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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-05-24, Page 8• Page Luelinow Senttinel9 Wednesday, May 24, 1989 1 Thank y for °buying! We pug good taste into everything we makes Tom Andrew Fairview Dairy Lucknow 523.3725 IC Rates ONO FEES ONO C IARGES °FUNDS TRANSFERABLE VIA CHARTERED BANK .LUCKNCW19 'PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, May -28, 1198 11:00 A.M. Worship Service 9:43 A.M.: Sunday School Nursery Por Children Under 4 Years Rev. ALLISON J. iItAMSAV -,Minister Everyone welcome U.CKN W UNITED CHURCH :SUNDAY, MAY 289 1289 Rev. Gerald ;McFarlane Nursery and junior congregation provided EVERYONE WELCOME LUICKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH invites You To Worship With 'Tune On -Sunday, May :28,, 1989 10 a.m. mind 730 nursery siownstairs morning :.& ovoning EVERYONE WELCOME; Birthday Mb Angel Irvin R.R. 7 Lucknow ,May 25, 1987 2 Years Old Laura Weir May 27, 1984 5 Years Old Amber tleBruyn May 28, 1988 1 Year Oid Mandy Mavens .May 29, 1981 8 Years Old Jeff -Havens May 29, 1981 8 Years Old IIIAellsaa Uollan May 30, 1984 5 Years Old INVE=STMENTS, 524-2773 Galeria 1 -800-265-5503 TRAILERS MOTOR HOMES 5th Wh..0, .Hard Topa, New !& WO Tioga, Golden Falcon, 'Prowler, Lynx, Mini?) Hitches - Truck Gaps SALES -RENTALS -REPAIRS 27 Years In Business CAMP -OUT TRAILERS Hwy. 1} 1 ml. west of Stratford 393-5936 Country Classics Hairstyling calO Shelia :.Gibson 395-3644 Evening Appointments Available 1V7CDONAGE'" REA,:. E.S1AT° c. INSURANC: [1.1 FARRIS KINLOSS -100 acres lightlyrolling, 75 wor able,small b%kP. Pricedi2,000 00. XINLOSS -100 acres, fairlyievel, well drained, 55 workable. 450,000.00. COUNTR3r*H011lllE - 4 bedrooms; 4,pc. 4& 2 -,pc. ,bath, :large :_:kitchen, well .in- sulated, 30' -50' -partially :heated „garatge.' 14;90090. TWO GOOD BUILDING LOTS. Listings Wanted FRASER MacKINNON 528.3E :BARRY McDONAGE 5284821 DAVID MacKINNON 395-2483 LUCC N W DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE OPEN .DATES Friday, May 26 SATURDAY, MAY 27 Steve MacPherson & `Carol :RintouB SUNDAY, MAY 28 Lions Dabber Bingo FRIDAY, JUNE 2 Dave. Simpson & Evy Kehrer SATURDAY, JUNE 3 LMichael Smolenaars ,& `:Debbie ehediey 1 "ONLY" CALL 528.73532, 9 aim. - 6,;p.m. S OF DISTINCTION We invite you IO se( selection (.)f a fcaialil\ We nave (.)yet 1 U() ()I1 cfispL \ I Q. uti athoLit the monument 111('111)111&'lits F()t 11101"(' Illft>rIllatlOI1 call. Sam or 9Cant SS14) ' 3 Durham St. Walkerton \I 111 n1, 11 Unpaid parkint tickets tcollected by county The reeve and councillors dealt with several pieces of business at their May 9 meeting. Lloyd Morrison, a Lucknow Agricultural Socie'tyrepresenta'tive attended the meeting to advise council that the society wished to erecta .pole structure 32' x96' in Caledonia Park. The deeds are now on file and coun- cil had no objection, stating that Maitland Valley Conservation Authority would have to approve the project. Jack Crozier, bylaw enforcement officer commented on several problem areas in the village. Discussion followed on the parking bylaw and new procedures were discussed. If, after five days, parking tickets have not been paid, the unpaid bills will be sent to the county for action. Rod McDonagh of McDonagh Insurance was presentand explained the village's in- surance coverage in detail. Council voted in favor of renewing the insurance policy for 1989 with the Frank Cowan Company Limited. Mike Snobelen advised council he was in- terested in purchasing. land from the village and presented a written offer, on behalf of Anderson Flax Products, for approximate- ly 100' x 400' of the former CNR property, at a price of .26 a square foot, with a clos- ing date of June 29, 1989. Council could see no problem with Mike Thielmann's wish to build an office adjacent OUNCIL 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111.11111111111111111111111111111 to the east of his building and gave him an application to permit. Gary Austin has beer appointed as weed inspector for 1989 and Butch Foran was hired to cut grass at a rate of $450 per hour. His employment period will rule from June 1 to August 31, as required, under the super- vision of the town foreman. A donation of $250 was made to the Salva- tion Army. Council had received a letter from Linear - dine Cable TV regarding service in Lucknow. Council denied permission to Kin- cardine Cable TV to do a test of CITY -TV reception from the top of the standpipe. Recreation The hydro connection to the new lights at the Kinsmen Park was discussed and