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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-11-03, Page 14Page 14 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 3, 1993 174aft4 • 'l'he Knights'uf Columbus .,f Kingshridge, St. Augustine and Lucknow would like to thank the following businesses for their support of our "Fall 1 rvest Ball". Fienntiller Inn .I(,(• `'an Rooy ( (instruction W. G. Thompson h'r Sons Ltd. :Aztec Theatre George Smyth Welding Robinson Maple Syrup Bairt's Groceteria Dauphin Feed & Supply Ltd. West Wawanosh Mutual insurance Co. • rui•,ni!•. R!'I!U•N1 RRr inti Rl 11.11 rt1!)t'.1 r.RI!1 Caps With your Co. Name, Logo etc imprinted from 6 & up many styles & colors to choose from, alsobGolf & T -Shirts Eups•SzlVIugs CLASS • Pl.\S11':. ! Fi WIC • RANH. I'(,S COFFEE MUGS SPECIAL only $2. ea. imprinted + set up charge, Great For fund raising,, Co. advertising,or for Clubs, with your logo etc. Cowan Printing 8 A,►erNsing Luc -know, 52117;27M New Water Consultant for Lucknow & Area GREGG WARD 1-800-461-8094 Non -Su rgical Treatment of Uaricose and Spider Veins with Sclerotherapy. Injections done by Mario *l. Cauchi 9vf.D, CJ' Lorraine M. 'Cauchi —9oetor-Referr-al,-not: necessary Veins Initial consultation.- Free For appointment call 27 Bruce St., West, Goderich 524- 4121 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• •••• •••'••• ••• •••,••• ••• • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • Weather didn't deter ghostly callers Some 60 plus tuck or treaters, dressed in all kinds of scary outfits were out in full force on Sunday evening, Oct. 31 in Dungannon. While some had big bags for goodies, others carried a donation hox for UNICEF. The weather was ;,old hut no snow as Kitchener trick or treater, had to walk in. Congratulations to Mary Ellen Louise Lynn and Rupert Janie, Brindley who were married in St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Goderich, on Oct. 9 by Rev. Father Terence Runstcdlcr, who rs a relative of the bride from St. Paul's Parish, Windsor. Following the- wedding, a traditional Thanksgiving dinner was enjoyed by all the guests at Robin - dale's of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Brindley enjoyed a honeymoon in Montego Bay, Jamaica. The 20 x 30'. "Heritage Home" which housed the antique display at he IPM, held near Walkerton, was delivered to the Brindley property in Dungannon on Tues. Oct. 26. This Heritage Home, a little run- down cottage that looked like a shack in July was refurbished, by the Antique furniture Committee of the IPM, into an 1850 - 1870 home with slate blue siding, white interior with wooden ceiling beams. It has three rooms: a parlor, kitchen and bedroom. Following its use at the IPM this historical home was pur- chased by Gordon H. Brindley and isnow •set up east of the Brindley Sales Yard, concession . 5, West Wawanosh Township. Congratulations to Bob and Jean Simpson, of Kintail, who celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary on Sat. Oct. 30. A large crowd at- tended the come and go tea, held in their honor, at the Ashfield Pres byterian Church basement. .Congratulations to Bob and Doreen McCormick who celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary on Mon. Nov. , 1 and to Bob who Huron and by Andy Bader After months of deliberation and public consultation, the Perth County Steering Committee unani- mously agreed to form a district he'alth'council with Huron County. However, they're still only half- way done, Chairman Jeff Wilbee said last week. "We've still got some work to do," Wilbee said, adding, that "with- out the 'yes' answer, there Was not much else that could be done.". Huron County Steering Commit- tee Chairman Paul Carroll is still hopeful that the process can be completed before 'the „ end of the year, ho),Fever. "We'fb quite pleased with their decision...and quite anxious to get on with' it," Carroll said. The positive •decision "demon- strates a willingness to co-operate," said committee mem er aro ler, of RR 1 Mitchell. The Perth steering committee will continue to discuss the structure, accountability and representation from the county on the council., and have. already set Nov. 10 as their ()t JR BIGGEST SALE EVENT ale ' eaJrt gi elevate, rede904. 11e('oralc one window at rrgttl.trpric'e vptir sr('cilr(l window is Ialmttr iree. WHAT A SAVINGS!! .last inti time for Christmas delivery. Hut t lurty, Limited time offer. Any stvlt' ('nuntry, Victorian. Traditional or Contemporary :ilyo 40% OFF VERTICAL, BLINDS ('111 Int 11ee iii twin(' etinsnitatiou 364-6959 Matthew and 1st Thessalonians, D U N G A'N N O N Leroy and Mary Robson were pleasantly surprised when the neighbors dropped to on Fri. Oct. 22 to bid farewell before their celebrated his 6I tit birthday on Fn. Oct. 29. Mrs. Faustina (Banks) Lauridsen, formerly tit Dungannon, now 11% mg in Calgary, Alberta, visited with John and Myrtle Spivak and friends in the area during the past two weeks Dungannon winners at the shoot party held at the Lucknow Drop in Centre on Friday were Joe Courtney, high; Jim Errington, low and most shoots Margaret