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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-16, Page 8C.3 Ministry of Housing Ontario . . JOHN R..RHODES Minister WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1976 r11111 V, UM, .t PAGE E ;GMT • "teAkt *V-4' fkrIk. *ItAkkr, THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL., 1..0C.KNOIC ONTARIO r. onloss. and 4, Lucknow Hold Junior : 'Field. Pay The Junior Field Day for Lucknow and • Kinloss Central Schools was held at Kinloss Central School on June 4th. Results aie listed; JUNIOR BQXS (age 9 -10) • Relay Race, 1st Richard Day, Robert Kerslake, Perrin Dore, David Exel; 2nd Lawrence Clarke, Marc Ackert, Dale Hayes, Timmy Ward; '3rd Ken InVin, • Lynn Murray, Murray' de Boer, Scott McKim; High Jump, 1st, Murray de Boer, Timmy Ward; 2nd Richard Day; 3rd Perrin Dore; Running Long Jump, 1st, Paul Pickard; 2nd, Perrin Dore; 3rd Michael Griffiths; Ball Throw, 1st, Richard Day; 2nd, Donnie Peter- son; 3rd Robert Kerslake; Triple Jump, 1st Lynn Murray; 2nd Ken Irwin; 3rd Paul Pickard; .100 Metre Dash, 1st, Robert Kerslake; 2nd Paul Pickard; 3rd Richard Day; 200' Metre Dash, 1st, Paul 'Pickard; 2nd Robert Kerslake, 3rd, Richard Day. • JUNIOR GIRLS (age 9-10) Relay Race, 1st Debbie Stanley, Anne. Doelman, Heather Stanley, Elaine Moulton; 2nd Lana Sanderson, Tracey Mcbonagh, Luanne McLeod, Cindy Moore; 3rd Tammy Dadson, Kirsten Petereit, Cathy Stanley; Cathy Anson; High Jump, 1st, Lana Sanderson, 2nd Anne Doelman, 3rd, Tammy, Dad- son, Elaine Moulton; Running Long Jump, 1st, Heather Stanley, 2nd; Lana Sanderson, 3rd, Tracey McDonagh; Ball Throw, 1st, Tam- may Dadson, 2nd Luanne McLeod;' 3rd; Lori Gingrich; Triple Jump, 1st,' Heather Stanley, 2nd, Lana Sanderson, 3rd, Anne Doelman; 100 Metre Dash, lst; Tantny Dadson, 2nd, Lana Sanderson, 3rd, Lori Gingrich; 200 Metre Dash, 1st Tammy Dadson, 2nd Lana Sander- son, 3rd, Heather Stanley. JUNIOR BOYS (6, 7, 8) , Relay Race, Kinloss Central, .1st, Tony Gingrieh, Joey Roberts, Jamie Httmprey, Robert. Cayley; 2pd, Miehael Griffiths, Chris ,AnsOn, Brian Reavie, Alan,• Hod- . gins; 3rd,' Jeff Murray, Danny Gilchrist, Robbie Johnstone, Don- ald Murray; LUcknOw, 1st., Dean Lindsay, Brad -Priestap, Todd Ritchie, Chris Irwin;- 2nd, Paul Carter, Andydraxier, Steve Hamil- ton, Lyle Willis; 3rol,' Richard Askes, Tim Treleaven, ' John de Boer, Trevor Crawford; High Jump, lst, Brad Priestap, Paul Carter, 2nd Robert Cayley, Tom Granger; Running Long Jump, 1st, Robbie Johnston, 2nd Joey Rob- erts, 3rd, Donnie McFarlan; Ball Throw, 1st, John Faber; 2nd Todd Ritchie, Joey Roberts, 3rd, Paul Carter, Donnie McFarlan; Triple Jump, 1st, Paul Carter, 2nd, Andy Grazier,3rd, Danny Gilchrist, Tony Gingrich; 100 Metre Dash, lst, Danny Gilchrist, 2nd Todd Ritchie, 3rd, Donnie MacFarlan; 200 Metre Dash, 1st, Joey Roberts, Donnie MacFarlan, 2nd, Todd' Ritchie. JUNIOR GIRLS (6, 7, 8) Relay Race, Kinloss Central, 1st, Karen McDonald, Jody Edwards; Karen Hedley, Lianne Young; 2nd Joanne de Boer, Pauline Preiss, Heather MacDougall,' Winnie Vis- ser; 3rd,. Sharon Mackie, Terry Johnstone, Heather Smith, Cheryl Cuillerier; LuCknow, lst, Donna Damsma, Donalda Thompson, Michelle Gardner, Danielle Har- mon; 2nd, Mary Brooks, Nancy LeBlanc, Linda Kaastra, Tammy McRae; 3rd, Jackie Rathwell, Tammy. Stone, Lisa Hilverda, Dianne Wilson; High Jump,. 1st, Pauline Preiss, 2nd, Helen Van Sligtenhorst, 3rd, Cheryl Smith; Running Long Jump, 1st, Linda Midget Schedule June 20 Lucknow 'at Elmwood June 23 Lucknow at Wiarton June 25 Lucknow at Teeswater June 29 ' Mount Forest at Lucknow July 6' •Teeswater at Lucknow July 8 Ludknow atMoutit Forest 41371 3 ' Cargill at Lucknow July 15.: Lucknow it Cargill July 18 • Riple)i, at Lucknow JUly 20 "Wiarton at Lucknow July 25' .Lucknow at Ripley July,27 Elmwood at Lucknow All games are at 8.30 except a 2 p.m. game on July18. Silver Mrs. WEL Stanley was hostess for the Silver Lake Women's Institute meeting. Mrs. Nancy Greenwood of Purple Grove was the speaker with' slides on a most interesting two years that 'she and her husband spent in South ,East Asia,, New Zealand and Australia. The conveners for the meeting were Mrs, ,Ray Stanley and Mrs. John Hodgins. Mrs. Hodgins presented Mrs. Greenwood with a gift from the society. Roll 'call was "If I had 'to leave Canada what country would I go and why". Mrs. Hodgins gave a quizz on World Affairs. An invitation was read from Ripley. W.I. to a tea June 8. Leaders were asked for the fall project for 4-H "Clothes for Leisure". August 24 is the branches day to entertain