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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-06-30, Page 5-% .i7 , s , I 24k lt\ , Scouts say thanks! To the editor: As the community is aware, the Lucknow Scouts have . been in- volved in an intensive fundraising drive for the past year. Even through these tough times, the support we have received from everyone has been overwhelming and we thank you all. Over $14,000 has been raised and other $3,000 donated to send 14 Scouts and their three leaders to Kananaskis Valley, just west of Calgary for the Canadian Jamboree '93. Part of their schedule of events includes the Calgary Stampede, Calgary Zoo, Native Tradition and Lore, archery, mountain hiking and fly fishing. They will also have the opportunity to see the Columbia Ice Fields and the Athabaska Glaciers as they travel down the highway TO TILE EDITOR between Jasper and Banff. Sincere thanks to all who bought juice, picnic tables, quilt tickets, cook books, duck race tickets, took part in the foster a pig contest and bottle drive, attended the pancake breakfasts,supported the food booths, yard sale and car wash, and for all the individual cash contributions. Because of your extremely generous support, 14 very lucky boys from the 1st Luck - now Scout Pack will have the trip of a life time. CJ/93 Fundraising Committee WDCLA elects Lynda Train as new president Lynda Train was elected as the incoming president of the board of Directors to the Wingham and District Community Living As- sociation at the June 14 annual meeting. Linda Taylor, outgoing president, will remain on the board. Esther Cantelon was presented with a gift for her four year invol- vement with the Association, as manager of Jack Reavie Enterprises and 13 years on the board of direc- tors. Debbie Kuyvenhoven received a gift in appreciation of her eight years of involvement on the as- sociation's -board. Kentucky Fried Chicken, Win- 'gham was presented with an award in appreciation of their support by providing employment and training opportunities for those supported by the Association. Sheatre, Educational Alternative Theatre, put on the play "A Tell." The play, portrays everyday life situations as they are dealt with by people with developmental disabilities. It is performed once as a story, then repeated and the audience is asked to stop the play anywhere they see a conflict and try out a different solution to make the situation better. The Association will celebrate its 35th anniversary on August 10. For further information call 357-3562. Dungannon senior citizens are still playing cards The Dungannon Senior Citizens are a busy group holding weekly euchre card parties. Where else could you find such a welcome, enjoyment and lunch for a loony? On June 16, 12 tables were in action with Evelyn Errington, Mar- garet Young, Harvey Culbert and Jim Errington declared winners. June 23 saw 11 tables in keen competition. Winners were Jack Kennedy, Raymond Haggitt, Stuart Chamney, Teresa Courtney, Jane iri`INTEE LISTINGS WANTED PAUL ZINN 528-2411 WARREN ZINN 528-3710 200 ACRES - Ashfield, 180 work- able, 3 bedroom home, beef & hog barns, shed. 82 1/2 x 132 LOT, near public school. Asking $35,000.. 3-4 ACRES -with spring creek, all bush, 3 bedroom bungalow, 20 x 30 garage.Nice setting. $115,000. 3 BEDROOM bungalow, family room addition, oil heat, 82 1 /2x 132' rot. 568,000. • 2.5 ACRES - 4 bedroom brick coun- try home. garage, 18' x 30' shed, nice setting. $65,000. STONE SCHOOL - 3 bedroom, maple floors, new roof and windows, full attic, 3/4 acre lot. $59,000. ASHFIELD - 1 8 acres, superb 1533 sq. ft. bungalow, basement, family ,room, 24' x 48' shop. • 2 STOREY, 4' bedroom. home on quality hill, new kitchen, nice wood- work, $89,000 ASHFIELD - 2,400 sq, ft bungalow, 4 bedrooms, unfinished basement, workshop, 2 car garage, fenced yard with pond. . TURNBERRY - 99 acres, 4 bdrm. brick, 55 x 45 barn, 85 workable, $139,000. N. DELHI - 1 yr. old bungalow, 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage, 1'acre lot 552,000 - 3 bedroom 1 '-, storey with carport, new windows, priced to sell COMPL-ETELY RENOVATED 2 bdrm bungalow close to downtown 564,000 Glousher and Aileen Trommer. The Dungannon seniors were represented at the senior games in Goderich recently. Charlene Burgess, a Grade 8 Brookside school graduate, was presented with a trophy for at- taining noted musical award. Standing honorary members Mary and Arthur Stewart were extended anniversary greetings. Their . 