The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-10-23, Page 70' ANNIVERSAR
Friends sand Familyare
invited to an
OPEN HOUSE
In honour of
�& NICE Bund`.
SATURDAY, OCT. 26. 1996
I:30-5 PM
Kinloss Community Centre
Best Wishes Only
Area singer debuts
Phil Main's "singing Mission" to raise money for
his Wingham United Church, otherchurches and
humanitarian work continues this Saturday when
songs from his new CD .Roots and Wings will debut.
The early morning DJ„ with CKNX-FM radio says,
"My music is an outlet for me to express the things 1
believe in. if one line of one song can be an inspira-
tion
nspirestion to somebody it has to be worth it. And if it can
raise money to put socks on sorne poor little kid's feet
in the winter, then that's even better"
Roots and Wings is a followup to Main's first
recording, All That Surrounds You, released in 1994,
with Amy Bateman and Andrea Grant.
Roots and Wings includes eight original songs
written and performed by Main and three cover
Laeiu
new CD, Saturday
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songs. It is primarily a solo effort, although back-
ground vocals and instrumentation are provided by
Bateman and Grant: Additional vocals are provided
by Canadian Heritage, a Toronto quartet and
Sentimental Journey, a women's vocal group from
Listowel.
The concert takes place at Wingham United
Church, this Saturday, Oct. 26, starting at 7:30 p.m.
Additional performances are by Grant, Bateman,
Lesley Pike and an ecumenical men's group led by
Neil Murray.
Tickets are available at the door, or in Wingham at
The Gift Chest, Token Treasures and Ernie Ring
Music in Wingham and Ooderich.
Hospital sponsors health forum
(,by Margaret Stapleton
Wingham and District
Hospital is sponsoring a
community health forum:
later this month at the
Heritage Theatre in
Wingham's town hall to
inform local residents on
what is happening .in
health care.
As part of the report of
the public relations com-
mittee tolast week's
October hospital board
meeting, Verna. Steff ler
said.. the health. forum is
not be confused with dis-
trict health council meet-
ings ' currently underway
in Grey and Bruce coun-
ties and slated for later
this fall in Huron and
Perth.
Steffler said the.
Heritage Theatre, . was
chosen because it will
bold approximately 400
people,. is easily accessi-
ble thanks to an, elevator
lift and is centrally locat-'
ed.
The health,forui 7 is
slated for Wednesday,
running 30, from 7•
;eran'
elves offs,
e.
to 9:30 . p.m. teffle` has
compiled animpressive
panel to discuss what is
happening in health care.
Featured speakers
include. Mary Lin
Heatherington, regional
representative of the
Ontario Nurses'
Association on integrated
delivery systems; I.,inda
Knight of Community
Health - Services on.
changes in community
=
health care; Huron :lel?
Helen Johns, parliamen-
tary assistant to the min-
he Prime Minister of Canada, The Honorable
Jean Chretien, has designated the seven -,day period`.
leading up to Remembrance Day as Veterans' Week
in Canada.
To honor vetera as`in this way was an idea first put
forth by .the Legion a number of 'years ago. The' sug-
'gestion ,was gradually`buried, however, and didnot.
surface again until the 1995 celebrations surrounding
the 50th Anniversary of the end of World War 11.
The June 1996 declaration states that the ' period
from. Nov. 3 to 11has been declared' -Veteran's
Week... "In recognition of the achievements and sac-
:. r fices of Canadians at home and overseas during
wartimeand in peacekeeping operations .around the
world."
ister of health, on future
directions in health care.
As well, the chairman
of the Wingham and
District' Hospital Board,
Noreen Gnay, will speak
on the town's doctor
shortage and the need for
a .medical clinic. Finally,
Fraser Bell, executive
director of the Huron-'
:Perth'District Health.
P
Council,. will talk about
the "Hospitals and
ated Health Services
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LUKNNlOW AND DISTRICT
SPORTS COMPLEX
H1ULE
Saturday, October. 26th
:OD p.m. Atom. Rep vs Listowel
.- 6 p.m. Coaches Initiation Program
Contact Rod Menonagh, Chairperson
Icknow Minor Hockey, ..
Dave Black 528-3002
Sunday Nov. 31.96 Public Skating Begins
1:30-2.50p.m.
Tuesday 10:30 -11.:30 a.m. Adult/Senior
Citizens' Skate
Wednesday 10:00 11:30 a.m. Mom's &Tots
watch next week's paper for Sports.
Complex Schedule.
FQ� - Colborne Township
RISTMAS COUNTRY FAIR"
e Original Western n Ontario Craft Show to, prorri& Craftsmen
and a Community
Sponsored Blue Water Cha
by p.� Order df the Eastern Star #284, rich
SATS Friday, October 25 ,199 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 part
Saturday, October 26th, 1996 - 1OEOO a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Sunday,October 27th,1996 -12:00 noon to 5:O0 p.m.
PLACE: SALTFORD VALLEY HALL
V2 km. mirth of Goderich East off Highway 21
*Mean . Refreshments Served
• Door Prizes
for furiber
information contact:
DONNA CRAWFORD . .
i1.. 4, rich, Ontario
N7A 3Yi
Phone (519 524.8038
ADMISSION: Aduits 2OO 1
Children under 12 must
be accompanied by an adult
CANCER
INFORMATION
SERVICE
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00463-6750
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LUCKNOW
DISTRICT
UONS CLUB
Dabber
Bingo
Lucknow
Community Centre
Suncksy, October 27th
$1000 winner
Sharon Skinn
Wingham
Community Cenfe
opens at 6:30 p.m.
Bingo starts at
7:15 p.m.
LUCKNOW and D STHiCT
LIONS CLUB
turday October 26"
at
Lucknow Community
`Centre
Music by
The
Romeros
German food available
all evening
Doors open 7:00 PM
Music starts 7:30 pM
l,d°° per person advance
or
412°° at the door
395Phone-2865..
532995127213"
395395.2786
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or any tions
Member.
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ONE SHOW ONLY - SUN. OCT. 26 - 7 RM.
Tickets at the door $4.00_ - Advance '$3.50
TUESDAY ALL SEATS 4.25