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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-04-27, Page 2Page 2 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 27. 1994 Lucknow Presbyterian Church 1215' Anniversary Sunday, May 1st Guest Speaker - Rev. Richard Fee "Director of Presbyterian World Service and Development" Special Music Services at 11:00 AM , Evening Service 7:30 PM. Nursery Provided - Everyone Welcome W. Turvill tt ,\ nt ti r•: t MARRIAGE And PERSONAL COUNSELLING Kirthuron Medical Centre 1004 Quecif St., 'Kincardine TEL. 396-3384 F'ee for Service Takalo & Burt CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 567 Campbell St. Lucknow * Accounting * Auditing * Taxation For: * Individuals * Small Business * Farms * Professionals * Municipalities Doug Miller C,G.A. Lucknow Office Manager LUCKNOW 519-528-3633 Goderich 519-524-2677 Registered E file Agent Lucknow Villagwarkct "NECJRE. LUCKNOW 528-3001 We Reserve The,Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements Super Monopoly Winners Congratulations to: Annette .Hendriks Barb Cranston Winner of: Winner of: TelevisionNCR (Retail. Value $700.00) . $500.00 Gift Certificate GAOL# ADMIRAL 213glin, Sockeye Salmon HEINZ Assorted Varieties 14 oz Tin Beans or Pasta .99 TIDE Original .12 litre Box or Ultra 6 litre Box Laundry Detergent. BETTY CROCkER Super Moist. 9 Assorted Varieties 510Box Cake Mixes BEATRICE p • 1 litre Carton ' Chocolate• or Buttermilk Milk .9 KNECHTEL' 3.6'Litre Jug Bleach DEVON "Hot Dog". '450 g Wieners """'''`"' > Cut from Canada "A"Grade Beef Loin 9.90 kg T -Bone or Wing Steak 1 PILLER'S Whole. Half or Mini 6.59 kg Black Forest 2 Ham 99 SHOPSY'S Regular, Medium, Cajun or Italian 1.10/100g Ib Roast.4. Beef Ib PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO 1 Fresh Hot House 218 kg 9 Tomatoes . PRODUCE Ib PRODUCT OF U S A Fresh ' Crisp Romaine Lettuce ea PROD,CT,OFUSA NO Frr.sh Gr ' rl Tip Bund, Carrots ,GRACIE9 ■ ea PRODUCT OF U S A NO 1 GRADE W,s5hington Grown 218 kg Granny Smith Apples Ib County decides use of its infrastructure funds Bruce County has decided how it ,, wants to spend its 2.2 million in federal -provincial infrastructure funding. The highways department will get half of the total with an allocation of $1,102,473, while $775,000 is slated for a new county library headquarters. A further $330,000 has teen set aside for renovations to the county homes for the aged; and $45,000 will be spent upgrading, archives and record- keeping at the county museum. The federal and provincial governments have earmarked $1,501,648 for Bruce, but the coun- ty has to add its $750,824share to reach the $2,252,473 total. The county's share of the funds will come from capital reserves. The list has to be approved by the province, a process that could take six to eight weeks. Finance chair Paul Eagleson, at council's April 19 meeting, said his committee will push for speedy approval of the library headquarters project "so we can put some people to work". He said the highways committee got "the bulk" of the infrastructure funding to compensate for its 1.8 million in funding cuts over the past two, years. Any money left over from the other 'projects will be moved to the highways budget. The county library board is reviewing six tenders for a new library headquarters building in Port Elgin. Board chair Roy Pennington said the tenders were chosen from a list of 14 submissions. The county bought the land for the headquarters from Port Elgin council three years ago, but delayed construction because of capital spending cuts. Eagleson -said the headquarters tenders ranged from $600,000 to $1.3 million, and noted. the $775,000 set aside April 19 "should be lots: to cover the project. Steal cruiser lights Two lights from the roof rack of an OPP cruiser were taken while officers were on pay duty at a dance in Lucknow on Apr. 24. When officers returned to their cruiser at 1 a.m. they found the lights had been ripped off:. , Their approximate value is $5C and they are six inch, 4Q' wall red lights. Anyone who may have infor- mation regarding this theft asked to contact the Kincardine OPP. i.t A 22 -year-old Pinkerton man has, been charged with arson after his car exploded in a Bruce Generating Station A parking lot on March 30. He suffered second degree • burns to his hands an d face after the explosion. ' He told police he went to his 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix at 4:30 p.m. to get a book. He could smell gas and said he had a cigarette in his hand. When he reached into the back seat of the car, the car exploded. He was taken to Kincardine and District General Hospital for. treatment and was kept over- night. However, an OPP investigation has determined it was arson. Detective Constable Gord Johnson said, "It didn't work the way he planned." Johnson said there, was a gas container in the trunk and gas had been spilling out of it. An Ashfield Township • man returned to his car on Apr. 15 to find his window smashed in two places. Dave Reid left his car parked behind the Mayfair Restaurant • between 5:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. when' he. discovered the damage. Nothing was taken. Grass fires fire depart Weather conditions seem to be conducive to grass fires as the Lucknow and District Fire Department responded to three last week. ' On Apr: 18, a rubbish'fire"'got out of control on the 6th concession near St. Augustine. The fire was threatening buildings when the department arrived on the scene. where they were kept busy for around two hours. To reappear in Wingham court on May 18 Michael Campbell, 23, of R.R. 2, Lucknow; appeared in Wingham provincial court on Apr. 20. He will return to enter a plea on May 18. On Apr. 25, Michael Beldman, 21, and William Bruce Sanderson; 22, both of Lucknow, appeared for a bail hearing in Goderich. Both men agreed to waive the bail hearing, waive the eight day return order and formal readingof the charges, and consented to a ,detention order. Beldman and. Sanderson will appear in Wingham provincial court on May 18. The three men . were charged earlier this month in connection with the Jan. 21 robbery at the Bob Kats Gas Bar, in Wingham during which the owner was beaten. keep local• meat busy On Apr. 22, they responded to a large grass fire at Lot 19, Conc. 2, Kinloss. Fire had destroyed part of a rail fence and was threatening a nearby woodlot... On Apr. 23, . the department was called to a grass fire in West Wawanosh Township which had spread onto 'another property and was threatening a nearby home. Chief Steer says each of these fires and the three previous ones this month occurred during periods of high winds. He asks the public to please keep this in mind. It costs every taxpayer when the department responds to calls such as these. Sjaarda urges es g parents to build • relationships •from page 1 Sjaarda urged parents to build relationships with their children and learn ways to communicate with them. He cautioned that if parents' values don't get through, the values of the world will. Sjaarda suggested rearranging the living room so that the TV is not the centre of attention. Limit viewing of television and films. Why not offer a buy back policy to your kids of any music purchased which does not meet the family standard. Christian music may be an alternative to try.