The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-11-13, Page 7The Kinsmen Club has elected a new executive for the 1985-86 session. in the front row,
left to right, are John MacLeod, treasurer; Doug Aitchison, president and. Steve Chamney,
second vice-president. In,tbe back row are Brad Humphrey, director; Wayne McDonagh,
first vice-president; Blair Alton, director; Dale Lougheed, secretary; Paul Dalton, registrar;
Rod. McDonagh, bulletin editor; and Tom Andrew, director, Past president Jim Pentland
was absent. [James Friei photo)
Kinsmen have buy .. fall
The Lucknow and District Kinsmen Club bars at the community centre as means of
has recently replaced the infield stonedust fund raising.
on the ball bark diamond of the Lucknow ` One future project is sponsoring the
Kinsmen Community Park. Although the Santa Claus paradeto be held on Dec. 7 in
diamond has been in use for two years conjunction with the Lucknow Business"
now:; it was found that the previous infield Association. After the parade, Santa will.
was too sandy and 'therefore not packing meet with the children in the. vacant store
hard enough and giving a true bounce. The • beside the Sentinel office. Snyder Studios
work was done by Robert Symes Con- of Wingham will be on hand to take photos
struction Ltd. of Lucknow and paid for by of the children with Santa. The club will
the Kinsmen Club. also be sponsoring the New Year's Eve
The club has had a busy fall since dance this year.
meetings started again in September. They "Guest speakers at meetings this year
entered a float in the fall fairparade along have included Maria Dalton and Joanne
with "the Kinettes, sponsored Janice Cook Doherty, who spoke on the .living. condi-
in' the Queen of the Fair contest and ran tions and. poor economic situation in Haiti
two games of chance booths at the Fair. 'A and Ontario Hydro employee Walter Hogg
very successful dance was just held at the who spoke on nuclear energy. Brent Boak
community centre featuring the band and Ken" Fischer have joined the club this
Player from London and the club again fall as new members.
hosted the annual Zone B euchre interclub Anyone interested in joining this young
tournament on Nov. 3. The popular men's service club should contact presid-
Kinsmen hockey pool is being run again ent Doug .Aitchison or any of the . club
this year and the club has worked several • members.
Complex Fundgecs 5OO
The Lucknow and. District Kinette Club
has an active year planned for 1985-86.
A few of the donations made by the club
in recent months have been an opthalmas-
cope to the Lucknow Medical Centre, 'and
the purchase of two spring riding animals,
to be installed in the spring, for the
Kinsmen Balla Park. A pledge of $500 has
been made to the Lucknow Sports Com-
plex.
Several projects have been undertaken
since September. The C.F. balloon booth
and face painting at the Lucknow Fair
raised $125 for Cystic Fibrosis. The Kin-
ettes have servedtwo lunches at dances.
this fall and representatives visit Pinecrest
Nuring Home each month. , Members are
presently selling tickets ' on a $100
Shopping Spree at Fairview Foods, as well
as organizing the'Sth annual Kinette Com-
munity Christmas Bazaar to be held on
Dec. 7 at the Lucknow Legion. The club will
also assist the Kinsmenclub with the New
Years Eve dance • to be held at the
community centre.
The majority 'of ,Funds raised by the
Kinette club are used for community
service. They 'also support Cystic Fibrosis
and sometimes world relief projects.' Tht.
nine members of the Lucknow Kinette club
look . forward to a busy year. and ,the
continued support of the, community in
fulfilling the Kinsmen and Kinette motto
"Serving the Community's' Greatest
Need".
Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 13, 1985—Page 7 '.
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