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TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH
All
Candidates
Meeting
St. Helen's. Hall
Wednesday, November 2, 1994
8:00 p.m.
Come out to meet the candidates and ask your
questions concerning Municipal Matters for
the upcoming municipal election.
of
a
NOTICE
TO ALL RATEPAYERS
VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
Council of the Village of Lucknow will be holding a
ratepayers' meeting, and "Meet the Candidate" night on
November 1, 1994 at 8:00 p.m. in the downstairs
assembly room of the Town Hall.
All interested persons are urged to attend.
B. M. WI-iITCROFT
Clerk -Treasurer
THE HURON TOWNSHIP
FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
Invites you to a
Meet The Candidates Night
for the Township of Huron and Village of
Ripley for tie new Amalgamated
Township of Huron for the office of
• REEVE • '.DEPUTY REEVE
• COUNCILLORS P.U.C.
• Bruce Grey County
R.C.S.S: Board Trustee
Thursday, November 3, 1994
7:30 p.m. '
Ripley -Huron Community Centre
Ripley, Qntario ;
Kim Bann is named Huron
County dairy educator
Kim Bann loves kids so it's no
surprise that she is eager to take on
the challenges of educating young
children about ,the dairy industry in
her new role as the Huron County
Dairy Educator.
Kim was chosen as the Huron
County Dairy Educator August 31
at a special reception hosted by the
Huron .County Milk Committee.
She is the second person in Huron
to be named Dairy Educator since
the Dairy Princess competition was
revamped to concentrate on
educating primary school children
about milk and the dairy industry.
"I love working with kids," says
the 18 -year-old Kim who is the
oldest, daughter of David and
Dianne Baan of RR 3, Walton. For
the past year, she has been working
part time at the Seaforth
Cooperative Child Care Centre
where she discovered many children
didn't know where milk came from.
"I was really surprised to realize the
children didn't know much about
the dairy industry. I'd like to teach
them about all the work there is on
the farm and what all happens to
milk before it reaches their table."
As Dairy Educator, she will
certainly get the opportunity. In the
next year, she will be attending
over 20 schools. Kim will also be
promoting the dairy industry with
cheese displays in grocery• stores
and by attending focal fairs.
Kim will be busy but she says
that's the way she likes it. Besides
her Dairy Educator duties, Kim will
be attending Conestoga College this
fall to earn her Early Childhood
•see Sisters, page 19
Kim Bann
Thls group Is the Lucknow contingent of the Wingham Optimist
Track & Field Club. Back row, fromthe left: Sandy Lougheed,
Nigel Black, Cindy Willits. Front row: B.J. Mayer, Hamish Black
and Heather Lougheed. The group participated in the Ontario
Cross Country meet hosted by the Wingham club last Saturday.
(Pat Livingston photo)
INFORMATION
MEETINGS
The following area meetings have been scheduled to discuss a proposal by the County of
Bruce General Hospital tel provide a Ci' scanner for patient care in a rural setting.
All rneetings will commence at 7:30 p.nr.
Your interest and input are sought in discussions clarifying, the role of technology in a
rural hospital setting.
For more information or clarification contact Guy Kirvan - 519-881-1220.
October 27 Saugeen Memorial Hospital,- Southampton,
Ontario.- Meeting Room
November 1- Wingbam and Area Seniors Day Centre,
Wing la 'rl, Ontario
November 3- Hanover Fire Departrlet Hall, 437
10th Avenue, Hanover, Ontario
BOWLING
• Monday Night Mixed
Ladies' tLS. Wendy Ritchie 191,
H.T. Linda Sticklend 470. Men's
H.S. Eric Taylor 264, H.T. Martin
LeBreton: 707.
Games over 200: Robert Jones
209, 241, 246, Harold Elliott 208,
227, Eric Haldenby 213., Dave
Humphrey 200, 201, Eric Taylor-
210, 264, 201, Martin LeBreton
255, 238, 214, Emerson Howald
233.
Team standings: Newfies 27,.
Midnight Rollers 22, Angels 17,
Looney Tunes 17, Light Outs 14,
Bluebirds 8.
Non-smoking League
Ladies' H.S. Trudy Foran 191,
H.T. Bea Griffin 531. Men's H.S.
and H.T. Gerald Rhody 256, 625.
Games over 200: Gerald Rhody
256, Bob Jones 245, Eric Haldenby
225, John Hopf 211.
Team standings: Weasels 22,
Polar Bears 21, Tasmanian Devils
.18, Wildcats 18, Pitbulls 15, Griz-
zly Bears 11. •
Thursday Night Ladies
H.S. Marion Jones 224, H.T.
Shirley Kennedy 564.•
Games over 200: Wendy Ritchie
203, Barb Tyler 203, Marion Jones'
224 Wilma Elliott 210.
Team standings: Kool Cucumbers ..
201/2, Carmelettes 17, Corn Heads"
161', Hot Tomatoes 10, Cauliflower
Ears 10, Tuttifruittis 10.
Ripley Mixed
Ladies' H.S. Edna Stanley 182,
H.D. Edna Stanley 291. Men's H.S.
Ed Fink 225 H.D. Al Schaus 420.
Games over 150: Al Schaus 224,
196. Helen McCreath 152, Edna
Stanley 182, Ed Fink 225, 182'.
Team standings: . Chevies 15, •
Fords 14, Pontiacs 13, Buicks 10,
Hondas 6, Oldsmobiles 2.
YBC •
Oct. 22: Smurfs: Amber Naman
104, Rachael Elliott 105. Bantams:
Angie Nicholson 143, Jennifer
Beyersbergen 106, Amber Ritchie
105, Loretta Weber' 108, Jason
Paquette 119, 145, Whitney Taylor
125, Mathew Stewart 116, Robbie
Moir 106. luniors: Jeffery Weber
164, Russ Mann 170. Seniors:
Kristina Johnston 189. '
Town and Country
Ladies' H.S. Anne Anderson 192;
H.D. Jean Phillips 325, Men's H.S.,
Ian Dougherty 186, H.D. George
Taylor 339.
Games over 150: Anne Anderson
192, Jean Phillips, 170, 155, Fern
McDonald 160, , 156, Anne
McDougall 169, Pat Heimpel 154,
Marg Nettleton 152, Ian Dougherty
186, George Taylor 178, 161, Grant
Farrish 173.
Team points: Pansies 15,
Hyacinths 13, Crocuses 9, Tulips 9,
Snowdrops 9, Daffodils 5.
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MEET THE CANDIDATES NIGHT
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
All ratepayers are invited to attend to participate in a ques-
tion and answer period concerning municipal matters for
the upcoming municipal election.
It will be held at the Kinloss Municipal Building on
Wednesday, November 2, 1994 at 8:00 p.m.
Mark L. Becker, A.M.C.T.
Clerk & Returning Officer
Township of Kinloss