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ad'es 6:30 p.rm
Our high boWier on Monday
evening was Eerne MacDonald,
• rolling a high single game of 284
and, a high triple of .672. Good
bowling Ferne. ' •
Games. of 200 and over; Ferne
• MacDonald 284 229 Marion:
Carnpbell2i ;-Anne Purney
Norma McDonagh 213, 220 , 'Mil-
dred Cameron ' 230.
Team points; Grace Elliott's •
-Daisies • 1; Isobel Miller's; Violets.
0; ,Marion Campbell's Lilacs 5,
Catherine' Andrew's Asters 2; •
Hazel Webster''s• Roses 4, Trudy'
Foran's Pansies 3. .
Team Standings.; Daisies 41',
Lilacs ,36 1/2, Pansies .32, . Roses,
' . 32-, Violets 2'7 1/2;; Asters 20..
Mens 9 pm.
;' Bi11 Stewart a�vas_top o r dor
this week with the high single
game of 293, and high triple of
• 771
Cha rles-Anderson-ro 11ed ;a-• 719 1 -
'triple and Donald MacKinnon
rolled a '74.6 _triple.
Points scored: Bill 'Button's
Pontiacs 5 , . Clarence Greer's
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Dodges 2 Bill. Hunter's Buicks
.Buster '"Whitby's Fords 0; Walter.
Arnold's Mustangs . 5, Bill
Stewart's Oldsmobiles 2.
Games of 225. and over Bill •
".Stewart 293, 246, :23:2. Roy Fin-
4. a .yson :238', Walter. Arnold- 286 , • •
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Donald 'MacKinnon 241, 261, 244 ,
Nelson. -235, ' Jim Errington 226
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Bill Button. 273 ' Keith Cranston
248; Russ.. Button •23s,. Keith
• Black 236 Bill Hunter 242 Jack
Caesar 24.6
• Team standings; Pontiacs 24'
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'7Mustangs 21, 'Buicks,19, Oldsmob
ilea 17 ,''Dodges 11, 'Fords
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Men's
George Stanley captured hxh
single and -high- tripie`o ih ' ven
ing with-aG-sq--of-25B saute_ le ant
646 high triple,
Games; over 225 Were; Don,
Dennis 230, George Stanley 258,
225.
Points. scored: Owls 5, Cardinals
2; Vultures 2, Hawks 5.
Team standings: Owls 33, .Card-
Inals 28, Vultures 13, Hawks 10.
Ladies ?.:P,.
Lynn Wall and Joy Dennis tied
for high single with •a score of 225
Anne Wisser and Kathy•Gibsor
tied for high triple with a score of
582,
Games, played: Ca"rol Atkinson's'
Peaches 4, Tillie Wilson's .Oranges
3; Bev Thompson'i Apples 3 ;
Mary, Lou Barger's: Grapes 4; Marg
Hackett's Strawberries 7', Barb
Helm's Bananas' 0. ,
Games 200'and over: Maudie
Fisher 204, Anna Johnstone 206,
irudie-•-Ne-iso- n-218-,;44 Dennis
225, Loreen Alton •.208 , Kay; Craw
ford 203; Kathy Gibson 217, 204,
Lynn Wall 22'5 Mary C-le.land,2O4,
•Barh7Sandegson 217., Tillie Wilson
202•. •
Team standing: Oranges 33
Apples,3:1, •Peaches 29, Straw
berries • 29 , Bananas•. 24 , Grapes. 22
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Juniors. .
Bonnie MacLeod rolled high
g.
single of 162 this week and a
double of 322. Judy Jamieson
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was a close :'second with ,a .16r
dirt _ le g
for,
' For the boys Murray Reid 'again
bowled the high single of. 252
with Charles Thomson rolling a
single ,of ,230. to.conie .up with the
hih ,double of 393.
Team standin s. are Blue Birds
lo,;. Swat o -v canaries 7,,_Bob
olinks 4:, .Robins.3 Orioles 3:.•
Amberley L.O.L.
Hold -Church Pace
Y -VMS.
Members of Amberley.L.O.L.
met at Pine River United, Church
for their annual church parade.
Rev. Jghn C Hill's "Message" ,
Towers. of Babel to -day was inspir-
ing , Organist and pianist;' for, the
service were Dianne Kempton and
Wendy Courtne 'respectively. •. ,
Pine. River nited'Church C. G:I .
;, held th i'- meet ng. on Wednes-
day eveni. of'last week .with,a'
good •attendance .'.Shirley Hunter
is leader and ;assistant is Judy'
Thorburn. .'' • ' - . "
A number'from the Pine River
areaatt•nded a, meeting at
Walkerton where Dr: Robert
McClure was guest speaker, to a
large audience .
.• .Mr, and MTs. Fred Gottchalk •
and Laurie of Tiverton visited on'.',
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..: •Wiiliam
Pace and farni'ly., • " •
HaPAY
Handicrafters
-TJre eve rh neeting of -the
St Helens' Happy Handicrafters
was held in the hall on.October 28
at.7 00. •
The meeting opened With the
4-H Pledge. '
•`Roll call: 'Why I chose .my "Free,
Choice". article and `the colour
scheme was answered by nine-
teen
ine:'teen. girls '
D Scuss!or1 • Next meeting is on
Novell er 4 at 7:00 inthe :hall.
The leaders told the girls abput
Achievement•Day which is -.on DeC-
,ember' ",6ith. in the. Lucknow Public.
School,
Group 'Work;, Th'egirls worked
_on,their''"Free Choice article
while the leaders checked the'
record' books.
The meeting c1os d.;wirhrhiev ,
L7
4H Creed.
. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Sth, 1969.
