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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-02-23, Page 16rage >to - LucKnow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 23, 1694 rttatrt� BIRTHS rrrr� Edgar - Donny Edgar and Judy Condy are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, Christopher James, born Dec. 13, 1993, at Win- gham and District Hospital, weighing 5 lbs. 12 oz. Proud grandmother is Roxy, ,Condy, of Lucknow. • Lieber - Randy and Diane Lieber of RR3 Mildmay are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Alisa Joy, 8 lbs, 4 oz., born February 15, 1994 at the Win- gham and District Hospital. A sister for Jonathan. • - Haines - Bill and Shelly Haines of RR4 Wingham welcome their daughter Sheena Marie, 7 lbs., 7 oz., born at Wingham and District Hospital on February 18, 1994. Proud grandparents are Wildfred and Hazel Haines, Bill Ste. Marie and Marilyn Bradley. Shiell - Donald and Connie Shiell of RR3 Wingham are proud to announce the birth of their son Christopher Gordon, 7 lbs., 13 oz., born on February 17, 1994 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Grandparents are Lawrence. and Hazel Maas, and Jack and Bonnie Shiell. 4:11 r1trt1111111111111 Bradley William Hayes, son of Harold and Patricia Hayes, RR4 Kincardine, graduated with honours in Electronics En- gineering Technology from Geor- gian College, Barrie, on February 11. Brad is presently employed three days a week. Lottery winners Belgrave Kinsmen cash calendar winners: Mary Shaw, Bluevale; Lo Frank Hains, Ripley; ri ra David- son, Blyth; Wayne Irvine, Win- gham; Doug Wallace, Wingham; Fred, Stephenson, Brussels; and Doug Fisher, Bluevale. LUCKNOW & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber• Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday February 27/94 $1000 Winner John Robinson Lucknow CommunityCentre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. Lucknow WI holds euchre The Lucknow Women's Institute held a very successful. Valentine Euchre on Mon. Feb. 14th with enough people, wanting to get away from the boredom of winter, to fill ten tables. High lady was Edna Young and high man Gordon Johnstone. The low lady was Anne Anderson and low man-Qordon Brooks. Jean Whitby had the most lone hands. Congratulations go out this week to Sadie Hamilton of Pinecrest Manor who will be celebrating her 93rd birthday on Thurs., Feb. 24th. Dwayne Scott and Tricia Mac- Donald have moved into the house on Inglis St. they recently pur- chased from Ron end Donna Crich. Rev. Neilson of Turnberry Estates conducted the service in the Luck - now Presbyterian Church on Sun: morning in the absence of Rev. Kinsman, who was enjoying a UCKNOW by Mildred Loree week's holidays. Margaret Henderson of Toronto was home for the weekend with her parents Rev. Bill and Peggy Henderson. Everyone enjoyed the brightsun- shine and mild temperatures the end of last week. It was a welcome change and a reminder of spring days ahead. There was seven tables of shoot at the drop in centre. • High lady was Ruth Conley; low lady, Grace Gibson; high man, Wilbur Brown; low man,' Jim Er- rington. Most shoots, Gerda deJong. Joanne McFarlane and daughters Lindsey and Megan of Brampton `visited last week in Lucknow with her mother Margaret Thompson. OMAF info closer to clients Recent revisions to - field staff responsibilities in the Agriculture and Rural . Division will bring specialized information and resour- ces closer to clients. These changes will allow staff to focus their efforts on implementing the division priorities of Competitive Agricul- ture, Environmental Sustainability and Rural Community Develop- ment. The local field office in Walker- ton will continue to serve asthe primary source of information for clients. Questions related to agricul- ture production and management and ministry programs can be directed to the Agriculture Representative, Don Agar. New positions of commodity advisor have been created to increase the level of service in technology transfer and farm , management skills. The commodity advisors serving clients in the Bruce County area include Cheryl Russwurm, Beef Advisor and Keith Reid, Soil and Crop Advisor. Other commodity advisors serving Bruce county are Harry Harricharan, Dairy Advisor and Wayne Gayman, Swine Ad- visor, both located in Markdale and Ken Wilson, Horticultural Advisor in. Clarksburg. In addition, specialized information