The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-15, Page 23Leo
ActivitiesA
BY MIKE MeDONAGII
The Lucknow and District Leo
Club has been quite active in the
past two months. At one of their
February meetings, Douglas Ead-
ie of Holyrood gave a slide show
of his travels through Asia. As
'this meeting was held in the
school gym, it was closed with a
volleyball game.
A Toboggan party was held on
February 22, followed by hot.
chocolate at the town hall.
A very successful 'dance was
held on March 3 at the Holyrood
Hall.
For the March 8th meeting the
club had as their guests, Ken and
Carol Adams, who gave a talk and
display of their archery skills. All
members present had a turn at
shooting.
On Sunday of this week
Lucknow Leos hosted the Brus-
sels Leos for a broomball game.
Although they lost 8-5, a lot of fun
was had by all. Taking advantage
of the school situation, the club
went bowling Monday afternoon.
The club is approaching its
second anniversary at the end of
this month. AlthOligh, a lot of fun
and games are had by the club,
they also pride themselves of the
work and money they put into the
town's betterment, e.g. play-
ground equipment, Senior Citiz-
ens' supper, etc.
New members are welcomed.
Just ask any member. Next
meeting is March 22, 7.30 at the
Town Hall.
SCHIESTEL- Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schiestel, R. R. 2,
Wirigham, are .happy to announce
the arrival of a daughter, Isobel,
on March 6, 1978, in Wingham
and District Hospital.
POLLARD - Born to Donald and
Lillian Pollard, (nee Mitchell), R.
R. 4 Ripley, infant son, Elmer
Raymond on February 28, 1978,
at Wingham Hospital. Baby
expired at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Bob Shepherd, P R. R. 3, Luck -
now, winner of the Kinsmen
draw for a trip for two to the
Bahamas has decided to accept
thecashprize of $600 instead of
the trip south. Proceeds from
the draw will be used for
community .service projects
sponsored by the Lucknow and
District Kinsmen Club.
Town.
& Country
see.
Ice Capades
BY MRS. CLARE JOHNSTONE
The Town and Country Club
and visitors enjoyed a trip to
Kitchener to see the Ice Capades.
We were taken by bus sponsored
by the Kinettes of Lucknow.
Around 70 enjoyed the trip. We
would like to thank the Kinettes
once again for a wonderful day.
Charles Brindley, R. R. 2
Holyrood, and Brian Scott,. King-
ston, shared a winning ticket in
the March 2nd draw of .the
Wintario lottery. The win was
$10,000.
Mrs. Al Irwin returned home
on. Saturday, March 11 from
University Hospital where she
was hospitalized for nine days
following an accident. '
Mrs. Mae McKendrick of
Lucknow returned home after
spending a few weeks withher
cousins Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Holmes of Windsor. While there
she called on friends in Essex,
and Kingsville and remained for a
few days with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie,
Lucknow have returned home
from a 3 week visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Flank Riegling and family at
Whitelaw, Alberta.
Mrs. George Stuart, Lucknow,
is a patient in Wingham and
District Hospital.
Sharon McDonagh visited with
her grandmother, Norma Mc-
Donagh, Lucknow, over the
weekend. She is the daughter of
M. and Mrs, Murray McDonagh
of Sault Ste. Marie' and is
attending the University of
Guelph.
Karen Gaunt, R. R. 1 Lucknow
returned home last Friday after a
5 week stay in Toronto Hospitals.
On Saturday evening, March
11, 1978, the Jardine family
arranged a delightful dinner and
social evening,at the Parish Hall,
Lucknow, in recognition of Mrs.
Jean Jardine's upcoming, birth-
day. Present at the dinner, which
was .served by 3 friends of the
family, Tillie Wilson, Arnetta ,
Thompson and Susan Moffat,
were Ken and Ruth Jardine,
Lucknow; Gary and Sherri Rea -
vie, Joel and Nichole, Wingham;
Rick and Barb Jardine and
Angela, Lucknow.; Brenda and
Dave Schiestel and Jason, Wing-
. ham; Brian and Debbie Jardine,
Melissa and Peter, Kitchener;
Mary and Barry Gardner, Wing -
ham; Alice Malcolm Ailsa Craig;
Mr, and Mrs. tarry' Ifarrisoti, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Harrison, Kim and
Becky, Mr: and Mrs. Doug
Harrison and Angela, all of
Gocleriph. During the dinner Rick.
Jardine presented Mrs, Jardine
with a purse of 'money.
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