The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-10-24, Page 7n
Luckno Sentinel, Wednesday, October 24,1
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the :$100,000 mark. (Mona Irwin photo
The beginning of fall signifies the
start of another busy year for the
Lucknow and District club. The'
past year saw a number of projects
come to completion and some new
ones start. in the community.
The club` . spearheaded: the
finishing of the upstairs meeting
room in the arena addition and
purchased the .blue boxes for the
recycling program which is coming
to Lucknow. Also fund-raising. for
research into Cystic Fibrosis played
an- important role in .the club's
activities and will 'continue to as
great strides are being made in the
search for a cure.
Last year also saw the induction
of two new find -raising events for
the club. .The spring "Hawaiian"
- theme dance acid the Summer: Farm
Show will be continued this year
due to` the positive response
received.
The year at hand appears to be as
busy as ,any other with continued
support for the recycling program
and other projects which. are on the
horizon. Already this year the
Kinsmen club has made donations
to the fire department to purchase
fire safety booklets to be distributed
to children in area schools and 10
Audrey Ritchie to help purchase'a
three -wheeled motorized chair
which will aid her mobility around
town:
As for events which will be run
by the Kinsmen this year the first
� .buffy year
Locai" Xinsin
will be a new event,, On. October
the Kinsmen :and. Nineties are spon-
soring a Halloween costume dance
at the community centre. The dance
will be preceded by a costume party
for children 12 and under from 7 -
0:30 p.m. The . annual Kinsmen
pump-a-thon for cystic fibrosis will
be, held on Nov. 17. Come out and .
fill up your tanks at participating
service stations that night asa Per -
tion of sales that evening will go to
research for a: cure for C.F.
• The early part of December will
have : the annual visit of jolly old
Saint Nick 10 town for the Santa
Claus parade and shortly after it
will be time once again to bring in
the new year at the Kinsmen's New
Year's dance.
On the weekend- of February
$,9,10,1991 the Kinsmen will` host
an Industrial Hockey Tournament at
the arena. February will also see the
return of the slushball tournament
which will be followed by the
skate-a-thon for the kids. On April
6, 1991, the club will hold its
second "Hawaiian" theme dance.
June will once again play host to
the 17th annual Kinsmen Summer-
' fest weekend seeing men's and
" women's slo-pitch, dances, a Monte
Carlo night and much more. Last
but not least . the second annual
Summer Farm Show will return
early in July and should be accom-
panied by an antique: tractor pull
this ear.
The 40 members of the Kinsmen
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Knights. of Colum
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club of - Lucknow appreciate the
support the: conimunity shows for
'all events sponsored by, the club
and `hope all that -participate enjoy ".
• the time spent at these events. It is
great to see so much community
. spirit as, all proceedsslo , towards
community improvement projects
' taken on by the • club. With the
maintained support of Lucknow and -,
area residents the Kinsmen club ;of
Lucknow.and District will continue
to provide service for the com-
munity's needs.
Genealogical
Society meets
Phillipa Borgal was the guest
speaker at the last meeting of the
Huron Branch of Ontario
Genealogical Society. Mrs. Borgal
gave a very interesting talk about
her seventh generation . history
books on two maiden aunts, Hattie
and Bonnety Lloyd. They were an
English family, with some of them
moving to. India and she told of
their lifestyle ' there. She also
described how her brother had been
asked to take their grandfather's
artily medals back to India to his
Regiment, describing the pomp and
salutes, and how he gave s sigh of
relief afterwards.
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Goderich Township Hall
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Music by the Romero's Dance 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Tickets *500 to Advance or *7.00 at the Door
Oktoberfest typo meal available at *2.00 per plate
' TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM:
Shanahan Foodland 524-9691 Pat O'Donnell 524.4602
Oen Miltenburg 524-3241 Al Erb 5242384
OR ANY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEMBER
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Children's
Costume Party
LUCKNOW CONWIUNITY CENTRE
Saturday; October 27th
•Haunted Room
•Pumpkin Carving Contest
•Judging of Costumes
plus more games
CHILDREN 12 and UNDER
•
SHOW AND SALE
of Homespun Ontario Crafts
and Antique China and Glass
Knights of Columbus Hall
midway between Walkerton and
Mildmay on Highway 9
Sat. Nov. 3rd
(10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m)
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7:00 PM -8:30 PM
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Sunday, Nov. 4th
(10:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m.)
ADMISSION
Adults: $2.00
Children: .500
Under 14 years
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FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE