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Birthday Club
Susan Guay
Lucknow
May 4, 1985
3 Years OId
Jackie Hackett
R.R. 7 Lucknow
May 5, 1981
7 Years OId
Patrick Dalton
R.R. 7 Lucknow
May 7, 1979,
9 Years OId
Melanie Elplick
R.R. 3 Lucknow
May 8, 1986
2 Years Old
Lucknow Ag. Society
The Lucknow Agricultural Society held
their regular meeting Tuesday, April 26 at
the Community Centre. President Leo
Murray chaired the meeting with.. ,13
members present.
Ross Errington gave a report on the
district meeting that he attended at Thorn-
bury earlier in the month.
It was decided to loan the addition to the
stage at the Community Centre to the
Kinettes for their fashion show; May 2 and
to the Lucknow Concert Band for their
May 6 performance.
A judges symposium was held in
Teeswater on April 27 and 28. Hazel
Hackett, June Gilchrist, Mildred Purdon
and Elaine Errington attended the two-day
session as representatives of the Lucknow
Society.
Craft Festival committees were set up
for the two-day show planned for July 29
arid 30: booth - Archie and Mildred Purdon
and Mel and Jayne Ritchie; signs - Bruce
Skillen and Ian Clarke; gates - Ian Clarke;
parking - Ken Mewhinney; guards - Leo
Murray and Allan Miller; meals - Hazel
Hackett, Ruth Bell and the ::%.' .shea W.I.;
candy - Lillian Irwin; registration - Spence
Irwin; draw tickets - Lloyd Morrison,
Norm Bolt and Murray Irwin; helpers for
crafters - Glen Walden and D.A. Hackett.
Leo Murray and Bruce Skillen took a
moment at the meeting to review some of
the events planned for the Lucknow Reu-
nion this summer.
It was also noted that the West Huron
Junior Farmers would held paint the signs
for the Craft Festival.
Adam Skillen was voted as the most outstanding goalie during the regular season at
the Lucknow Minor Hockey Awards banquet held recently. This honour won him the
Claude Guay Masonry Trophy which was presented by Ray Guay during the awards
ceremonies. Adam had a super season of hockey this year and coaches are expecting
big things from this youngster in the years to come. (Pat Livingston photo)
FARMERS
W.G.Thompson & Sons Limited
are now contracting the 1988 crop of
Light and Dark Red
Kidney Beans
Please contact your nearest
W.G. Thompson & Sons Limited branch
for more details
Seaforth 345-2545
Pt. Albert 529-7901
Hensall 262-2527
Ailsa Craig 293:3223
FERTILIZERS
Mitchell 348-8433
Granton 225-2360
Band News
The Lucknow School Concert Band is
tuning up to entertain many friends both in
.,the Lucknow community and in places far-
ther away in the next few weeks.
This Friday, May 6 at 8:15 p.m., the
band will present its annual concert at the
Lucknow Community Centre. At this time,
the band members will delight both the
young and the old with their selections and
really enjoy getting the audience to par-
ticipate with them.
On May 17, the band members will take
its musical talents to the Burlington area
where they will'entertain at many schools
during their four day stay'.
The Lucknow 'School Concert Band is
proud to represent the Lucknow Lions Club
at the annual Lions Club Parade. This
event will be held in London on May 28.
The "Celebrate in '88" reunion will see
the band participating in the parade. Many
former band members returning "home"
may meet some of their "band buddies"'
and reminisce of "time when" at a special
time at Lucknow Central Public School.
More details will follow.
In the meantime, the Lucknow School
Concert Band looks forward to sharing
their music with you at the Community
Centre on Friday night. Hope to see you
there!!
Town and Country League
Team Standings:
Crocuses -12, Pansies -12, Daffodils -11,
Tulips -10, Hyacinths -8, Snowdrops -7.
Gerda deJong managed to roll the high
single of the week for the ladies with a 272
score. Jean Phillips took the high double
score with 422.
For the men, it was Ian Dougherty with
the high single of 235 while Harry Lavis
captured the high double with a 390
showing.
Games Over 200:
Gerda deJong-272, Jean Phillips -243, Ian
Dougherty -235, Harry Lavis-233, Gus
Lemoine-213, Cliff Menary-211.