The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-08-10, Page 5Curling tale
comes to Blyth
Every winter, the noble sport of
curling turns otherwise sane
Canadian men and women into
broom waving fanatics. Given the
chance, any one of them would
actively consider selling their soul
to the devil for a chance to win the
national championship, 'the Brier'.
That's the offer made to Wullie
MacCrimmon, the good, Scottish
shoe -maker, who lives to curl in
1930s Wildrose, Alberta.
The Black Bonspiel of Wullie
MacCrimmon runs in repertory until
Sept. 3.
Tickets are available at the box
office 523-9300.
Minor injuries
in automobile
accident
The driver and five passengers
were injured in a single -vehicle
accident on Aug. 6 ,at 11 a.ni.
Christian Taylor, 19, was driving
on Concession 12 of Kinloss
Township when his vehicle left the
road and struck a Targe boulder,
destroying the car.
Christian, Ammanda, 9, Linda,
40, Anthony, 18, Quintessa, 12 and
Lindsky 15, all of the Taylor
• family, were taken by ambulance
with minor injuries to Wingham
and District Hospital.
• The family is from RR 1,
Holyrood.
Quilt show
at Museum
The 10th annual quilt show is
now on exhibit at the Huron County
Museum until Sept. 18.
Many unusual and artistic quilts
as well as woven articles from
members of the Huron Tract .Spin-
ners and Weavers, and rug hooking
items from the Saugeen Rughookers
are on display. Some articles are for
sale and will beiclearly marked.
The Museum is open Monday to
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4:30, Sunday
from 1 to 4:30 p.m. for quilt
viewing and self -guided tours of the
Museum. Admission to the museum
is required to view the quilt show.
Tom and Joan
host Helm reunion
Tom and Joan Helm hosted the
Helm family reunion on July 24
with 38 attending.
A fun program was held with the
children participating . in sports
events.
A minute's silence was held for
family members that had passed
away during the past year: Wesley
Ritchie, Lucknow; Vi Arnold,
Lucknow; Vernon Hunter, Luck-
now; Olive Campbell, Belgrave and
Marilyn Galbrith, Whitby.
Next •year's executive includes:
Gladys Van Camp, president; first
vice, Grant Helm; secretary -
treasurer, Violet Ritchie; program,
Nancy Jardine and Ivy Coakly;
sports, Bryce Ritchie and Doug
Helm; tea, Joan Helm; family tree,
Tom and Joan Helm.
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Lucknovs Sentinel. IAedne'da}. August 10. 1991 -
Preliminary drainage report complete
WEST WAWANOS}i
TOWNSHIP - The preliminary
report on. the Dungannon drainage
works has been prepared by en-
gineer Tom Pridham. Copies of the
report will be circulated to all
owners or interested parties• for
perusal, with a meeting set for
Tuesday, Aug. 16, 7:30 p.m. to
consider the report.
During the Aug. 2 meeting, coun-
cil amended a motion regarding the
St. Helen's signs to include "and
further that the Township of West'
Wawanosh will not be responsible
for future maintenance and upkeep
of the signs".
At the July 5 meeting council had
authorized Kathy and Gary Leeman
to contract Jack Millar to prepare
four signs for the boundary limits
of the village, with the wording left
to their discretion.
Council deferred awarding the
contract for a tandem truck cab and
chassis to Aug. 10. In •the mean-
time, certain specifications on the
tenders will be checked over and
compared.
Champion Road Machinery had
the successful tender to supply a
Frink model body, sander and snow
plow equipment' for 544,678 (taxes
included).
Council has requested planner
Brian Treble to prepare the neces-
sary documentation to initiate a
plan amendment and zoning bylaw
.amendment for part of the north
half of Lot 24, Conc. 6 (Foran
property) to allow the township to
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obtain a licence from the Ministry
of Natural Resources for gravel
extraction.
The quotation of George Hasen-
hcrger to purchase marked trees at
the Inglis pit for the sum of. S9,600
was accepted.
Council instructed the. chief buil-
ding official to contact a Dungan-
non resident about fully completing
the hri nt of a building, surreally
uncle, renovation, by Sept. 6.
The Dungannon Senor Citizens
will rescue two dozen stCinti, one
dozen mugs and one dozen hats to
use at their discr.tion.lor prizes at
their sponsored eventk.
Council went in camera for dis-
cussion on the access to property at
Lot 21, Conc. 8. i C;rierson).
Lucknow's main street was a hive of activity last Friday
morning as Girt Guides pulled wagons loaded with Gladiolus.
It was Glad Days, with proceeds from the sale of the .flowers
going to ensure the continuation of services to epilepsy
sufferers and their families. Some of the Guides helping out
were back row, (l -r) Amy Blake and Lola Bridges, and in the
front Erin Philips and Lori Blake. (Pat Livingston photo)
John H. Goddard - Artistic Producer
presents
A MUSICAL COMEDY
Book, Music &Lyrics by DAN GOGGIN
Directed & Choreographed by Pat Dawson
Tuesday, Aug. 16 to Saturday Sept. 3
Tuesday 8 PM
Wednesday 8 PM
Thursday "TICKETS
4PM&$PM
Friday 8 PM
Saturday
4PM&9PM TICKETS
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ALL PERFORMANCES at KINCARDINE'S HISTORIC PAVILION
where Durham St. meets the Lake.
Tickets Available at our box office
910 Queen St., Kincardine 396-5722
or at the Pavilion prior to the performance.
Doors open 30 minutes pefore curtain time µ