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spoansitiilnt for the park until it is
completed•
A project, committee was set up including
Kisstanen Cliff Main, . Don Ritchie, Greg.
Blake , and Rod' . McDonagh and they
approacheed Lucknow Village Council, which
gave A ts.•approvall for the' -project. •
committee was in'•char.ge of 'letting
s,- arranging surveying and. setting up
ik• coarnn.njttees The Kinsmen held their.
irst work "part " in April' of lastyear to fell"
es: and clear the underbrush before the
tea "". n. started. .
Successful ' tenders were . let to-: Paul
Church, Kincardine, surveyor; Robert Sym -
es Construction Ltd., .Lucknow; Huron
Landscaping: Ltd., . Lucknow and Reliable
Services, Hanoverl. for the installation of the
Frost. Fencing.. George Brophy, Barrister,
and ; Solicitor, Lucknow: provided legal
-services ,.;free of charge except for out of
• pocket -expenses. and•Clnff Mannlaiid a water
line from the shall for"a water tap and
water fountain at the 'diamond. Both Symes
and Alton went beyond what their contracts
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the Juni Farmers or arni±s , the LucknowDistrict
• Kineties� a,C1ub affil, the_ Kinsmen.
A sfiett setfence has been erected as the
outfield fence for -tbe 1981: season and the
Kinsmen hope•toinstall a' permanent fence
next year 'Lights for the ball diamond ar
e on
called: for but came, in at tender ,# ice or.. th , agenda .hut,,, at an approximate cost o
lower. • {- , ' le,
t will lk 1
-• 000• t e y be three ye b f
The .new ball diamond at the park is bigger ,, they can ,lie. Purchased,
e e ti .
measures 2411 feet?frQilm the'.hom'' � late; tai
i R ring stone picking,
any outfield posntian, and there ns gone Moot ° 1.a/s4411111,
nstalla `on:of plaPyer benl#es and the sprin
damp in elevation to the outfield 'ire a for 1 f ,h '
thantheexistingfield at Cal do is !'dark It Masi hours by the L'acicnow. Kinsmen have
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included land clea
ars a ore
c can uP n ;t a property this year, as well as
drainage purposes. . - �the wgrk incvp ved' `in fano' raising events to
b l 1 1. 1 •
ase w alow various on
Three peg positions, ate ;available-11114ch ruse money to fund the
project.
age eves w P ay ' . ,
the diamond.-., A`large warmup areahas been 'The KinsmenRalso,appreciate 'the help and.
allowed ,;onneith �r side of the diamond which support of; the :T.anesv>1le Lords Slapitch
team, the Ashfield ,Federation of Agricul..
is •iinportapt during tournaments.
Adequate ark' ng is available in; a*qwn 7 ture,� <'the Lucknow Agricultural Society and
lot and the Royal Bank lot on "`Willoughby they Lucknow Tractor . Pullers Association,
Street without using, the fireball. lot where twwho have, also contributed to this community
no parking is permitted.. service project.
'.Players benches and'bat racks were built ; The Luclrpow Kinsmen plan to erecta sig
and installed by the Kinsmen; T;he bleachers at the entrance to the park which will list th
for spectators were built by*'the„-West•Huron names of the cfrganizations who have helped
Junior Farmers and have been .donatedklby to. make the new ball diamond a reality
-.Mr. and- Mrs. ---'Leonard Stanley.. of . ' - Holyrood. W.I.
Michigan_ spent a few days with, Marretta -
Hodgins,
'Witt -and Mrs. "Jim Alleh"(Carol Boyle)°and
Shaneof Camlachie visited on Tuesday with
Edna and. May Boyle.
Relatives from here attended the funeral,
of the late Mrs. Harry Wall at Lucknow on
°5'.Tuesday May 45.' Sympathy is extended to
the bereaved, -:.• . . - ,wb.
Members from the Holyrood Women's
institute, Mrs. Lorne Eadie, Mrs., Jack Scott,
Mrs. William MacPherson, ' Mrs. Frank
Maulden and Mrs' Alex Percy : attended the
Lisa Rau of Lucknow played the featured role Bruce South District meeting at Tiverton on
of Charity in ,the Preston. -Figure Skating Tuesday.
