The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-10-23, Page 16fl
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Kinettes plan busy max;
will host zone conference
The Lucknow and District Kinettes
are looking forward to busy year.
Since meetings resumed in
September, the Kinettes have helped
the Kinsmen with the Wild Game night
and sponsored a terrific kids' show
"Rock 'n Fables" at the town hall.
The Cystic Fibrosis toll booth took
place on Oct. 4 with a profit of
$ 1025.46 being realized We are very
grateful to the public for their contin-
ued support.
Some of the plans underway are for
a Halloween party for kids on Oct. 26
at Morrison Berries Country .Market
and the .Clfristmas • Bazaar at the
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Lucknow Legion on Nov. 30.
Two major events in the spring will
be hosting Zone Conference on Mar, 24
and Much Music Video Dance for ages
19 and over on Apr. 5 at the
Community Centre.
Presently, there are 18 Kinettes. New
members are very welcome. Meetings
are held •on the third Tuesday of every
month. Any women, age 21 or over,
who enjoys helping the community and
meeting new people, as well as having
a chance to develop leadership skills,
should come, out to a meeting.
If interested give President Laurie
Alton at call at 528-3229.
Farrell kids do well
at `Little Roya]
Congratulations to
Christina, Jamie and
Glen Farrell. ' Christina,
won Reserve Champion.'.
Novice Class,"..Jamie won •
Reserve Champion
Junior Class.. and Men
placedfifth in his:class:in
the . Holstein..4show' at the
"Little- Royal"
Walkerton on Friday
Friends. family a
neighbors gathered at the the area. Jean Johnston of.,
The 1996197 Kinette executive is gearing up for a busy year: From
the p left, back row: Tracey Simpson, director; Barb Hogan, registrar;
Lynn McDonagh, bulletin editor; Tracy Londry, CF chair and director.
Front - row,: Shirley Gunter, second vice; Laurie Alton, president, and
Chris Freeman, first vice. Absent: Joanne McDonagh, mentberaship
chair; Pat Porter, peat president; Kim Phillips, secretary; Debbie
Murray, treasurer, and Saralee Bullock, director. (Livingston photo)
farilyn Reid.
Helen Smith (Stanley)
London •spent .`last
week with Marj
Thoinpson and enjoyed
visiting. with friends in
kregion, in Ripley ;rrtday'
evening: to. help Doug
and+ ShirleyMacDonald
and their children cele-
brate
ele-
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b . to their .,.
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sary.
Harvie
Ro Gliders of Clinton,
T`ham► son � ;s end. �tle y , .,_
p P Arne Colwell, Jean.and
'Thanksgivirtg weekend
with Joan .' and: Leo . Albert ;Colwell, Lynam.:and
Richard in . Oshawa, and Bois Geddes, and Robert:
called an her cousin . Berry of; Ann •Arborr,
Kathleen Wilson io Michigan.
Seagrave at the home- of Sunda .Marty Anne
her daughter,Betty and.and Anne, and:Kathrne
Wayne Moore aid. Collins . visited Largaret
Jennifer„,._ • Machines and:. Karen: in
Wilda :. Thompson, Teeswater. ,...
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Wilda a;
Marys visited
Way' with Mar.
. hompson.
Thanksgiving day vis-
itors with .Dick and Anne
McCosh and Marr .ane.
Kukoly were Shirley and
Mildred Griffith,, Helen
Stanley and Joyce Bragg
• attended the ,Rat niltonr
Conference Fall retreat
at ,Five Oakes in Paris on
Thanksgiving Sunday..
people, family, friends
and neighbors 'gathered at
the home of Doug and
r Shirley MacDonald to
Wednesday. and visit with son Andrew
Thuursdayw home from B.C. for a
Lauraine and Frank visit and Sheena and
Burgstaller of Barrie Stefani . home from
spent the weekend with • Michigan for a brief visit..,
Wilda and Harvie On Monday, the
Thompson. MacDonald family
attended a family gather -
Ross and Lois Douala tog at the home -of
of Cuckoo- visited Doug's sister, Pat Vanden
Saturday with Don and Hagen in Ripley.
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