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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-11-01, Page 8PAGE E ;EIGHT' n 9 p• r The High Single of October 171. '.• as well as the High Triple of the •same date, 309 flat Single' and '745 • flat Triple was rolled by 13i11 Stew- art, Not Bill Searle, as recorded in last. week's Sentinel, Sorry about that! I looked•at•`the wrong line, and mixed up the Bilis This week's -High Triple washrolled by Donald. Maclntyre 'with .a 128, fiat Close behind, and worth while men- tioning was. Jack Caesar with 720 flat.; This week's High•Single game goes ;to Freck Button with' 275. flat,.. Charles; Anderson's Buicks 7'points, Bi11 Stewart's Fords .0 points; Claren- ce Greer's Oldsmobiles 5 points, • Walter Arnold's Mustange,2;points; Len 'MacDonald's Pontiacs.5 points, Omar Brooks' Dodges • 2 points. Games of 250 and over: Freely, Button 275 , Bill MacPherson 266`, Hap Hall 257, Donald Maclntyre 258 ,..Jack Caesar. .;259, Gord Brooks 257, Gordon Carter 252, Donald • 141acKinnon .265. Team Standings: Oldsmobles 28, Mustangs 25, . Fords 21, Buicks 19, . Dodges '7, Pontiacs 5. Luckn.ow Dungannon October 25 and _26 finds. the, ; Lueknow-Dungannon teams at it again. :The ladies high triple this week,... *as taken over by• Marion'MacKin- non , with a .611. flat Hers -24r '.game her, the week's high single also . The:other women over 225 this week are: Gladys Hamilton 228, Jo-Anne:Searle.and Mary. Fisher . with 226 flat. apiece." We missed mentionin .Muriel Ritchie with a ,239 last week. For the Men this week, : Bi11 Stewart.shone :with a: hig gh tri fie. of P ..' Fra n k -Ha-W thoimrrcgi 2#24 --gm ae b earned••hirn the week's hi h sin le; A few of the other. 'niers: bow led v; over 250. this:week and they are as' , follows:. Bill Stewart 271, Bill • Searle .262 and Al Johnstone 255 ; . was killed overseas' in 1944 • Bill Searle' has bowled well this..las •The. funeral•service at the' 1vlcLen- few rimes and igh triple Was shi nan - McCreath; Funeral Home, s close to that .of Bill Stewart's, with.; Ripley,' Thursday,: October 19,, was. 6 ,THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Team standing was. unchanged Monday evening with points'break- ing 5 Dennis2 on every alley,,' ' Joy Dbowled the season's High Single..with .a. 291 and Marie Stewart had: her best night of the season to capture High Triple with 642. Games over. 200: Joy Dennis 291, Marie Stewart 235 and 248. Coll- een Eedy 238,. Muriel Ritchie 202, ,. Lois Walden 226. . Team., Standings'; Maudie Fisher's Hounds :36, ;Shirley: Hackett's'.Span- els • 33, Maxine Maize's Terriers 21, Joy Dennis's Bull Dogs 20, =Eileen Lavis's Setters 19, :Shirley Cooke's • Collies 18: Ladies 7 p.m. The High Single game, and High Triple goes to :Shirley Hawthorne this week with a single• game of 234 flat and.a .Triple of•651 flat. Jessie; Joynt's Willows 5 points',. Arnetta Thompson's Elms 2 points; ' Mildred. Cameron's. Poplars 5' points, Marion; MacKinnon's Oaks 2 points;: Shirley Hawthorne's Maples, 7 points;. Ferne,MacDonald's, Pines 0 points.- • Games of 200.and :'over: Marion MacKinnon 213, Shirley. Hawthorne 234 and.222, Arnetta ,Thompson: 226, Jessie Joynt 204.. • Team. Standings: Maples 35 points Poplars 27 points,,Pines 24 points, Oaks 22 points, Elms '20 points, :Willows'19; points: Sl1,owE,,r.H.eId dor •Laudelina Neves, A community shower'was held: Tuesday evening, October 24th for: Laudelina' Neves, --in the .St. August- ine Hall,; Approximately forty. friends and neighbours participated in the: programme, with, Mrs. Wm. and Mrs. Leonard Redmond• Chisholm as dual chairmen. Marie Boyle rendered two piano selections. followed by Virginia ,Chi"sholm on the :accordion. A fruit. and vegetab- le Bingo garne•was given byMs., Wm. Redmond, :with winners Cathy Foran and Mary Anne Boyle. Accor•.: Bion selections were greatly enjoy-` ed, given by Mrs. Bert Gram -tun. A. contest, A' Love' Story .in. Flowers, was cokducted by Mrs.. Leonard Chisholm with Mrs. George Erring- ton and Mrs Gordon' Finnigan wink ers, The person..whose birthday was closest to the bride's.wedding day',. was Mrs. Dan Maclnnis, , October .22. The- bride. -to -be' was asked to take the decorated. chair. of honour.: with her. attendants' Anne Beyers- ,bergen and' sister .Lucy Neves who assisted' Ain opening' the many lovely gifts .A short. address was read by Mrs. L. Chisholmg After the gifts: were'opened, Laudelina expressed. her sincere thanks which was respon ded to by .eve. ryone singing For She's A Jolly,Good, Fellow . A del- icious lunch was .served: by the: Catholic, Wornen's League. 