Club's presentation of the Broadway circus " Congr•atulations: to 'Mrs.. William Mac-
Musical, . "Remain". The feature ,;role o;f' Pherson who is the new president for Bruce
Blum' was played by Scott Grover of Pres- „ . 'South District W,1 You have a busy year
ten: • Leisa received the award for '. Best, ahead,' Loran( a ,. ..... ,. • '
Performance "b?:;an4'Intermediate Skater ., Ms's.' Arthur Phillips.„ returned home to
the production'and :a scholarship of $ .as . Fonthill. after: spending a week at the.
the skater showingthe most progress for the Maulden home.. Bess and Jean were dinner
1983-84 winter season: Scott received the guests with Mrs. Elizabeth Fair at Ripley,
award for the Best Performance by a Senior , Friends of Mrs. Lyman Sutton are pleased
Male Skater in the show. Leisa and Scott are • to know that she was able to return home
students of Kerry Leitch of the Preston .from London on Sunday after und¢rgoing
Figure Skating"Club., major surgery at Victoria Hospital. a send
get well wishes Pearl.
Correction
Mrs. J. Barr,. Mrs. M. Bushell and- Marg-
aret visited relatives at Shakespeare and
Listowel, but not at Milton.
NNUAL MEETING
Wingham and District
Hosni Corporation
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Wingham and District
Hospital Corporation will be held at the Nursing Assistant Training Centre,
Catherine St., Wingham, Ontario on Thursday, June 21, 1984 at the hour of
eight o'clock p. dor the reception and consideration of annual reports, for the
conslderadon 4 . , of new bylaw 36 [b] respeeting the duties of the
Community ‘'Lisiaon Comndttee, for the election of Governors, for the
appointment of Antlitors, and for the trauisaction of each other things as may
properly- 'come before the meeting. .
Copies} Of the proposednew bylaw may be ® lin the office of the
Executive Director of the Winghama and District Hospital prior to three o'clock
pan; Thursday, June 21, 1984.
l'IZe3nanberinips gritittix� voting urchatne d at the front desk of
sg lig � -es may be P
the hospital for one dollar f$1.001 prior to five o'clock p.m. Wednesday, Jose 6,
1984. No i n inberaidp sold after that time, on that date, will entitle the
purchaser to a vote.
Dated st Wingham, Ontario, this sixteenth day of May, 1984.
By order of the Boerd of Goveniors.
N. M. ,Ncryuu
SECRETARY
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The Holyrood 'K i men's-1nstitutte met on,
byM4 Boyle
Thursday evening afAtle *Nile WWII': TOM'
Hodgins, with Mrs. Kenneth' Jad e; °guest
speaker. She gave a splendid talk on the
work of the Victorian Order of -Nurses (VON)
of which she; is a member:
Mrs. Charles Murray presided 'fix • the
meeting. Mrs. Wlliam Mac'Fherson read the
minutes and financial`' statement, also the
communications whichexplained several up
The Institute canvas for ' the 'Cancer -t
Society was very gratifying and amounted to
$343.24 and appreciation was expressedto
the . following canvasser: Mrs. William
MacPherson Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller, Mrs.
Lorne Eadie, Mrs. Ellwood Elliott, Mrs. i
Frank Maulden, Mrs. ; Alex Percy and Mrs.
Charles. =.Murray._ . y Y. , . _: i g •
Congratulations were extended to Mrs.
Morley . Bushell ori heir"success in ' winning
first' prize for her bicentennial quilt; also to
Mrs; William MacPherson who is the new
president for Bruce South District.
The roll call was; Ad old fashioned health
remedy.
Mrs. Lorne Eadie ga>tre a full report on the
district annual meeting at Tiverton. • •
,Mrs. Harold Smith was the director and
gave the motto on Spring . Cleaning and
conducted two humorous contests. Readings
were given try Mrs .Douglas McEwan an
Mrs. Ellwood- Elliott:
Kinlonngh W.M.S.
The Kinlough Presbyterian W.M.S.: me
at the home of Mts.. Don Robertson o
(IrArednesday, May 16. Mrs. Tom McDonal
presided' for ,the opening exercises.
The secretary, Mrs. William MacPherson,
rod the minutes and plans were made for a
luncheon followin g the anniversary services
on June 10: • '
The roll; `ca1L wats> a•'verse1 or thought on
Spring.
Mrs. Don Robertson received the offering
and Mrs. Tom McDonald gave the offertory
prayer.
Mrs. Bert Thompson was in charge of the
study on Africa, The Church and Refugees,
and yead a poem, The Beggar. They divided
into •groups for discussion.
Mrs.. Don Bushell took the devotions.
Following refreshments there was a sale
of homemade baking and plants with Mrs.
Alex Percy the capable auctioneer.
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