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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-02, Page 16Page 16—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 2, 1988 GODERICH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MONSTER BINGO. •2,500 PRIZE MONEY - 81,000 JACKPOT MUST GO11 N Thursday Evening at 8:00 p.m. beginning October 6, 1988 AT SALTFORD VALLEY HALL (Except Nov. 24/88) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 524-9691 OR 524-9850 DOOR OPENS AT 7 P.M. I am asking the ratepayers and the people of Lucknow for their support on the Nov. 14th Election. We have, as a council, spent many hours over several years to get sewers in our Town and now that they are a reality I would like to be in office for their completion. Our 20 unit Senior Citizen apartments are also a reality and I would like to be a part of the cutting of the ribbon for both of these projects. Thanking you for your support in the past and now I am asking you for your support on Nov. 14th. Sincerely, ELDON A. MANN Your Catholic Teachers urge you to MAKE YOUR MARK Your Vote Is Important Support the candidate of your choice in the Municipal Election — November 14 Federal Election — November 21 ONTARIO ENGLISH Catholic Teachers ASSOCIATION Huron -Perth Branch -Affiliate RE-ELECT HURRAY CARDIFF HURON -BRUCE AGRICULTURE Murray Cardiff: - IS A FARMER - KNOWS THE PROBLEMS FACING spi AGRICULTURE y - HAS EXPERIENCE YOUR VOTE FOR CARDIFF IS A VOTE FOR AGRICULTURE AUTHORIZED BY ALFRED ROSS, OFFICIAL AGENT FOR MURRAY CARDIFF Trade meal Tony McQuail represented the Federal New Democratic Party at the October Directors Meeting of the Ontario Federa- tion of Agriculture. Regional Directors and Commodity Board Members from across Ontario came to hear the represen- tatives of the three major parties. Liberal MP, Maurice Foster and Conservative Candidate and former MPP, Ross Steven- son spoke for their parties. The Trade Deal was the major topic of concern to the Directors with farm credit and crop insurance also discussed. Tony McQuail, candidate in Huron -Bruce pointed out that "we face a critical choice in the 1988 election. The choice between becoming an economic colony of the U.S. or continuing to build a better society and discussed economy in the north half of this continent," McQuail went on to say that "the Liberals and Tories are just the same. In the late 1970s and early 1980s they decried high interest in opposition but kept them high when they were in government. Turner and Mulroney are just the same. Mulroney opposed free trade when he was trying to become prime minister just like Turner today. We can't trust them." McQuail then outlined the New Democrats Family Farm Protection Policy. It is based on the belief that family farmers should be able to earn a fair return for their labour. It include, target prices for crops, a revitalized farm credit program and support for orderly marketing. Lucknow represented Jean Whitby and Cora Cranston attend- ed the Bluewater Region Arthritis Society Dinner held October 21, 1988, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Hanover representing Lucknow. $172,463.00 has been raised through special events and campaigns in the 55 communities. $3,799.37 was raised to date in Lucknow. Suzanne Lawson, Executive Director of the Ontario Division brought greetings from the Ontario Board and expressed feelings of gratitude for the increase in funds raised. She, expressed appreciation to the Knights of Columbus for allowing the Society to use the Hall to honour the volunteers by way of a dinnei, as well as their continuing financial support. Mary Guse, Area Co -Ordinator of the Bldewater Region, expressed sincere gratitude to the volunteers for their con- tinuted support of the Society. She explain- ed that the Society, formed in 1948, is celebrating 40 years of continuted efforts to give the patient the best possible care, while education and research continue to Unravel the Mystery, and hopefully soon find a cure for these diseases. Mr, Peter Karl, G.K. of the Knights of Columbus, brought greetings from the Knights of Columbus and informed the one hundred volunteers that all the food was donated to honour those who attended. For further information about arthritis, write The Arthritis Society, 528 Victoria St. N., Kitchener, Ontario N211 5G1. By Terry Hunt Beth Hergott was the winner of the Hep- coe Credit Union's Grand Prize, Best of show, with her essay "What my parent does at Hydro". The prize was an account with Hepcoe containing a $100 deposit. Beth who recently turned seven years old is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hergott who live at the bottom of the Fourth. Con- gratulations go to Beth who would not say if it was a long or short story. Here from England Jack Ellis of Heswall, England will be spending the next five weeks with his daughter, Carol Jones of Ripley, Sonny and Mr. Ellis' grandchildren, Nina and Jamie. Mr. Ellis arrived in Ripley, Oct. 22. Euchre party winners A Euchre party was held in the Legion hall on Oct. 17 in the evening, sponsored by Happy Hearts Club. There were five tables and the winners were Marion Huston, Eileen Carter, Clarence Cunningham and Harvey Thompson. The next Euchre will be held on Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. Notice this Euchre is in the afternoon. Everyone is welcome. RIPLEY The Ripley Co-operative Playschool is running Tuesday and Thursday mornings at the Legion Hall with 19 children registered. They wish to take this opportunity to thank the Ripley Legion, Huron Township Council, Huron Township Recreation Board, Mrs. Roz Brooks from Community and Social Services, Sue Reden from the Bruce County Family Resource Network and Marlene Lol- ling for all their assistance in helping them get organized. To all those people who donated equipment and supplies they wish to express their appreciation. This year's executive Fran Farrell, Leader; Joan Eadie, Asst. Leader; Marilyn Moulton, Secretary/Treasurer. Directors are Lynn Jewson, Kim Henry, Laura Far- rell, Debbie Armstrong and Janice Burgess. A big welcome to all new moms who have joined up this year. Lucknow Legion Branch 309 presented $6,000 to the Sports Complex Fund Raising treasurer, Rod McDonagh. Henry Clark, president and Marie Park, Ladies Auxiliary President made the presentation. (Pat Livingston photo).