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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1977
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AMM'S
Poor Interest
At Ball Meeting
There was a poor turnout for the
softball organizational meeting
held in the Lucknow Town Hall last
Thursday night.
In an effort to keep softball alive
in the village, a number of teams
have been entered in the local
recreational league.
Boys 12 and under and 12 - 16
years of age are asked to be at the
ball park on Tuesday, May 24 at
7.00 p.m., if you are interested in
playing on one of these teams. A
team has been entered in each age
category.
All men wishing to play slow
pitch ball other than the Kinsmen
team, are asked to be, at the ball
park at 8.30 the same evening, for
.an organizational meeting. A slow
pitch league has been formed. The
Kinsmen Club have entered ,a
team, however, if there is enough
interest shown, one more team
could be accommodated from
Lucknow.
-A-prograttr-is-beirrglorrnalated-
for boys and girls wishing to play
ball on Saturday mornings.
There is still an urgent need for
some coaches and managers.
Lucknow C61T
Has Cook Ou1
The Lucknow C.G.I.T. group
enjoyed a cook-out at .the home of
Lynn Elphick to close the spring
activities. After everyone cooked
hot dogs and marshmallows over
the fire, Lynn, Pam McIntosh and
Debra Arnold led the group in
games.
Mary Ann Ritchie and Bonnie
Clarke made specially decorated
cakes and Faye Ann Forster
presented them to leaders Shirley
Colwell and Nancy Ritchie in
honour of their up-coming events.
All leaders of the group were given
gifts from the girls.
The evening closed with songs
and Taps around the fire.
KINGSBRIDGE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18
year 1977-1978 took place during
the First Friday evening Mass on
May 6th. President, Mrs. Marion
Austin; 1st vice, Mrs. Ann Berry;
2nd vice, Tina VanDiepan; 3rd
vice, Betty Doherty; corresponding
secretary, Delores VanOsch; re-
cording secretary, Clarice Dalton;
treasurer, Mary Clare.
The Ashfield and West Wawa-
nosh Recreation Committee met on
Monday, May 9th at the Brookside
School to discuss the summer
recreation program.
1. A 40 mile bikeathon to be held on
Saturday, June 4th to raise money
to instal safety glass 'in the
Lucknow arena. Pledge sheets are
at the Kingsbridge School where
the children can be registered.
2. Most of the meeting was
involved with Ball. Recreation ball
is a time of fun. Coaches and
managers are needed for all the
teams. Please give a little of your
time to help these boys, girls and
ladies. It is hoped to have enough
players to form the following
teams: Boys: age 12 and uhder, 6
teams; age 12 to 16, 6 teams;
Ladies: age 12 to ?, .6 teams; Slow
Pitch: boys age 16 and over, 9 or 10
teams. Children are needed but so
are parents to help make Recrea-
tion Ball in Ashfield and West
Wawanosh successful.
On Wednesday, May I 1 next
year's Kindergarten class visited
the school and met all the teachers
and their future classmates. We
are all looking forward to welcom-
ing these new students to St.
Joseph's at Kingsbridge in Sept-
ember, 1977. Mrs. Park's grade
four class cooked their own lunch
on Thursday as part of their unit on
Hawaii.
Mr. David Zyluk, principal of St.
Joseph's School at Kingsbridge,
has been invited to the opening of
St. Anthony's Separate School at
Kincardine. Also present will be
Mr. R. Bornhold, Regional Director
of Education and the Most 'Rever-
end Paul F. Reding, D.D., Bishop
of Hamilton.
The Huron County Health Unit
was present at the school on
Monday, May 9, instructing the
children in dental hygene and
having a "Brush-in". Friday, May
20th is Arbour Day at the School.
Mrs. Bernardine Kinney has pres-
ented a tree to the school to be
planted on that day in memory of
Mr. Joseph Griffin.
