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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-03-08, Page 3a, L ucknew Sentinel, Wednesday, March 6,1'989 =Page 3 fEEL ER S Cooked Harn 9 H , S .. 49L'. PORK Shoulder Roasts BONELESS Pork Butt Roasts PORK Spare Ribs Bell's Discount Centre will open its doors March 20. On the right is. John G. Bell, presi- dent of the company. Lorne McGibbon, left, a brother of John, vial manage the Lueknow location, (Pat Livingston -photo) Beli's Discount Gentre to open On 'March '.20, ..the Lucknow business mesxnmunty _ fi e increased ib� nesmor e new business, the fourth in almost as many weeks. The 2500 square foot former Knechtel building will. now be home : for Bell's Dis- count Centre. The:new business will carry a complete range of goods with a 50/50 split between family cothing and housewares. The owner of the new business, John Bell, has a similar business in.New Ham- burg, which was opened approximately, a year ago. LE 9 5 LE. 1.69. John and his wife, Cheryl have two children alon „LO;three yearaoid and a daughter, Jamie who is five. John refers to Bell's Discount Centre as a family business. His brother, Lorne McGibbon, will be the managing the store and living in Lucknow. On the several occasions John and Lorne have visited the village,.they have enjoyed the friendly atmosphere of Lucknow and its people. The community extends a warm welcome to this latest addition to Lucknow. ew treasurer appointed for agricultural, society The February meeting of the Lucknow Agricultural Society was held recently in the Community Centre with new president, Ken Mewhinney presiding Bev. Hodgins, Kinloss was appointed as the new treasurer. Bev and secretary, Gloria Messenger will be taking 'on the jobs recently vacated by Ross and Elaine Errington. Ross and Elaine will remain secretary - treasurers of the Craft Festival 'and con- venors of the bar committee for 1889. • Reports were given by Ken Mewhinney, Bruce Skillen, Norris and Gloria Messenger, who were recent delegates to the Fairs Annual Convention in Toronto. The Erringtons reported that space is filling up quickly for the Craft Festival. It was decided to have a 50/50 draw at the craft show. HOURS: Tues. - Fn. 9 A.M. - -6 P.M.; Sat. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Butcher Shop LUCKNOW 528-2242 Please allow extra time tor delivery during special. Several of the fair committees were reorganized. A report was heard from the building committee forthe proposed cattle shelter to be built on the fair grounds. Don Alton gave rough estimates of size and cost from various sources. Because the shelter is to be built on a flood plain, approval was sought and obtained from the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. As the Agricultural Society does not have suffi- cient funds to cover the entire cost of the shelter, it -was decided to seek further financing by way of donations. If response is favourable construction will start in time to have the shelter finished by fair time. Next meeting is Tuesday, March 26th. Same place, same time. Bruce Presbytery meets A meeting of Bruce Presbytery was held in Grace United Church, Hanover, February 21. The chairperson, Rev. Margaret Bain of Hanover, presided. Following opening formalities various divisions assembled to deal ,with the business assigned to their particular areas of concern. When the court reconvened a worship service was held during which the recep- tion of ,Cil Charm, of :Holstein, as a can- didate for the ordered ministry took place. Mr. Charles has been assigned to St. Paul's United Church in Walkerton for four months where hehas been workingas a student minister with the Rev. John Oestreicher. Following a delicious lunch supplied by the ladies of Grace United Church.a time of singing and Pf P gayer was conducted by Rev. Gerald MacFarlane, of Lucknow, ac- companied ;at =the piano by Mrs. MacFarlane. The. ,Queen's Bush Sural Ministries An- nual Meetin. g-revea1e an increase in de- mand for hel :ootTabismini t y. Approx- imately half Of ,Heir WM budget came from :the ;Uafd lion And Toronto Con- ference funds . and ' the remainder from "ONE SET OF PRINTS ONLY89 YOU CAN TRUST Bruce and Grey Presbytery and other donations. Rob Ritchie presented an excerpt from the Multi -Media theatre production, Another Voice. A list of new' films available from the Blue Water Film Council was presented by Helen Welch. These films are available to all church groups in Bruce Presbytery and as Helen reminds us - we've paid for them so we should be.using then. Joyce MacPherson, chairperson of the Board of Directors of the Bruce Presbytery Resource Centre in Clifford, gave some .insights into some special books available at the centre. A short skit was presented to impress upon us the date of the Open House at the centre on April 11. We were reminded of the televisionpro- grarmning on Vision TN. receivejl on Channel 23 in the Saugeen Teleeable.area. If you are not, receiving this programming you are asked to call the local cable com- pany in your area and requestthese broadcasts. Spirit Connection tapes ,are available through Avel atthe resource centre in Clifford. Tile- new studyprograr, The Sword and the Spirit, is oired on :Wednesday- evenings.