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"Pour new members joined the Lucknow
'Lions Club at their October 20. meeting;
john Hamilton, Ken Hamilten, fait.kfont-
pinery and Steve Qwen, Membership
certificates were presented by District A -.9
governor Orbits •Eickmeier of MilthnaY.
Lions club members were' busy over the
Summer helping with 'several funetionS in •
the community including the Lneknow
Tractor Pull, dances, and. activities at the
Lucknow District Community -Centre.
The club had a ball team; which played.
,against • ether Lion clubteams ',In ,their
district as well as tbe Lucknow Kinsinen
Club at the opening of the new Kinsmen
C• omMunity • Ball. Park.
• Lucknow Lions also partitipated in the
!Lions international Youth ,Exchange by
hosting youth froth several other countries.
With the Lions year just getting.:under-
lay it already loelis • busy for . 'club
members. With money raisedirom various
fund raising activities, the club made:
donations to the Wingliam and Area Day
centre for' the. Homebonnd,. the Lucknow
School Concert Band, the Bruce County
Public Library and the Winghazn Assecia-
lion for the. Mentally Handicapped, .
The' Lucknow Lions .Club recently
looted $10,000 towards the building
oject at Winghain and District Hospital
AT THE LIBRARY
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Don't forget our new Saturday, hours
-from 10 a.m. to 2 p,m. This Saturday,
November 10; there will be a special film
treat for the Oildren. We'll showing
tookie Goes to the tleSpital''% and 'Little
Rascals' Chriitinas, Special, Afrom 11 a:m,
12 noon. : , . •
Speaking of Christmas, the library has a
pat selection of :craft books and maga-
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anes to help you get readY.,
• And for thos0',' Iyho still40,.Ve. longx
Overdue books,, this is the week to bring
them in: without lia4ing to paflne
4H REPORT
fitness Fellas
try exercis• e
'By Wendy Miltenburg
The Port Albert Fitness Fellas held their:
last meeting on ,.October 24 at 7 p.m. at
Mrs. Donna Hayden's home.
Essays were gaid by Marcia Boak, Lorna
Young andl Monica Young,
Meeting 5 .was read • over . and the
flexibility exercise was tried.
Laurie Hayden,demonstrated pizta on a
but_ _
•Animal, Vegetable sport was played.
Pizza on a bun was then tried by the
members and the meeting was adjourned.
elitta tools alt:. Low;
yhere the money wiltbe used -to purchase
and install overhead lights iii the new
trauma unit of the emergency. Wing..
The Lions are cOrrently supporting the
Ronald McDonald, House project in London
by purchasing a brick. in each ' member's
name for an approximate total donation of
$350.
Lucknow District Lionk dlub is a non
profit organization and' all work by its
members is done on a voluntary basis. Any
money. raised by the club js turned back
into the ommunity for community better-
ment projects. Lucknow Lions are looking
for new ideas for projects to better the
community in which we all live and
welconae any suggestions from anyone.
TMs year's executive includes past pres-,
ident, Allan Gibson; president, Tom Helm;
first vicelresident, Bob Lyons; second
vice-president, Jim Bain; :third viee-pres-
„ ident, Brad Petteplace; secretary, Dave
Black; treasurer,. Earl Stever; tail twisters,
Bob Cranston and Robert Berginari; lion
tamer, George Anderson and directors,,
John DeStuyn, Bob Irwin,: Steve Hackett
and Pete Chisholm.
The club executive and members are
looking forward to serving their community
in the upeoming year. Lions motto: We
care to serve.
Four new memberajolned the Lucknow Lions Club at, their October 39 meeting From
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left front are new members Steve Owen, Ken Hamilton, lin Montgomery and
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Hamilton. The certificates of Membership were presented by °Ain Bicluneleir, district A-9
governor, back left. Sponsoring the new members were from the aecond left, back, Grant
Chisholm, M Hamilton and Tom Helm. •• • [Photo by Sharon Dletal
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By Jennie Martin
Kingsbridge Calories:held their third to
sixth meetings at the homes of leaders
Sally Van Osch and Linda Van Oka.
At the third meeting members ran a'1600
metre road race. The fourth Meeting was
doing different exercises. The fifth meet-
tig, members tested their flexibility.
At the sixth meeting they played volley-
ball against their mothers and sisters. All
had a great time. The girls are enjoying
their 4-11, especially those who are in their
fitst 4-11 program.
we reserve the right to limit quantities
we deliver
Amtimemommumemmaiummur
GROCERY VALUES
PRONTO 2'S
Paper
Towels
YORK 'SMOOTH, CRUNCHY 500, GR.
Peanut
Y Butter
VVHITE SWAN 4'S
Batitroorrt
Tissue
1GA TOMATO 1 LT.
etc,..hop
HEINZ FANCY 48 OZ.
Tomato
IGA GREEN LIQUID 1 LT.
RE26132BEI
Detergent
Butter 2.30
NABISCO CEREAL. 800 GR.
Shreddtes .19
89 ..A 1ST. GRADE CREAMERY 1.
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1.69
INSTANT COFFEE 10 OZ.,' COLUMBIA 8 OZ.,
VIVA DECAFFEINATED 8 OZ.
.29 Nescafe 5,99
oat
fROZEN FOOD VALUES
,•99 SWAT 6 VARfETIES 326 GR.
Frozen
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fret
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mative-;
BEEFWAY BOXES
Patties
APPROX. 10 LB.
84VP .
KG.
great
PRODUCE VALUES
Lettuce
.33c LB.
Bananas a
KG —
Many More in -Store Specials
SENIOR CITIZENS 10% discount on Mondays onir on orders of $10.00 and over excluding cigarettes and tobacco
• PRICES IN EFFECT November 7 to November 10 INCLUSIVE
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