The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-03-23, Page 16ARO
south klnloss
By Bath Buchanler
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Mac-
Kinnon visited with Norma
Wilson of Hamilton last week
and attended the funeral of
Mearle Middleton of Bur-
lington on Monday. Fraser
was a pallbearer. Others
From this community attend-
ing the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Buckton and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Campbell,
John MacKinnon and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie
paid respects at the funeral
home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Edis-
bury have returned home
from their vacation in Cali-
fornia where they visited
with relatives.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Dick McQuillan, Jack and
Ron were Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon McQuillin and Ali-
esha of Sarnia, Mrs. Hicks of
Kincardine and Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Bruetigam of St.
Catharines.
Ian MacGillivray of God-
erich is holidaying with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Buchmeier and
Carol.
trInity news
By Bell Hackett
Lane Gardner motored to
Kingston on Friday, March
17 to attend the Directors
meeting of the Royal Canad-
ian Navy Association. Lane
was delegate from the New
Huron Navy Club recently
formed in Goderich.
Greg and Glenda Jackson
of Wiarton spent a few days
ast week with Ivan and Gail
.;ranston, Danielle and Lee.
Danielle returned with them
on Monday for a holiday.
Evan and Jean Hoffman of
Burlington spent the week-
end with their daughter,
Janet and Larry Wilkins,
Laura and Adam.
Heritage Homemake rs
The third meeting of the
Trinity Heritage Homemak-
ers was held at the home of
Mary Lou Raynard on Feb-
ruary 26. President Brenda
Hackett called the meet r g;to
order with the roll call.
The members prepared
Plum Dumplings, Vegetable
and Macaroni Casserole and
Cherry Pork Chops. Every-
one enjoyed the dishes but
some of the members did not
like the dumplings.
The meeting's business
included Breads of Europe,
Strudels and Dumplings.
Heritage Homemakers
was the unanimous choice for
the club name.
klnlough news
•from page 9
soon everything was under
control,
Allan Nicholson of Wal-
laceburg was home last week
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Nicholson, helping
with the farm work.
Joseph Guest of Brucelea
Haven enjoyed a holiday
here with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
McDonald.
Tracey Ferguson of Lon-
don had a nice holiday with
Tara, Lucas and Alicia
Thacker, South Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt
were in Toronto visiting their
family. Bernice stayed to be
with Mr. and Mrs. George
Burt and keep their children
so Sue could be at the hos-
pital with her mother, who
had undergone major surg-
ery.
dungannon
MUM
•from page 11
the family of Kin, Matthew
John Michael Redmond. was
born on Monday, March 7.
Matthew is the first son for
Kinette vice president Karen
and Kinsmen president,
Mike. Congratulations to all!
The Kinettes are sponsor-
ing a Blood Donor Clinic
which will be held at Brook-
side School on June 30.
Library board meets
The Lucknow Public Lib-
rary Board met with the
Bruce County Library Board
March 18 to review budget
requests for the year 1984.
Mr. H. Collins chaired the
meeting and attending were,
Warden, County of Bruce, J.
Cumming; A. Cormack, Pais-
ley; K. Hatten, Chesley; C.
Pegelo, Citizenship Repres-
entative from Brant Town-
ship; Joyce Johnston, B.C.
Librarian; Sandra Saddy,
B.C. office; Reeve George
loynt, Barry Johnston,
Reeve of Kinloss Township;
Fran McQuail, Lucknow Lib-
rarian and board members,
Harlow Stonehouse, Lorna
Guay, Kerri O'Neill and
Greta Johnston.
The first request for con-
sideration was for an assist-
ant supervisor for the Luck -
now Library, to allow the
library to be open Saturdays
from 1 - 5 p.m. and to help
from 2 - 4 p. m. Mondays, to
replace page help of two
hours, thus a net increase in
staff hours of four per week.
The Story Hour held each
Monday from 1 - 2 p.m, has
an increasing number of
children attending, and the
board was asked for a budget
of $50.00 for craft materials.
The circulation for the past
six months was shown as
increasing in: books per
hour, non -book circulation,
including reference, period-
icals, talking books and film
circulation. For some time
many patrons have desired
Saturday hours and this
would increase from three to
four the number of days of
the week the library is open.
Reeve George Joynt gave a
comprehensive outline of al-
terations and improvements
being made to the Town Hall
and those that will continue
into 1984 and was thanked by
the hi, ;sport.
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Ladies
AN Ages
Come out and be part
® of DANCE IT'S 4th
A Div,ston of DanceFlT (Canada) Ltd. session In Lucknow.
DANCE IT Is a cardiovascular fitness program that
combines the fun of dancing with the bask elements of
a good fitness work out
The ten week program will be held at the Town Hall In
Lucknow, beginning April 12, 1983. The $35 fes
Includes a one hour workout, twice • week, to be held
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7:30 - 8:30
p.m.
A participation, demonstration and registration even-
ing will be held Wednesday, March 30, 1983, 7:30 p.m.
at the Town Hall.
Come prepared to work out and hear about the Dance It
program.
Running shoes ars a must)
Returning students may register by contacting °
instructor at 628-3646 by March 29, 1983.
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Lucknow
Recreation Committee
FOR
SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS
AND
LIFE GUARDS
AT LUCKNOW SWIMMING POOL
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