HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2014-11-19, Page 88 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, November 19, 2014
OFSC Warns Snowmobilers Carter's Crokinole Report
To Keep Sleds Parked
Ontario
Federation of
Snowmobile Clubs
Submitted
With early snow in many
parts of Ontario and more in
the forecast, winter's on the way
and so is the 2015 snowmobil-
ing season. But it's not time to
start sledding yet and
for safety's sake, the Ontario
Federation of Snowmobile
Clubs (OFSC) cautions snow-
mobilers to keep their sleds
parked for now.
Going for even a short snow-
mobile ride can be very danger-
ous at this time. The ground,
waterways and swamps are not
frozen yet, nor is there enough
snow base to protect yourself or
your sled from terrain irregulari-
ties or other obstacles.
Grooming operations have not
started yet, so no OFSC trails are
available to ride and all access to
trails private property remain
closed. Snowmobilers are also
reminded to stay off public
roads and farmers' fields.
For updates on trail status
across Ontario, the OFSC rec-
ommends that snowmobilers
visit the Interactive Trail Guide
at HYPERLINK " \n _blank-
www.ofsc.on.ca.
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(a message from Jennifer Miltenburg)
Terrorism is defined as "the use of
violent acts to frighten people in an
area as a way of trying to achieve a
political goal".
The deliberate destruction at the
K2 Wind project is not a prank, or
simply vandalism, or something to be
dismissed because 'it serves them right,
they don't belong here'. It is a serious
threat to our Canadian ideals, ethics and moral code. It must not be tolerated.
Regardless of our personal political opinions about wind energy, we can all
agree that we want our community to remain peaceful and safe, a home for
people of principles and integrity.
So let's all display a symbol of what's really important to us - the Canadian
flag. We can leave the arguing about wind energy to the lawyers, restore peace
to our community, and show a united stance against violence.
Martin Luther King Jr. said" Our lives begin to end the day we become silent
about things that matter". This matters. Be silent no longer.
PS. Coincidentally, I happen to own 50 laminated 12" x18" Canadian flags
perfect for nailing on fence posts, telephone poles, mail boxes - or for display
in your window. Just call me at 529 7640 or message my Facebook page
"Jennifer Miltenburg for ACW Councillor" and I will deliver one right to your
door - free of charge!
Peter Carter
5 tables of players with various tal-
ents came to Laney's in Teeswater on
Saturday, Nov. 8th for an afternoon of
progressive crokinole. Two new play-
ers attending were Fragiskos (a young
gentleman form Hensall) and Evelyn
Fischer from Teeswater and they both
did well.
There was some outstanding shoot-
ing as the players "shot" through their
10 games with the results being as fol-
lows. On the men's side Neil Cook
was high with 63, Clare Kuepfer sec-
ond with 61 and Robert Bonnett
counted 56 points. The twenties saw
scores of 48 for Clare Kuepfer, 41 for
Peter Carter and Robert Bonnett had
39. On the ladies side Carol Cook
Town and Country
Submitted
Monday, November 3,2014
Team Standings: Squashers 22, Jalap-
enos 20, Snow Peas 13½, Mushrooms 11
Female Single Ladies: Theresa Hood 194
High Single Men: Ron Elliott 222
High Triple Ladies: Janelle Gurr 512
High Triple Men: Ron Elliott 563
Thursday, November 13,2014
Team Standings: Daffodils 17, Tulips
came first with 40, Aileen Brebner 36
for second and Darlene Schiestel
placed third with 34 points. In the
twenties category Jo -Ann Carter shot
36,
Janet Diebel and Cathy Kuepfer tied
for second with 32 and Carol Cook
took third with 26.
Door prize winners included Eve-
lyn Fischer, Janet Diebel, Neil Cook,
Marilyn Thompson, Carol Cook &
Darlene Schiestel.
The next scheduled afternoon for
crokinole at Laney's is Saturday,
December 6th at 1:30 pm. In other
crokinole news more players are wel-
come to attend the Scenic City Scone/
Owen Sound tournament on Satur-
day, November 22nd by calling Peter
at 392-8115 to register.
Bowl
15, Pansies 14, Daisies 12, Hyacinths 10,
Snowdrops 4
Games over 175 Emerson Howald
188, Bob Irwin 185, Barb Tyler 180, Lois
Chaput 178
Games over 200: Lorna Guay 242,
Evans Helm 212, Lois Chaput 202,
High Single Ladies: Lorna Guay 242
High Single Men: Evans Helm 212
High Double Ladies: Loma Guay 392
High Double Men: Bob Irwin 335
Charter Challenge of Wind Projects
Divisional Court
Information
SWEAR
The Divisional Court Charter
Challenge Appeal of the Ontario
government's wind farm approval
process will be heard at the
Courthouse, 80 Dundas Street,
London (parking and entrance off
Queens Ave.) on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, November 17,
18 and 19. Start time on Monday,
November 17 is 10:00 a.m.in
courtroom 20, 14th floor.
For more information on this legal
action go to HYPERLINK "http://
www.falconers.ca/" \n _blanlcwww.
falconers.ca.
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