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Uppinder Mehan, treasurer of the Lucknow District Leo Club, presents a cheque for $1881 to Ted Collyer,
chairman of the Lucknow District Easter Seal Campaign. The Leo Club raised the money for crippled
children by sponsoring an April Fool's Dance on Friday night at the Holyrood Hall. Ted said the Lucknow
District campaign has raised $1,200 towards its objective of $1,400.
[Sentinel Staff Photo]
Leos donate to Crippled Children
On Friday, April 7 the Lucknow
and District Leo Club held an;
April Fool's Dance at the
Holyrood Hall. Over 160 young
people attended this dance and
music was suplied by Music
Unlimited from Kincardine.
The total profit of $188 has
been presented to, the Easter Seal
Fund for Crippled Children.
Highlight of the night was the
choosing of a King and Queen
Fool. Besides the "Loose Screw"
`Award homemade trophy, the
winners received a cash prize of
$5.17. Ron Johnson of Exeter won
the King . Fool crown while the
Queen Fool(s) went to the kickline
quartet of Joan Hamilton, Brenda.
Arnold and Deb Arnold, all of
Lucknow and Donna Ballagh from
Teeswater.
The club would like to thank the.
four Lions members and their
wives who acted as chaperones
for the dance. -
The next meeting of the Leo
Lco Clubs.
Grant Chisholm, Lucknow,
District 9A Youth Activities
Chairman, reports that four new
Leo Clubs 'have been formed this
year in District A. They include
Harriston, . Arthur, Port Elgin,
and Palmerston.
Breaks
tradition..
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The Board has . two major
reasons for considering such a
move. First, it should have a
significant impact on Energy
Consumption because the schools
would be closed during the month
of January which is one of the
coldest months of the year.
Secondly, it would have signif,-
leant educational value because
the month of January has the
worst record for attendance.
during the school year due to
winter storms and illness.
While the proposal the Board is
"considering breaks with the
traditional school year, it is
actually very simple and the
changes are not that drastic,
CONTINUED ,ON PAGE 11
Club is April 12 when guest
now lawyer, will speak about
speaker, George. Brophy, Luck- various aspects of the law.
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