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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-16, Page 9Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 16, 1988—Page 9 Lucknow Kinsmen continue their support The Lucknow & District Kinsmen Club will again this year be supporting the fight against Cystic Fibrosis by manning the pumps at local service stations. These sta- tions are turning their days profits towards the search for a cure against" Cystic Fibrosis. In turn the Kinsmen are supplying the labour free of charge. Kinsmen and Kinette clubs across Canada have faised more than $10,000,000.00 for Cystic Fibrosis research. There will be free balloons and literature handed out at the service stations. The Kinsmen Club asks that you come out to fill up your car and support this worthwhile cause on Saturday, November 19, 1988. Kinsmen Tom Andrew, who serves as the local Cystic Fibrosis Chairman advises that Lucknow stations participating include Montgomery Motors, Rick Jones Petro Canada, Hamilton Fuels and Chisholm Fuels. Remembrance Day 1988 - "We will remember them." Despite the cold, dreary weather a crowd of students and adults, along with members of Branch 309 of the Royal Canadian Legion turned out for the church and cenotaph service. (Pat Livingston photo) � �•.,. roc !" ,Q , .' ".� xi wv : �' -, __ ,,,,,,,i,:. • - by its WIFE iF ,,, • w: ka a ;:i....5;„....4' ABUSE is learned 4 at home. This child is a thou- sand times more likely to grow up to abuse his wife. A child whose mother is being abused is as vulnerable as the child who is abused himself. Wife abuse is a community-�•»,.: issue. All of the people in child's family need help. Learn'`"✓: about wife abuse, think about it; talk about it. This community cares! Sponsored by The Grey Bruce Family Violence Prevention Committee With funds from the Ontario Women's Directorate. .a�.k 7. As a result of their recent membership drive, the Lucknow club has increased their members by 17 to a total of 33 active members. The club would like to con- gratulate these new members on joining Canada's Young Men's Service Club. New members include: Paul Zinn, Tom Gilmore, Brian Knechtel, Brian Taylor, Ken Atkin- son, Pat Patten, Richard Kwan, Dean Lind- say, Steve Atkinson, Lynn Murray, Ron Crich, Bob Sanderson, "Jeff Taylor, Wayne Phillips, Lance Sanderson, Pat Murray and Martin VanDura. The Lucknow & District Kinsmen recently hosted their 14th Annual Zone B Interclub Euchre Tournament on November 6/88. This tournament was open to all 12 clubs of the Zone B district that Lucknow belongs to. Individual winners include Dave Oldenburg of the Point Clark Kinsmen Club who won Town and The Lucknow Town and Country Club meeting was held at the Lucknow Legion Hall, November 7. A potluck luncheon at 12:15 was enjoyed by all. Jean Conley, Donalda Moffat, Evelyn Cook and Harold Campbell entertained with music. President Joan Robinson welcomed all, followed by the singing of O'Canada and the seniors theme song. Ray Dalton favoured the group by singing several old, familiar songs and leading a sing -a -long. Roll call was taken with 31 pre- sent. It was unanimously decided that a donation of $25.00 be sent to Wingham and Area Day Centre for the Homebound. • Our group will have a table at the Kinnet- tes Bazaar December 3. President Joan read a poem "Thank you Lord" A programme of entertainment for the the championship trophy and Steve Wyllie of the Harriston Kinsmen Club who walked off with the consolation trophy. The sale of tickets for this year's annual Saturday night hockey pool was the biggest. to date, with four complete pools being sold out. Lucknow lawyer, George Brophy was the club's guest speaker at their last meeting and discussed various aspects of the legal profession. Various plans include a tour of Royal Homes in Wingham, participation in Annual Santa Claus Day in Lucknow, and hosting their Annual New Year's Eve Dance at the Lucknow Community Centre. This month marked the 15th anniversary of the Kinsmen Club in Lucknow and area. Formal celebrations will be observed in Apri1/89 with all members invited to attend. Country afternoon was staged by the committee of Laverne and Stanley Cooper, Margaret and Ted Collyer and Ann Dexter. A humorous skit was acted entitled "School Days". Those taking part were - Joan Robinson (teacher), Anna Dexter, Vera Schmidt, Anna Johnstone, Jean Con- ley, Lois Goodhue and Harry Lavis (pupils) . Readings were by Anna Dexter - "Mixed Up Affair", a well acted reading by Elizabeth Robinson entitled - "The Busy Farmer's Wife" and by Margaret Collyer - "Money Talks". Vera Schmidt favoured with a piano number. A musical number by Anna Johnstone and Joan Robinson on their kazoos playing familiar numbers. The en- joyable meeting closed with singing of God Save the Queen. BARRY W. 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