The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-10-26, Page 3Tourism
committee
The regular meeting of the Lucknow
Tourism Committee was held October 17 in
the Town Hall. Brian Knechtel chaired the
meeting.
Richard Askes ,was installed as
treasurer. Richard reported that the
Lucknow Business Association made a
donation of $500 to the tourism commit-
teee. An account is to be opened at the
Bank of Montreal, with all cheques being
signed by the treasurer and secretary.
Joan Pollard is to -contact Jiin Bain and
Mrs. Fisher as well as the Village of
Lucknow regarding the location of a direc-
tory sign on the fence between the
properties.
The secretary reorted that Reeve Clark
had informed her that George Gibson is
head of the property committee and is
looking into ways of having the litter pick-
ed up off the street. The group thought
perhaps a slogan on the garbage cans
would be an incentive to keep the streets
litter free.
A discussion Mowed on having a lighted
sign with Local activities posted would be
of .interest to tourist and local residents.
Richard Askes will contact people to see if
something of this nature could be located
in a central area.
Rick McArthur informed the group that
he had contacted Paul McKessock and the
cost of joining the Grey Bruce Tourist
Assocciation is $125 which includes
memberhip and a listing in the associa-
tions magazine which is distributed to a
wide area. A motion was passed to join the
association.
It was agreed upon that signs should be
erected to point to the parking lot on
Willoughby Street.
The December meeting will be cancelled
due to Christmas. The next meeting is the
third Monday of November.
Rec programs
set and ready
• from page 1
check with your doctor before starting this
game.
For the winter months the following
prices have been set: adults (over 14
years) $2.00 and under 14 $1.00. Court ren-
tal is for 45 minutes, but according to Bill
Hunter newcomers probably won't last
that long.
The program should be in order by spr-
ing and at the time fees will be adjusted
accordingly.
Volleyball
Co-ed volleyball started last Wednesday
evening at Lucknow Public School with 18
taking part in the non-competetive fun.
These fun evenings will continue until
Christmas time when the program will be
reviewed regarding continuation of same.
Christine Gibson is in charge of this pro-
gram which runs Wednesdays, 8:30 to 10
p,m. A nominal fee is charged to cover
administration.
Hockey
Nine hockey teams, with approximately
140 registered will set the pace on the
minor hockey scene this winter. Most divi-
sions have two teams.
The schedules are set up, ice is being
made and the season should open around
November 5.
As usual, Bill Hunter has a serious pro-
blem with getting volunteer help to assist
on some teams. The Atom and Pee Wee
teams could really use the help of some in-
terested parents or non -parents. You don't
have to have a child registered on a hockey
team to lend assistance. All that is re-
quired is an interest in the youth of our
community. If you are reading this now
and are thinking "yes, I would like to work
with some kids on a hockey team" get off
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 26, 1988—Page 3
Squash anyone—the court is ready and Lloyd Graham and Walter Arnold try out
their expertise prior to the organizational meeting held last week to form a
squash court executive. (Pat Livingston photo).
that chair and call Bill at 528-3002 and
volunteer. A great deal of satisfaction can
be yours through working with the youth of
our community.
Figure Skating
Registration in the figure skating is
about the same as last year, with 85-90 tak-
ing part in this program.
Figure skating will also start November
5.
Aerobic Dancing
This program continues now at the
arena and the new session will be starting
shortly.
Watch for future information on this.
New - Ringette
An attempt will be made to get a junior
level of ringette going this year. Girls aged
12 - 14 are invited to bring their parents
along to the organizational and registra-
tion meeting at the arena on Saturday, Oc-
tober 29, 1 p.m.
Winter is coming but here is no reason to
sit around the house. The recreation
department is offering these programs for
the public. Why not take advantage of
them!
Perhaps you are interested in seeing
another program started. If so, Bill Hunter
is open to suggestions, just give him a call.
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