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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-11-23, Page 2Page 2 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Novetnber 23, 1994 LYNN CLAYTON z 2 U z J z v J LYNN CLAYTON LYNN CLAYTON LYNN CLAYTON Investment opportunity U-STORE=IT RENTALS AND INDUSTRIAL SPACE. Kincardine Industrial Park. Showing good return. Assumable financing. LYNN C LAYTO N Sales Representative /A4 Lake Lands 1 Realty Ltd. er DOWNTOWN KINCARDINE 396-8444 (Office) Du apace 368-5315 (Res.) z z 0 0 O O O LYNN CLAYTON LYNN CLAYTON LYNN CLAYTON LYNN CLAYTON Thank You' I would like to sincerely thank all those who showed their support , for my bid as a councillor.• { hon.estly enjoyed meeting everyone and feel the election experience was great. There is no doubt I would have enjoyed working on council more, had I won, but also believe you have' a good board to represent Kinloss now. Again, thank you very much and best of luck. to our new council. David Hanna, , ),...,40, i, I r �� lith _.„,..t...r. '' ,II.0, COUPON CRACKERS w/o Sat. , Coupon ,.. 1 SAVE 40 off 1.39 Nov 26/94 . . Lucknow °Vll!ag/1arkctif NN`RI • LUCKNOWjJ 528-3001 We Reserve The Right7o Lfm<t �uantitles To Normal Family Requirements , 3a " c J • iiyi WITH THIS COUPON SAVE 1 - 325 g/470 g Box 2 to Serve .. with w/o Coupon 2/2.74 Sat..Nov. 26/94 75¢ off ■ Mrs coupon 85377639 rWITH THIS 1 - 250 g Assorted Varieties CHRISTIE'S RITZ Special Price LOffer Expires coupon 01132407 J QUAKER Ready OATMEAL Special Price „Offer Expires AYLMER Varieties 540 ml 9CATELLI Ve g eta b i e s rWITH THIS COUPON SAVE 1.00 off -iAssorted 900 g Pkg. 3/2.99 PASTA with this coupon Special Price w/o Coupon 313.99 Offer Expires.Sat. Nov. 26/94 10821451 BEATRICE Assorted Varieties 500 g Tub Yo u rt ■ Yogurt GARFIELD 454/500 g Bag• / Whi;e Corn, Salt or Cheese 1 99 Tortilla ■ Chips. HUMPTY DUMPTY 180 g Bag Potato Chips ■ OLD EL PASO I E!I Mini Taco Shells 107 g Pkg 125 g Pkg.99 Taco Sheilsl . SCHNEIDERS Dutch Treat Lifestyles or Reg Dinner 450 g.Pkg Red Hots Wieners Franks ■ f "' 'a7 , SCHNEIDERS Sliced . Varieties 500 g Pkg Bacon ■ 79 89Assorted Side Boneless and Skinless ' 11 00 kg Chicken in lb Breast Portions ECONOMY PACK Each Pkg contains 3 Centre. 3 Rib & 3 Tenderloin End Chops • Pork Loin9 Chop',h PRODUCT OF USAN 1 GRADE Exfr.1 Larrin 1 74 k'] Fresh,, Red' Tomatoes. ■ ' PRODUCE PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Canada M1 ea • Ih 5 1b .Bay Fresh79 Carrots P'ROOUC' fF U,A'7/A`;,-1,, GT(' rl E'Of aFan / ;r.u' `'2 k'' .Red or Golden Delicious Apples f,ROJdN 1 Ih PRODUCT OF USA No 1Grade Fresh, Field • Cucumbers 69 . ea Thede and Eagleson, vie for Bruce warden By Pat Halpin Thera are still two candidates in the race for 1995 warden of Brun: County, but they aren't the same candidates as they were before last. week's municipal election. In June, Saugeen.Township Reeve Harry Thede and Carrick Township Reeve George Goetz declared they would run for the top post in county politics. Last Monday, Goetz lost in his bid for re-election as reeve. The loss means Goetz will no longer sit on county council or be eligible for the warden's job., That left Thede alone in the race until Tuesday morning (Nov. 15), when Tara Reeve Paul Eagleson, announced he will let his name stand for warden. Eagleson was acclaimed to his fourth term as reeve by Tara voters in last Monday's election. The position also returns Eagleson to his seat on county council, where he has been nominated twice but until now declined to run for county warden. The election for warden will be held in Walkerton on Dec. 12. Meanwhile, county council will see a major change following last week's municipal elections. Eight county reeves went down to defeat and another six reeves declined to run in that election. This means' about half the council will change. Bruce Township Reeve Ron Andrews was the only loser absent from last Tuesday's county council meeting. f5.,tvl,rtik'u i tip: r•, Thiny-one youth bowlers raised $2,119.85 In the first annual bowl -a -thou for Children's Hospital of Western Ontario hosted by Lucknow Bowl. Orr hand for the big cheque presentation by Megan Trachsel (centre) were Angle Nicholson (left), who raised over $200 In pledges and Patrick Ritchie (right) who brought in just over $150 In.pledges. HoSpltal representatives Sharon and Murray Laing (back left), of Clinton expressed their appreciation .of Bob Jones (back right) and the bowlers. The IOF Foresters donated t -shirts to all the participants. (Pat Livingston photo) Youth bowlers raise $2119 for Children's Hospital in London by Pat Livingston On Sunday, . Bob and Marion Jones, owners '.of Lucknow Bowl,. hosted the first of what they hopc will be an annual bowl-a-thon to raise funds for the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario. They were delighted with the response from 31 youth bowlers and with that of the people within the community who pledged funds for the bowlers. Six arca businesses also got involved and sponsored the cost of the alleys for the afternoon of bowling. They were The Shop Video and Variety, -West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Company, Dun- gannon Service Centre Ltd., Luck - now District Co-operative, Hender- son Homecare Pro Hardware and Pegg Construction. • A total of $2,119.85 was raised for Children's Hospital. Megan Trachscl, who is no stranger to the hospital, made the big cheque presentation to hospital represen- tatives. While accepting the cheque, Sharon Laing of Clinton, said to the children it doesn't matter how little or how much you collected, just remember, that every penny col- lected is important. "Someday, it could help one of your friends." Farmers came from all over •'from page .1 especially two like Lieutenant and Approval, who index 20 points above average for daughters protein yield. The biggest number of farmers came from neighboring USA, but Japan, German and UK breeders had bus visits booked for well over 100 visitors each. Smaller groups were booked from six other countries in Europe, as well as Australia and Latin America.