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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-10-12, Page 6Page 6 — Lueknov♦ Sentinel Wednesday, October 12. 1994 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS BDO DUNWOODV WARD MALLETTE HANOVER WJ A7ta,ery F CA L H v, tr•rt A J J H.,, r CCA 364-3790' WALKERTON B F i' ,i•.•,vr FCA Ft J M CA (1H M,.• ro CA P T' ,r CA H rn, , .ts CA 881 1211 LUCKNOW & DISTRICT L10N5 CLUB Dabber Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, Oct. 16/94 $1000. Jackpot Winner Liz Large Ripley Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 -p.m. li.,li, ,,u ,e .t ..rr, MOUNT FOREST PORT ELGIN K I. Dr. CA 323 2351 M E', C A H E ids •,A 8322049 STRUTHERS - McKEE Bob & Marlene Struthers and Paul & Linda 'McKee wish to announce . the forthcoming Marriage of their children Cindy Lee and Corey Douglas The marriage will take place Saturday. October 15 in Lucknow New needlework guild sponsors 'Art of the Spirit' presentation by Pat Livingston A new needlework guild is in its walking stages in Lucknow. The idea germinated this fall at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Lucknow. Rev. Linda Hill stresses that although 'the guild is named St. Peter's, "anyone who likes to embroider, quilt or do any kind of fine needlework is welcome to come and participate in this group effort." The guild has three aims: learning - the educational .aspect to promote creativity and• inspiration; friendship; and the opportunity to express one's spirituality through fabric. "The guild is a vehicle", for these aims, says Rev. Hill. In keeping with the educational aspect of the guild, the group is hosting "Ari of the. Spirit" on Oct. 22. Thi., is a slide presentation of histor,cii ccnten:- porary church fabric art, presented 'by Helen Brad- field, Joan Pringle and Judy Ridout. These Toronto ladies are the authors of the book "Art of the Spirit" which chronicles liturgical textile' art in Canada. The presentation takes place at 2 p.m. at St. Peter's on Hamilton Street, Lucknow. Tickets are $5 in advance from Alene Clark 528-3945, or the Sewing Box, Lucknow. Admission at the door is $6. The first project of the guild is to create four large wall -hangings depicting the four seasons of the year. •When completed, they will hang on the walls of St. Peter's. "My husband calls them creation hangings", says Rev. Hill. Anyone interested in being part of this new need- lework guild is welcome to call ,Mrs. Clark or Rev. Hill. Hepatitis B vaccine offered to students . Susan Askin, assistant director of nursing at the Bruce -Grey -Owen Sound Health Unit, reminds parents that Grade 7 students will. be of- fered immunization against Hepatitis B in •a school-based program beginning this fall. In Bruce -Grey -Owen Sound, education of students and parents has already begun. The vaccine will be provided to students beginning in October. Hepatitis B can cause permanent liver damage and scarring, and sometimes death. It is the leading cause • of ' li ver cancer in the world. TOWNSHIP OF HURON and VILLAGE OF RIPLEY NOMINATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the municipal electors of the. Township of Huron and the Village of Ripley that candidates for the following offices may file nomination papers at the Clerk's. Office from 8:30 a..m. to 4:30 p.in. from TUESDAY,.00TOBER 11, -1994 and from 8:30 a.m.: to 5:00 p.m on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1994. NOMINATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED. FOR THE AMALGAMATED TOWNSHIP OF HURON AND VILLAGE OF RIPLEY, AS THE NEW TOWNSHIP OF HURON .FOR THE OFFICES OF: REEVE 1 DEPUTY REEVE . COUNCILLORS (3) PUBLIC SCHOOj. TRUSTEE SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEE (2) - Combined area of the Township of Huron, Village of Ripley, Township of Kinloss, Village of Lucknow, Township of Culross, Township of Bruce, Township of Greenock, Village of PaisYey and Village of Teeswater PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONERS (2). - Must be owner or tenant of land resident/non-resident in the former Village of . Ripley,, or the spouse of