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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 2009-03-18, Page 14Page 14 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 18, 2009 47 Cards of Thanks WAGNER 1 wish to thank my family for making my 90ti birthday very special. Thanks to friends for all the cards and best wishes. Gerald. - 12x WEBSTER Thank you very much for all the phone calls, cards and visits while I was hospitalized. Thanks to the nurses and doctors in Wingham and the CCAC. Thanks especially for the many tributes to Frances. Ken. - 12x BARR Thanks to family, relatives and friends for cards, phone calls and birthday greetings. Special thanks to family for gifts and dinners. Jack. - 12x LAWS ATOM & BANTAM TOURNAMENTS The Atom LL and Elaine . Irwin Memorial Bantam LL tournaments both ran ve ly thanks to our sponsors Pegg Construction and the Irwin family, the arena staff and my trusty helpers Sharon and Barb. 1 would also like to take this opportunity to thank the time keepers, ; girls at the door, . the teams, parents, referees and volunteers who all worked hard to make these tournaments happen. Annette Drennan, Tournament Chair. - 12ar SCOTT Our family would like to thank the Ripley and Lucknow Fire Departments for their help at our fire on Thursday, March 12. It would have been much worse if the fire departments had not responded so quickly. Volunteers are so impor- tant q y • • Thanks,Blair and in our communities. Fiona, Bill and Bertha. - 12cc 48 Colming. Event* LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY .CENTRE • March 22 - Lucknow United Church Supper &Variety Concert FOR INFO OR BOOKINGS CALL McDonagh Insurance 519-528-3423 48 Corning Events LUCKNOW SCOUTING SOUP AND SANDWICH LUNCHEON Will be on Saturday, March 28 from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lucknow Town Hall, $5 per per- son. Take out available. - 12,13ar Anyone interested in joining a 4-}-1 Sheep Club in Lucknow, is asked to contact Keith Todd 519-528-2650 or =1 Joan Finlay 519-528-2620 before March 31. F.E.• Madill Secondary School Parent -teacher Night Thursday, March 26 6:30to8p.m. (in large gym at Madill) Pleaseregister at the Victoria Street Entrance • Progress reports were sent home with students on March 13 with information about the format of the Parent/Teacher evening. If you have any questions, call the school at 519-357-1800 Y•:yawococ«aaoarcoo�a.coco-.aawvowr.«oarwaxocro>: swim:. k it,1'4h tr HURON -BRUCE NDP Annual general meeting, Thursday, March 26. Lucknow Town Hall. 7 p.m. Potluck dessert and 7:30 p.m. meeting. Must be member -in - good -standing to vote, - 12ccVACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Advance notice - Aug. 17-21, Lucknow Presbyterian Church. All children welcome. Theme: Discovery Canyon. - 12ar RISK ASSESSMENT Is your business located near a municipal well or Intake? Are you a business leader who wants to find out about risk assessment in the region ,in the coming year? Do you want to have your say on the financial incentive. pro- gram for industries and commercial enterpris- es :in vulnerable ,areas? Come meet your Industry and Commerce Reps on the Ausable Bayfield Maitland Valley drinking water sourceprotection region. Palmerston and District Community Centre, Thursday, March 26, 530 to 9 p.m. Please register in advance to info@sourcewaterinfo.on.ca or phone toll free 1-888-286-2610. Find out about :financial assistance for eligible property owners to help your environmental performance. - 12,13cc 22ND FORMOSA TOY SHOW AND SALE At the Mildmay -Carrick Recreation Complex, Sunday, March 29 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Farm toys, industrial equipment, cars, trucks, banks and vintage vehicles and more. Admission $2; children under 8 free if with an adult. Lunch booth. Auction sale (approx. 1/2 hr.) at 1 p.m. Len Metcalfe - auctioneer. For information, call 519-392-6207. - 12cc LUCKNOW MINOR HOCKEY Is looking for coaches of ` all levels for the 2009/2010 hockey season. If you are interest- ed, please contact the recreation office at 519- 528-3002by March 25 to sign .up. - 12ar BLYTH FESTIVAL SiNGERS Music of the Masters and more. Sunday, April 5, 2:30 p.m. Clinton United Church. Musical guests: Jan Searle and Jason LeRoux. Adults $12, Children $6. Tickets at the Dutch Store, Clinton; Village Bookshop, Bayfield, Westcoast Photography, Goderich; Tasty Nu Bakery, Zurich; Nifty Comers, Seaforth, or at the door. - 12,13cc RETURN OF THE SWANS FESTIVAL March 14 to April- 5. Tundra Swans, ducks, geese. Paint Ontario Art competition and sale. Exhibits and children's activities. 519-243-2600 or 1-800-265-0316, Www.returnoftheswans.com. 12 ,12cc CCR "The Bayou Boys" (CCR Tribute band), Saturday, April 25. _ Lucknow Community BRITISH ISLES FUN N .m. seat- Centre. � Doors open .. 