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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-08-24, Page 6Page 6 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 24, 1994 nt.ne1 Birthday Club Michelle Carruthers August 25,,1984 10 Years Old Shawn Elphick August 25, 1993 1 Year Old Scott Adamson August 21, 1993 • 1 Year Old Alyson McDonald August 27, 1982 12 Years Old Heather Sande August 28. 1984 10 Years Old Gary Finlay August 29. 1991 . 3 Years Old LUCKNOW & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, Aug. 28/94 $1000. Jackpot Winner Penny Todd, Kincardine Elma Johnston, Wingham Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT SINGLE BINGO AT THE' GODERICH COLUMBUS CENTRE iilia' _ �f 4 2'50 r TOTAL PRIZE MONEY, Doors Open 5:30 p.m. BINGO 7:00 PM SHARP $71,500 JACKPOT MUST GO! • PARK THEATRE • AUK- . GODERICH 524-7811 Fri. - Thurs. Aug. 26 - Sept 1 7&9PM Nitely LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO ! 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 AIZ 11111111111 EIC THEATRE KINCARDINE rl._ L.1.. .1 t >t 1111 1 t 1_ll_t ,1'� L11,_ 396-3250 ' Aug. 26 to Sept. 1 at 7:00 p.m. MATINEE SUNDAY 2 p.m. Danny Glover Tony Danza Ina -Christopher Lloyd ' Family NGELS OUTFIELD Aug. 26 to Sept. 1 at 9:00 p.m. 2ND WEEK .i l M CARREY FROM ZERO TO HERO PG Landowners interested in CN property KINLOSS TOWNSHIP - When no firm commitment was received from affected landowners to pur- chase the 120 acres of old CN railway track land, council shelved the matter. At the Aug, .15 meeting a com- mittee, comprised of Larry Cowan, Murray Simpson and Perry Archer, discussed with council the issue of obtaining parts of the CN land. Murray Keith of Archibald Gray & MacKay was also present. The committee asked that the township act as administrator in buying various parts of the lands and sell them back to each property owner who is interested. The committee •was left with the responsibility of obtaining a firm quote from the surveyor, the lawyer, exact costs and an agreement which should be signed by the individual purchasers along with a deposit. These agreements must be in place, along with the deposit, prior to proceeding. The money would be Participate in Reach for the Gold Donnybrook 4-H Line Dancing Club The Donnybrook 4-H line dancing club held its achievement program on Aug. 17 at Clinton. Heather Robinson, Patricia Robin- son, Eugene Fenton and Paulina Huzinga completed in the Reach for the Gold, with a good effort by all of. them. . The group sang four songs for everyone after the semi-finals. Awards were presented to: Sarah Parker and Alison Smith, first year members; Hannah Huzinga for six projects; Martha Huzinga and Kim Fielder for 12 projects. Leader of the club was Cindy Fenton with Eugene Fenton and Heather Robinson as junior leaders. Announce date for next pre -hearing conference Official notice has been received that the next pre -hearing conference regarding the Donegan/Kinloss Township matter is set for Dec. 15, at 3 p.m. at the Kinloss municipal office. - The eventual.. hearing is set for Apr. 3, 1995, with 4.5 days , set aside to hear the application. CARL SLOETJES Sales, Installation, Renovations • Replacement Windows & Doors • Kitchen Cabinets • Vanities •Carpet and Linoleum. • Roofing • Free Estimates RR 7 LUCKNOW 529-3164 / .,, A new spirit of giving IMAGINE held in trust by the municipality. Mark Becker, clerk of the township, said there would be no cost to the municipality; they are simply acting as administrator. • The committee will attend another meeting once the above information is collected, to obtain council's approval before proceeding. 9-1-1 Tara Reeve Paul Eagleson and Bruce County planner Michael Campbell discussed the 9-1-1 civic addressing issue, which council voted against earlier this summer due to the high costs. The session was a question and answer time. Council will address the matter again at the Sept. 6 meeting. Kinlough to get new light A hypressure 100 wau sodium light will replace the existing west light in Kinlough. The cost is $200.50, plus taxes, which will be split between the 29 households in the hamlet. Miscellaneous Henry Clark, road superintendent, was instructed to proceed with the quote of Ontario Hydro, in the amount of $622, to reset ' and replace five poles and two anchors at Lots 16-19, Cone 9 and 10. Subject to the building inspector's, approval, two applications were accepted from Brian Martyn and Fred deBoer. • An application from Doug Garner for a tile drain loan was accepted subject to availability of funds from OMAFRA. The municipality's insurance adjuster reports that the township is not liable for any damage done to trees on the Gary Palmer property. Writtencommunication from Martin Metske outlined a municipal drain problem. Drain superintendent Art Clark will look into the problem and report back to council. A proposal from Fortneys of Mildmay, for removal , of scrap metal at the landfill site, was reviewed. Other proposals will be obtained before any decision is reached. • Special awards were presented to these members of the Donnybrook 4-H club. Their club's latest three projects were Batter Up, Sew Easy and Exploring Photography. Back row, left to right: Julie Mole, new member; Donna Fielder, 12 projects; Heather Robinson, X18 projects and Patricia Robinson, 24 projects. Front row, from the left: Jane Smyth, Jennifer Robin- son and Charlotte Drennan, all completed six projects. (Pat Livingston photo) 1 Team four' has high averagle Monday Night Summer League Aug. 8: games over 290: Marion Jones 202, 248, Tracy Norman 200, Eric Haldenby 203, Terri Wall 223, Larry Villeneuve 216, . 230, Ron Cassidy 212, Paul Beene 229, 213, Wendy Ritchie 255, Eric Taylor 209, 206, 221. Aug. 15: games over 200: Harold Elliott 221, Merle Rhody 202, Martin Lebreton 203, Eric Taylor 229, 322, 293, ' Marion Jones 220, Lynn Wall 204, Grace Finnigan 215. Standings: Pin Busters 65, Road 4:p 4rO August 23, 1994 WAYNE CARTER Love from Cathy, Chris, Jeff & Lisa B0wIING. Kill 57, The Blues 46, Try Hard 45, Bushwackers 41, Mighty Canucks 40. Youth Summer League Aug. 13 team averages: #4 93.80; #5 93.70; #1 91.72; #3 85.99; #2 81.59. Aug. 20 team averages: #4 95.07; #5 93.40; #1, 91.22; #3, 86.84; #2, 80.31. NEW FURNITURE Come to our August FURNITURE SALE suites of furniture. mattresses, pianos. SCHUETT'S 3.67-2308