The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-05-01, Page 7Lucluiow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 1, 1985—Page, 7
New correspondent for
Kingsbridge - Kintail
The Sentinel is pleased to announce that
Jennifer Dalton, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cletus Dalton, is our new correspond-
ent for the Kingsbridge Kintail area.
Jennifer, a grade seven student at
Brookside: Public School, will write a
column of news items from the community,
Look for her column this week in the
Sentinel. If anyone in the Kingsbridge -
Kintail area has an interesting news item,
please phone Jennifer at 529-7420.
On a sad note, Marie Park of Dungannon
hiss decided to retire from her duties as
Dungannon correspondent. If anyone in
the Dungannon area would like to be the
village's correspondent, please phone the
Sentinel office at 528-2822.
JENNIFER DALTON
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"We Work Farmer's Hours"
:Area fishermen enjoy sport in Kerry Creek
By Jennifer Dalton
On Sunday, April 21, the Kingsbridge
Beavers had a horse and wagon ride back
to the lake where they enjoyed a wiener
and marshmallow roast. The weather was
beautiful and all had a good time.
There has been many young and old
fishermen enjoying their sport in Kerry
Creek, Kintail. Suckers and smelt were
caught at the site.
We welcome . Duncan Simpson home
from Agriculture School in Guelph,where
he completed a two year • term 'in
agriculture.
Bob and Jean • Simpson have just
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Attend zone meeting
Wingham hosted the Lake Hurop Zone
of the Ontario Municipal Recreation Assoc-,
iation on Saturday; April 20, which drew
eighty delegates from twenty-one com-
munities. Bill .Hunter of the Lucknow
Recreation department and Clark Ferguson
of Ripley attended the meeting.
Six workshops were offered: Financing
Recreation Resource, Special Programs,
the Aging Plant, the Role of the M.R.C.
Membir; Pot Pourri and Amalgamation of
Municipal Recreation Services.
Bunny Hare of Owen Sound presented a
trophy to Clark Ferguson of Ripley -Huron
for the most points earned by a non -direct-
or community in Sportsfest.
During the business session chaired by
Neil Menage, president of the Lake Huron
Zone, the delegates decided to disband the
local zone in favour of working more closely
with the revised constitution of the parent
. body OMRA. There was assurance that
although a special era of leadership and
example throughout the province by this
Zone comes to an end the annual confer-
ence, the nevs(sletter and other services
provided by the Zone will be continued.
Reject county
inspection program
Bruce County Council has rejected the
idea of a county wide building inspection
program. The idea was suggested several.
months ago but only two of the 31 ,
municipalities in the county expressed an
interest in starting the system.
The County Agriculture Tourism and
Planning committee, which studied the
idea, stiggested municipalities without
building inspection programs should co-
operate with neighbouring municipalities
or set up their own inspection programs.
Most of the municipalities in the county
who were against the idea already have
their own building inspection programs.
returned from Niagara Falls, New York
where they were weekend guests of Barney
and Catherine . Carney and Agnes.
The following residents are inhospital.
and recovering: Father Ed Dentinger,, Bob
Howard and Willy Hendriks. Get well
soon._. .
W e would -like to welcome Belinda Sloet-
jes, new bride of Carl Sloetjes (formerly
Belinda Bond) of Kincardine, into our
community. Carl and Belinda will be living
in the trailer. formerly occupied by Louis,
Janice and Matthew Sloetjes on the former
Earl McDonald farm.
Please call me for any more news at this
number, 529-7420, between 4 p.m. and" 9
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