HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-04-25, Page 45Memos Mixed fiewlin$ UMW
nigh and triple for the men Was
rolled by Taylor with 267 and 781
respectiYely.
Mede 1thody captured the :high single
for the ladies with 220 and Hannah:
Hate's 573 was. the high triple,
Galilee over 200: Erie Taylor 7467t 384,
248, Martin Lebreton. 249, 215, 347, J
Vanderklippe 231, John Vandiepen 219,
Brice Elliott 205, Tom. Gilmore 243,
Dwayne Ziegler 200, John Andrew 221,
Fred deBoer 230, Merle Rhody. 2201; Han -
nal) }fartemink 212, Wilma Elliott 211,
Team standings: one night left - Spares
54, Aces 47, Headppins 41, Strike Outs 40,
Five Pins i6, Gutterballs 34.
Town and Country'Bowling •
High lady was Anna 1VieDougall with a
261 single and a 346 double, What happen'
ed in your first game, Anna?
ElOWLING
minanomen.••••••••
Bill, Patton rolled the high single for
the men with 188 and Tum Phillipfl, took
the double With 352.
Ganes 150 and over: Tom Pleipis 1112,.
170, Jean Phillipe 193, 151, Grace Geiert-
sn is 174 167, Ruth Conley 105, 155, Anne
• Anderson 213, Kay Won** click 193,. Mabel
Whitby 192, Dorothy Brown 107, Jake
Conley 162,Harry LaVis 158, Cliff Menary .
158; Caroline Menary 152.
Team standings; Tulips 13, Hyacinths
12, Daffodils, 11, Pansies 10, Crocuses 7,
Snowdrops 7.
News from the Bruce -Grey
Roman. Catholic School Board
HANOVER-Assessment increased by
eight per cent from 1988 to 1989 for the
Bruce -Grey Roman Catholic Separate
School Board.
Paul Serre, superintendent of business
said, at the board's April 24 meeting, the
additional taxes were needed because of
a $287,000 drop in provincial grants from
1988. The assessment increase left the
board with a net gain of about $78,000.
Grey County absorbed the bulk of the
increase, with assessment in Grey up 14.8
per cent, while assessment in Bruce in-
creased by 4.7 per cent.
Serre said separate board assessment
makes up about 10 per cent of the total
for the two counties, while the other 90
per cent goes to public boards.
HANOVER-The Ministry of Education,
rather than individual school boards,
should be responsible or development of
pay equity policies, the Bruce -Grey
Roman Catholic Separa School 'Board
has said.
The board approved a resolution on.the
subject from the Brant County separate
board at its April 24 meeting..
The Brant resolution expressed concern
that protracted legal battles will result
from government requirements making.
Bequity policies mandatory for • the
ards"What this resolution basically says, is
that it would be much simpler if the pro- .
vince would write (a y equity policy)
for everyone," said Wian1 Brown, direc-
tor of education. •
HANOVER-Successful bidders on.
grass cutting tenders for Bruce -Grey.
Roman .Catholic Separate School Board
properties will be paid between $12 and
$20 per hour.
The board approved tenders as recom-
mended by the business and finance com-
mitteeat their April 24 meeting.
The board approved the bids of six .con-
tractors from a lengthy list of tenders
ranging as high as $35 per hour.
Churches/gear up for visitors.,
Three area churcl$s are gearing up to
welcome two special visitors to the
Wingham and Brussels area this
weekend.
A group of women from Wingham
United,,t. Andrews Presbyterian and
Brussels Mennonite Fellowship became
acquainted with Cathy Rempel Quicke
through attending retreats at Pioneer
Camp, which is a part of Inter -Varsity
Christian Fellowship. It is these women
who have helped to organize a weekend
of inspirational activities, so Cathy and
her husband Bob can bring their joyous
ministry of music and scripture to Huron
County.
Cathy Rempel Quicke is a professional
Christian musician and a student of
theology. She was born in Saskatchewan
with a visual disability which left her
legally blind. In spite of this handicap,
she obtained a Bachelor of Music degree
from the University of Saskatchewan in
voice and piano. She realized that God
was leading her in a special way and out
of her personal struggles has come a
depth of ministry that is a blessing to all.
Bob Quicke is a dramatist, preacher
and youth minister and is presently tak-
ing
aking graduate studies in theology. He has
worked in design engineering, the com-
puter industry; the trucking business and
at one time ran his own bus company.
Throughout his schooling and working
life he has been associated with drama
and music. His work with Sunday School,
Scouts and a rock band has brought him
into contact with the youth scene.
Bob and Cathy were married lit
September 1989 and make their home in
Vancouver where they both attend
Regent College.
On Saturday morning, May 5, Bob will
be the guest speaker at a Men's
Fellowhsip Breakfast from 7:30 to 9 a.m.
at Brussels Mennonite Fellowship. His
topic will be "Faith and Business -Are
they mutually exclusive?" The cost is
$,/person and anyone attending will be
most welcomed. For further information
call Bruce Campbell at 357-1648, Ross
Hemingway at 887-6348 or Bill Keil at
3572036. Tickets are also available at
Radford Auto in Brussels.
A ladies'' spring conference/retreat will
be held at the Wingham United Church
from a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, May.
5, with Cathy Rempel Quicke as speaker,
soloist and facilitator. Her three sessions
will be: (1) Finding your God; (2) Fin-
ding yourself; (3) Finding, yourself in
God. Good food, good music and good
fellowship will be the order of the day.
To find out if there are any tickets left
for this event call Gwen Laidlaw at
357 L.
B.. is Menn..nite Fellowship, who
are presently without a pastor, have in-
vited Cathy and Bob to lead their Sunday
morning worship service at 9:30 a.m.
After Sunday School a noon hour
potblessing lunch is being organized to
give people an opportunity to become "bet-
ter acquainted with Bob and Cathy.
Anyone "wishing to attend this service will
be warmly welcomed.
On Sunday evening, Cathy and Bob will
again john together to •put on a Sacred
Concert, sponsored by the Missions Com-
mittee of Brussels Mennonite Fellowship.
Cost of admissions is $3/person, but
elementary school children will be admit-
ted.free. Due to the large attendance ex-
pected, the concert is being held at
Melville Presbyterian Church in Brussels.
Proceeds from this concert will go for
missions work, and Brussels Mennonite
Fellowship wish to express their sincere
appreciation to the members of Melville
Presbyterian for graciously allowing this
event to take place in their church.
Anyone wishing further details about
this weekend can contact Gwen Laidlaw
at 357-1721, Eleanor Ward at 357-3898 or
Bev. Brown at 887-9621.
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workable, hardwood bush. $130,000. -
TRIPLEX - 2.- 1 bedroorn & 1 -2 bedroom,
affordable housing or good investment.
' *53,000.
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WEST WAWANOSH - 100 acre pasture
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drained. *80,000.
22 ACRES - 3 bedroom country home, snail
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12 x 60 MOBILE near Wingham, large lot
overlooking Maitland. Vendor will hold mor-
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LUCKNOW
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1988 FORD TAURUS, V6, 4
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1987 FORD TEMPO, 4 door, air
1986 CHEV 1/2 TON PICK-UP
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1986 GMC3/4 TON PICK-UP,
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1986 CHEV 1/2 TON, Wrangler
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1985 GMC 8/4 TON
1984 MERCURY MARQUIS,
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