4ey::Re,si,dent:.:F$sesSL.ddth ROBERT SLONE McCORMICK Robert , Cormick of Ripley was 1 p Y taken ill .Friday, and 'rushed• to the: ;Kincardine District Hospital.on day where he .passed away early Tuesday morning,` October 17th :Left to "mourn �is'one daughter ,•Margaret E MacLeod of Ripley; one :randson ' Noel MacLeod of Toronto and .one. brother, William of; Vancouver.. , He'was predeceased . by his. wife, the former, Ethel McConnell in 1954. A son.Keith: Born in Kincardine township•on • November ,6,' 1888; the .son of , Robert. McCorrnick and Margaret, Keyes., "Bob" farmed on the South' Line, except, for; a'short, period of ter his 'marriage when he operated. .a pump shop in Kinlo i h..Movin p g g to Rile in 1925' he devoted:.his full time' to his trade as a.:carpen ter and cabinet-maker. Many . cherished'mernentos throughout the community .attest to,his ability: He will long be reniembered for` his jovial nature and his capability and versatility gas an'•elocutithiist As well as being an'Odd'fellow,. a M1., in charge of the Rev. D'. Neil,Mc he was also' a member of the .Huron a 711 total. Way to BoWl Bill and: , Combie, whose comforting messag Star Rebekah Lodge and ,Knox Bill. es couiiled with the inspiringwords. l Presbyterian:Church where lie, was The; team standings after five , • weeks bowlingare Zebras 26... ` of; the solo "Until -Then' sung by , on the board of managers. Gordon Bridge, were a°•solace to the He was borne to• his final resting•''. Cubs 23, Wolverines: 22, Tigers;`place in Ripley cemetery bythe 1 numerous friends and relatives att :: y 20, Chipmunks.and Beavers .19 . .� , each, Polecats'and Co . 16 ending. His brothers' in the • pallbearers, Clayton Nicholson', apiece, Gophers 15:, .Kangaroos 14, I;:0.O: F. Lodge conduce. ted' a •Lios 2 , the Squirrels 3.. memorial ,service at.the funeral Until next week then , parlors Tuesday evening: ` 1.William Harris, George MacLean, IHarry Scott, Harry Colling and . Douglas Henry.. YO FROM acDonaId DEALER: YOU e ready when' the sNcw* car Ies WEDNESDAY, 'NOV, 1st, 1967 66 DODGE, 4 door, 8 automatic with radio 63 PONTIAC &automatic, power Steering and:..radio. 59� BEDFORD Van 58 PONTIAC Stationwagon OTORS Your Dodge Plymouth Chrysler Valliant Dealer JOSEPHINE STREET , WINGHAM' PHONE 357.3862 RIpL011GH. Mr: �and:;Mrs. Ezra Stanley spent:: 'an evening with' their aunt .Mrs. A ;Russell at . Kingar. f . Sharon Stanley spent the week end• with Mr: and 'Mrs ,Dan Tollefson; and Bradley... Some of the ladiesfrom; here attended ;the 100th :birthda. , party for Miss Jessie MacKay at 'Lucknow :on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.. Stanley Wright of Gl'en'`Orchard were recent visitors . "with Mr. 'and Mrs Frank Maulden: and Keith ` :. ' Mt; and Mrs. Ezra Stanley, 13614. :s an rt unvisited with ter:. and Mrs.' Everett.Stanle at Flint and • ;Mr. . and Mrs. Leonard • Stanley. at, • lanhing•;= Michigan ..Mr. . T. Wolfley:of Chesley< and Mrs. Abbie.Russell of Kingarf.,' Mr. and. Mrs. Wilmer Johnston of God 'erich were visitors with1r.. and, Mts. ,`Ezra Stanley.. ..., Mrs: Marretta'Hodgins,, Eileen and':Beverley Gilman spent the week-end,here . Mr. and.Mrs. Howard Bennett and Howard of Toronto Visited 'with Mr. and Mrs Ari Hald• enby.. • . . Mr, and Mrs Jerry Collison of Rexdale, visited: over. the meek -end with. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson, Allan and Lois. ' Mr,. William Cox and Miss May •Boyle visited on Thursday after noon with Rev. and Mrs. Charles.:, Cox at T.eeswater. 'Rev.. Cox has. not been enjoying` good health. Mr, and Nits.. Russell Hewitt; were guests at 1the .Johnston - Gawky wedding -at Ripley on Saturda :aft- ernoon. '• Some from here•'attended the reception at Ripley on S aturday evening,: 'Prime Orr returned home after ; visiting Expo . Mr. and ,Mrs., Hugh Jansen .and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack,Barr and family. Mrs Ed' `Thompson of Calgary, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex , Percy and. other relatives here-.. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Campbell and daughter Glenna of Am6erley.spent Sunday with Mr,:'and Mrs: 'Bert :. 'Nicholson, Allan and Lois • Mrs Alex Percy;accampanied: her three sisters,. Mrs. William: Stanley,.•Mrs. Al Irwin and Mrs, Albert Trafford and their aunt Mrs. Ed'•'T`hompson to Expo last week,. UB Wool WWorkers The sixth' meeting of:.the •Kairshea..Wool Workers'w•as held' at the home of •Mrs.! C., Ritchie on Monday, October .23rd. . " The president Barbara Ritchie •brought the meeting to order by having each girl" repeat the 4-H pledgein unison: • The. minutes, of the' last meeting.. Riicllie. • Waistbands and hems were lis cussed and a sample of putting/a.. waistband on a skirt 1Was,dOne. The next.rneeting will be held November. 6 at -Mrs .' Keith''s' home"