The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-09-27, Page 8p:
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27th, 1967
Ladies' 9-'p
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The Hounds retained their lead..
•1\•ionday night but the Terriers.are
barking at their heels.
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Wig Finlay captured High Singl
, with a 231 game while Anna John,
•stOnehad High Triple with 605..
Gamevover 200,were:,Marg
Finlay 231, Kathy Gibson 226.,
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• Anna Johnstone 218 and 210,
Maudie Fisher -214, Trudy Nelson
214•and 204, Shirley Bolt 208,
Marie Stewart 202: . • •
• Team Standing: Maudie Fisher's
• Hounds 10,Maxine Maize's Terr-
iers..
" • iers. 9, Shirley Hackett's SPaniels
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Shirley. Cooke's Collies 7, Joy .
. Dennis' Bull ,Dogs 6, Eileen Lavis'
Setters 3.. •
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Ladies 7 O'clock
Bowlers Begin
The Ladies. of the ,7:o'clock
7 bowling league started another seat
son of bowling on Monday, .Septem-
ber 18. The names of the teams this
year represent trees, . - • • .
1.t , Marion MacKinnon was top
for the evenink'with 'a High Single ,
Game of 353 flat and 'a High Triple
of 751 flat. Good Bowling Marion!'
Marion.l‘lackinnon'S Oaks 5 points
• Fere MacDonald's..Pines.2 points;
Jessie foynt's,WilloW,s. 4 points,
Mildred Cameron's Poplars 3,pOinti;
Shirley- litaWthorne's, Maples
Points,: Arnetta Thompson's Elms
2 points. • '
Team Standings: Oaks'5, MaPies
Willows 4, Poplars 3; Pines, 2,,
'TO Hove
_the G.oderiCh.Siftes•arereturning...
junior."0"- hOeitey this.yearafter
an J.sence elene'seaSen when they
crinipeted Junior 'C' ranks:, •• •
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• They will.compete in. the central.
Junior 'B' League with the owen
Sound Greys,.StratfOrd Braves ,St.
Marys Lincolns, Waterloo Siskins
and the Kitchener. Greenshirts.. The
Central. League will play an Inter-
locking schedule this'year with the
Western Junior 'B''Leagne which
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includes Sarnia, St Thomas,
• Steithroy„,Chtham and Learning
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• Jack Evans has been named coach
of the Siftos. Training camp will
open this Sunday, October' 1,. at
1200, noon. Workouts will continue
each .day thereafter at 7:00 p.M.
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An invitation is extended to all. .
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Lucknow area junior age 'hockey
PlayersiO attend the ,opening Pract.
ices. •
• Thompson' this , week. A rnetta's
single game was 229 flat and the ..
triple ..579 flat. •.
Arnetta Thompson's Elms 7
• points, Jessie Joynt's Willows 0
points; Shirley Hawthorne's 'maples
4 points, Ferne MacDonald's Pines
3 points; Mildred Cameron's Pop-
lars 7 Points, Marion .MacKinnon's
Oaks 0 ptants.
• dantes.of 200 aixl.over:•Marion
MaCKinnon 206, .Arnetta.
Thompson 229, Jessie Joynt 226
• ' Norma McDonagh 217. ,•Ferne Mac
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Monday, September 25.
• High Single Game and High
Triple 4;,tere both rolled.by Arrietta
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Donald 227.
Team Standings: Poplars 10, Elms
9; Maples 9, Pines 5,
Willows 4.
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Lucknow. PeeWee 's-Oftball team are
two down in thebest oUive series"'
for the W.O.A,A: charnpionshiP.
In Linwood on Tuesday nigh r of
last week, LinwoOd took the opener
7L3s.• Back in Lucknow on Monday
night of this 'Week, Lucknow lost the
second game toLinwood 12-11 going
two down in the, series. •
.Lucknow had preyiously edged.
Harriston three games to two in a.
best of fiVe.serni final series. Luck -
now the last two in a rowto,give
thern the win over Harriston. The
next game will be
Wed-
nesday(tonight).
25th Anniversary
Observed Saturday
AMBERLEY NEWS . •
Mr. and Mrs'. Williarn_ Pace of
the second concession of Huron
celebrated their Silver Wedding
' Anniversary on. Saturday evening,
September. 23,.. Their actual date
is September 26: 'Attending the
happy occasion were their immed-
ia.te family, Mr and Mrs. Ivan
Guy of Brampton and Mr. and Mrs. I
-William R. Pace and daughter.,
Sheila of Kincardine. A delicious
turkey dinner was served and an
enjoyable evening was spent., 'Love-
ly gifts 'from.the familywere pres7
ented to Mr. and Mrs. ?ac.'Their
friends joirkin wishing them. many
happy Anniversaries..
ON WESTERN TRIP
Mr, and Mrs. Norval Nesbitt and
Mr; and Mrs. Eldon Lawry are
Viin th W i c
siting' e estern prov n es.
Mr. and Mrs: Nesbitt lived in the
West many years ago and will enjoy
visiting with their friends and rel-
atives again. . •
Word received from. Mr.• Irving
Benson of Southfield Michigan
states that Mrs. Benson, who has
been ill in hospital for seven weeks
is expected to return to her home
shortly. It is the wish of her many,
friends in this area that she may
be re tored to her usual od h 1 h
go . ea t
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The following vocational courses will be offered
at VVingham District -High School this year if
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the enrolment is sufficient:
ELECT.RICITY PART. 1 AND 'PART 2
Part 2 is an ,advanced courge, open 'to. those' with
a good background in Electricity. • •
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• (2) WOODWORKING (GENERAL):
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•(3),. •DRAFTING , FUNDAMENTALS AND
• BLUEPRINT READING.
