The Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-04-08, Page 3Brookside school hosts
coffee ?theatre 'Jest for Funds
Yes folks,' it's radio station CORN,,
here for your listening pleasure!
The "Jest for Bunds" Coffee Theatre
will be presented on Thursday night,
April 9 at S p.m. at Brookside. School.
This is an adult evening that promises .to.
be a laugh from start to finish.
"Well-known radio host" Floyd
Herman and his ".technician" Rob Bundy
will arrive at, Brookside to broadcast a
radio version of Barndance. live frotn the
school. What happens next would be -
telling,. but suffice it to say that things
don't always turn out the way the radio
host is eXpecttngl
Of course no radio show is .complete
without a supporting .cast, and -CORN is.
no exceptiOn..Nola Bridges, Alison.
Simpson, Erin MacKenzie, Chantelle
Fraser, and Tess Qibbings lend their voic-
es to the air, with. leap Nickel, Jennifer
Barnett, Ken de Boer, and Tami Berry
singing the station call letters (How
CORNY can: you. ,get!) Ws rumoured that
local actors Ross. Errington and Ian
Clarke may be involved, and the studio
audience may also see singer Betty ,links
and the Ken' Scott Trio..
Atmosphere will be provided by the
coffee. house setting, with table group-
ings, coffee, and t. he world's most tempt-
ing desserts available in the "studio", ;It's
anevening of fun, surprises, music, .and
getting together with friends and. neigh-
bours. "rickets are $6 in advance, avail-
able from Brookside School, Call 529--
7900
29=7900 for information and booking.
This is Radio, Station CORN...
April is caiacex awareness
..
naohth; panvassexs at wark:
The month of .Aprilis years we ran short by the set on ori Saturday, Also
designated' each year as middle of Friday after-
Cancer Awareness.month.. . noon so this.year we bad
No one is immune to the four boxes instead of three
ravages of this disease and • necessitating continued
fewfamilies are not . selling on Saturday. "
touched by someone they Thanks te the Mayfair
are related to or know that Restaurant for allowing
has suffered from the; the use .• of the former..
effects of cancer.` Margie's Speciality
Your .donation .ttai the Shoppe on. Friday and to '
Canadian Cancer Society "the "Lucknow Village
fends the Most promising :. Market for allowing us to
cancer researchr across.
,Canada, prevention' and
early' deteetiQn programs
and .supportservices for:.
cancer patients, their farni-
ls.'and caregivers living
.in yoiircommunity,
To kick off the cam-
paign each year daffodils
are sold not only as -a fund.
raise but also as a 'sign of
hope. for the many people,
that enjoy these bright:
Spring:flowers.
. "Loeallyt° Nancy Brown
is responsible for organiz-
ing the. Daffodil sales and
with the help of volunteers'
this.was :another success
fill sale For tbe"last few'
thanks to the • willing
workers that went up and
down the street Friday
afternoon selling. these
beautiful flowers:;
Canvassers will be call-
ing on you during the
month of April and your
donation will bring usone.
step closer to finding a
cure'. for cancer. This is
your opportunity to help.
Members .of the •focal Cancer Society conduct-
ed the annual daffodil sale 'last week. Betty
Stanley (left) is shown purchasing- her flowers
from Lola Farrish; Shirley Kennedy and Jane
Treleaven., (Helm photo)
Stay Alert
Step" well back If
,:stranger stops to ask, for
directions.
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frame cabin,54 acres, 10 year
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.0 KN W CENTRAL .PUBLIC HQOL.
School- Cox"nnitunity Council*
in accordance with the Ministry of iRducation1Perhrat e'
Memorandum 122, It is the policy of The Stuewater District'
School $Q8rd. that all schools within its lurisdieation h21Ve: a
Sohoot.Communtty Council (SCC). The School -Community
Council wilt act in an advisory capacity. to enhance the quality of
education, p r
Nomination farms for 600 are available at the school's office.
nomineesmust have a mover and seconder. The term of office
for WO etectad reRresentatives wilt be 2 years. Nine members
of the SCC ere ;to elected., 'Nominees mast have a child enrolled
#n the school for whldh they are •eligible. Parents of children.
Presently hot attending ecknow Central Public- School but will
be ctiattenariding in. the 1995.99 school year aro: elIgibta to stand for
ele, . .
Norrrinationa close on Monday Apra 20,•19913. The list of
nominees will be posted et the school by Monday April RI, 1998.
Elections will take gad: et LC.RS gni
Monday, May 4 • .9314 a.efe. - 3:30 p.m, Et', 600 tf,h'k 418:00 wog
Tuesday, May 5 -9;00 a.fm. - 3,30 pm.
Voting by secret ballot must take place In. pigeon et the school.
NOTICE' TO THS. RESIDENTS •
OF THE COUNTY OF HURON
O.P.P. PollcingConsultation Interviews
The f ounoii of .the Corporation of the County of Huron has
submitted a resolution to the Ministry of the .Solicitor General
and Correctional Services, requesting the Ontario Provincial
Police WT.) provide a costing proposal tor the provision of
police services within Huron County. . •
As part of; the ;process to determine the level ot•services
Huron County requires. members 0 the Cr,P.P..witl be •
conducting consultation meetings with any interested resident
Of the County. tntarviews wilt be held during hours of 1 pm. to
4:30. pm and 7 pm to 9 pm on the following dates and
locations:
•
Tuesday, Aprit 14,1998 Ranch House leataurant mann,
414 Main Street South,. Exeter '
Wednesdey, •April' 15,1998 Sit eevale Community Hsu
13 Clyde Street, Bluavate',
Thursday, Apri)16,.1998. Ontario Street United Church
105 O,xterlo Street, Clinton
An appolnfrnent fp reserve an interview time Is requir a
11 you are .interested in providing input on: policing,:Services,
please call Barb Leaman at the. Huron County Clerk-
Administrator's office (519-524,8394);. to arrange. en
appointment. Interviews aro approximately. 30. 'Oblides long,
t�antl will be conducted `lop rivate.,
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