The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-06-04, Page 161.
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„spartImm Kintail
Over 100 Squirts School
in soccer league restoration
sLucXnow •
began their season on May , Opthnist who sponsored a
TheLucknow S qui rts u Pport of the
at the Kinsmen Soccer Mosquito team, Cliff's
field. The energy level Plumbing and Heating
was high As 44 junior sponsored a Pee Wee
squirts divided into six team, and Knechtels spon-
teams to play from 6;30 to sored an Atom team ,as
7:30 and 61 senior squirts well as B Kool.
play 7:30 to 8:30. These All travelling, teams
soccer players aged four to will play a 10 game:schecl-
eight can be seen every ule wrapping up with. a
Tuesday evening. at the weekend tournament in
above times until the end . July or August depending
. of July. You will be sur- on the team. •
prised at these young ath- This program could not
fetes abilities run smoothly if not for the
Oer 250 la ers have Lhelp of our 16 coaches in
egistered for v,pyucknow
the travelling league and
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soccer this year a definite many parent volunteers at
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increase over lathe squirt ever.
st year.
Good luck to all. the
. With three more travel- „ teams. Remember it's not
ling teams this year 'and how you start your season
several sets of uniform it's how you finish,
needing to be replaced, it Dribble it, trap it, cross it,
left us short on uniformshead it, pass it, KICK
We .are grateful for the 11' soccer
Track & field champs
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face off on June 14
• Five hundred athletes from, the county's elementary
schools will compete in 54 different events at the June '
14 track andfield ChainPionships.,This meet will show-
case the top three athletes in each event from each of the
county's .five athletic regions: North Bruce, South West
,
Bruce . South East Bruce Lakeshore and Central. Bruce
The opening ceremonies take place at•9:30 a.m, -at the
project begins
If you are looking for a Wayto join a ftin-
loving group while contributing to the Coln-
-munity. at the ,same time, then come to the
next ,work bee at Kintail School on Highway-
gl north,
• On the Victoria Day long weekend, about
20 volunteers •spent.. the holiday wielding
Masonry hammers and chipping mortar off
century old bricks from Kintail School The
weather was wet and Cold, but an enthusias-
tic group of supporters, some from .as far
away as Guelph, Whitby and .Goderich, came
out anyway, because after two years of fund
raising and planning, they could finally begin
phase one of the reconstruction project
Contractor Torn Shiflett,' who is donating
his expertise to oversee -the restoration of the
south wall of.Kintail School, had braced the
wall inside the school to stabilize during
*reconstruction. After his initialexamination,
he stated hewas pleased with how well the
school is built; 'the joists are solid and the
building is well tied together.
In 1893 our forefathers must have pre-
ferred working with bricks to wood, as they
used three rows of bricks in the construction
of the school. Volunteers •••involved in the
May 17 work bee estimate • they . cleaned
about 1,200 bncks of the 10,000 that com-
prise the wall. The 'workers finished the.day
tired, but happy 'with the community spirit
and sense of accoMPlishment. • .
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For inforraatiOn • on this project, contact
Yvonne .Sinnett at 529-7288, Bonnie Kuik
529-3163, or Marion'MacLennan 395-5351.
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Davidson Centre, Kincardine, and will include a march '
' in of athletes and coaches who will be led by pipers and
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A group of volunteers 'began the arduous task of ,
restoring kintall School on the May long week end
The project started three years agO.
'the color party Of the Royal Canadian Legion. Paul
Martindale, director of education, will formally open the
games. •
Awards will be presented through the day, with the
regional team.championship declared at 3:30 p.mat the
close of the meet - •
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o les have
and 0 recon
The Rookie ball team is
participating in the
WOBS, houseleaguesouth
division this summer. The
team plays against
Listowel 1 and II, Mitchell
and II, and Goderich.
.their first three
games of the season the
team has a 3 -.0 record.
The Rookies have collect-.
ed their wins by
outscor-
ing the oppOsitiOn 57 to
.18. The team defeated.
