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NOTICE OF POLL
Township of Kinloss
Notice. Is hereby given to M%udclpal Electors of the. Township of Kinloss in the County,
of Bruce that whereas more candidates have been nominated to each of the following
' offices, therefore polls will be held at the times and places stated in this notice for the
purpose of electing the holders ofisuch offices.
OFFICES TO WHICH POLL WILL BE HELD
COUNCILLORS (4 to be elected]
SEPARATE. SCHOOL TRUSTEE
[ 1 to be elected - for the Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board]
REGULAR POLL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH, 1985
from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
' LOCATIONS
Poll No. 1- Kalrsheia Institute Hall
Poll No. 2 - Whitechurch Community Hall
Poll No..3 - Anglican Church, KInlough
The last day for applications for a certificate to vote by proxy Is Tuesday, November
12th, 1985, before 5:00 o'clock in: the afternoon. •
W.F. HAWTHORNE, A.M.C.T. 1
Returning Office, Township of Khdoss
Dated at Holyrood, Ontario, this 23rd day of October, 1985.
NOTICE OF POLL `
VILLAGE OF RIPLEY
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Village of Ripley in the County of Bruce -
that whereas. more candidates have been nominated to one ofthe following 'offices than the num-
ber required to fill such offices, therefore polls will be held at the times and places stated in this
notice for the purpose of electing the holder of such office.
OFFICES FOR.WHIC.H POLL TO BE HELD
Reeve (1; to be elected)
REGULAR POLL
Tuesday, November' 12, 1985
from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
at the.Ripley Legion Hall
Ripley, Ontario
THE LAST DAY FOR APPLICATIONS FOR A CERTIFICATE TO VOTE BY PROXY IS TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 12th, 1985.BEFORE 5:00 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON.
DATED Al RIPLEY, ONTARIO THIS 23rd DAY OF OCTOBER, 1985.
WM. P: McCREATH
Clerk and Returning Officer of
The Village of Ripley
Ripley, Ontario.
Township of Ashfield
NOTICE OF POLL
TAKE NOTICE• that ln.accordance`with the Municipal' Election Act 1982, Section 41, a
poll will be held for the, election. of: .
1 -PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEE
REGULAR POLL,
Tuesday, November 12th
from 11:00 a.m.'to 8:00 p.m. at the following locations:
NO. 1 AND NO.2 TOWNSHIP HALL
All Lots Eastern Division
NO. 3 - MRS: JEAN WEST, RESIDENCE
Lot 9, Con. 11 Western Division
All Lots con. 10, 11,12,13,14 Western Division and Lots 26 to 45 Lake Range
NO. 4 -'HAROLD ADAMS, RESIDENCE
Lot 3 Lake Range
All lots con. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 W.D. Lots 1 to 6 S.T.P: Town Plot of Port Albert
And Lots 1 • 25 N.T.P. Lake Range
THE LAST DAY FOR MAKING APPLICATION TO THE CLERK FOR
CERTIFICATE TO VOTE DY PROXY SHALL BE 5 P.MZ NOVEMBER 12,1985.
DONALD M. SIMPSON
RETURNING OFFICER.
Students have Hallowe'en
parties and hotdog days
BROOKSIDE
By Madonna Bradley,
Jennifer Dalton and Bev Aitchison
Grade 3, Room 10 had a hot dog
luncheon with special treats. They also
went to a Hallowe'en, party in the gym on
Thursday.
On Oct. 24, Rooms T and 9° visited the
•Wawanosh Conservation Authority, They
enjoyed the program "Autumn Walk -
Auturnn Talk". The students observed
examples of water erosion and some
measures which are all being- taken to
prevent erosion.
For lunch on Thursday Miss Jewitt's
Grade 2 class enjoyed hot dogs provided by
Miss Jewitt and treatsrought from home
by the students. W
Mrs. Worsell's Grade 5 class prepared a
choral reading called `t lallowe'en Night"
and -preformed it in the ym for their Grade
1 partners from Mrs. Young's class.
Christopher MacDonald directed the
group. Darryl Gibson did the special light-
ing effects and Lisa Cairncross and Jeffery
Pentland took /solo sp aking parts.
- On Friday Kinderga n 1 had a Hallow-
e'en party and a 'cos ume parade. The
Kindergartens also made Jack O'Lanters
on Friday. -
, The Room 4 Alpha et had 'a spooky
Hallowe'en week. There were five witches
. who helped make Witches' Manuals, and
mothers helped carve jack -o -lanterns. Mrs.
Puddy taught the cl ss how to make -
strange and wonderf . string paintings.
The class also' had a gi spider web in .the
room . filled with creep spiders!
Oct. 31 sawlots• 04 activities for the
students. During noo hour' there was a
dance for Grades 4 - 8:.'he winners of the
costume contest are: Grade 5, Mike Cere,
Freddie McCabe, Rosalind Jervis, Christ-
ina Todd, Barb Nivins; Grade 6: Joel
Wright, Robert Ireland, . Tim McNee,
Warren Andrew; Grade 7 winners were:
Kevin Cook, Adrian Rau, Jason Cameron
and in Grade 8: Madonna Bradley, Bobbie
Anne Menary, Tanya Turner and Peter
Hooftman. In the afternoon there • was a '
costume party for Kindergarten to Grade 4.
The categories were spookiest, funniest,
oddest and most colorful outfits:
In Kindergarten winners were Jacquie
Pentland, Jason Walden, Barrett Glousher
and Lindsay Williams..
Winners from Grade 1 Room 1 were
Scott Richardson, J. J. Humphrey, Angela.
MacDonald and Drew Black.
Grade '1, Room '5 winners were Adam
Sinclair, Billy Tucker, Cherianne D'Aoust
and Melissa Snowden.. ' • '
From Grade 2, Room 3 the winners were
Jennifer Storey, Debbie Ross, Mike Dau-
phin and Kevin Rintoul.
Winners .from Grade 2,Room 4 were
Danny Wylds, Colin Becker, Chris Curran
and Tammy Upthegrove.
Grade. 3, Room 10 winners were Charity
Newhook, Richard Sinclair,Melissa Mac-
Lennan and Jeff Taylor.'
Winners from, Mrs. Tebbutt's Grade 3-4
Class were Robyn Dawson; Jeff Brindley,'
Sara Dauphin and Amanda Todd and in
Mrs. Graham's Grade 4 class the winners
were Tanya Maclnnes,, Kerri Snowden,
Misti Humphrey and Doug Culbert.
The students in Grade 1, Room 5 have
been 'busy this past week doing lots and
lots of Hallowe'en activities. On .Hallow-
e'en there was a great party and students
even received a present from Wendy, the
Witch.
swa•
y barbecue heid
at Hen4icks family home
Willy ' Hendriks and family had a
barbecue on Sunday and all friends and
neighbours enjoyed the afternoon. Every-
one wishes Willy a steady recovery. •
The community welcpmes Margie Fer-
guson and her three children Joan, Glen
and Nathan to Kintail. The children will be
attending Brookside Public School. •
Trick or treateis were out in force on
Hallowe'en. All returned home safe and
sound, . •
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