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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-05-12, Page 2r Lucknow Villag arkct L UCKNOW ., . - 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements 44 Page 2 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 12, 1993 GREAT D ON THESE BEAUTIFUL TREES Norway Maple -Bare Root 8'-10' "n"le S"r'PI'Rc `as' -Heavy Branched $28.00 Royal Red Maple -Bare Root 10'-12' -Heavy Branched $35.00 Crimson King Maple -Bare Root 5'-6' -Lightly Branched $15.00 Golden Locust 6'-8' 10 gal. pot $30.00 Austrian Pine 12"-15" 1 gal. pot $5.75 Colorado Spruce 12"-15" 1 gal. pot $3.00 nor PINK INPLI R BAYS AK E II 14 AGAIN! dlwwn _fandleaflbi9 L'bnikEd RR 2 Lucknow (519)529-7247 S Weicre got good :i1&zgs glowing 9 (YOU! ❑OGO000GOGOOpO000Op00gO0g21;11:1 Huron County's Complete V�FZENTAL EHIC .E GI 0 Headquarters a ▪ 0 Small and Mid -Size Cars .11 Passenger & Cargo Vans, Pickup Trucks FJ Daily, Weekly, Monthly fl insurance Rentals & More 1 EJ Free Delivery . o 3 7) Ask about our full a n O E E L CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS Division of Suncoast Foid i 500 Huron Rd. 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Blade Steak 1 69b , KNECHTEL 33% Sal` Reduced or Whole, Half.or Mini Black Forest Ham PRODUCT OF.ONTARIO Snowy, White 8 oz Tray KNECHItL "1/4 Pound Size" 454 g. Beef Steakettes 11.79 KNECHTEL . "Sandwich Style" • Deli Sliced or shaved 3.73 Kg. Cooked 2.99,b Ham Mushrooms ■79 ea PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY 3 Lb Bag. Ida Red Apples 1.69,. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA 41 English CucumbersII 99ea PRODUCT OF U. S A FLORIDA GROWN 5 Lb Bag 1.99ee Oran • es 2.99e=. Receives Canada 125 medal Beverley Thompson, of Lucknow, is another local recipient of the Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation. Mrs. Thompson received the award for making a significant contribution to Canada, her' com- munity and fellow Canadians. She has been a dedicated member of the Girl Guide movement for well over 40 years, and previously received a Medal of Merit in this respect. The Canada 125 Medal is a "reminder of the values of service, individual respect, and community effort on which Canada was built and on which its quality of life will always depend." The presentation was made on Apr. 29 at the Mapleway Area annual meeting and dinner in Mount Forest Sylvia Brady, Area Commissioner, had the honor of presenting Mrs. Thompson with the medal. In a later telephone interview, Mrs. Brady spoke of her admiration for Mrs. Thompson, saying, "She is certainly -a person to pattern one's self after." Beverley Thompson OPP lay liquor offence charge against 17 year old A 17 -year-old Ripley youth has been charged with having liquor while under 19 on May 7 at 9:40 p.m in Point Clark The OPP were investigating a report of a party in the area when they saw the youth and seized liquor and beer from him. The ministry of transportation found a silver 10 speed bicycle on Highway 9 near Highway 21 and have turned it over to the OPP. If it can be identified, it can be claimed at the Kincardine detachment. The bicycle was found on May 6. On May 8, a part bottle of beer was seized from a 19 -year-old Kincardine pedestrian while the officers were on patrol in InverHuron. • OPP are waiting for a description of a lawnmower reported stolen on May 8. The theft occurred from a shed at a cottage on Huron Road in Point Clark between Apr. 9 and Apr. 28. The owner, from Waterloo did not have the make and mddel of the , lawnmower at the time of reporting the incident. Bruce Presbytery met here Rev. David Maxwell chaired the April meeting of the Bruce Pres- bytery held at the Lucknow United Church. He continued on the theme authority and interpretation of scrip- ture. . Virginia Coleman, the Hamilton Conference executive secretary, outlined the new format of the upcoming annual meeting stating that "we shall be led in 'open space technology' by a professional facilitator. Joyce Boyd, president of the Hamilton Conference, spoke about Christian development and con- ference concerns. Mrs. Boyd explained the stages of Christian development by relating humans' feelings and beliefs to .Various - `blankets'. Examples included a baby blanket as it relates to depen- dence on warmth and en- couragement. Some blankets provide color and beauty but are not as warm and protective. Old worn blankets make us comfortable. The modem, earthly blanket of God's love invites us to love each other, the world and ourselves. Lewis Coffman,. accompanied by Betty Ritchie at the piano, led in a time of singing and prayer after. lunch. The various divisions reported on related business and upcoming workshops and events. The Long Range Planning Com- mittee presented an interim report,. noting responses from cluster group meetings among small membership charges, including community of faith, sharing, commitment, tradition, limitations, financial pres- sures, to name a few. The court agreed to proposed. changes to the manual through voting on remits concerning the lay membership of Presbytery, the membership of Presbytery and Conference, the Candidacy process, and Covenanting. The responses will be forwarded to General Coun- cil. 's name theirr delega ew •from page 1 to be nominated; two of which had to be female. Making the trip will be Dan Pearson,.Murray Cardiff's Brus- sels constituency office assistant for the past 13 years; Belmore resident Ted Weishar; Jamie Armstrong of Teeswater;. Mary Proctor of Belgrave and Terra Ahrens from Exeter. Senior alternates are Kincardine's Gary Gerbin, Ross Proctor of Belgrave, John Schenk, and Yvonne Trapp, both of Win- gham. While only the youth delegates voiced any particular candidate support, it seemed like a lot' of people were talking about Kim Campbell; although members from the Perth Riding As- sociation attended to rally sup-. port for Alberta MP Jim Ed- wards. Both Mr. Steep and Ms. Trapp offered 'up their Campbell position, as did Ahrens - who was defeated for a youth delegate position, but was ac- claimed in the senior grouping as a woman delegate. Meanwhile, Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff is in an Ottawa hospital following a gallbladder attack in Rome, Italy. Cardiff will remain in the National defence Medical Centre for a few more days. More Block Parents wanted •from page 1 ses and service clubs involved in financial aid. New Block Parents are welcome: All persons in the home 16 years and older must sign the application. However, the person in the home when the sign is displayed must be 18 or over. If you would like further infor- mation on how you can be involved in this program call Mrs. Helm at 528-3427or Mrs. Sanderson at 52 8 2428.