it was agreed that the costs of installation would be part of thegrant allocation. The village would then take over the line. The price for the water tank for the new fire truck is$18,600, plus tax and incidentals. Council voted an additional $1100 be approv- ed for the purchase, on condition that the other- three- icipating -municipalities- grant mut apalittiesgrant their approval. Please note the next council meeting will be held on June 20. Rar.bler has new side -kick • from -page 4 theway I would-verballytellastory, Imay find I am writing on a kindergarten level and won't that be a slap in my face! By the way, I :also have a golf game, which Lam toldis fosse-wherimyiaart ied brain:needs'relaxation. I :gave it try - my golf -game on-computer:isas;badasitis on the:course! As I - sit here, -on a Saturday afternoon I might add, I .am searching my brain for some type of technological advancement for the darkroom. A machine that I could just dump my film into and it would automatically develop and print my pie - tures to :perfection. Who knows, the way things are going, before I -retire perhaps such a machine will he available. Bytheway, Iflaveaot fiadperson of- fer to give me a lesson in changing tires, even Mr. Fixit has made no comment on last week's column. 89 EaidCoiic t success While four public school trombone players led .in the Root Beer Shuffle, Lucknow School Concert Band members entered in their sparkling new navy and white uniforms for the 1969 concert. Music varied frommarches, ,waltzes and rock.andrroll to favorites such as 'Waltzing Matilda and Glow Worm. Sharon Askes rendered -a clarinet solo while; Steve Bushell -and Seth McNall,played -a trombone -duet Accompanist was JoAnne Scott. Dale Priestapand Heather Steer -did special dances. Atthe end of ;the Public School Band sec ;tion, to show the talent of these young players, Mr. Cayley'called out a sma 1 dance band group to;play an -extra number whilethe others:leftthe stage.arid the Senior Concert Band returned. Twenty senior band members played several selections in a newly formed Dance Band while others danced with members of the audience. Meaghan Clarke and Sandy MacIntyre presented flowers to Barb Gingrich, Ria Middlekamp and ,King Meyer in apprecia- tion for sewing tilt new uniforms. Band Memories with NM rNlr.'C, a book with entries from former band members for 20 years as band leader wasrprsented to Gordon Cayley by Heather Priestap and Craig Irwin. Prin- cipal Bill Pike asked everyone to show their appreciation for this long musical leadership. A standing 'ovation will carry the young ambassadors of Lucknow and area on to their annual Band Tour May 23'26. • of '\/ I sciiolarship Karen Fenton won the -Druce County On- tario Women's Institute Scholarship. This scholarship is;presented annually to.an.ap- ,plicant who has prodliced.a high standard in 4-11 clubs, and ;wishes to continue :post- secondary ,education. Xaren received a $250:00 scholarship 11n Tlielsda�,y, May .9 at the ;Bruce entre Women s -Institute District Annual held in Underwood. Karen is the 'daughter pf Don And Inez Fenton, R.. 3, .Flirt Elgin. She <attended :Burgoyne 441 'Cali • Aaron is .:a 19 -year- old, Grade 13 student ,.at'Saugg n District Secondary:$chn ol, Port She laps to attend Guelph University in Consumer Studies. In her <application,es,,say, ,Karen stated, "I took the opportunities, 1,experienced tbe,udventure.and I have seem a piece of :the ,world unseen More". wring seven years of 441'c1pb work, Karen has com- pleted 25e1u1 s. -These varied fr��o,L n fes, elothi , ` l ', ; gfi NOV,Illette, veteribOrY 4411d rho, t eu1ture to ,leaiI rship training. Other activities included a 4411 Club Ex- change, the Provincial LeadershiP Car" and the CNE Conference. She won awar in dairy competitions in Paisley and Tara and ii the Kincardine Veterinary Club. Karen participated in the Royal Winter Fair Public Speaking. Having completed 2.5 clubs, Karen has gained her Count and Provincial,Ilonours and thei8thand 24th ClubAmarda. She has had considerable community .contact and As Bruce County Dairy Princess enjoyed several Speaking ropportunities in the, area. Karen, -duri her 4-B Club experiences has shown outstanding progress and development and ;given excellent leader- ship. She :has carried out club work of ,a high calibre. Figure skating has been one of her vourituaetivities,,wiani :manyawards ,and also taking time to teach jwiiors. She ,loves .sports especially baseball dandcurl- ing. -K roil ;has n very busy, but dos been able to Altirktohi .a Jill academic s andar&at school.