63rd anniversary was observed on June 28. University student wins $10,000 prize Karen Schwichtenberg, a graduating university student, was the lucky winner of the Sacred Heart Church's $10,000 grand prize in their elimination draw on June 12. Terry O'Malley won $800, Mary Hehn $1,000. Early bird winners were John and Colleen Schenk and Sara Anstett. Conrad Kretz and friends, and Andy Benninger each took home $500. Taking home $150 were Ken and Kathy Leddy, Bert Emewein, Nan- cy McKeon, Peter Bauer, Jerry McGlynn, Western Foundry Team, Dona Haugh, Leo Sanders, Dick Stevens, Peter Keil, Ron and Mary Kieffer, Brian Hoy, Mary Beth and Dennis Chippa and Mark and Mur- ray Foxton, Jerome Schill, Howick Homes, Doug Cameron, Bill Tol- ton, Chris McGrath and Bob Chet- tleburg, Dorothy Farliish. Separate school board •from page 3 "we'd love to settle, and we will settle," • "There . isn't a contract in the history of the school boards that has not been settled," Zettel explained. "It will be settled. I don't know when or how, but it will be settled." Rby'PatLivingston AMBLINGS •from page 4 mousse, body lotion and even recently dry-cleaned clothes if you wanted to attend a meeting. The aroma -free zone idea was revoked when the city fathers decided they would be discriminating against the fragrance industry., Those afflicted may be a small group, but scent wearers beware, there will undoubtedly be a strong movement in the near future tor a totally fragrance -free environmer tmoti � Authotl:ed D0elSr £udm�.w FEED MILL•IND Lucknow --- 523 3000 Regal Dog Food 1 .00 off bag \P- 41% Pe 41% Heifer Supplement •With Rumensin •Fed from 4 months 0 % through to calving off •Feeding levels from 1/2 to 1 Kg. per day Canning St. Lucknow 1-800-265-3006 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 30, 1993 - Page 5 LUCKNOW & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo Lucknow Community Centre NEXT BINGO SUNDAY, JULY 4/93 $1000. Winner Split Barb Caswell - Bluevale Gary McInnes - Lucknow Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. .117 TC 5( ual tries in,. MANUFACTUN; RS UlSTN/t1Ujt)NS Imo( "Direct To You" ALL WE DO is sell qualify casual furniture and accessories for ouiloor and indoor use AND WE DO IT WELL Most we manufacture. The balance is purchased from a select few top North American companies. konom L FACi0NYnninEL Grand Bend ont. London, onL Hwy. 83 1090 Hyde , East Park Rd. (519) (519) 238-2110 473-2666 GREA1 DEAL ON TEESI We havo sonte.: '' , , tli , s in stock to add that I tot[toyour home ...and rig these aro 00 tile! Specie Colorado Blue Spruce 4 foot `'1 $554 Fruit Trees - 2 for 1 - That's Right! Buy -One and get the Second FREE Crim. Treat Woo:. Pot ll:7:LLIf�:, }. x• '1�'O I _ « s Last Come Soon andtion HOT PIIQSC� I S NOW 1L TIME IS RUINING OUT: G73r vzol2 l.ns.ea fsil29 Lilnff ... RR 2 Lucknow (519)529-7247 WMI Open Monday to Saturday 8-6 (we've got good 9-'3112.91 gkom(r19 gar (you! • t'' 4'��.. ,� ' i SI' (4, ! I CELEBRATE BOTH BIRTHDAYS! OURS &- CANADA'S! Everything in the store is "on sale" .. Terrrific Prices on Sofa Sets, Sofa Beds, Mattresses, Dinette Sets, Cardtable Sets, Lamps, Appliances, Bedroom Suites, Chairs, Coffee and End Tables! WE EVEN PAY THE G.S.T. ON ALL SALE ITEMS! Free Delivery In A Wide Area Come Help Celebrate And Save!!! Sale ends July 3rd, 1993 WALKERTON APPLIANCE AND HOME FURNISHING 1200 Yonge Street beside Pizza Delight 881-1288