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Lucknow 528-3420
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BRING YOUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBOURS
to
THE 1983 LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OP
Crop Information Meeting
et the
LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CENTRE
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THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd
10:30 a.m.-3:30p.m.
Lunch will be served (free of charge)
TOPICS TO BE COVERED WILL BE:
Your farm requirements for fertilizer, chem-
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help you meet those needs.
The economics of custom blend fertilizer.
Update on weed control in corn and beans.
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community news
hielditOW Fire Chief George Whitby accepted a ehegue for S1,000 From Kinsmen president
Ron Crich to assist the Lucknow Fire Department in their purehase of a page system for the
Bremen. "Me Lurknow Kinsmen Ciub made the cheque presentation at an appreelation night
for the Lucknow Bremen held February 16, Local organisations Including the Lucknow
Legion (51,000), the Lucknow Mone Ctub IS2,000) and the Lucknow Women's institute
X001, as well as the Kinsmen [51,000) have donated a total of 54,500 towards the purchase
of the page system for the Bre department. Chief Whitby expects the new system to be
implemented by May L (Sentinel Staff Photo)
Firemen appreciation night
The Lucknow and District
Kinsmen Club held an Ap-
preciation Night February 16
for the members of the
Lucknow Fire Department,
'Eighteen members of the
department were in attend-
ance,
Guest speaker, Ken Wilk-
inson of Ontario Hydro ad-
dressed the gathering, Kins-
men Deputy Governor, Doug
McLellan of Mount Forest
was also in attendance.
Kinsmen President Ron
Crich presented Fire Chief
George Whitby with a
cheque for 51,000,00 on
behalf of the club. This dona-
tion is to be used towards the
purchase of the new page
system that the department
is buying.
Winners for the months of
December and January in the
Kinsmen Hockey Pool are as
follows: December 4, 44
seconds, Sue MacKenzie,
Chuck Becker, Pete Van
Sickle; December 11, 35, Bob
MacKenzie, Barry McDon-
agh, Don and Jim Ritchie;
December 18, 20, Jack Stick -
lend, Lori Pegg, Gordon
Brooks; January 1, 46, J.
Salisko, Stu Reavie, Doug
Hamilton; January 8, 50,
Steve McNay, Bill Henry,
Doug Stewart; January 15,
17, Ken Harman, Bill Sande,
Cliff Mann; January 22, 00,
Nancy Quinn, Bank of Mont-
real Staff, Ron Crich; Jan-
uary 29, 59, Randy Guay,
Sherri Jerome, Jack Stick -
lend,
Upcoming events for the
Kinsmen Club include the
Wayne Rhody benefit dance
on March 5, Zone conference
in Drayton on March 6 and
the Skate-a-thon on March
21.
Chairman Greg Blake has
assigned committee heads
and plans are underway for
Kin Summerfest '83 to be
held June 17 - 19, The
Kinsmen Club will also be
serving two pancake break-
fasts and assisting at the
dances at this summer's
Jamboree '83.
Senior fleas turn table on Mildmay team
The Lucknow Senior Pleas
once more treated their fans
to an extremely exciting
game of hockey.
Justin Murray opened the
scoring with a goal assisted
by Terry Stanley and Chris
Stevenson. Warren Andrew
scored the second with Jar-
rod Brophy assisting.
Chris Stevenson scored the
next one with Terry Stanley
assisting. Defenceman Terry
Stanley scored from the blue
line with an assist from his
centreman Vince Sticklend.
The fifth goal came once
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vs
more from Stevenson with
Matt Drennan assisting.
It was quite a turn around
from Mildmay's last visit to
Lucknow. The final score was
5 - 1.
Adam Skilien was in net
and once again was dazzling.
Trinity
leggy
Trinity Youth Group met
on Sunday afternoon at
Brookside School for a game
of volleyball.
Mrs: George Henry of
Goderich spent a few days
last week visiting with Ella
and Alex Hackett.
Alice Krohmer of Sutton,
Ontario is visiting for the
week with her friend, Joan
Dierolf. .
Births
MORRISON - Adam is de-
lighted to announce the
arrival of his new baby sister,
Sarah Jean, weighing 8 lbs.
13 oz., at Wingham and
District Hospital on February
17, 1983. Proud parents are
Mr. and Mrs. James Morri-
son of Lucknow.
SANDE - Andy and Marg
(nee Baks) R. #, 5, Lucknow,
are pleased to announce the
birth of their first child, a
daughter, Laura Elizabeth, 9
lb. 12 oz., on February 14,
1983, at Wingham and Dist-
rict Hospital. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
John Baks, R. # 2, Teeswater
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sande,
Toronto.
TREMAIN - Mr, and Mrs.
Paul Tremain of Parry Sound
wish to announce the arrival
of their son, Stephen Mich-
ael, 9 lbs. 11 oz., at Parry
Sound District General Hos-
pital on February 20, 1983, a
brother for Jamie and grand-
son for Olive Tremain, Ham-
ilton and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Morrison, R. 1, Luck -
now.
Correction
In the report of the Town-
ship of Kinloss minutes in
last week's issue, the amount
donated to the Salvation
Army read 1700, when in fact
1100 was donated,
Visit family
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Stanley and family of
Harriston on Sunday.
HURON -PERTH COUNTY ROMAN
CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
Kindergarten Registration
St. Joseph's School
Mr.David Sharpe,
Principal
R. R. 0 3
GODERICH, Kingsbridge, Ontario
Telephone No. 629-7848
March 17, 1983
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Kindergarten children need to be 5 years of age on or
before 31st December, 1983. Please bring proof of age
(girth Certificate and Baptismal Certificate).
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