The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-12-23, Page 16Page -16 Loan w Solana oRta ; eee ber 2% 1991
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new .residents to,
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Pi emst Man r Nuishig woe assommornossioweissiosi
has weiome-d some new residents Het Maw
in the past' few weeks. They mciu ie
Beatrke Me ndlan, who had. n by Mlidred Wile
le
staying at Hyden Manor; Leonard
Cougney of RR 1 Ripley; Vera To the staff at the Sentinel, to all
Shari ofr od h; andJeaa INilock who contribute new items to thrise
also of the Ripley area., who are 'patient whit me per, i .., g
With the early deadline for the nearly MU wee? ,trying to find
paper next week please phone your sole nest :and to an who take
• list of • Christmas visitors htfore 'tie to read the Luc ow News,
Friday noon or if you happen to go • .may you be blessed with the pea
away why not share your activities and joy of the Angers song this
with all our readers. Christmas season,
Noyice defeatedby Ripley
On December 19 the Novice A Immoinisornorni
- -b — PORTS
hosted ' their neighbours from
Ripley. Mark Smith of Ripley
scored an unassisted goal in the
early minutes of the first period to
start what would be a great night
himself and his team.
Samuel. Stain assisted by Smith
and Dustin Todd chalked up
another Ripley goal
Lucknow's Paddy Lyons scored
on a pass from Mathew Martin to
put the home team on the
scoreboard.
Smith scored once again in the
second assisted by Matt MacDonald
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and Mark O'iandley to make- the
score 3 e 1 for Ripley.
The visitors rallied three more
times in the third with goals by
Smith assisted by MacDonald, Joey
Elliott assisted by Jeremy McQuil-
lin and Dustin Todd unassisted.
Final score Ripley 6 Lucknow 1.
Merry Christmas hockey players
and fans,
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Alishia Robson (right) gave Snowman, Mike Van Diepenbeek a carrot
noseduring the Grade 1 play performed during St. Joseph's
Kingsbridge School concert last week. (Melody Falconer photo)
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"Ok, mom, you wanted me to sit here with these antlers on my head and be good. Wel X kept my part of
the bargain. Now where's my candy cancer" This could be what these little Puddleduckerrs are saying.
Actually they were taking part in theirconcert held last Friday *ht. DDue,,sho ime we ve;, :
unable to_get;-the ,.names of-thech ren;Slaynt nxtvweek..(Pat Liv
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Campaign .underscores sa habits
The 1991.92 snowmobile season with local "Drive Safe/DriveSober" or hadbeen drinking. -
had barely begun when two campaigns. For example, O ' P. • • "I• can't emphasize enough how
snowmobilers were killed in separ officers in the Sudbury area- are important the `Ride Safe, Ride
ate accidents on Rabbit Lake near conducting spot checks on snowmno Sober' campaign is," said - Peter
Kenora Nov. 26 and on the bile trails, North, Ontario Minister' of Tourism
Chapleau River Dec. 2. Unless Many snowmobile= doet realize and Recreation. "If we can :.save
attitudes. change, another 30 of they can lose •their diniver's licence even at few lives, then the campaign
more people could die in the prov- if they do not "Ride Sober." The will be well worth the effort."
ince-from snowmobile -related acci- penalties if convicted of impaired The "Ride Safe, Ride Sober"
dents before the season is over.' driving are the same for both snow- campaign is sup by the
The recently announced "Ride mobiles and motorists, including the • Ontario government, Arctic Cat,
Safi, Ride Sober" campaign to help suspension of a driver's ;licence for Bombardier Skidoo, ' Polaris,
reduce the number of snowmobile up to two years. If the snowmobiler Yamaha, the Ontario Federation of
deaths and injuries is catching on is underage and: does not ` have a -
across the province. The Ontario driver's licence, a..conviction may Snowmobile Clubs, the Ontario
Ministry of Tourism and.Recreation mean they will not be able to obtain 'Cottagers Association, the Royal
is working with, snowmobile mann a. licence until they are 18 years Life Saving Society and the Cana..
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public. This year's campaign theme. were 636- snowmobile collisions in -
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factor in the majority of snowmo- involved (70 per cent) were under
bile collisions. 25 years of nage. There were 35
The campaign has been picked up • fatalities. More than half of those
by many Ontario communities and (57 per cent) nnvolved snowmobile
in some cases, has been integrate( drivers who were legally impaired
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