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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-05-26, Page 8Page 8 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 26, 1993 c= k Business - Stationety BUSINESS FORMS BUSINESS CARDS Flyers - Brochures. Tickets -Scratch Pads Envelopes, Letterheads Computer Forms/Cheques Full Color Post Cards Pens &Stuff FEV IMS • RIJI!RS • BUT SIl11S • MAYS • WIIISit IS • (IC • ADVERTISING & Waddings Imprinted with your name Logo, Phone, etc. or rup with both names and wedding date Cowan Printing G Advertising Lucknow 528-2730 We Want Y�u For Our Dungannon and Area Correspondent Any intersted person, give Pat • Livingston a call at 528-2822. $7.1 c� CORRECTION NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS DESTROY WEEDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons in possession of lands in the Municipalities in the County of Huron as,Iollows' Township TownshlQ Clerk Ashfield: • Colborne J Stewart Goderich .. Grey B. Knight Hay ' +Howick T Miller lhillett McKillop M,. McClure • Morris Stanley . . A Willert Stephen Tuckersmith . J McLachlan iurnherry, Usborne S Strang E Wawanosh W Wawanosh J Armstrong .Town Town Clerk Clinton . . E.xeter E Bell Goderich Seaforlh J Crocker Wingharn VIIIaae Bayfield Brussels Zurich clerk L Andrew R Thompson J Zimmerman 8 Shaddick N Michie L Brown D Kelly W Thompson cheek M Jefferson L McCabe B Adams Clerk P. Graham Pipe' M Simmons 'Actino Clerk Treasurer Vlllaae Blyth Ilensall • Clerk H Grubb 1 Pharr In arcs rdance with the Weed Control Act, Statutes of Ontario, 1990, Chapter W9, Sections 3, tri and 23, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands are destroyed by JUNE 7, 1993 arid throughout the Season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs agains.l the /and in taxes,as set out in the Act Proso Millet arrd Velvet Leaf are named as noxious weeds in most muninipalities, and Giant Cow Parsnip (1 Iogweed) si all County munlripahhes 1 he co ()potation nf'ail r Ihmns Is solicited J(tF C ORSON Weed Ilispectot County of 11uroti PLAY SOCCER - The new soccer field located in Kinloss Township, at the northerly limits of the village, was officially christened last week when Councillor John Husk, Kinsmen Wayne Phillips and soccer co-ordinator Jack Mali cut the ribbon. They are surrounded by members of,the Mustangs team who played that night. The land was donated by Kinloss Township and the Lucknow and District Kinsmen spe r - headed the $18,000 project. The field had a capacity, when used cross -ways, to accom- modate three soccer games played by smaller children at the same time. Upkeep of the field will fall under the jurisdiction of the joint recreation board. (Pat Livingston photo) Mustangs beat Goderich team The Lucknow Atom Mustangs played their first game of the season on May 18 against Goderich L.H. Resorts. Both teams seemed evenly matched in the first half of the game. Blue Weins made many good Kby May Boyle INLOUGH John Stewart dies in Exeter John Stewart, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart formerly of concession 14, passed way at Exeter hospital, after a short illness. He was a retired airman and was postmaster at Crediton. Mr. Stewart was one of a large family. Mrs. Ron (Millie) Stanley of Kinloss is a sister. The funeral was held in Kincar- dine. We extend sympathy to the Stewart family. Grace Eckenswiller, Myrtle Percy and Bessie Maulden attended the Bruce South District annual meeting in Kincardine on Tuesday. It was hosted by the Bervie Women's Institute. They were delegates from the Holyrood Women's Institute and enjoyed the meeting and dinner. David Rhody of Wakefield, Quebec, spent a couple of days here with his parents, Mr. an Mrs, Gerald Rhody and others. Mrs. George Jeans and her daughter, Heather Clifford, and her daughter Genille visited with May and Edna Boyle on Friday. Jean Phillips of Fonda is visiting with her sister, Bessie Maulden. Some from our area enjoyed the Western Days at Lucknow, the Craft Festival at Ripley and the Community Singers in Kincardine. Presbyterian WMS The •Kinlough Presbyterian WMS met at the home of Barbara Bushell on Wednesday afternoon. The president Isabel Thompson opened the meeting with a poem' and a hymn. Rollcall was to give your favorite Proverb. Joan Barr led the devotions on the ninety and nine and the hymn was sung followed by the offering and prayer. Nina McDonald conducted the Bible study from Matthew 11:28- 30. Several members read scripture portions that Nina had chosen en- ding with a Bible quiz. Refreshments and a bake sale concluded the meeting. saves in goal. Stephen VanderKlippe managed to score from a corner kick to give Lucknow the lead after the Furst half. Goderich made many good .moves in the second half but could not get past Lucknow's strong defence. Peter Nadasdy. skillfully carried the ball down the field and scored with VanderKlippe scoring minutes later. The final score' was Lucknow 3, Goderich 1. Get your swim suit ready While the weather may not be indicative of it, summer isap- proaching and with that swimming pool time, Shauna Andrew, the pool coor- dinator, is home from university and started her duties on May 25. Instructors/lifeguards have been hired and the faces of Vanessa. Alton, Sharon Askes, Tanya Suther- land, Joy Becker, Lori Exel and Lara Fenton will become familiar to youngsters taking lessons or en- joying a leisure time in the pool this year. Two sessions of swimming les- sons are scheduled for this year, each running three weeks. The first session starts June 28 and the second July 26. Registration fees are: $40 for one child, $60 for two children, $80 for three children, plus $20 for each additional child. Registration takes place June 7 and 8. See the adver- , tisment in this week's issue for full details. Season passes for swimming are $40 for one child, $60 for two, • teenagers $50 and a family $100. Daily admissions are $1 for. students and $2 for adults. Shauna said some of the programs being offered this summer include Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross, pre-school lessons, swim team, adult swim, aquafit, and junior ' resuscitation.. Fees and registration for these programs will be an- nounced in the very near future. STEPPING BACK IN TIME - A procession of approximately 20 covered wagons, and individual skiers made Its way through Lucknow on Saturday morning during Western Days. They are a contingent that annually, on the May 24 weekend, get together for a weekend of travel and fun. Their participation certainly added to the atmosphere in town. (Pat Livingston photo) HAVE AN OPINION? Express it by sending a letter to the editor of the Lucknow Sentinel. It must be signed and accompanied by a telephone number, should we need to clarify any information. The Sentinel also reserves the right to edit letters.