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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-04-20, Page 2Page 2 — Lucknow Sentinpi Wednesday, April 20, 1994 LISTINGS WANTED - PAUL ZINN 528 2411 WARREN ZINN 528 3710 100 ACRES - Ashfield 90 workable $85,000 $49,900 - 3 bedroom Campbell St good starter $84,900 - re-drywalled 3 bedroom. new oak cupboards, vinyl sided $59,900 - 2' bedroom bungalow. requires little upkeep Inglis Street. ' 568,000 - 3 bdrm bungalow with LR and FR, large kitchen 555,000 - 3 bdrm . near public school 100 ACRES Ashfield. 4 bdrm house, bank barn. 95 workable 5119,900. DUNGANNON - 3 bdrm renovated house, garage 572,900 ' 87 ACRES - CULROSS - 4 bdrm brick home 48 x 26 barn/garage ST. HELENS - 3 bedroom mobile on 1 5 acres, new well septic . 4 ACRES - Ashfield 3 bdrm brick home, 2 barns. shed. 599,000 3 BDRM. bungalow near Dungannon 5114.000 Building Lot 511 000 NEWLY SIDED 1 1'2 storey in Kinloss Twp Price slashed to 548.000 BUILDING LOT 198' X 165' near Public School ROSS ST. - spacious 4 bdrrn brick with garage and fireplace • (mill ,iml,uli l ,,III 1 ill( nnlli,ti Jr(ii, I .il, IIc 'Ll 11. I 'lu y r1(.1'11'81,nu 1.11 li. W,ii 7�rnl,, r, .:lin liu 1n,1 !nt .i 1y vltn ;.r, ,jr.Ir1N like C HAMP CHAMP has a lot of good things to give: P financial assistance for artificial limbs, dspeoally designed recreational limbs, p.safety education, '.computer training for children with. multiple amputations, fra strong network of supportive.counselkng programs and regional seminars Thanks to your support, GOOD THINGS DID HAPPEN( • The War Amps Ndtlondl He,+dgi„rte; 292 / 121ver,,d0 37•ve • Ottdwd, Jnt,eu: k i 004 r,,, 5 i 31 7 31 3821 11 1 890'268 8821 -!,,,trrtabie loon Nu 02868 31 09 . •xx • L.uckno LUCKNOW l 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit QuantItIes To Normal Family Requirements LANC!A Selected Varieties 90 Pkg MONARCH Added Touch Assorted Varieties 250 g Pouch MONARCH Added Touch, Assorted Varieties 210gPouch KNECHTEL All Purpose 10 kg Bag MEADOWGOLD Assorted Varieties 4lTub , KNECHTEL 950 ml Jar Salad Dressing. SCHNEIDER'S Dutch Treet Lifestyle or Reg Dinner Franks 450 g Red Hot Wieners Fresh • Grade A 1 96 kg Whole Chickens PRODUCT OF U 9 A SUNKIST KINNOW 21Bkg . Mandarin Oranges. PRODUCT OF Fresh. Red 1 1 2 Ib Tray Tray Tomatoes Bail hearing adjourned Michael Beldman and William Bruce Sanderson appeared in Goderich court on Apr. 18 for a bail hearing. At the request of the accused the bail hearing was. adjourned until Apr. 25. Michael Campbell, who was denied bail and remanded in custody last week, is scheduled to appear in Wingham provincial court today (Wednesday). . The three men are charged in connection” with a Jan. 21 rob- bery at the Bob Kats Gas Bar, in Wingham during which the owner was beaten. Accepts loader tender •from page 1 accepted the tender of Reavie Farm Equipment Limited for a 545D Ford. tractor with loader for $41,611, plus taxes. A trade-in of $15,000 will be allowed, for the 1984 M -F 50E tractor/loader, towards the purchase price. G.H. Brindley will be billed for one-third of the costs for instal- lation of the gateway at Lot 14, Conc. 5. Two amendments were made to bylaw 1-1994 which regulates the installation of entranceways. Item 6 now includes: "A deposit of $300 shall be charged to an owner constructing the entranceway him/herself, such sum to be refunded on completion of the project to the satisfactioh of the road superintendent.," Item 1 was amended to include "The cost to obtain a permit from the road superintendent shall be $25, non- refundable." Phase II arena project Two votes were held regarding the municipality's contribution towards the proposed Phase II of the arena project. The first motion, to contribute the sum of $100,00, over a period of three years, was defeated, The recorded