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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-05-01, Page 5Luclwuw Sentinel, Weilitesday,blay 199 Page 5 1 PROMOTIONAL ADVERTISING rr #4,-444. The Lucknow & District Optimist Club wound up its first fund-raising project last. week when they winners• in .the Optimist hockey pool received , their just rewards.' President Harold Menary (left) and project coschair Cliff Mann (right) presented a $500 cheque to Tony. Wartnaby°(centre left) for hisfirst place finish.. chelie`reetn izes 'f separate eh of kin ergarten classes wi` increase next fall, At the April 22 meet- 'ing o the •Huron Perth Roman Catholic: Separate •school Board, :trustees approved roved 'aplan toallow alt., u to 25 students in the junior:and, senior .kinder - en classes.. "Currently the s maximum class size CcsITIPliMentS n .new arena ;. Dear :editor:+ You, have`.u. beautiful arena conipiex .' in ,Lucknow and the out-of� town skaters and coaches participating in .the first Laces" Spring ,Skating School appree ared'the opportunity to,: `utiliio your.facilities. 1` hope we can do�it;,. again next year, Brenda L.1lift, eating Professional caarH dine/Rip1ey. uron Sating lei... CHARTERl , ..-4xeCOVPITANis 1,6 nm" !1St. cknow Personal Tax Returns • Small Business • Farms Doug Miller C.A.&o Lucknow Office Manager Registered E file Agent LUCKNOW 519,428e 33 Oiioderich 519-524-2677 is 24 students. "Right now, we create a new class with: the 25th student. We will now add the s with t 6t h el as tih • he 2 h student," said Dr.. James Brown, dt� tr c..or edu- cation. ed .,, u cation: lie said the separate board, lost $180,000 in provtnciat funding for junior kindergarten Increasing the class sizes gives the schools: a little more flexibility in class organization and aisb helps . avoids' increased costs. Adding an addi- tional classroom requires hiring. a teacher and ,equipping another. class- room.. .. The change isn't likely to: affect, many classes, said' . Dr.. Brown. The average kindergarten, class. size in. the Iluron- Perth system.is about 20 students, which gives each student_ trlaxiiirnm opportunity for the teacher's time, he added. and $200 to Sohn Chilton5, who finished one point behind for second place. Absent was Kevin Hickey who received $100 for his third place finish,. Monthly prize of $20 were award- ed., ed., 11' he proceeds from the fund-raiser are tar gated: for community youth programsto be determined (Pat Livingston photo) FRIDGE MAGNETS stock & Custeal Shapes • with your Ad. message, 12 Moth-alendar. List of important evert* M Introducing a New or Special 1 a.c pss: ted 4 , E� S 0 1 FRIOGE WOWS . Service or product -up to 4 colours 0 including any pic%res logos etv p o . °G Useful WINING Gins for, your got* 4-2S% Off or invitations etc. Coil for our Freocataiogoe.Pens, Coffee mugs, Oap9, calendar &i morel 1 11.CowanPrintirig&AdvertisingLucknow900. 1 (519) 528-2730 Fax; (19) 528-3348 f o a 1p -. 1 ;rte wpm m w' s ,. • by 11 chele Greene' The Huron -Perth Ronan Catholic Separate School Board will participate in a lottery which could- help up to.five boards 'deal,: with" funding cutbacks from the: province, Director Education Dr, James; Brown said the sepa- rate board and the ndoniddtesex Roman Catholic Separate School Board agreed to `sell $100 tickets, fora. riffle. ;The prizes: will' be .a cottage, a condominium, a recreational vehicle, trips'to Hawaii and trips to Las Vegas. The;. Oxford; Elgin and Lanbton .school boards are. also discussing the possibility `of':being a part of it. i. Tickets would likely -be on sale from 1November..1996 until February 1997 with the draw being . held ' next spring. "These beards in western Ontario are very poor, boards: We have to do something," said Dr. Brown. ' Superintendent. Gates Blanchette attended an orga- nizing g nixing, meeting with representatives from: the -other boards. A limited` number of tickets would be sold for the prizes and the proceeds would ,be shared among the participating boards based on the, number` of tickets eachboard sold.`Dr. Brown told trustees at their April" 22 meeting that the lottery could bring in $200,0()0 in revenue to the board~ "It's; an attempt to deal with. What might be called a voluntary tax," said Dr. Brown. "We're all short of money." The separate board has never 'held a fundraising: event. Althoughsome boards, have held fundraisers, Dr. Brown said" this is probably the first one of this Scale inthis part of Ontario. tr uetr our atur M ESJGN 611 Campbell St LUCKNQVV _ 5282043 TTENTION VETERAN EX -SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN '81 DEPENDENTS The Royal Canadian. Legion Provincial Servico Bureau,.Oi icer, Randolph ground rator, ''will be visit ing in the area, , Anyone wishing information, advice or, assistance;, regarding: War Disability pensions, Treatment• *for entitledv t s. +� .:ran , . ,.. • Appeals against adverse ori ictal application tor war Veterans. and Widows -, Allowance, Cotac the n t Service Officer or Secretary of the Branch, no later than Mall 9. Irvine Eedy Branch 309 ervice Officer `W`lp?