regarding in-depth 'management of the, farm business, will be provided by Colin 4eesor and Pat Kuntz, Business Management Advisors. Rural community clients, including' municipalities, farm and nonfarm organizations, will benefit from the Ministry's increased focus on rural community development. Sharon Gardiner, Rural Community Advisor, will be available to assist communities with their local'. initiatives, including advice and Birthday Club Darryl MacDonald February 25, 1984 10 Years Old ,Tyler MacPherson February 25,'1993 1 Year Old Benjamin Irwin February 27, 1990 4 Years Old Jenny Van Rooy February 28, 1988 6 Years Old. FARM REPORT Bruce County OMAF training support , for leadership development and organization effec- tiveness. The staff changes will be phased in over the next two months and • will be fully implemented by Apr. 5. Ministry staff will be working closely with their current and new clients to .ensure a continued, level of service during the transition phase. These changes in the Agriculture and Rural Division complemont the Mi.nistry's goals of: focusing on rural economic development as a key to stabilizing the agriculture industry and rural communities; and, facilitating industry -wide par- • ticipation and alliances to maintain a competitive agriculture and food OUTH KINLOSS by Ruth euchmeier Last week Denver Dickie and Alec and Deanna of Sutton visited with Denver's parents, Ira and Elizabeth Dickie. Sympathy is " extended to Jack Needham on the death. of his brother, Robert Needham, of Corun- na, who passed away in New York last week. Jack and his daughter Jane Stryker of Auburn attended the graveside service, at Mooretown on Saturday, Feb. 19. . 1 Bronze will ,be bright and shiny when washed in buttermilk or hot vinegar. Rinse well. and buff. Cr7000OOCCCHOOCCCOCOCOCCC017C1 Huron County's CompleteE F 0 VEHICLE RENTAL Headquarters • o C) Small and Mid -Size Cars E g Q Passenger & Cat t,o Vans. $ Pickin Trucks u 0 Daily. Weekly, Mnnlhly C! insurance Rental, & Mort! c ❑ Free Delivery. • 4 .an Ask. about our hill transportation service CAR MID TRUCK RENTALS Division of Suncoast Ford 500 Huron Rd. Goderich CALL COLLECT Mk for Helen 524-8347 ireeeeeeeemtmer+eey•neeeeeeeeee KISSES FASHIONS Ladies' Fashions & Maternity Wear 2211 Durham St. WALKERTON l 8I-3091) 50 - 70% OFF `Maternity Wear All Fall & Winter • Regular and Maternity *See our New Arrivals 1st Anniversary Sade =s - ALL W DIIN 5% INVITATIONS Month of March Watch For Our Bridal Open House March 26th and 27th C./YNl7 1C S SpL iCKNO S/wppe 528-3429 i • obsOnta ( rio • Training 1994 Huron County Training Fair The I tenon County )obsOntario • Training office would like to invite you and your staff to the 1994 Huron County Training Fair... The Training Fair provides an opportunity for ernployers .to obtain information about the services available to train their employees. The exhibitors are public Lind ,private trainers in or around Huron County who offer various services to•empl'oyers' MARCH 2, 1994 (Snow date Mar. 3/94) • 11;30 am to 7:30 pm Clinton Townhall Auditorium 23 Albert' St., Clinton Small business seminars will be held every hour on a variety of topics There is no cost for entry to the Training Fair. -'• We lobk forward to seeing you at th.e 1994 Huron County Training Pairt MARCH 2, 1994 12:00- 12:40p.m 12:50 1:30 p'.m. 1:40. 2:20p,m. 2:30-3:10p m. 3:20.4:00pm.. 4.10-4..50p.m,` 5:60 5:40 p.m Seminars Where's Your Business Going'? Ontario Skills Development Office • Hiring and Firing • Legally and Properly Melady & Associates • Developing Skills for a Competitive Market Place Apprenticeship Board The 90's Edge • Customer Service , Scarboro Fair Training How Do You Measure Up? Human Resource Management Canada Employment Centre Reaching Your Customers - Marketing for a Small Business • Panel, Discussion • Radio Station, Newspaper, Television, Marketing Consultant Is There Anybody Out There? Help for B,nsiness. Business Resource Centre. Business Development Corp (loans up to $80,000) Groceteria GREEN GIANT Beans - Peas - Corn Vegetables i 14 oz. • 99 DEL MONTE Juices, 3x250 m1. 1 • l' 9 KELLOGG'S Just Right Cereal 475 g. 2. 99 ' STAFFORD Apple -Blueberry -Cherry Pie Filling 19 oz. 1 . 99 WELCH'S Grape or Raspberry Juice Frozen 1 . 9 341 ml• 2 BEATRICE Cottage Cheese or. Sour Cream 500m1. 2 . 19 , PAMPERS Beef -Chicken -Seafood Cat Food . l84g.G/• 99 •3 , Pepsi-Cola 12x 355 ml Cans • 49 8-3420