8 � p.m.. to� a.m. Saturday, March 21, :5 to 9 p.m. Limited ing.: � Bangers, mash, beans, Irish sh stew. Age/majority only. $15: advance,20 at door. $ Entertainment. St. Peter's Parish Hall. Adults Tickets at Shear Design, Nine Waves, 10. More info 519-528-5128 or 519-528- Lucknow Co-op. - :12ar 3739. 1112xOLD FASHIONED COUNTRY MEAL Kinloss Community Centre, ;. 4 to '6, Sunday, March 22, April 5 and April 15. Everyone welcome. - 12x 1918 Child Soldier from Hillier Teeawater Tam Hall 2 p.m.. and 8 p.m. Tickets $20 available from Teeswater Video Mart Phyllis 51924584 Jane 519 4634 HISTORICAL SOCIETY Presents SPRING MOW/DANCE SAT., MARCH 28th, :2009 8P W1NGHAM COLUMBUS CENTRE 99 KERB DRIVE, WINGHAM. WITH MASTER OF CEREMONIES JIM SWAN. & FEATURING RANDY SA .L AND OTHERS TICKETS - $20. AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Tickets also available at Ernie King Music, Win ' am & Goderich or b callin ' 519-530-8000 1% 11 11 .1ltC1,:i1'tl(1:111tC.l':1 BEEF SUPPER AND VARIETY CONCERT Sunday, March 22 Lucknow Commullity Centre Dinner at 5m. Concert at 6:30 p.m. Adults $12, 11 and under $6 Preschool - Free ADVANCE TICKETS: •McDonagh Insurance ; • Armstrong's Bakery • Evolasangs • Elaine Steer at 5284709 Hosted by Lucknow United Church Hone you're. having a great srIn break! Come & Go ommunity Bridal Shower for Deanna Harvey daug ter of Rev. Candace & Stan Harvey Saturday, March 28, 2 - 4 p.m. Lucknow United Church Please bring a favourite family recipe to share with the bride -to -bel Entertainment & Refreshments THE BRIDE IS REGISTERED iN TO$ N AT SEVERAL BUSINESSES Huron County OPP statistics Central Huron's Deputy Reeve is concerned some residents will be up in arms about Huron County OPP statistics than reveal Central Huron leads the county in assault charges. During : a P tesen- tation to Huron County council by OPP :Inspector Dan Grant, March 4, councillors were guided through a comprehensive report report of crime sta- tistic- from each of the county's nine municipalities. " you Y enlighten why Central Huron has this problem?" asked Coun. John Bezaire (Central Huron). , Grant reports one of the factors affecting Central Huron's high - theft over $5,000 charges at 18, while South Huron leads the munici- palities with 173 theft -under -$5,000 charges, as well as the most number of traffic com- plaints at 203 Impaired driving continues to be problematic in Huron County, says- Grant, as :sta- tistics show the OPP charged 26 impaired drivers in: South Huron, 20 in Centrale Huron, 18 in Goderich, 17 in Huron East,:12 :in Bluewater, seven in : Morris us as to Turnberry and Ashfield Colborne Wawanosh, five in North Huron and four in Howick. Grant says increased enforce- , ment and more Reduce Impaired Driving \ assault rate is ' the Everywhere fact it is home to (RIDE) programs the • Bluewater can be credited March 18 solution Yout Co1-rectional : with some of the facility where figures. assaults are inves- "Impaired-driv-: ligated by the OPP, ing charges Further, says increased ..substan- Grant, the number tially, he says. of schools in "It's good that Clinton, at five, is we're, catching another factor. them, it's bad that "It's not a simple they're out there." matter of identify- In that same ing one situation," vein, Grant reports he says. "We have 55 motorists were had : some issues charged under new. within the Town of provincial legisla- Clinton itself." tion, known as the Central Huron racing law, for also leads the driving at speeds county in the num- of more than 50 ber of .. break and kilometres over the enters at 56, and posted limit. drug-related Total occur - charges at 40. rences for each South Huron municipality show. leads the. nine South Huron with municipalities 888, Central with the most false Huron with 751, alarms at 230, Goderich • with Huron East leads 737, Huron East in arson charges at with. 679, six, Goderich has Bluewater with the most mischief 382, ACW , with charges at 120, 281, Morris North : Huron had Turnberry with the most robberies 186, Howick with at three, Huron 170 and North East had the most Huron with 112. 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"We have 55 motorists were had : some issues charged under new. within the Town of provincial legisla- Clinton itself." tion, known as the Central Huron racing law, for also leads the driving at speeds county in the num- of more than 50 ber of .. break and kilometres over the enters at 56, and posted limit. drug-related Total occur - charges at 40. rences for each South Huron municipality show. leads the. nine South Huron with municipalities 888, Central with the most false Huron with 751, alarms at 230, Goderich • with Huron East leads 737, Huron East in arson charges at with. 679, six, Goderich has Bluewater with the most mischief 382, ACW , with charges at 120, 281, Morris North : Huron had Turnberry with the most robberies 186, Howick with at three, Huron 170 and North East had the most Huron with 112.