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. • Kudosfor the reunion -committee. • .
Lucknow' s l4Oth
• birthday celebrations wilt
go doWn in history t$ an
unqualified success!'
The Make it Great
.98 reunion committee, is
•to be cOmmentled for all'
the hard work .they put
into planning the
reunion. Over two years!
Ifs hard to believe that
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everything is over within
three days, it atnibst
leaves one with a feeling
of let down, All that.
planning climaxing in a
super patty and then it's
over and and done with!
it's all history.
• As I ran from event to
event on the weekend, 1
spotted reunion commit-
tee heads Working their
butts off, along with
Many, many volunteers.
A lot of people put in a
• lot of hours to bring off
this exient.
I'm sure Paul and
Lynn, co.chairs, are
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going to breathing a sigh
of relief.
organizers
)owney and Jim
igan are to be Corn-
,A:ncled for a super job,'
The Oracle started at 11
a.m. sharp and ran far 90.
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minutes. Sure there was
the odd. lull, here •and
• there, but things like that
happen in any parade,
These two guys with
their diligent committee,
deserve a; great big thank
you!
. Joan' and • Steve
Chamney can be proud
of themselves too, In
eharge of the entertain
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won't for the' weekend -
'hey that's a job 1 would-
• n't volunteer for - they
put 100 per cent into try-.
!trig to Make Skire there
was sornething for every -
,one., They arte, experts at
getting other organiza-
tions im'folved, 1 ,only
hope. Joan isn't dreaming
about •"Carpet Frogs'
after that wild selling
frenzy last week on tick-
ets for the dance at the
arena.
Sharon
reminds me
gizer bunny
who keeps
going and
going and
going!
Sharon
and her
food com-
mittee
helped
make sure
that people
didn'.t . go
hungry.
1 think
food chair-
' man is
another *Job ',wouldn't
apply for..
Now Ken Irwin is a
real treuper: Ken took on.
the bar duties. If you've
ever. been in charge of
Petteplace.
of the ener-
17 1
running a bar, you know
how hard it can be to
find enough, workers.
Well just stop and think
about findingenough
people to run bars an
weekend long in the beer
gardens and
dances.
•-Great
job Ken; I'm
sure you
pulled in a
lot.of favors
to keep the
bars staffed
and know
you'll be
Calling on
committee
• • Members to
return those
favors to
organiza-
tions who helped us.
Hope you've got this
' week off to recuperate.
As hard as they tried*
the reunion cOrnmittee
didn't manage to .sell off
all the sweatshirts before
midnight Sunday. TOO'
bad, if they had accom-
plished that task Paul
Zinn and Delores would
have been walking
around bald!
• TraCy Mews will
probably never want to
see purple and, pink
again. She and her eQM-
Mittee were responsible
• for dispersing decora-
lions for many, many
weeks and they did a
great job of decorating.
Cormitunity facdittes
And then there's Mary
McIntosh who in one
• way or another has been
involved with reunion
t 1954 (1
•
think that's the year);
Mary says this will be
her last time to wear that
hat!,
Treasurer Lillian
Abbott still has a great,
deal of work in' front of
her. She's probably still
counting loonies and
toenies, thenshe's got to
balance the books!• •
Secre ary Sue Skillet)
will haj one last impor-
tant tTheting - that of
recording all reports and
summarizing the event.
And 'I must not forget
quiet Bob •Irwin n d •
enthusiastic; Margie
MacPherson who in
•their ovvn'ways made
themselves available for
• any job that needed
looked after, as did many
'of the committee mem-
bers in addition to their
areas o1 responsibility.
As l've :said many
times before, it takes
dedicated community
members to pull off
events,- In Lucknow, we
are lucky to- have such
individuals and organiza-
tiona,•
Thank you Reimion
Committee for your hard
work. Will any of you be
signing up for the next
reunion M10YearS?
nt
emoirs
Dr. Corrin commences
iew•duties in Liiikriow
10 years ago tee presented to, County Council last
July, 6, 1188 .. Friday, 'revealed that weather condi-
tions in the county last winter;
result -
be village of Lucknow was -editru savino-drs-O-POtY. .
activity during. • Th, Winter. 600. trOl Costs from.
January • to April, 1978, totalled
approximately $24Q,000., Allowing
$150,00O fOr the '.,remainder,, of, the
-
year, whichis the most that has ever
been spent ftir tho.sanae. period,in
previous years, still :allows a redtic-':
tion of $0000 in 'theCeunty's,Winter-
contrOl budget:
50 yearsago,
july 1, 1448
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_, Johnstonis 10 .be
assisted by Dr, Melviri
C.
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Corrin '0 -London who com-
InenceS his new duties today
Dr.,Corrin, a graduate of Western
University. h 'completed his intern-
20.years ago, ship at Victoria Hospital. • • .
the weeken s, e ong a
ed Celebrate in '88 Reunion catne to a
&Wing conclusion,
From' the opening ceremonies to
the shirt-tail parade, the weather was
near perfect. The streets of Lucknow
way have a hard time topping. the
huge and Well attended parade
Saturday and the proceeds from ,the
weekend will add a great deal to
make the Sports Complex a reality.
'We're very, very pleased with the
way things turned out,' said Ian
Montgomery, Chairman of the event,
"The crowds ,were great and the
weather couldn't have been better."
The Lucknow Agrieultural Society
was very pleased with the turnouts
for their events,
' inlY 5, 1418 '' . , • . ' ..'..•-., ' Dr.. and Mrs. Corkin .will occupy
urrin saves $6(),O00 oti snow • . the' apartment vacatod, by hisbrother,
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control - A rei)00, from the ' Dr. Bern Corrin and Mrs, Corrin.
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