such owner or tenant. All candidates to be elected for a three year term. Each ,nomination paper must be signed by at least 10 electors whose' names are entered on the Preliminary List of Electors or who have made application to have their names included on the list and who are entitled to vote in an election to such office, Nomination ,papers will be available from the Township Clerk's Office. Each person nominated must first, be registered in accordance with the Municipal Elections Act. For further information; please call the clerk's office at 395-3735. Where more candidates are nominated and have made the required declaration, for election to an office, than the number. required to fill the said office, notice of the time for the holding of the poll, including the advance polls, and notice of the last day for making application for a certificate to vote by proxy will be given immediately. And further .take notice •that where the number of candidates for an office who are nominated and have not withdrawn at the end .of nomination day is not sufficient to fill the number of vacancies to which candidates may be elected, subsection 40(1) respecting acclamation. applies to those candidates. • On Wednesday, October 19, 1994. following nomination day, the clerk may, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., receive and certify additional nominations for the remaining vacancies n•the office in respect of which there was an insufficient number of candidates and the provisions of subsections 38 (4) and 39 (1) apply with necessary modifications.. Given under my hand this 14th day of September, 1994. Marlene Coiling, Deputy Clerk Treasurer and Returning Officer Although there is no cure for Hepatitis B, it can be prevented with a vaccine. It is important that young people are protected, well before they may be exposed to the virus.., [Nurses from the Unit will give students three injections over a six month period. The first injection will occur during the month of October, the second in November, and the last five months after that. A vaccine can also be bought from local pharmacies with a prescrip- tion. Parents.wanting to have any other children vaccinated should Thank You Fiona and Blair Scutt would like to say a bay THANK YOI. to their wedding party Maid „f Honour Barbara Alton t,r V inyhant) . Br,ide,inaid. Kern-Lvn.n Rumsdale I f Kinrnn{inel,.,nd Anita Smith lot O'hawal an Bestman'. Don Martyrs 'iat Ripley) Cir ,om.men K.•nt Lown (of Ripley) aq( Robert L)rtatya l,,d Kitchetieri for the bndu .howe•t. •and +he Stag :.and Doe We would lik to thank „,u parer+, Brenda and T're.i Rarnxeale lot Kincardine) and Bill and Bertha S,.,,n lot Ripley) our C,rontiparents, lack am Mary Sv,tt n,1 Ripley) and Elizabeth Border. lot England) for all their love and .upper, . T'hnnk ci.ni al.+, to all our totnilc trends ani! 1,,i11,111t1111. liember<!or their yitt. •.ii.hc. and „r ^aaktray dm. .ul •nt.ni,a.,ide ,Aaa„n MS FACT #8 discuss it with their doctor. Infor- - mation for parents and students is available from schools. This includes a Request for Im- munization form . that must be signed and returned to the school. Askin says that one of the most commonly asked questions by parents "Is the vaccine safe?” Askin says "yes". In fact, it is .one of the safest vaccines around. It contains no blood or. living virus and it has been used in Canada for more than ten years. For more information, please call your local office of the Bruce -Grey • - Owen Sound Health Unit. LUCKNOW and DISTRICT LIONS CLUB fiHTBBE FEST Flap. FUN • JNTERTAfNMENI Saturday, October 22 at Lucknow Community Centre' • Music by The Romeros German food available all night. ' Doors open 7:00 PM Music starts 7:30 PM $10.00 Per Person Phone 395 2865 528 3420 528 3212 529-7213• 395 2786 395 5094 • �r du+y LOPS Member ► A♦AA ►AA *•4 We don't know what cans--; niultil,lc ,;cicrt,sk, but rc,:earch closer tt, finding the answer. Multiple Sclerosis • cc- IE rr c>r (.7\1`1A DA -8()(1-2.68-7.582. 8 pm All Mat. Seats '$4 LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-285-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO