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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-10-09, Page 121 Page 12-111C1010W Sentinel, Wednesday, October 9, 1985 • Lucknow Agricultural Society "LOGO" CONTEST The 'Locknow Agricultural Society is conducting a "Logo" contest this month. • This "Logo" will be used on rosettes for the Fall Fair and stationery etc, This contest is open to any resident of West Wawanosh, Ashfield, Kinloss and the village of Lucknow. • The Logo should be done on 81/2 x 11 paper. rest prize is $20.00 in cash and a plaque donated by Nother's Trophies. Place your name, address, and phone number on the back of your entry and send to Ross Errington on or before October 2ist, 1985. For additional information contact 528-2184. Swine. Produdion Seminar Wednesday, October 23, 1985 ill :00 a.m. - 12 Noon LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CENTRE oPics •tiew Management Tools for Swine Production •Controlling Disease In Wegner Pigs Lunch Provided ' Sponsored by: Lucknow .District Co -Operative Everyone Welcome IV TEESINATER FALL FAIR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 8i 12 Schedule Of Events FRIDAY EVENING - OCTOBER 1116 • 7:00 PM.- EXHIBITS OPEN. OFFICIAL OPENING BY BOB CARBERT. ENTER- , TAINME1NT M.C. MURRAY GAUNT. ADMISSION: ADULTS $2.00, STUDENTS $1.00, CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER FREE4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12t 12:00 P.M. - PARADE. BANDS, CAMERON HIGHIANDERS, MOUNT FOREST, •EMERALD CADETS DRUM & BUGLE -. MLSSLSSAUGA. HARNESS.RACING LIGHT, HEAVY & SADDLEHOltSES MIDWAY &• EXHIBITS .441 LIVESTOCK Cattle, Goats, Sheep, Poultry, Rabbits. ROUND BALE ROLLING SQUARE BALE THROWING 3:30 P.M. - Ce, :71:1 0 iSPECIAL 3 Ontario Provincial Pollee GOLDEN HELMETS MOTORCYCLE RIDES PET SHOW • SOMETHING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Admission: Adults $3, Students $1.50, Children under 12 50c Parking $1.00 TIORDAY EVENING - (Mint 12Iii DANCES munity Centre ANYMING GOES Cm') Arena - CRIPPLED DUCK ADMISSION: $5.00 PER PERSON Kinloso school principal is speaker at WI meeting The Echication and Cultural Activities meeting of the Holyrood ,Women's Insti- tute was held on Thursday evening at the home, of Mrs. Ellwood Elliott. Education today was the topic and the guest speaker was the principal of the KinlosS Central • School Mrs. Audrey MacDonald. She outlined the present school sYsterni beginning with the elementary grades and explained the new things "that are being introduced such as computers and special classes, • personal attention for some students, and guidelines in health, langu.7 age and music. She noted that grades 4 and 5 French is taught, and films are also used. She explained each one of the text books . now in use. In the schools there are hearing tests and a dental program, speech correction and visits from a public health nurse. This was a most informative talk and was much enjoyed by all pre,sent. There was, a question and answer period. Mrs. Charles Murray introduced, Mrs. _MacDonald and Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller presented her with a gift. • • The president, :Mrs, Charles Murray welcomed all. There were 1.6 present and all answered tbe roll call with "What can we learn from teenagers. As this is the year of the youth. Mrs. William MacPherson read the minutes, financial statement and amunuriicationewhich included an invita- • tion to the Lucknow Institute meeting on Oct. 8. . Mrs. Frank Maulden was given the gift of a ticket to the Don M. essers Show. There will be a Remembrance Service in. Holyrood on Nov. 11. • Mrs. Lloyd Johnston was in charge of the, • program and Mrs. Frank Maulden gave two•readingS. Contests were conducted by May Boyle on old sayings and by Agnes • Hodgins on apples. • Mrs. • Lloyd Johnston's game was guessing the number of jelly beans in the jar. Mrs. Frank Maulden guessed the right nurnber. Happy • Birthday and Happy Anniversary were sung. to those having birthdays or an anniversary in October. Mrs. William MacPherson gave the courtesies. 0 Canada and Grace were sung and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess.•' Visitors with- Mrs. Marietta .Hodgins • were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hodgins and • children froth St. Catharines, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clements of London and Linton Sittler of Culross. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles returned home after holidaying at the Bay of Quinte, Prince Edward County.• Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen and Shane of -Camlaehie called on Edna and May Boyle. Word was received here on Monday evening of the sudden death of Preston Haldenby at North York General Hospital. He was the younger son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam Haldenby who kept store here before the Mclean family. His. brother , Lorne was born here and they both return- ed to • visit relatives and friends here through th eyears. Heartfelt sympathy is extended to his wife Geraldine and their family and to his brother, Lome. •- Mrs. Imam -Mohamed and the boys of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page and Mr. and Mrs. 'Andrew Page• . Mrs. Don Christensen and Janine of Milton spent Oct. 5 here with Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen. On Oct. 5 at the Presbyterian service, : Jason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fair and April, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Henry. • Van de Klippe were baptized after which a family dinner was held at the home of the children's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fair and Jason; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van de Klippe and April ; Mr. .and Mrs. Andy Van de Klippe, Mrs. • Ron MacKay and Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. 'John Kloosterboer, Mr. and Mrs. Will Van de Klippe and Sarah, John and Jim Van de • Klippe, all of Kincardine. Also attending were Brigette and Melissa Fair -of Millar-, ton, Mrs. Steve Fair, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hill 'of Barrie, • Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hamilton, Steve, Cathy and Robert ' and Mrs. Gilbert. Hamilton of Lucknow, • Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell of Wingham, Mrs. John Barr- and Murray Barr of • Kiniough, Michele Hodgins of lOndon and Tammy Hodgins of Glencoe. - The guests speaker at the Pentecostal • Church, on Oct. 6 was a missionary on • furlough from Israel. Rev. “.and Mrs. Wayne. Hillsee and family were guesti of the Christensens. •• Mrs. Tom McDonald was a patient in Wingham Hospital for a few days: We send get well wishes, Nina. Duet atFail Thartkoffering • The Fall Thankoffering of the Lucknow .• Presbyterian WMS was held in the church on Oct..2. Mrs: Morgan Henderson opened the meeting with a verse oh "Thanks". .During the meeting, a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Austin. three and a piano solo by MrS.., Bert Moffat were much enjoyed. A timely reading by Mrs. Jim Aitchison brought to mind. the beautiful fall colors; '. Mrs. Jim Little read the scripture. and Mrs. Allison Ramsay had the meditation. luinlornmona volaimow • PRYDE MONUMENTS Established since 19191 District Showroom • SUNCOAST MALL Goderich, Ont. • • Open Daily 10 am to 5 pm Telephone: 524-2337 Evening Appointments Calt DON DE NOMME Telephone 524-6621' Fulkinve Memorial Counsellor She pointed' out the many blessings we enjoy in our land and that sometimes we take these gifts for granted and forget to give thanks. •• ' • The guest speaker, Mrs. Evan Keith, showed slides on Korea and spoke ori the Christian movement in that country. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Ross • Cumming and Mrs. Omar Brooks. • Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. 1 Noble Johnston. A social hour followed. • LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY,CENTRE • OPEN DAUS AVAILABLE OCTOBER • Friday 4, 11, 25 • j NOVEMBER Friday1;13, 15, • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 Judy Hunter and Lance Sanderson FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 • • Lorne Hackett and Family --- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 Ann 'Drennan and Larry Johnston CALLTHIS NUMBERBETWEEN 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ONLY • 528-3532 -"Iummolonimi.11011E101$11.11111111811101.