The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-04-19, Page 8•
PAGE EIGHT
'1111E. LUC.KNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO_
Kathleen Jay , daughter ,of Rev..
land Mrs. Stanley Jay of:Lucknow,.
was .the win, nerof the Margaret'
Burrell Trophy presented.'by the
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dna
Zebras Group A,
Chipmunks Group B
Season:.Wunners
• LUCKNOW=DUNGANNON LEAGUE
Another season has d a . t a'
sonw
rn. o
close • �h .S art aniieson'•s
to a With to J
Zebras winning.the Group A;play-
.
Offs and' conratulations: o to .
g g.
• Gerry; Priestap's Chipmunks for,
,'winning the GroupB.
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•
GROUPA
•
Bud Thompson rolled a single
game. of 342 and Frank Thompson
.
had high triple .of 798.: Len Mac-
Donald also rolled a triple o '703.
Arnetta' Thompson's. single of
• 281; was.the ladies' top game and
`
ad a 699 � trip Jessie Toynt h ple ,
Men over 250: Frank Thompson `.
313 and 289 ,•'.Barry' McDonagh 262.
Fis .
Jack .Caesar •260, Ja ck,Fi he260 ,
r ,.
B11 Stewart 254. .
Ladies 'over 225,: 'Jessie Joynt 278
,y
and 244, Joanne Searle 265.,.
Marie •Stewart 264, Cora
ThornpSon.238,. Deanna Reavie
233 ;Jane Treleaven 233
Standing: Zebras 24; Tigers 21„
Cubs' 21, .Beavers 19 , Coons 10 ,
Wolverines 10. '
GROUP B
Donald Maclntyre came up with.
• •a triple of 744 and Charlie Ander-
son had the single of 302, Ella
Hackett rolled both triple and.
single With scores of 628 and 335..
Men over 250: Frank Hawthorne
281, Gerry P.riestap 274, Alex
Hackett 271., Donald Mad n'tyre'
269.
Ladies'over.225: Anne Anderson
257 , Mary Lou Pr''iestap 244.
Standing: Chipmunks• 24,. Gophers,
19 , Pole Cats 17, Kangaroos 17';
Lions 17 , Squirrels :11,
Wingbam' Figure' Skating. Club to
the most prornising club member:
The presentation was made by, Roy
Bennett of Wingham ,' president of•
•'
Duchess Top
fternoon Bowlers
.,
Arnetta Thompson's Duchess won'
the Play-off :Series': : r-•
• Marion'MacKinnon's Wealthys •
are runner• -up, winners: .
•Janet Ashton was top bowler of ' •
the.week with•a:High Single game
of 382 flat and High Triple of 755
flat. GOOD BOWLING JANET 1 :' •
Arnetta Thornpson';s Duchess 5
points; Shirley :Hawthorn's Delic-
ions 2 •points; . Isabelle Eedy's
Spys 7 points, Marion MacKinnon'•s,.
Wealthys 0 points;. Mildred' Cam-
eron's
am-eron's Pippins 5 points:, Ferne
MacDonald's Russetts 2 .points
Gaines:of 206 and over; Janet
Ashton 382., Arnetta T dmpson
2.70 and 286,. Ella Hackett 215•,.
Catherine Schmid 249, Wilma
Chisholm ' 289, Shirley Hawthorne
226 and 248, Catherine e And
. r, w
•
216; Kay Collyer' 241,' Jessie Joynt
234, .Pearl Murdie 258, Freda
Errington 208., Marion MacKinnon •
231.;and 211, Jean Phillips .206" and
276.,• Madelaine Haldenby 203,;
FerneacDo a d
M n 1 207 and 203,
Fanny Wraith X207 Mildred 'Canner:
on 228 and 213',
•Team Standings:. Duchess 29
points., Wealthys 18points , Spys
PYs
.
17 points, .Russeits 14 points, Del-
icioits 14 points; Pippins P
P ins 13. points,.
... .
the Wingham: Club. On the right.
is Mrs. Harold Wild of Wingham;
who was presented roses for her.
assistance to the club:"
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'WEDNESDAY, AFRI
19th, 1967,'
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DEALER
Ivan N. R. Richards ktected President
0100o Institute Of Agrologists
Dean N.. E.. Richards,. P. Ag. , of •
-the Ontario Agricultural College, •
University; of Guelph \has been
si
'elected 'e President 1 re ident 'of the Ontario
Institute of Agrologists,,Registrar
A• Gordon Skinner P
, P. Ag. of the
Institute has. announced. Dean
Richards is a• native .of the Lucknow.
