The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-10-27, Page 10community news
Ripley students attend
cross country meet
On Oct. 19th, the County
Cross. Country meet was
finally held near Paisley. It
was a beautiful. afternoon.
More than 700 students ran
in the six categories.'
The Ripley TD issttriict School
runners were: Junior Girls:
Monique Harvey, Myree
Gracey; Junior Boys: Tony.
Pollock, David Hodgins, Bill
Patterson;. Senior Girls:
Ruth Van Rooyen, Candy
Clark, Shirley Peterbaugh,
Jenny Burgess, Heather
Mackenzie, Pam Player,
Helen Needham, Connie
Guikema; Senior Boys:
Frauds Van Rooyen, Kevin
Pollock, Todd Farrell,.Joerg
Weller, David Cook.
Games allowed
Another noon hour activity
has been added to sports,.
library and music. From
12:30 to 1:00 elementary
students may play strategy
and board games or cards,
under Mrs'. Turvill's supervi-
sion.
bowling
Ladies 6:30
Lorna Button bowled the
high single with 243.. Belle
Herbert bowled ' the high
triple: with 577.
Gaines 200 and. over: Lor-
na Button 243, Belle Herbert
2'20; 206, Bernice'Kemp 210,
Marion MacKinnon 202,
Joan Livingston 201.
Team points and stand-
ings: Bears 7, 37; Tigers 4,
29; Lions 5, .28; Giraffes 2,
20, Monkeys 3, 18; Eleph-
ants ..0,`15.
Ladies 8 pan.
High. single, Lois Hodgins
240:High triple, Lois Hod-
gins 606.
Games over 200: Lois Hod-
gins 240, Wilma Elliott 218,
207, Joanne Searle 211, 208.
Team points. and stand-
ings: Crocus 7, • 18; Snow
Drops 2, 13; Iris 0, 12;,
Hyacinths 0,11; Tulips 7, 21,-"
Daffodils 'S, 10. .
Men's
'October 12
High single, 'Joe Hackett
304. High triple, Gerry Ross
742.
Games over 225: Joe Hack-
ett 304, Gerry Ross .252, 247,
243, Joe Van Diepen 234.
Standings: Oldsmobiles 4,
-11; Fords 5, 12; Mustangs 3,
11; Dodges 0,11; Pontiacs 2,
•2 Buicks 7, 16:
October 19
High' single, Gerry Ross
280. High triple, Gerry Ross
748.
Games over 225: Gerry
Ross 280, 251, Ron Elliott
238, Dave Humphrey 229.
Standings: Oldsmobiles
2;13; Fords 2, 14; Mustangs
7, 18; Dodges 5, 16; .Pontiacs
0;2; Buicks 5, 21.
Kinloss Mixed.
Ladies high -single and
high triple Val Matthews ,216
and 543, .
Mens highsingle and high
triple Jim Lavis with 249 and
616:
Men .200 and over: Jim
Lavis 249., 240, Fraser Mac-
Kinnon 228, 216. '
Team points and stand-
ings: Pippins 7, 21; ' Spys 7,
19; Macs 7, 15; Kings 0, 13;
Snows 0, 10; Wealthys 0, 6.
Youth
October l6
High scores, Tracy Living-
ston 246, 608; Kim Tyler 148,. 1
341; Bruce Elliott 213, 509;
Thn Becker 181, 438; Luke
Cranston 171, 403.
Standings: Allis Chambers .`
4, 15; : Massey Fergusons 12,.
32; Fords 1,. 22;. •.Interna-
tionals 7, 21. .
October 23 ,
High scores: Bruce Elliott
190, 495; Tim Becker 252,
590; Scott Allen 173, 401;
Tracy Livingston 154, 432;
Kim. Tyler 117, 314.
Standings: Allis Chambers
4, '19; Massey Fergusons 7,
39; Fords 7,'29; internation-
als 12, 33.
Town and Country
10.
High single for the ladies
was Marg MacDonald. with
164. The double went to
Agnes. Farrier with 262.
Len MacDonald had high
single for the menwith 192.
Harry Lavis had the double
with 346.
Team .standings: Greens
12, Yellows 11, Blues ' 10,
?ranges 7,, Reds 3, Violets 2.
Tour. maritimes
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Plate
of Viking, Alberta visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Gamble in Ripley.
From Ripley ' the °four
travelled to the East Coast
visiting all •provinces but
Newfoundland. On the way
they visited in Quebec with
Margaret MacDonald -
sister of Mrs.. Marion Gam-
ble
amble and cousinof Jean Place.
Then they •spent the balance
of two ' weeks viewing the
beauty of the Maritimes.
Hallowe'en' UNICEF boxes
Hallowe'en is UNICEF
time once again. Children
can help 'others along with
having fun themselves.
' UNICEF supplies •,materials
to developing nations in the
areas of Health, Nutrition,
Education and -Water.
The • emphasis' for the
UNICEF Project is on Safe
Water and Sanitation. Over
half the people of the third
world do not have clean wat-
er to drink and 75% do not
have adequate sanitation.
Eighty per cent of all diseas-
es are water related.
While a North American
family of four consumes
about 660 litres of water per
day, an African woman
spends up to eight hours a
day carrying 15 litres at a
time for •her family.
Please welcome your Hal-
lowe'en visitors with their
orange UNICEF boxes.
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1. To The Electors i
3
1 0 Of the
1
TownshipofAshfield t
1
I respectiv..�l y . solicit yoursupport . as
councillor, in the. forthcoming municipal 1
i election, November 8, 1982.
Sincerely,
Grant knish
Insinow :Sentinel, Wednesday, October 27, 1982 -Page 10
ON NOVEMBER 8TH
Vote
Tony McQuaiI
FOR
Trustee
HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
Vote
Cletus Dalton
FOR
Deputy - Reeve
IN
Ashfield Township
I will be proud to be of service as your
Deputy -Reeve.
WITH THANKS,
Cletus Dalton
4
1
ON NOVEMBER 8th
Vote
Grant Curran
FOR
Council
in.
Ashfi�Id ToiWnshii
I HAVE PREVIOUSLY SERVED 4
YEARS ON COUNCIL.
Thank You
THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING'ME TO BE
YOUR REPRESENTATIVE ON THE BRUCE
COUNTY BOARD' OF, EDUCATION FOR
THE NEXT TERM. I WILL ENDEAVOUR
TO WORK IN .YOUR BEST INTEREST.
Sincerely, a
AIna Conn -Armstrong
Tjowflsip of Ashfield
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NOTICE OF POLL
TAKE NOTICE thatin accordance with the Municipal
Election Act1977, Section 41, a poll will be held for the
election of:
3r
DEPUTY REEVE
3 -COUNCILLORS
1 -PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEE
PLEBISCITE On the question of general disarmament
ADYANCE POLL
A
WM be held at the Clerk's Office, Lot 9, Con. 13 W.D.
on
Saturday, October 3Oth
REGULAR POLL
Monday,. Novefliber 8th
from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the following locations:
NO. 1 DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL' HALL''
All Lots con. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6and 7
Eastern Division
NO. 2 TOWNSHIP HALL
Lot 4, con. 9 E.D.
All lots con. 8, 9, 10, .11,12,13 and 14
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- 25N.T.I. Lake Range
THE LAST DAY FOR MAKING APPLICATION TO
THE CLERK FOR A CERTIFICATE TO VOTE BY
PROXY SHALL BE 5 P.M. NOVEMBER 8 1982
, .
0 • DONALD
OFFICER.
ONALD M. SIMPSON,