Grade 4 - 6 Floor Hockey House
Leagues: Edmonton 4, Saskatche-
wan 7; Montreal 6, Toronto 2;
Edmonton 0, Montreal 4; Saskatch-
ewan 1, Toronto 6. Senior Boys
Handball: second round winners,
Marlowe Austin, Ronnie Austin,
Brian Drennan, Tom Foran, Steven
Frayne, ' Michael Frayne. Third
round winners, Ronnie Austin and
Steven Frayne. Senior Girls
Handball: second round winners,
Betty Knoop, Donna VanOsch,
Jean Vogt. Third round winners,
Jean Vogt. Doubles of Senior Girls
Handball: first round winners,
Debbie Drennan and Jackie Van-
Osch, Debbie Austin and Donna
VanOsch, Astrid Plasschaert and
Betty Knoop, Sharon Doherty and
JoAnne. Crawford. Winners in the
finals, Donna VanOsch and Debbie
Austin against Astrid Plasschaert
and Betty Knoop. Junior Boys.
Handball is to start this week with
the Junior Girls Handball to start
next week.
NOTICE OF MEETING
Lucknow Business
Association
Wednesday, May 25th
at 8 p.m.
AUDITORIUM - TOWN HALL
Re: Business hours for summer and any other ideas or
suggestions re business in and around this area
ALL LUCKNOW AND SURROUNDING AREA
BUSINESS PEOPLE.ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO ATTEND
LARRY COWAN Secretary Treasnier
Bill Bermes - President
Terry Rathwell
Was Speaker On
Prevenfion
Dungannon Branch of Women's
Institute met on Wednesday, May
4 at 8.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Cecil Blake with the theme
"Consumer Affairs". The presid-
ent, Mrs. Elmer Black, welcomed
21 members and one visitor, and
opened the meeting by all singing'
the Opening 'Ode and 0 Canada,
followed by repeating the Mary
Stewart Collect. The roll call, "A
bargain that wasn't a bargain"
should make shoppers more alert.
Mrs. Clifford Purdon, cOnvener
for Consumer Affairs, introduced
the guest speaker, Terry Rathwell,
of Lucknow, a volunteer fireman.
He spoke on Fire Prevention and
used splendid posters to illustrate
his information. A question and
answer period followed. Mrs.
Graham McNee expressed thanks.
The finance report and correspon-
dence were read by secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Harry Girvin.
Thank you notes were read; 80th
anniversary of F.W.1.0. is July 13
at Bingeman Park, Kitchener;
invitation to Blyth, May 11th,
tickets available from Mrs. Girvin;
the Summary Day for the Quilt
Course will be May 25 in
Wingham; spoons are not yet
available for sale; the District
Annual meeting is to be in Clinton
on May 30 to which all members
are urged to attend, delegates are
Mrs. E. Black (pres.), Mrs.
Graham McNee (dist. director),
and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney,
voting delegate. Please leave
hobbies prior to May 30 with Mrs.
McNee for our display at the
District Annual.
The president expressed thanks
to Mrs. Warren Zinn for typing our
1977-1978 programs and also the
tickets for the draw, to the Easter
committee, and to the hostess and
all helpers.
The motto "The evening of life
comes bearing a lantern" was well
given by Mrs. C. Purdon, telling of
Senior Citizens who are still light
bearers even after years of helping
others. Mrs. Mary Errington told
of the pleasures they gained in
making the Easter calls. A lovely
solo, "Go Down to Kew in Lilac
Time" was given by Mrs. Russel
Alton, accompanied by Mrs. Gord-
on Finnigan on the piano. Mrs.
Blake was asked to comment on
shells brought from Florida. A
relay game was enjoyed prior to
lunch. It was conducted by Mrs.
Robt. Irvin.
Following singing The Queen
and Institute grace delicious
lunch of sandwiches and relishes
was, served by hostesses, Miss Iva
Carr and Mrs. Roy Robson. Next
meeting is to be on Agriculture
June 1, at the home of Mrs. Ivan
Rivett.
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