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• THE. LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,.ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, OCT. llth, it67,i
Luckriow
Dungannon
'Jack 'Caesar icepr up his good`
bawling with a triple of 760. Bob •
McIntosh had.a triple Of 746 and
high'single for the week of 320.
Clarence Greer also rolled a 737 •
triple.
• „ Mary Fisher rook the ladies high
triple with 584 and Pearl Jarrkieson's
254 game was top single.
. Men over 250; Jack Caesar.,306-:'
and 253, 'Clarence,..Greer,270:and
250, Bill Searle 254, Bob McIntosh
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• Ladies over 225; Anna Johnston
242, Mary Lou Barger 234,, Merle
Elliott 230, Anne Anderson 228.
Standing: Tigers 11, Cubs 11,
Chipmunks 10, Pole Cats 9 Cbons
9, Gophers 8, Zebrat 7, Kangaroos
6, Lion. 5, WOiverinet 3, Beavers
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..Lades.,7.p.m.
• ` High Single for this week goes 't�
ShirleyHawthorne with. 259 flat.
The High Triple was also rolled 1:7
Shirley Hawthorne with 706 flat.
Arnetta Thompson's .Elms 4 points
Marion MacKinnon's Oaks•3 points;
Ferne MacDonald's Pines.5 points., ,
Mildred Camerson'.s Poplars, 2'
points; Shirley Hawthorne'S Maples.
points;.•Jessieloyni's Willows 0
points.
•Games of 200 and overvShirley
Hawthorne'259, 210 and' 231,,.
Ainetta Thoinpson,242, Ferne Mac
„ • Donald 207; Marion MacKinnon '
Iband 207: • : • • .
Team Standings Maples 21 points
Pipet 17 points, Poplars 14 points,
Elms 13 points,- Oaks 10 points; ,
Willows 9 Points. .. • . •
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Ladies '9 p.m,
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It was decisive bowling on every
alley Monday night•with three
teams taking 7 points and the other.
three settling for nothing. . • . • ,
Colleen Eecly was top bowler with
High Single of 232 and High Triple
• of 567:
Games over 200 Colleen Eedy 2321
and 209, Mary Maize 209, Kathy
Gibson 204, Bev thoinison 215, •
Anne Anderson 206, Rose Hall 201.
Team Standings; Maudie Fisher's
. Hounds 22, Shirley.Hackett's I
Spaniels 21; Joy Dennis' Bull Dogs
15,, Maxine Maize's Terriers 14,
Shirley Cooke'sCollies 9, Eileen
Layis' Setters 3.
WATER
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WHITECHURCH NEWS
Whitechurch Water System ..rnern;••
bers held their fall xneeting, Octob
et 5 ,1•Thurklay evening
WhitechurchCommunity ,Mernorial
Hall with an'attendance of 16., The
president Dave Gibb welComed all
and Started a discussion on whether
the Water System should bear the
•expense of•extending the main • •
water line acrosi Highway 86, to
serVice two homes, ,
vote by billotprovd that the
Members were in,favOur, of . •
accepting•thecoSt. New leeseei
will be accepted on terms same
as formerly; $371.00 cash or. •
$50.46 yearly fora 10 year period.
The minutes were. read by the
secretary Mrs. Victor Emerson. It
•was found that 3 loads more oftop
soil are needed to complete
levelling up the pump house lot.
The maintenance fee of $5. ..for
the Tall is to .be paid by ' •
Octc•ber' 23,. • •
The president 'closed the meeting
Men 9' p.m.
Jack Ca,esar topped the Men's •.
Bowling kir the night with a High ,
• Triple of 842 flat and .a High Single'
game of 313- THIS IS' BCWLING
JACK! • • • •
Freck Button rolled a 322. flat.,
Game - Good...Bowling Freck!
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• ., Clarence Greer's Oldsmobiles 7
, Points, Charles, Anderson's
Byicks 0 points; WalterArnold's .,, •
Mustangs .7. points, Len • •," •
Macponald's Pontiacs 0 points; Bili
Stewart's Fords 7 points; Othar . •
Brook's Dodges 0 pOints. • •
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Games of 250 and over; Jack'
Caesar 373 and 298, Bill 'Hunter
258. 'Bill Stewart 252,' Freck Button
322. .
Team Standings; Must ngs 14,
Fords 12, Oldtrriobilet 0, Buicks 7.,
Pontiacs 0, Dodges 0 - • •
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ceptervilallervice. Favoured. With --Three. SoIo itts
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• Those in attendance at the tent-,
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now' Presbyterian ChurChi on Sun- .
clay were favi".11.ffil with.three solos.
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by WiUiarn Thompson of Toronto;
left; Allan Stewart of Burlington,
centre; Lloyd Stewart of Hamilton,
right. Bill is the son of the late ;
Mr. aid' Mrs. paws' Thompson of
Lucknow .. Allan, and Lloyd are the
sons of ,Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stew-
art of Lucknow. • • ,
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