The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-03-18, Page 3Lent theme of ACW meeting
at Kinlough Church recently
Mrs. Harvey Cooper was hostess for the
meeting of the Anglican Church women on
Wednesday .afternoon with Mrs. Roy Col-
lins presiding and opened with a lenten
thought as it was the Lenten Quiet -Day
meeting.
Lent was the theme, and the roll call was
well responded to by Scripture portions
and the opening hymn was "Jesus keep me
near the Cross," accompanied by Edna
Boyle.
Our minister, Rev. Merelyn Letson was
the speaker, giving us all much to think
about and then an open period e�
when each person in attendance was even
the opportunity to express some ex-
perien.ce.in their life when contrite prayer
and meditation was greatly needed. How
to show Christian love in different
situations.
Carol read the Scripture and prayers
followed. The minutes were read by Mrs.
Kay Thacker. All are invited to Mrs. David
Haldenby's for a potluck Easter meeting
on Thursday, April 9 at 12:30 p.m. The
closing hymn was `"We are one in the
Spirit", accompanied by Carol Cooper.
Rev. Letson closed with a lovely prayer,
Maureen made and served a simnel cake
for lunch and conducted a lenten quiz.
Carol served tea and all enjoyed a social
time, caring and sharing ways that we
might reach out in this lenten season to
show the love of Jesus.
Local news
Sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Reg Brown
and family in the death of the late Mrs.
Elsie Brown. The funeral was held last
Wednesday in Teeswater.
Mrs. Don Bertrand and family of Simcoe
spent the weekend here with Miss Win-
nifred Percy, Bill and Brian Percy.
Mr. Donald Barr of Waterloo visited
here with his mother Mrs. John Barr.
Mrs. Frank Maulden and May Boyle
visited on Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Sutton at Teeswater.
Mrs. Vera Hodgins of London called on
relatives here on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips of Fonthill
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Frank
Maulden. Arthur returned home but Jean
stayed for awhile longer.
Michele, Marianne and Mandy Rhody of
London are holidaying here with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Rhody and Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Rhody and family.
Visitors on Sunday with Bill and Lor-
raine MacPherson of Holyrood were Mrs.
Russell Riley and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Riley of Milverton.
Townships committed to first phase
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$100,000 with another 40,000 in pledges.
Mr. Arnold said the committee would
have no objections to the arena construc-
tion going ahead in phases as long as a new
arena was the end product.
"Our objective has always been to build
a new arena, even if it takes two, three or
four stages or whatever," he said.
Mr. Gibson also asked if the fund-raising
committee would be able to raise -approx-
imately $60,000 more for an overall goal of
$200,000 for the first phase of the project.
Mr. Arnold responded, that more fund-
raising effort could likely raise the needed
funds.
"We've already raised $140,000 so we
can - likely beat the bushes for another
$60,000 (for the first phase of the project).
We've got several things in the works in-
cluding another lottery...We don't see it as
a figure we can't meet, he said.
West Wawanosh Reeve Cecil Cranston
said council would stand by its earlier
commitment of $75,000 for the new arena.
However, council still has reservations
about the inclusion of the racquetball court
saying it was "a big novelty that won't
last."
Mr. Arnold in response saw trim .a
private raquetball court in Kincardine is
currently paying it way, even though the
population of that town has declined with
people moving to the Darlington nuclear
plant area. He also said Goderich plans to
have a racquetball court built into its pro-
posed recreation facility. Also, if the court
was not in use, it could serve as storage
space.
Kinloss Township representative Dave
Eadie said the township was "satisfied to
go ahead with it (a new front on the
arena )" and have minor repairs done on
the arena roof upon the completion of the
first phase construction.
Jim Boyle, the other. Kinloss Arena
board representative, reiterated Mr.
Eadie's statements, saying it was time to
get on with the business of buildinga new
arena..
"We've got to get the show on the road. If
we don't do something and get off our a ----
soon, it'll never be done. We've been talk-
ing about this thing year after year," said
Mr. Boyle.
Ashfield Reeve Allan Gibson said he
would discuss the estimated dollar figures
with . his council and report back to the
Arena Board immediately.
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