Charman's: pr. socks, Kip White, Joanne Gen- tils and John Freeman;Les Petter Shoes,slip- pers, Bart Beyersbergen; Valley Green Flowers: $10.00 voucher, Glenn England; Helm Welding: hats, Jay Drehman and Ross Err- ington; Penny's Hairstyling: $5.00, Del Burkhart; Dawson's: shovel, Eldon Chamney; North Huron Small Engines: gas can, Roger Bieman; Tom Armstrong Gravel: flashlight, Chris MacDonald and Jim Dickson; Brindley Auction: socket set, Mark Leitch; Lucknow Community Sale: trouble light, Don MacDonald; Dauphin's Feed: cat food, Pamela Shaw; Larry Park Electric: smoke detector, Pam Purdy; Ashfield Service Centre: 4 L anti -freeze, Gord Stute; Nile Garage: snowmobile oil, Alec MacLennan, toque, Doug Ruston; Auburn Auto Sales: screwdriver set - Vickie Hanna; Huronia Welding: pr. mitts, Delton Burkhart; Carlow Store: pr. socks, Tim Hodges; Seer's Auburn: snowmobile oil, Leroy Menam and Chris Mac- Donald; Joe's Landing: meal voucher, Dan Gib- bons and David Adams; Argyle Marine: snowmobile belt, Paul Beirnes; Champion Road Machinery Ltd., toque, Jeff Alton, Gord Powell and Andrew Glenn. Turnberry Sales/Service: hat, Shawn Collins; Doug Brown: flashlight, Karen Ruston; Ray Brown (Pioneer Seed) : coat, Leroy Meriam, ra- ingauge, Dean Tolton, raingauge, Roy Taylor, hat Alan Shephard; Dungannon Service Centre: voucher, Jim Stoneman; Fred Ward: $10.00 cash, Jim de Boer, $10.00 cash, Ron Plunkett; Bernice Glenn: tupperware, Frank Slater, Karen's Hairstyling: hair products, Paul Beirnes; Manning's Building Supply: hat, Jack Caesar and Scott Rodger; Radford's Construc- tion: hat, Pamela Shaw and Ken McDougall; T.B. Allen: pr. gloves, Allen Snowden and. Marlene MacDonald; Scrimgeour's Food Mkt.: hat, Bonnie Henderson and Craig Millar; Old Mill (south of Blyth) : pr. socks, Wayne Swan and Craig Millar; Bainton Old Mill: pr. snowmobile mitts,. Frank Slater; Blyth Inn: 2 Pizzas, Scott Rodger; Triple K Restaurant,: 2 meal vouchers, Glenn England; Sparling's Propane: 1 20 lb. refill, Catherine Powell; Dale's Pump Service: glass cleaners, Doug MacDonald; Vincent's Farm Supply: toque, Rick Young, toque, Jack Brenner, 2 snowmobile oil, Eldon Chamney. Radford's Farm Equipment: repair kit, Doug Ruston; Auburn Co-op: ice scraper, Ron Plunkett; Howatt Bros.: hat, Marion Taylor and Jack Caesar; Denomme Flowers: flower ar- rangement, Paul Chamney; Hully Gully: hat, Michael Pentland; Hully Gully: jacket, Donald Beirnes; Howson & Howson: dog food, Shawn Coiling; G.R. Hubbard: bag of turnips, Don Lamb, Bob Powell, Lynn McLaughlin and Todd Walker; Sifto Salt ( Mine) : 1 bag water softener, Jack Wilkins, Allan Snowden, Ken McDougall and Ernie Martin; Lynn Hoy: toque, Brenda Adamson and Brock Raynard, pr. socks, Ken McDougall and Terry Newbieging; Beck's Groceteria: groceries, Jay Drehmann; Belgrave Co-op: toys, Tom Willis; Benniger's Small Engines: chainsaw kit, Jinette Powell; Green's Meat Market: hamburgers, Leonard Good; Hul- ly Gully: vest, )Glen Lamb, hat, Ena Srnid; Lawrence Electric: flashlight, Jeff Feagan; Hank's Small Engines: helmet, Brenda Powell. Sifto Salt (Evaporator Plant): 3•boxes salt, Kent Bieman, Terry Powell, Kent Bieman, Bill Graham, Gord Moulton, Steve Errington, Robert Blackwell and Rick Young, 2 boxes salt, Ron Clements; Bernice Glenn: tupperware, Bonnie Thompson; Ashfield Service Centre: windshield fluid, Ron Plunkett; Leonard Jenkins, motor oil, Duane Horton, Anne Ruston, and Michael Taylor; Auburn General Repair, oil . change, Terry Ruston; Auburn General (store $10.00 ) Brenda Adamson and Jim Stoneman; Blyth Print Shop: $5.00, Alec MacLennan; McGee Auto Electric: case oil, Dennis Park; Steffen Auto Supply: 4 oil, Melissa Hanna, Tom Willis and Michael deBoer; Craig Hardwood: hat, Jennifer Powell and Len Good; Manchester Variety Store: voucher, Helen MacDonald and Doug Dougherty; Bruce Raynard Pioneer: gloves, Tom Adamson, tape measure, Karl Borgman, 2 mugs, Mary Lamb, Blair Bieman and Craig Milar, Thermometer, Bill Graham; , Ernie Martin. The Lucknow Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary held their February meeting in the church basement on Tuesday, February 16. There were 15 ladies present at the meeting. Miss Maudie Fisher chaired the meeting which opened with hymn. The Devotions entitled "Peace" and readings from the Scriptures were given by Mrs. Leonard MacDonald. The W.M.S. Purpose was repeated in unison by all attending. The topic on Russia was given by Mrs. Lorie with assistance from Mrs. Henderson. In keeping with the Valentines theme of the meeting, Mrs. Frank Hawthorne gave several readings on Love. The meeting closed with hymn, followed by the Benediction. A social tim0 followed along with a delicious lunch provided by the ladies in charge.