and show crafts at the Log House, Bruce' County Museum. Standing com- mittee reports were given by Mrs. Kaastra, 2nd,' Gabrielle Petereit, 3rd, Dorothy Lennips; .Ball Throw, 1st, Helen VanSligtenhorst, 2nd Jody Edwards, 3rd, Winnie Visser; Triple Jump, 1st, Dorothy Lennips, 2nd, Gabrielle Petereit, 3rd, Don- alda Thompson; 100 Metre Dash, 1st, Helen Van Sligtenhorst, • 2nd,, Donalda Thompson, 3rd, Pauline Preiss; 200-Metre dash, lst, Helen VanSligtenhorst, 2nd, Donalda Thompson, 3rd, -Linda Kaastra. Kingsbridge Hold Field Day Last Week KINGSBRIDGE NEWS St. JOseph's School at Kings: bridge held its annual Field Day on , Tuesday, June 8. Champions were: Junior girls, 1st, Lisa Frayne, 2nd Denise Connelly, 3rd, Linda ' Sinnett; Junior Boys', (1st, Mark Mettler, 2nd Brent VanOsch, 3rd Brent Berry; Intermediate Girls, 1st, Joanne Ciawford, 2nd, Astrid Plasschaert, 3rd, Rose Marie O'Keefe; Intermediate Boys, ' 1st Brian Drennan, 2nd Fred Gerdes; 3rd Bob Austin; Senior Girls, 1st Donna Drennan, 2nd Phyllis Hick- ey; 3rd, Brenda' Chisholm; ' Senior Boys, 1st Peter Hendriks, 2nd Peter VanDyke, 3rd Eddie Van- Osch. LONDON TRIP. . On Monday, June 14, Grades Kindergarten to 6 at St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge, went for ' a bus trip:to London. Kindergarten to Grades 3 visited , Story Book Gardens while Grades 4 to 6 visited Bendix Homes in Hensall,: Mount St. Joseph, St. Peter's Seminary and St. Peter's , Cathedral in London. Buses left at 9 a.m. from the school. Kindergarten to . Grades 3 returned back at 5 p.m. while the Grades 4 to 6 returned at 7 p.m. 1973 CHRYSLER 0'2 door .hardtop 1973 CHRYSLER, 4 door hardtop, fully equipped 2-1973 DODGE DARTS, 4 door, 6 automatic with radio . 1973 CHEV HALF TON,, V8 automatiC, power` steering • 1972 DODGE,,4 door hardtop, V8 automatic,' Power Steering and brak es, with radio 1972 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door hardtop 1971. PONTIAC, 4 -dOor hardtoP,,V8 automatic, powerSteering, power biakes and'radiO 1966 DODGE CHARGER, V8 automatic power steering and brakes 1974 DUSTER, V8 automatic, power steering and''radio 1973 MERCURY MOIVTCALM, 2 door hardtop, power Steering and brakes, with radio 25 Years of Service / to the Motoring 'Public i974 ASTRA, '4 speed, with radio 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY, :4 door hardtop 1974 TOYQTA, 2 door,. 4 speed, with radio 1974 PLYMOUTH CUDA; V8 automatic, power steering and brakes, with radio CHRYSLER - DODGE ',PLYMOUTH CRAWFORD MOTORS PHONE 357-3862 WINGHAM ONTARIO AND POPS, DADS, GRANDAM! ASH TRAYS STEINS LIGHTERS WATCHES RINGS OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK - MONDAY TO SATURDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. SCHMID S JEW, ECLHLEINRAY AND OWNERS W. -JOS. AND 'DEAN E. AGNEW PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW Glenn Young and Mrs. Glen Haldenby. Mrs. Clarence. Hedley gave a brief report of Officer's Conference. Mrs, Glen Haldenby, District Director, gave the report of the District Annual. .Members were reminded that September 30 is the day the branch helps at the International Plowing Match. It was made known Valerie Stanley Please be advised that the Honourable John R. Rhodes, the Minister of Housing, signed an' amendment. to Qntario Regulation NO. 349/74, .a commercial order which affects, your municipality. Although the commercial order Intends only to prohibit haphazard development of shopping centres in your municipality, small-scale corn- . mercial , uset \ serving, local needs are also prohibited under the order: Ontario Regulation No. 333/76 which amends ,the original' order, permits the erection or use of a building with a floor area of less 'than 5,000 square feet for commercial purposes . Other changes in siting requirements have * also been included. For detailed information on Ontario Regula tion No. 333/76, please contact your Munici- pal clerk. Where, a proposed commercial use exceeds the provisions of the order, the Minister' of Housing may amend the order pursuant to Section 32 (6) Of The Planning Act after as- sessing indiVidual applications and in accor- dance with sound planning principles. Notice to residents of the Township of East Wowan0A m4omanesgggpmsmumgm has received County Honours in 4-H, also that Mrs. James Liirnore received a - certificate for having taught numerous 4-H courses. President is 'Mrs. Harold' Ban- nerman. and Mrs. Glenn Young.did the duties of secretary. There will be no meeting in, July or August: Lunch was served by Mrs. Wm. Stanley and Mrs. Glenn Haldenby.