�r t Grip 0610 WHer NOW Mucn.! retial atsso,tment. cif Gift Baskets And Gifware made up especially for Mother LUCKNOW, Tell Pour orn How Niue CareWith Fiowrs! o era's Day 'Week May 642/96 F irr all she's done for you over the years, for all tie great memories she's created 'send her a bouquetof frr t fresh flowers. We can have them delivered just about anywhere ... around :. . the comer orr across the world, r CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS" BDO c, . .a, a roii 'ii«iiie _ JWAROMAtLtT1I_ HAMN R wink! UITO i ii0iiiif FOREST POW Walk W: S Akiiii$ Vi, FCA I3 F. lint ay�o, FCA KL . h7,, ' F(€+> ii ,(:' :Q, 'Ho QA 3A $61-1211 3212351 $32=26+4ii 1 PROMOTIONAL ADVERTISING rr #4,-444. The Lucknow & District Optimist Club wound up its first fund-raising project last. week when they winners• in .the Optimist hockey pool received , their just rewards.' President Harold Menary (left) and project coschair Cliff Mann (right) presented a $500 cheque to Tony. Wartnaby°(centre left) for hisfirst place finish.. chelie`reetn izes 'f separate eh of kin ergarten classes wi` increase next fall, At the April 22 meet- 'ing o the •Huron Perth Roman Catholic: Separate •school Board, :trustees approved roved 'aplan toallow alt., u to 25 students in the junior:and, senior .kinder - en classes.. "Currently the s maximum class size CcsITIPliMentS n .new arena ;. Dear :editor:+ You, have`.u. beautiful arena conipiex .' in ,Lucknow and the out-of� town skaters and coaches participating in .the first Laces" Spring ,Skating School appree ared'the opportunity to,: `utiliio your.facilities. 1` hope we can do�it;,. again next year, Brenda L.1lift, eating Professional caarH dine/Rip1ey. uron Sating lei... CHARTERl , ..-4xeCOVPITANis 1,6 nm" !1St. cknow Personal Tax Returns • Small Business • Farms Doug Miller C.A.&o Lucknow Office Manager Registered E file Agent LUCKNOW 519,428e 33 Oiioderich 519-524-2677 is 24 students. "Right now, we create a new class with: the 25th student. We will now add the s with t 6t h el as tih • he 2 h student," said Dr.. James Brown, dt� tr c..or edu- cation. ed .,, u cation: lie said the separate board, lost $180,000 in provtnciat funding for junior kindergarten Increasing the class sizes gives the schools: a little more flexibility in class organization and aisb helps . avoids' increased costs. Adding an addi- tional classroom requires hiring. a teacher and ,equipping another. class- room.. .. The change isn't likely to: affect, many classes, said' . Dr.. Brown. The average kindergarten, class. size in. the Iluron- Perth system.is about 20 students, which gives each student_ trlaxiiirnm opportunity for the teacher's time, he added. and $200 to Sohn Chilton5, who finished one point behind for second place. Absent was Kevin Hickey who received $100 for his third place finish,. Monthly prize of $20 were award- ed., ed., 11' he proceeds from the fund-raiser are tar gated: for community youth programsto be determined (Pat Livingston photo) FRIDGE MAGNETS stock & Custeal Shapes • with your Ad. message, 12 Moth-alendar. List of important evert* M Introducing a New or Special 1 a.c pss: ted 4 , E� S 0 1 FRIOGE WOWS . Service or product -up to 4 colours 0 including any pic%res logos etv p o . °G Useful WINING Gins for, your got* 4-2S% Off or invitations etc. Coil for our Freocataiogoe.Pens, Coffee mugs, Oap9, calendar &i morel 1 11.CowanPrintirig&AdvertisingLucknow900. 1 (519) 528-2730 Fax; (19) 528-3348 f o a 1p -. 1 ;rte wpm m w' s ,. • by 11 chele Greene' The Huron -Perth Ronan Catholic Separate School Board will participate in a lottery which could- help up to.five boards 'deal,: with" funding cutbacks from the: province, Director Education Dr, James; Brown said the sepa- rate board and the ndoniddtesex Roman Catholic Separate School Board agreed to `sell $100 tickets, fora. riffle. ;The prizes: will' be .a cottage, a condominium, a recreational vehicle, trips'to Hawaii and trips to Las Vegas. The;. Oxford; Elgin and Lanbton .school boards are. also discussing the possibility `of':being a part of it. i. Tickets would likely -be on sale from 1November..1996 until February 1997 with the draw being . held ' next spring. "These beards in western Ontario are very poor, boards: We have to do something," said Dr. Brown. ' Superintendent. Gates Blanchette attended an orga- nizing g nixing, meeting with representatives from: the -other boards. A limited` number of tickets would be sold for the prizes and the proceeds would ,be shared among the participating boards based on the, number` of tickets eachboard sold.`Dr. Brown told trustees at their April" 22 meeting that the lottery could bring in $200,0()0 in revenue to the board~ "It's; an attempt to deal with. What might be called a voluntary tax," said Dr. Brown. "We're all short of money." The separate board has never 'held a fundraising: event. Althoughsome boards, have held fundraisers, Dr. Brown said" this is probably the first one of this Scale inthis part of Ontario. tr uetr our atur M ESJGN 611 Campbell St LUCKNQVV _ 5282043 TTENTION VETERAN EX -SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN '81 DEPENDENTS The Royal Canadian. Legion Provincial Servico Bureau,.Oi icer, Randolph ground rator, ''will be visit ing in the area, , Anyone wishing information, advice or, assistance;, regarding: War Disability pensions, Treatment• *for entitledv t s. +� .:ran , . ,.. • Appeals against adverse ori ictal application tor war Veterans. and Widows -, Allowance, Cotac the n t Service Officer or Secretary of the Branch, no later than Mall 9. Irvine Eedy Branch 309 ervice Officer `W`lp?�r t Grip 0610 WHer NOW Mucn.! retial atsso,tment. cif Gift Baskets And Gifware made up especially for Mother LUCKNOW, Tell Pour orn How Niue CareWith Fiowrs! o era's Day 'Week May 642/96 F irr all she's done for you over the years, for all tie great memories she's created 'send her a bouquetof frr t fresh flowers. We can have them delivered just about anywhere ... around :. . the comer orr across the world, r