Er- rington. Games will be in the after- noon beginning on Fri. Nov. 5 with a pot luck dinner at 12:15 p.m. Shelled corn was upset on Con- cession 4 and 5, Ashfield Township, when a tire on the last grain wagon blew. Dungannon Play School held a Halloween party on Thurs. Oct. 28. Ross and Bernice Henry are pleased to announce the graduation of their son Douglas from the University of Western Ontario, with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, at the Fall Convocation Oct. 22 Attending the ceremonies, besides his parents, were his grandmother Ruth Johnston of Goderich, wife Jeanette and three. sons, Justin, Dwayne and Andrew. Sympathy is expressed to the family of Harvey Sproul, who passed away on Fri: Oct. 29 at the home of his. brother • Joe in Goderich. Also surviving are brothers William and David. Funeral services were held Nov. 1 from McCallum, and Palla Funeral Home, Goderich with Rev. Richard Magie officiating. Interment Dun- gannon Cemetery. Worship service on Sunday was conducted by Debbie Hawkins, lay minister. Readings of passages of scripture were taken from Joshua, departur: to their new Lucknow residence. Following a social evening, the honored guests were presented with a gift ceruti_ate'. Ghosts, �ohlins, native folk, clowns, witches, young and old were pre\alent at the Halloween dance on Saturday at the Dungan- non Agricultural Hall. Best dressed couple was Chief Running Bear and his Princess paitrayed by Bernice Kemp and Mae Fuglsang from Goderich. Mat- thew Sproul captivated the audience as best dressed man or lady - whichever IT was, as well as the "blinking" clown Mary Ann Brindley. Most original, humorous was awarded to Roy Taylor. Stealing the show was Nurse Sally Mabon and wee babe Brandy Gregory. Music was supplied by DJ All Around Sound. A mysterious clown greeted 12 tables of euchre players at Dungan- non Senior Citizens with Halloween treats the evening of Oct_ 27. Tied•for high lady was Lois Cun- ningham and Grace Finnigan. Other winners were Ruth Shiell, Paul Britton and Eldon Culbert. Harvey Sillib, who celebrated his 89th birthday Oct. 11 and Evelyn Errington on her 84th birthday Oct. 15 were serenaded by song. Congratulations were extended Clarence and Adeline Allin on the occasion of their '46th wedding anniversary on Oct. 30. Nov. 3, 2 p.m. is the general meeting date. Kate "s reflection:, - If wisdom's ways you wisely seek, five things observe with care: ' of whom you 'speak, to whom you speak,and how and when and where. Perth will fo initial joint meeting with Huron's steering committee, slated for Mitchell's town. hall. With the decision, Perth and Huron were the -last two counties in the province to become part of the district health council system, most of which have between 15-20 mem- bers,, Wilbee said initial 'indications are that .the Huron -Perth DHC will have 2Q members. . Huron had decided in favor of a joint DHC in June, having been established and completing the public consultation process earlier than Perth. The 21 -member volunteer com- rhittee from Perth was appointed by Minister of Health Ruth Grier in April. A district health council is a local ... d made up of concerned citizens who volunteer their time and expertise. With the assistance or a small professional staff, they plan health .care services for their cornmunitites: Once formed, the council' will . - - .. • PAUL J. PICKERING TRUSTEE -IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTING Providing a complete range of Insolvency Services to Individuals and Business J. Paul Aitken, Manager 3 Ratte nbury St. East, ('lin tun ('ALL T01.1, f•'REE'; 1-800-561-7451 ('1,INTON: (519) 48'2.1241 FAX• (519) 482-1243 or LONDON; 1519) 672-2494 E it•'11n iVi eke'sI Appointment;; ow' be arranged .. ,.,, , 1t- • rm a DHC consist of 40 per cent representation ' from health consumers, 40 per cent health providers and 20 per cent municipal government representa- tives, but that scenario was not without "healthy" discussion, Wilbee noted. In the end, the prov- incially -mandated formula was okayed by a 1374 vote. "A district health council is a community within a community," Miller said last week. "It's not. a bunch of strangers. "We'll act as a facilitator to the Ministry of Health, not from the Ministry of Health," she added.. Seven public consultation meet- ings were held throughout the county beginning in August, asking for feedback from the• county's residents. "There was very, very strong &low t for being a -part of a district health council," Wilbee said. Out of , approximately 200 questionnaires answered and returned, only • two were negative. • All along, he added, people wanted to amalgamate with Huron, and stay away from Thames Valley and Grey -Bruce. LUCKNOW ARENA SCHEDULE Parents & Tots Tues. 10-12 Wed.. 1 -3 Friday, November 5 7:00 P.M. Atom A Howick vs. Lucknow 8:00 P.M.. Bantam B Minto vs. Locknow Saturday, November 6 3:00 P.M. Novice A Wallace vs. Lucknow Sunday, ,November 7 5:00 P.M. Midget Drayton vs. Lucknow Monday`November 8 8:00 RM. Bantam B Belmore vs. Lucknow Tuesday, November 9 7:00 P.M.Peewee A Howick vs. Lucknow