"PRINCIPLES OF
DECISION MAKING
CLINTON, BOARD. ROOM
-EF ...'T' "OF -AGR ULTUR,
'AND FOOD
COMMENCING,:
Monday, Nov.
2:00
3:30 p.ifl'•
12 Sessions - 2 hours each
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Registrations should be mailed . to Ontario Department of Agri -
Culture. and Food accompanied:` by a '5 00, registration fee,' by
November 17th, 1969 - Farm wives are invited. This is not a
course .on' "How to Farm."' iThis 'course' is conducted by Exten-
sion Branch, Ontario Department of Agriculture and: Food,
Clinton- further details, on inquiry.•
EVERETT BIGGS, HON. W. A. STEWART,
DeputyMinister Minister'
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BY NANCY O' KEEFE
KINDERGARTEN
•On Friday we ha:d a Hallowe'en
party., We :put on, masks and there
were `•prizes.. '.Harry Boyle got a'
broken :leg•in an accident at!h, ome
We hope he conies back to 'school •
soon :.•
By;Margaret Frayne.
GRADES 1 &.`2
Haliowe'en as on. Friday, .Betty'
,Knoop got her••leg caught: in • the
power, take off:•
We.would'like to thank Mrs•:
Kenney for'. the money' to buy.
drinks• as we •will be thirsty.
Fra•nces,is.back." :We cut two .'
pumpkins;
B:y Delores Neves,:
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•• ;Mounted, .balanced
:• :Guaranteed to wear
• Really go in ^snow!.
WE FEATURE, A' LARGE STOCK 'OF
GRADES -2 & 3
Grade 2' and •3's Definition'Of
Appetite , Eric •C'ourtney- ,another
fort-v7a,,me, =j ,",,,Bibb gez.t
It means .that your hungry;' John nom:'
'Keefe ..:To eat lots of.''food
Cindy LaFramboise =- •To get strong
and fat; Morris .Miltenburg -.Work-
ing ar• gives you one; teven,
Howard.'r You spoil it if your 'eat
before dinner. .
By•Margaret Franken'•.
we we equipped to
STUB YOUR SNOW TIRES
for et<tra. performance and, ' safety+
LOP: AND AUA
TUNE UP WITH
CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS
GRADE :4& 5
On Friday October 31st we are
having, a Hallowe'en part} Eddie
Franken brought his punipkin to
school'..
B ' Mar ret A•tistin ,
'GRADE 5 R. 6
ecau e o our Science project we
have. hada l'dt'of animals visiting.
our `room. On Monday we'h d;
~w03 of }<noops dogs, on Tuesday
'sinnett's cat., on Wednesday
Knoop's .bird and 'Chisholm `.s
rabbit,, arid'on Thursday Hendrik's
dog,.,
By Marianne f rayne:
GRADE 7 & v
The boy'•s :soccer tourname;ot. is
Brian C..,"Allan D.. John C..'
Colin C.. D. J'. , .George
H.; Paul t). ,, Tommy'S.;. , lohn
, Father
Calea's patty was, a' sucoessr ...
By •Charles Crawford.
smQkserved
youth Kinloss
KINLOSS NEWS
• The sacrament of baptism was
solemnized• at South Kinloss Free- .
byterian church on Sunday when
Catherine. Jean., daughter of:Mr .
and M'rs: Bruce Hamilton and
Mary. RebeLca , daughter of 'Mr. •
and Mrs 'Willard: Downey were
baptized •by Glenn Noble
Mr� s nd Mi- oyd- Beu ga I .
Mr. and Mrs,. Allan Mac;Doug'alr
and 'Heather, Mrs, Wilfred Far.; i,':
and Mrs: Dick West. were dinner`.
guests Sunday with hlr.:and
Harvey MacDougall of Bayfield
..s ,:
Harvey and Doris arehl leav tng:_o� .-. .
to,•spen�rtJ e winter ifi:�Fl.oaida :. •
ran and Connie MacKenzie'"a
Carol Cloutier of.'Toronto•r;•ert
week-endvisitors•; at the
Mr.; and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie
:• .The Kairshea Women's Lnetint•
At Home will.be i;eld'in; the ir7i:
shea Hall this• Saturday evening ,
November .8 .. at 7 `p,: rn`. Fo.11'ow iti:.
the' supper there will be a short,:
programme. and Miss•Mary Macint-.
overseas .
South Kinloss young people we=e:
invited to attend a.,large 7.0., S
le , ' t Teeswater
Presbyterian church on Sunda'
evening. A filmmdealing with
temptations.facing the. youth cf
to -day was, shown:
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Cooke c
Waterloo visited last week r,ith
Mr., and ;`its Lloyd MaeDoul:•
T�'4rC ,Cooke hada table of.har.
craftls at •ihe ^County'Cra fts• C
mas Fair held in'Colborne Tor,
►csdav and Sat
urday. .
Christine Gibson . baht . d a u e,1 .:
of Mr. and Mrs, J int Gibson ,
home after being a' patient ii:;'
W'inghafn and District Hospita:
for two weeks.'
• Mr. 'and Mrs. Jankowski a w'
,Rose Marie of Hamilton,
residents on the second'Conces -
ion visited ♦Sunda.v with
Mrs: Donald •.Macihtvre
Mr.. and Mrs..' Alex Collin ane,
Nora , Mrs.. Etta Smith
an. I'm. krn. mit o a, rl
Michigan attended: the frine'ral
Mr. ,Peter Moffat" brother-ir} Ian
of Mrs. Collins and hits.. Etta
Smith and ..:later ;visited with thei
sister ;Mrs. Belle MacKinnon a."d
John,
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