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THAT the ideal swirnining pool.
fund raising campaign was
L.>osted by another $200 the
first 'of the week. thairman
Bob Finlay reported that this
donation had been received
from B.P. Oil Limited. '
THAT Lucknow's 3rd-annual Flea
hockey tournament is scheduled
for the arena this Saturday,
March 3rd starting at 9 a.rn,
• Teams participating will be .
from Tiverton, Ripley, Bel-
grave, Blyth, Brussels, Teeswat-
er, , Belmore and Lucknow.
THAT LucknoW Youth Group
conducted last Sunday morning
service at the Lucknow Pnited.
Church. Members Of the group
included Coralyn Henderson,
June Alton,' Elizabeth Ritchie,
Barry Morrison, Steven Ritchie,
Ralph Morrison, Brenda Ritchie,
Sandra Finlay', David Newbold,
Gayle'Pritchard, Roger Morri-
son, Marvin Morrison and Rick
Orr, who supplied guitar music
before and during the service.
David Newbold contributed a
vocal solo and Barry Morrison
gave the closing reading.
THAT plans for a busy strnmer
at. LuclmoVi Swimming Pool are
taking shape with the calling
for. applications for instructors
and life guards in this week's
paper.
• Maple Grove L.O.L. 1044 held
their card party Monday at Zion
Orange Hall.
High lady was Mrs. Harvey,
ton, low Mrs Lorne Ivers; high
gent, Donald Hackett, low,
Harvey Alton,.
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Teeswater and Ripley Junior
Farmers competed in a drama
coinpetition on Mcinday night at
Teeswater Tow‘n Hall. ,
The Teeiwater grOup Won top
Teeswater Top
Ripley In Drama
honours with their play'
Enough. Rope7. Top aerr
Elaine. Martin in the lead
role and Warren MaC
top actor in his leading
Ripley player Carol
was chosen best supportil
and Bill' Collins was nod
supporting actor in their
"Jerry Breaks a Date",
Card Party
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The 1973.Father and Son Ban -
ouit'f6r the 1st Kinloss Cubs, .
Scouts and Venturer Packs was
held on. Thursday evening, Feb
mart' 22 at the Holyrood Hall..
After the singing of 0 Canada,
Rev Noble led in the Grace.
A delicious meal was served by '
the Ladies Auxiliary to about 50
hungry lads and fathers, after ,
which Ron FroOk, chairman 'of the
Group Committee, welcomed
everyone. He then introduced
the. Venturer President, Jamie
Grahim as _chairman
for the program.
• Dennis Hedley proposed a toast'
to the fathers and Allan Mc-
Arthur replied. Leo Murray,
Reeve of Xinloss, spoke a few
wordj of commendation to the
leaders for their good work Or,
behalf of the 'boys.
A proud' moment of the even-
;frig. when five new scouts ,.
Grant Frook,: Wayne Bell, Dennis.
Hedley, 'DaVid Kerslake. and
Sandy Mc Ewan gave' their . Scout
Prornise and' were inves. ted' by
Scout },tester Dori Bannerrnari.
Scout Andrew Ken; on was wel-
comed to the Kinloss Pack.
The Cub Pack, under the lead-
ership of Mrs. Barry John•k•ton and
Don Bell, demonstrated flag
signals (Bruce Medley and Charlie
H.cligin„,$), knots (Robert Fotsythe aj
and RO'ss Kerslake), Pledge (Rich-
and lvkArtiatiz and Pi:chard Day)
and toy-maldng (EOn
The Scout Pack kept their aud-
ience laughing with their tkits
and singing:
Don Bell.iritroduced to
speaker, Dan Stuc;:ey of '3,,•11-4.- •
ham, who en.trt.air.ec taix
and filer; or Snown-.c.cile Safety
CSeitti
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Kerr. a?.e :haci.ed the
ladies •for prcvicir,g t'ne de: and
the evening close:: w•itr t're
Scouts Invested
At Father And
Son Banquet
CARPETING.
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Lucknow, Ontario
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