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introduced legislation which would
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REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
• By MURRAY GAUNT
m,pp.. HURON-BRUCE
- The Province has reversed its-
policy of waiting -for a municip-
ality or area to request a region-
al government amalgamation,
consolidation or whatever.
The change comes about for
two reasons. The Government
says its old policy was one of
gradualism resulting•froin the •
reluctance of many municipalit-
'-'ies-to-ettange-thei-r-structu•re„..,_:L
These remarks were made at
the founding meeting of the
Association of Municipalities of
Ontario byTreasurer Darcy Mc -
1(eough.
By the fall of this year , Mr. •
McKeough said the .Government..
will make proposals "for the muni-
cipalities immediately east and
west of Metro Toronto.
RoWdyisM and vandalism are
becoming serious problems in
some Of the •prov`incial parks
across the ProvinCe according to
Natural Resources Minister Leo
Bernier.
Mr. Bernier said, in the Legis-
latu'rethat he-hariatructed park
superintenpents.to get tough with
anyone who is caught in, an act of
vandalism or who is distUrbing •
other campers or visitors in the
park. The Minister. is authorizing
the police to evict anyone from
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Henry Lennips, Lorne Enright ,
Lenny Matejcek; _Ray_Guay, Mike_
Dennis , Colin Canieron, Billie
Gibson; girls 9', 10, Linda Moul-
ton, Alice VanderKlippe, Bev- ' •
erly Bell, Lynne Nicholson;
Cathy Guiker, Sandra Moulton,
Hilda de Boer, Norma MacIntyre;
Laurie Sutton, Lois Hanna , Mary
Ann Ritchie, Bonnie Clark.
The first and second place win•
ners competed, in a Field Day in
Kincardine on MOnday, June 26.
The top winners of the day
with the most number of points_
were as follows;
Boys 6, 7, 8, Stephen Machan,
Rob Henderson, Donald Kreutz-
weiser.
Boys 9 ', 10, Joey Jansen, Brian
Bushell, Ray Guay.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th, 1972 • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO . PAGE NINII
Lucknow Midgets played two
games in the past week, losing •
both of them after playing' the
first three without a loss.
Almost two week's have passed
since the team has played a game
and with few practices due to
the weather conditions, they have
lost a great deal of the poise that
they had at the beginning of the
schedule.
s A. scheduled ,game With Tees-
_waterwas called due to the.....we,r_..
weather on two occasions and will
have to be played' at a liter date.
On Friday night of last week
they played in Ripley and were
soundly defeated 13-1. The
weather played havoc with this
game, however Ripley played a
fine game of ball and well des-
erved the win.
Monday night of ,this week
LucknOw travelled to Formosa and
'again were tagged for a 5-0 loss.
A lack of good hitting in both
games and a feW costly errors
proved to be the major downfall:
All three pitchers were used in
both games.
Tonight , Wednesday night ,
Lucknow plays host to Southamp-;
ton and the fans can e assure• o
action as they are determined 'to
get back into form. Give the
boys your support , drop down to
the gime tonight:
Midget's Lose
Two In Week
Junior Field. 'Day fientsfleld.At
Kinloss Central Public School,
Winners Went To Kincardine This. Week
JUNIOR FIELD DAY
On June 19,• Field Day was held
at Kinloss Central School. Part-
icipants. were pupils of ages 6 , 7 ,
8, 9, 10 off Lucknow Central Pub-
lic Schbol and - Kinloss Central
Public School. •
The winners of the events
were as follows.
50 YARD DASH • ,
Boys-6-47-7,-8•-t-Stephen Machan,
Jody Dennis, Ricky McMurray; ,
boys 9 ,' 10, Joey•Jansen, Billie
Gibson., Ray Guay; girls 6, 7, 8,,
Judy MacDonald-,. Michelle Ed-
wards, •SuAnne Kirkland and.
Sandra Smith ied; girls 9, -10, i
Norma Maci yre, Sandra Moul-
ton,. Sandra ardner. •
HIGH JUMP
Boys 6, 7, 8, Stephen Machan,
Donald 'Kreutzweiier, Ken Atkin-
son•and Ricky McNiurray, tied;
boys 9 , 10 , Joey Jansen, Paul
Irwin, Donnie Carter and Ray
Guay tied; girls 6 , 7, 8, Sandra
Smith, Judy MacDonald, Caryn
Nicholson; girds 9, 10, Hilda de
Doer, 'Cathy Duiker, Roseniary de
Boer and Joan Hamilton tied.
RUNNING LONG JUMP-
Boys 6 „ 7, 8, Donald Kreutz-
weiser, Kenneth Atkinson, Steph-
en' Machan; boys '9 '10 , Mike •
'Dennis-, 7oey Jansen;Ray-Guayf
girls 6 , 7 , 8 , Donna Humphrey ,
Michelle Edwards, Judy. MacDon-
ald and Suzanne Kirkland tied;
girls 9 , 10, Rosemary de Boer,
Sandra Gardner, Lynn Taylor.
BALL THROW'
Boys 6 , 7, 8, Rob Henderson,
Stephen Machan, Jody Dennis;
boys 9 , 10 , Joey Jansen; Brian
Bushell, Colin Cameron; girls 6 ,
7, 8, Janet Laidlaw , Janice
L,ondry, Teresa Murray; girls 9,
10, Joan Hamilton, Linda Moul-
ton-, Sandra Hopf.
TRIPLE JUMP
Boys 6 , 7 , 8 , IRob Henderson,
John" Wybenga , David Yoting;
boys 9, 10 Brian Bushell, Jeff
N-aTi-Stempvoort Bevin 1dodgins;
girls 6 , 7, 8, Suzanne Kirkland ,,
Janice Londry, Nancy Haldenby;
girls 9;10 , Norma MacIntyre,
Hilda de Boer, Vicki Young.
OPEN RACE
Boys.9, 10, Joey Jansen; Ray
Guar ,-Greg-Gibsan; girls p, 1
Sandra Moulton, Norma MacIn-
tyre , Nancy Thompson.
RtLA-'YRA-CE
Boys 9, 10,, Allan Stanley,.,
Austin. O'Donnell, Paul IrWin,
.George Jamieson; Brian Bushell,
Girls 6, 7, 8, Judy MacDonald
Sandra Smith, Michelle Edwards.
• Girls 9, 10, Norina MacIntyre,
Hilda-de Boer and Sandra Moul-
ton tied; .Rosemary de Boer and
Sandra Gardner tied.
The relay race for 6, 7, 8
year-:okirwas-rtirroff-On-Tiresday,
June 20, 'at Kinloss Central.
Winners•were:'Boys, Team I.,
avid Ackert, David Young, Paul.
MacIntyre, Robert Forsythe; Girls,
Team I, Carrie mateicek , Judy
Ward, Lisa Husk, Peggy Gibson.
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