He was installed as President of -
the Institute of Agrologists •during:
,the concluding sessions. Of the two-
day; annual Convention; held at •
the University of Guelph. The Ont-
ario Institute of Agrologists is the,
superyising body; of -the ;
.professional agriculture workers
engaged in research , industry ; and
,government service•across the
province::
Dean Richards'is•a'former Pres-
dent of the Guelph Branch of the.
Ontario Institute .of Agrologists; •
Closely associated with agricultur
al fleet:and research, Dean ,Rich-
ards is well known to'Ontario
farmers •and to conservation Offic-
ials throughout North America,
He was, appointed 'Dean of. the
Ontario Agricultural College' in
1962, after serving.foill years as
Head of the Department of Soil
Science at O.A::C, As Dean, he
,PLEASURE ,FOR ALL THE
FAMILY °'GRANDPA AND
GRANDMA, TOO
Ft IDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ONLY
' Comm.ncing April •28th •
OR.GROUPS BY AP.POINTMENY ANY NIGHT.
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Phone M-2904
4111 ar ab' " [' sr .+ 7" , ,. ...�uiLikwa
succeeded, Dr. •JD. MacLachlati,
who at`that time,was:. named. Pre=
sident 'of the 'College's.Federated .
and later the ,first President of the
University of ,Guelph •• . .
Dean Richards is Chairman .of the.
Canadian Council on Rural
Development, and is a;meniber of
the Grand River Conservation,
Authority and. the.`Ontario'.Counc't1
Y•
of Health:: • A' member"of .the Soil
Conservation Societiof'Ainerica,.
.he was honoured in 1965 by being
named a Fellow of that Society for
his great contributions to the, cause
of Soil and Water Conservption. •
'Also in,1965, he was 'named :•an .'
honorary member of the 'Canadian
Society of .Landscape' Architecture
for his contributions toward the,
establishment' of a:: degree program
•in.Landscape Architecture at 0.A
C. , the first. such degree offered
in Canada,
• Dean Richards'is'a member and •
former Chairman of the Advisory'
Fertilizer Board for Ontario. ,He'
has also 'served' as a : member or
officer of a nurnber'of other. impor-
tarit provincial and national bodies
interested in•soils , fertilizer and
conservation,
A' graduate `of..the .OntarioAgricu
ltural College 'in 1938; :Dean
Richards obtained his/Master's
Degree .in Soil Science at
Michigan.State University.
Born near .Lucknow,, Ontario, he
is married to the former Mary
Greer. They: have two sons.
KINLOSS
The annual meeting of Kairshea,
Women's lnsitittite Will be held
Thursday., April 20th at the home
of Mrs, Donald C, Macl ityre, .
'Douglas Dickie is home from' the
University of Guelph ,
Grace MacDougall, Eileen and
Donna Burt of .Lotigheed's Business
ave Gihbij
,'dent Of
ater System
WHIT HURCH NEWS ",
On Wednesday evening the spring
meeting of the itechurch. Water
System was held' in he •
•Whitechurch,Commu• it Memor-
ial Hall.
The president" Victor Ernerson
Welcomed the 13: members. The
minutes and letters'from• Ontario,
Water. Resources'wer.e read
'The treasurer Elwood Groskorth
gave a statement showing a bal
ance.:of $1,012.04. It was decided •,•
to invest $500', of this.'
Bill. Evans will look.after su `�p l
y
ing top soil for:the'pump house lot,,
Tom•Morrison, Dave Gibb:; Vi
Emerson, 'Russ:Chaprnan and Wes
Y
le ,Tiffin .all " ffered to. level. the
�'
top soil,
• Bill Evans was appointed Chair-
man and Mrs. Garnet Farrier Secre
tary for the election of officers...
President Dave Gibb, Secretary
Mrs. t ic'Emerson, Directors Fred
Tiffin; and yic Emerson, Treasurer .
EIwood Groskorth, Maintenance
Men Tom. Morrison,- Albert •Coulter.
and Elwood Groskorth.
It was decided that the .water'.
rate remain $5. payable April and .
October , and also to have Mr. G ..
Davidson, well driller, check the
well for capacity as td intake:
against. output when water is low
in summer,
The meeting Was alourned to
meet again in. October unless a
:special 'meeting has, to be• called .
College , Kitchener were home for
the week end •
Mrs Harvey Houston spent die
week :end in Clarkson and attendeci
a Teaa, in honor.of Miss Sandra
Rogers at the home of her parents
.Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers.
Tlte.1'
• .carne
{ ;a recer
ing of 1
of .Agri
direct()
keting
after rr
ing;.the
J.J. Gr
:' Agricul
gained.
that $11`,
,ed for i
nothing
:In expl,
McKim
product
industri
, 'ted: out
entering
andwo,
: his mil:
first. 7
discrin
produce
price i.