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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-04-12, Page 8Page 8 —Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 12,1989 "Serving the community's greatest need" from page 1 have raised money for ball parks, the new community centre, tennis courts, fire equipment, Cystic Fibrosis, hockey sweaters, the new arena front and the Heart and Stroke Fund, just to name a few. This money is raised in various forms; the Kinettes by fashion shows, draws and food booths; the Kinsmen by chicken catching, Summerfest, hockey draws, dances and bars at the community centre, exhibition hockey games and skate-a-thons. This year, the main project will be the installation of new lights and a fence at the Kinsmen Community Ball Park, as it was 15 years ago, when the group first started as a club. The Kinsmen Association, which is an all Canadian Service Club, raises more money per member than any other service club in North America. The Kinettes have supported the Kinsmen in many ways over the years. Since their inception, the faces have changed, but the idea is still the same; "people serving people". This year the Kinsmen Club, with 37 members and Kinettes, with 10 members, will still follow ti e -motto- as -they did 15. y r er€�- ing the community's greatest need". r Barbara Helm was presented with The Elspeth Rogers Life Membership Award at the Kinsmen and Kinette banquet on April 8. This is the highest honour any one Kinette can ever receive. The award is given to acknowledge a Kinette for her outstanding contrubitions to her club, com- munity and association. Barb is the cur- rent president of the Kinette Club and also served in the same capacity in 1977178. Rothwell 1975-76. (Pat Livingston ahoto) The Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs of Lucknow and District celebrated their 15th anniver- sary with a banquet at dance last Saturday. These ladies are the past presidents of the Kinette Club. Back row, left to right, Dianne Hackett 1978-79; Jan Langlois 1981-82; Don- na Crich 1982-83; Joanne Pentland 1985-86; Wilma Blake 1983-84 and 1986-87. Front row, left to right, Joanne McDonagh 1984-85; Barb Helm 1977-78 and 1988-89; Lillian Abbott 1979-80; Nancy Aitchison 1987-88. Absent Donna Johnstone 1974-75; Dianne DeGroote 1976-77; Karen Johnstone 1980-81; at%ivingstoirphoto ) Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are seek- ing the public's assistance in the investiga- tion of several thefts of skis in the area. The Meaford Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police report ,that during the ski season in the Blue Mountain/Craigleith and Beaver Valley areas approximately $68,000 worth of skiing equipment was stolen. One hundredand sixty two pairs of skis went missing from the local resorts between October and the end of February. New and higher priced brands are the more often targets of these thefts. The skis are usually resold privately ,and as a rule ail identif ik nom,: kings, such as serial numbers are removed. Very few of the stolen skis are ever recovered by the police. To help curb the number of thefts the police , and resort operators encourage RIME STOPPERS 1=8p:0 265-3787 • owners of skis to identify their property marking or engraving the skis. If you feel you can help in this or any other case, Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are willing to -pay a reward up to $1,000, for information leading to an arrest. Call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-265-3787. You will not be asked to identify yourself. You will be issued with a code number. All informa- tion is strictly confidential. You will neve have to testify in court. f SPRING-SATINI IAL "Don't storm about the weather." Brighten your day with... SPRINGJACKETS AND RAINWEAR 4., All Sizes For Boys and Girls From the newest look 'in' Denims to the hottest colours in cottons, come see the selection. "Introducing our newest fashion line" SAHARA CLUB AT 20% SAVINGS. 0 ...casual 'cotton co-ordinates in sizes 10-18'3 1)5 - PLU&-' i$3 guru It., Kincardine *fiALL 0040001.0 .AL& MO" 306 4413 ,X1161 ft The past presidents of the Lucknow, and District Kamen clube include:back row, left right, Steve Chamney 198748; Rod McDonagh 1979-80 . and 1980-81; Ron Crich 1982-83; Greg Blake 1981-82; Wayne McDonagh 1986-87; Grant Helm 1983-84. Front row, left to right, Evans Helm 1977-78;.Ken Fischer 1988-89; Doug Aitchison 1985-86; Jim Pentland 1984-85. Absent Tony Johnstone 1973-74 and 1974-75; Terry Rathwell 1975-76; Brian Johnston 1976-77; Barry Hackett 1978-79. (Pat Livingston photo)