Goderich and Mitchell I
(twice). Thirteen players •
are playing on this team. •
The uniqne aspects of
this game are: the use of a
pitching machine,, 'five
, pitches and 10 players on
" the field. • ' •
. • Coaching this team are
Al Murray, Gord Kemp,
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rice of lambs down at Brussels
Fed steers' and heifers
sold.$1 to .$2 higher last
week; cows 'sold on a
strong, active trade, veal
sold steady; lambs Sold $5
- $10' lower; 11 classes of
stockers sold $2 - $5 high-
er. • , • ,
Steers 385 sold from
92.00 to 97.00 to high of
103.00. • '
Murray ' Shiell,.
Winghana, 12, avg 1338
lbs., aVg.'95.17 to 100.00;
- Don Shiell, Wingham,
11, avg. 1381 lbs •
96.10.to 98.75. •-`
John • Glousher,
Witigharn4. 3, -avg. 1376
lbs., avg. 9547 to 9800
• George Chettleburgh,
Wingham, 3; avg. 1188
lbs., avg. 97.02 to 98.00.
Heifers 140 on, offer sold
from 90.00 to 95.00 to
high of 96.50.
Kada Farms, Bluevale,
11, avg. 1168 lbs., avg.
91.51 to 96.50.
G. don Daer, Auburn,
2,, avg. 1117 lbs., avg.
93.97 to 94.75. '
• Cows 233 selling from
45.00 to 63.00 to high cif
80.00.
Keith Moffat, Bluevale,
; weghing.1325lbS sold
for 79.00. . •
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Adana ' Weber,
Dave Black.
Holyrood,
lbs., avg. 63,36 to 6800:
Bulls 20 on offer sold
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urraygg
from 61.00 to 72.50 to
high of 76.00. .
There were 321 veal on
offer selling: Beef: 90.00
to 117.00; Holstein 85.00
to. 100.00; plain Holstein: •
70.00 to 8540. •
Lambs: under 50 Ibs.
155,00 to 1137.50; 50 -.80
.lbs. 155.00 to 187.50; 80 -
95 lbs. 160.00 to ,170.00;
95- 109 lbs 132.50 to
157.50. • , •
. • Sheep:. 35.00 to10.00.
Goats: 20.00 to 127..00.
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ir
el
by Jean Ross
Whitechurch hall board
hosted -a sho6t party on
•,Monday night with six,
tables High. play-,
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Two wins and loss
recorded by Midets
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The Visiting Listowel
team had' six home runs
that made a big difference
when they piayedl the
Midgets onMay 27. •
Shane Petteplace and
Troy McKenzie hit home
runs bringing in three
runs..
Spore Listowel 18,
Lucknow 6.
On May •30, Mitchell
visited Lucknow. Lee
Cran stOn 'h ad- two -home
runs and Scored another
.7 .
run., LucknoW's' pitching
and defence 'played excel-
lent to record the 6 to 0
win. •
Lucknow travelled to
Mitchell.on Ante 1.• It was
a good gameiuntil the fifth
and sixth innings when
LuicknOw's bats came alive
for a final -score of 22 CO 8
for L'ucknow.
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These third year Guides moved up to Pathfinders last week when the
Wildlife Trivia local Guiding Association held its parent/daughter banquet Leaders in
-Trees. that are cone -bear -the back row are Dayle Taylor and Trish Scott New Pathfinders are Lori
ing are called? (conifer- Blake, Cindy Willits, Susan GUay, Laura Knechtel and Erin Moran.
Phili dJ i M n (Livin ston hoto)
ers were Vera Falconer,
Kay McCormick, IVIerte
McFarlane ,(on White, card,
aird, Cal Burke. Janet
1Vlatlieri and Mina Edgar
.had.the trtost shOts.
A birthday.party was
held on 'Sunday ,for Agnes
Gaunt.
Thirty family -member's
gathered at noon at the,
home of Don and Jean •
Ross for. a family dinner
and get tOgether.
.• Mr. and Mrs Miner
Sleighthelm , spent the
weekend with 'Mr and
Mrs. Lloyd Sleighthohn
and family in Brantford,
• Jack Inglis of
Yancotiver visited on
Monday with Elroy and.
Louise Laidlaw. '
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