vote registered Reeve Hallam, and Coun- cillors Chisholm and Foster against the motion. The second motion to pledge a maximum of $100,000 without interest, over a four-year period, was carried, but not unanimously. Miscellaneous The municipality will grant the sum of $500 to the North Huron Special Transit Corporation, known as Wheels Away, for the year 1994. ' Ontario Hydro is no longer car- rying out maintenance on the street , lights in Auburn and Dungannon. Council voted in favor of hiring Les Bernard, of Walton, to take over the two jobs at a cost of $65 per hour for the truck and one man, with materials to be an additional cost. The Dungannon Recreation Board has been ordered to remove the outdoor privy at the Ball Park. The boardrequested financial support to rent a portable toilet, for ap- proximately five months during the summer from Bluewater Sanitation, at is cost of $75 per month, plus tax. The majority of council voted in favor of a motion to contribute an amount towards that rental, not to exceed one-half the total annual • COst. Montgomerys hit again; steal car, Jays tickets A 1989 Ford Taurus' and $4,100 worth of Blue Jays tickets were reported stolen from Montgomery Motors, Lucknow, on Apr. 14. Sometime overnight, a door was pried open and the building was entered. A cash register, where car keys were kept,' was opened and the $12,000 car was taken along with a set of license plates. Also, some gas was siphoned from a vehicle on the property. An. 18 -year-old RR 1, Lucknow youth was charged with drinking under age after passing throdgh an Apr. 15 RIDE check in Kinloss Town- ship. . Also charged in the township was a 20 -year-old Lucknow man. A part -bottle of whisky and 10 bottles of beer were seized from his vehicle and he was given a 12 -hour suspension after issuing a "warn" on a roadside screening test. A 26 -year-old Ripley area man was given a 12 -hour suspension after passing through a RIDE check on Concession 4 in Huron Township on Apr. 16. Also in the township, a 42 - year -old Lucknow man was given a 12 -hour suspension after OPP came across his vehicle parked on the shoulder of the road. The driver was found0to have been drinking and was given a&roadside screening test. • A driver didn't' stop for a RIDE check on County Road 23 in Kincardine Township on Apr. 16 at 1:47 a.m. OPP pursued and the driver stopped. As 4 result, a 24 -year-old Cambridge man was charged with impaired driving and given a 12 -hour suspension. Also at the RIDE check, a minor was charged with being under 19 and having liquor. Two youngoffenders were charged with drinking under age. They were seen by an officer on patrol, wallcing down Boiler Beach Road, with beer in their hands. A third youth had a backpack, dropped it and fled. He was not apprehended but police seized nine bottles of beer from the pack. A 41 -year-old Kincardine man was charged with driving with more than 80 mg of alcohol .per 100 ml of blood on Apr..17. At 12:34 a.m. an OPP officer on Kincardine Avenue observed a car being driven erratically. The driver was stopped; failed a roadside screening test and a subsequent breathalyser test. A 32 -year-old Paisley woman was taken to a Southampton hospital by ambulance after an Apr. 11 accident in Bruce Town- ship. Sandra Hodge was treated for minor injuries after her car was struck by another vehicle, driven.. by Cornelia Blom, 27, of Wingham. Blom was travelling west on County Road 20 and was turning onto Sideroad 30 when she struck the Hodge vehicle. Hodge drove onto the right shoulder and struck a mail box before coming back onto the road. Did you know? In 1992, over 278,000 days were spent in Canadian hospitals for the treatment of asthma. In 1991, hospital expenditures in Canada for asthma amounted to over $137 million, and provincially over $52 million.