(4).,WELDING• • •
(5) ".WORK SIMPLIFICATION
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Classes are held • each Wednesday kight from 8 to 10 p.M. The classes will begin'
on October lith and continue to Mardi 13th. The fee for each course is $5.90
•; except welding where the fee is $i0.00.
Applications may be mailed • or pile* .to the school, (357-1800).
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Registrations. will be accepted on opening •night betweek, 7 and 8 p.m for those .
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courses not already filled. Fees will. be collected the first night of classes Oct. 11,
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R: S. MacRAE * W. HARRIS • ' F.' E., MADILL.
Board Chairman ' , Chairman, kiteC. ,• • PrIncipil
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MURRAY
GA U NT
HAS
YOUTH
AND
EXPERIENCE
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He. has .been Good
for Huron - Bruce.
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VOTE FOR THE MAN WHO HAS
HAD WIDE. AND RESPECTED
'EXPERIENCE
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THE NAME IS
The Mon with the. GRASS. 'ROOTS Ex-
perience ...:Knoifileclge ond.Undlerstanding:
Sponsored by :the'Hiiron • Bruce
• • Liberal AssoCiation'
ckire Champions Of Three 4-H Clubs
ttikknow...-•fokr00..-4.100Snoot..00,1
• Luckier/ Fall -Fair day waia big
event for the•three Luckn�w4-1
clubs Which staged their achieve-.
Ment,day there. A Teal good •
showing ,was reported in all three
cliibs. , • • .
Lucknow 4H Beef Club
Linda Mewhinney had the best
heifer calf in the senior division •
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Wayne Todd was second and Brian
Rintoul third: ' • ,
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Hugh Todd placed first In the
Steer calf division followed by
Murray Morrison, Murray ivIewhinn
ey, Lloyd Morrison, Doug Mewl -Ann,
ey, Roy TaylOrand, Kenneth Mewh-
inney. • • •
Hugh Todd Was the best in the
showthanshipdivisiOn followed by,.
Wayne Todd', Murray, Mew.hinney,
Doug•Mewhinney., Murray Morrison,
Brian Rintoul, Linda IsAelkhirmiley, , •
Kenny Mewhinney, Roy .Taylor.and,
Lloyd Morrison.. , • .
Hugh Todd and Linda' Mewhinney
tied..for the champion Beef Calf in
the club: , • •
iucknOw. 4-H Dairy Club •
•-..Lynda Walden placed firSt in the
senior division with her Holstein'
calf: She WAS followed by ,Iehri
Bradley and, Nariey Walden, , •
Stephen.AndreW placed first with
the only Ayrshire calf in,.the club.
In the junior division, top Holstein
• calf •was,shorin by Catherine•Chanci-
• ler followed' by Gayle•Rintoul,
• Garry MacKenzie,
Paul Elliott, John 'Jurjens,,Alan
Finlayson, JaMes'BOak,'Gerry Jur
jens and pop Beak. • ,
John Bradley won the awc1 for
showmanship in the .Dairy Division'
• followed by Lyndi Walden', .Nancy
.McKenzie, Gayle Rintoul,, Alan Interment'took place .
. Walden, Stephen Andrew,. Garry ,
• Finlayion, Paul Elliott, jamg Boak (.ncrne
HarryeGirtveiry*b
n, PGarialhaenair71.5.cv'Nee;
Don Boak, Catherine Chandler, °' 1 Bob McPhee, Harvey NI•cctt,e, •
Gerry Jurien.t..Ruth Elliott. John • lOrval McPhee. and Kenneth•Seett-
JurjensLynda Walden had, the champion ••, StFeiphweenr,b•eBarri'al':,waenrde rieePrriiyeS\';;011.i.111'
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Lucknow 4-H Grain Corn Club t
Fred Phillips ,pliced.first in the
grain division. Others in'order of
their Pacing Were Stephen.Andrew,
Roy :Taylor, Douglas Mac Kenzie,
Alan .Finlayson, Bruce Lamb.
James ' Beak Sandy Simpson,. Don
Beak; •Murray.MorrisOn
Don Boak placed first in the spec-
ialproject 'class' Others in order
were Bruce Lamb. , James Beak ,,
Stephen Andrew, Murray Morrison;
Fred Phillips, Douglas Mac Kenzie,
Alan Finlayson, Roy Taylor a nd
Sandy Simpson. •". "
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Life Long Resident
Of West WaWario.11
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•' ELMER LESLIE SPROL'L%
' Funeral servides yere,held for ,
Elmer Leslie Sproul at. the A-rthur:
'Funeral Home, Auburn, with•
M. R. Roberts officiating,
He was the:son of the latc James
Sproul and Margaret Mason and
was born in West Wawanosh , MarC1
6, 1914: He ,livecl in West W.awati.
oh ToWnship 'all his life Where he
operated his farm. Mr. SprOA was
a member of Auburn tinitec •
Church..'
• Survivingre5bis wife ,the former
Marian Jean'Stewart and tskc sons,
Kenneth and Bili and one . -
daughter, Linda , all at hoe..
so two iisteis Mrs, •Frank C.:2.ry)
Games's, Willowdale , Mrs,.. :; en
(Myrtle) Mugford, Lucan; fe
brothers, William, iIle,,
Clifford, Listowel, paid, West
Wawanosh a, joe and Harvei of Diti
gannon. •
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