The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-12-06, Page 14•
Lacks**Sentinel, Wednesday, December 8, 1989
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• Sunday.- Thursday 8 pm
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Mr. .Mrs. Santa Claus
generous to Point 1ark folly
On Friday Dee. 2, Mr. and Mrs. Santa
Claus arrived at the Community Centre
and presented Christmas presents to the
130 members of the Huron Lakeshore
Friendship Club who had assembled for
their Cis Dinner. A number of peo-
ple unable to attend had their dinner
delivered to them. A full course turkey
dinner was served by the Executive and
their wives. A Christmas carol sing long
was enjoyed as well as decorating the
tree.
A program was performed byy/ ssooin�e�pof
the Seniors directed b Peggy McC a les,
June Elliott and Noreen Robb. The skit
was about a Teacher and her students in
an old-fashioned classroom and some of
the humorous and unpredictable events
which sometimes occur. June Elliott gave
some humorous readings. Bob Courtney
was Master of Ceremonies and also
played a few numbers on his sazaphone
accompanied by his wife, Joyce. 0
Canada was sung as the evening came to
a close with a jubilant group of Seniors
heading fortheir home.
Sunday, Dec. 3 was a blustery winters'
day but there was still a very large tur-
nout at the Children' Craft Day spon-
sored by the F.A.C.E.S. Club. The
children were pleased with their creations
and have probably wrapped them up
already for Christmas gifts. -
Thursday, Dec. 7 is Craft Day at the
Community Centre. Anyone interested in
quilling or wanting to learn, come
out and lend a hand. Thursday evening at
OPP report
DINT CLARK
by Bev Hanson
8 p.m. SHARP is "Card and Games
Night" at the Community Centre spon-
sored by the Huron Lakeshore Friendship
Club. Everyone is invited to come out
and meet new friends as well as having
an enjoyable evening.
On Saturday, Dec. 9 the Point Clark
Kinsmen are sponsoring a Children's
Christmas Party from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at
the Community Centre. All children are
welcome to attend.
Monday, Dec. 11 is Seniors' Shuf-
fleboard
huffleboard at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the
Community Centre. All Seniors are
welcome.
Come on out to the Cwnmunity Centre
and "ring" in the "New Year"! On Sun-
day Dec. 31 a New Years' Eve Dance
will take place from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
with a limited number of tickets
available. A Buffet and party favors are
included. The Dance is sponsored by the
Point Clark Kim Club and tickets are
available by calling: Don Rae at 395,3480;
Dave at 395-2261; or Terry at 395-2468.
A speedy recovery to Deb Wilson who
is back home after a stay in hospital.
Anyone with any news or information
for this Paint Clark Column please call
Phyllis Reid by noon on Friday at
395-5445.
An R. R. 3, Goderichman reported
finding a strong box on the north side
of county mad 15 in Bruce Township on
November 28. The 14" x '12" x 8" metal
box had been secured by three padlocks
and was pried open. The owner is not
known it this time.
The Kincardine OPP are investigating,,
the theft of a pure bred Bassett Hound
belong to a Kincardine woman. The
dog, valued at had been left in the
care of a Boiler Beach friend, and was
reported missing from that location on
November 29.
A complaint of a missing generator
from a construction site in Huron
Township was, received on November
29. 1The 35OO watt volt edge generator
Was valued at $900.
A 25 -year-old Lucknoly' man has been
charged with Possession of a Narcotic
Substance as the result of the execution
of a Search Warrant, on November 29
in Lwow. The- man will appear in
Provincial Court, Criminal Division on
January 9.
Bumper Riding
Children have been reported hitching
rides on the rear bumpers of cars.. This
is a very dangerous practice and should
be discouraged by parents.
Nine motor vehicle accidents were in-
vestigated during November 27 to
December 3. Two involved minor per-
sonal injuries to two people and the re-
maining sevenere property damage
RIDE cheCks conducted during the
same period resulted in 140 vehicles
checked, three ALERT tests ad-
ministered with two 12 hour moons
being issued for drivers registering
WARN. One charge was laid under the
Liquor Licence Act as a result of these
checks.