The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-02-01, Page 15Kinsmen receive ballpark grant
The Lucknow and District Kinsmen
Club, in conjunction with the Ministry of
Tourism & Recreation, are pleased to an-
noimee that they have been awarded a
grant of up to $10,421.00 under the
Ministry's Capital Conservation Program.
These funds are to be directly put
towards the erection and installation of
light standardsand an outfield fence at the
Lucknow Kinsmen Community Park ball
diamond. That diamond, located behind
the Lucknow fireball, was originally
started in 1982 with the reclaiming of flood
plain land and was officially opened in
May of 1984 by the Kinsmen Club. The club
had supplied all funding to that date and
was also burdened with the expense of
replacing the infield and spectators areas
when the same were washed away by the
record setting flood. They had applied for
this grant twice before, but came up "third
time lucky". Project chairmen have been
assigned and are now looking into pricing
materials needed. The grant will con-
tribute one dollar for every two spent up to
the maximum mentioned above. The
Kinsmen Club will supply the majority of
the labour themselves in a cost cutting ef-
fort. News of the grant was released
through M.P.P. Murray Elston's consti-
tuency office in mid December.
Following up on the popularity of last
year's Mushball Tournament, the club is
planning another tournament on February
11. This will be held on the local diamonds
and there will be an open dance at the
Community Centre with dancing to Mugsy
Music that evening. All profits will be go-
ing towards the ballpark project.
The club will also be active in the
Lucknow Kinette's Cystic Fibrosis Bowl-a-
thon on February 18 as well as playing an
exhibition hockey game against the
C.K.N.X. Try Hards that same night at the
Lucknow arena. Profits from this latter
project will go the Wingham and District
Day Centre for the Homebound. The an-
nual Heritage Day Snow Sculpture Contest
has been put on hold due to a lack of snow.
The month of March will see the annual
Skate-a-thon and the dub will celebrate
their 15th anniversary on April 8th, at the
Lucknow Legion. All past members as well
as the public are invited to attend as the
club observes 15 years of service to the'
Lucknow district.
The club would like to welcome Tim
Edisbury, Casey Hendricks and Jim
Pentland to the organization. This brings
the current membership up to 36 which
represents an increase of 19 members
since last September. Anyone interested in
joining this young mens' service club is
asked to contact any of the current
members for more information.
Dungannon Senior Citizens
Wednesday night card -party on January
25 had 14 tables High man - Tom Young,
low man - Dean Nott, high lady - Mary E.
Stewart, low lady - tie between Helen
Russell and Caroline Menary with Helen
being winner. January birthdays were
Clarence Cunningham, Grace Finnigan,
Art Stewart.
The general meeting will be held
February 8 and a pot luck dinner February
13. All members and area seniors invited
• to attend. '
Social
On Tuesday, January 24, Jerry Kettle of
Leamington nassed away .after a long il-
lness. The funeral was January 2 in Leam-
ington. Area people attending were
Harvey and Betty Reid of Southampton,
John and Marina Park, Sharon and David
Dawson, Ken Hodges and Dick and Norine
Park all of Dungannon.
Ross and Bessie MacDonald have been
staying at his mother's home in the village
and visiting with Ross' mother, Lil Mac-
Donald, who is a patient in Goderich
HospitaL Best wishes to Lil from friends
and family
Visitor with Hugh and Willetta McWhin-
ney was Colleen, their granddaughter, who
celebrated her birthday with Grandpa on
Saturday, January 28. Her Dad and Morn,
Jim and Janice and sister Allison of
Meaford were here too. Also at the party
were Bob and Sandra McWhinney, Robby
Thank you
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We put good taste into
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Tom Andrew
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Service was held at Dungannon on Sun-
day with Rev. R. Roberts.
Dungannon Explorers will meet on
Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 6:45 pm to visit Nile
On Sunday, February 12, the Willing
Workers are sponsoring a luncheon after
church at Dungannon. All four churches
are invited.
Nile, Trinity and Dungannon Sunday
Schools are in need of following articles:
toilet paper rolls, plastic margarine or
cool whip dishes with lids, old Christmas
cards, little plastic bottles with lids.
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WHITECHURCH
Jean Ross
We are pleased to report that Richard
Lubbers was able to return home from
Sick Children's Hospital Toronto, after a
tobogganing aeddent recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gaunt of Arva were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Ross. -
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harwood from An -
caster were Saturday visitors with -
Mildred McClenaghan.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer, Mrs. Jean
Tiffin and Mrs. Isobel Tiffin of Lucknow,
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Relson Falconer of Strathroy.
Mrs. Doris Reid of Buffalo is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw.
Visiting on Wednesday with the Laidlaws
was Mrs. Marty Jackson of Kitchener.
Mildred McClenaghen attended the
funeral in London at the Wortley Baptist
Church last Friday of Mrs. Bernard
Corrin.
John McKinnon and Mildred Mc-
Clenaghen visited last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ted McClenaghen of Kitchener.
Mrs. Archie Pardon and Mrs. Walter
Elliott attended the annual meeting of the
Maitland Presbyterial held in Wingham
Monday_____
• Congratulations to Rev. and Mrs. Jack
Whytock of Charlotte, North Carolina on
the birth, Jan. 26, of a son, Ian Alexander,
7 lb. 10 oz., a first grandchild for Carmen
and Jean Whytock, RR 5 Lucknow - born
on Carmen's birthday.
Attending the Huron Park Presbyterial
annual meeting held in Victoria St. United
Church, Goderich on Jan: 23, were Mildred
McClenaghan, Evelyn Gibb and Agnes
Farrier.
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