The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-11-19, Page 8to
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PAGE EIGHT THE LIJCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. .
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Fred Young was:high'single
bowler of the; week;stbfth>'333 flat.
Donald MacKinnon `takes• high
triple honours with '722'fTat
Walter •Arnold''s Mustangs 5.,
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Bll-Btttton'-s-PDfTtia�a-n;�ter
Whitby.'s;:Fords'7; Clarence 'Greer'
Dodges 0 Bill Ste:wart'.s .Oldstno
biles,4;' Bill•Hunter"s Buicks 3 '
Games of .;225 and over:. Fred.•
Young 333 ;:;Bill McPherson 248;
Bill Button 251 247 ,• Walter
;' Arnold 249; Donald Mackinnon
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:234:,. 230 258 John Rutherford •
243 Jack Caesar' 267 'Donald
• Maclntyre 257 T'1ike Sanderson.
'242', .Harvey Culbert 245 , . Keith
Team 'standings:. Pontiacs 33
:Mustangs 31; Oldsmobiles 28
Buicks 22, Fords'17,, Dodges 16.
Lu:cknow
Dungantnon
•'N.elsons led the way • in this
• weeks •Lucknow-Dungannon bow -
ling news 4.•
Trudie carne uP'with:a lovely
utile of 6S3 and Bill starred for:'
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LadieS
•: MarionMacKinnon was the high
bowler on Monday; evening with a
273 single and a 70.7 triple Good j
bowling :Marion:
a-tn of -2U06 -and -over: -M-arro
MacKinnon 273, 240, Kathleen
MacDonald 203, 'Jean Philips 213 ,
212, Kay 'Collyer, 224, Trudyi•
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Foran:'213•, Mildred Cam'er. o 2 ..04.
' Tearn Points: Catherine
And-rew='s-Ast-ers-5 Grace Elliott=s
Daisies 2; Hazel Webster's Roses 5,
Marion'Campbell.`s• Lilacs 2;' lsob
el•Mi11er's Violets 5,:T.rudy..
;Foran:s Pansies 2..
Tear Standings , Daisies 45,
Roses 44;' Lilacs 43 1/2., Pansies
41; Violets 321/2, Asters`25:
.the• men with a 303 single and a•.
`75l triple..
T o .die .sin gle was nabbed:
by/ Marion MacKinnon with a' 215
single ;
Over;225 this..week were: Trudie
Nelson 268 :254 i a:rie 'Stewart
and Kathleen MacDonald 24.5 •
each Marion MacKinnon 241,
Annetta Thompson 225.
Men over 250 for this week were:
Bob .Me ritosh 281 Jack McDonagh
279, Charles Anderson 274.. Bill,
;Nelson 272 ,. Ken.• Hodge 2'66 , Bud
Thompson 'and Bill Button 255 each
Juniors
Judy Jamieson won the high
honours •for'the girls this .week,•
with a single of 193 and a..double•
Of 286
Doug Wall 'rolled a• high single
of ,207. for the boys and ,David. /
Humphrey the high double•of 371..
Team standings Murray Reid.
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Blue Birds 20 , Nancy Ritchie's.
Swallows 16, DavidHurphrey's:
Oriole's 13 Bonnie MaaLeod's
Canaries 12 Dorothy" Wagner"s
Bobolinks' 8 , Graeme' Elliot t's
Robins t: .
' .Ladies 9.
High' triple andhigh single both
went to•Joy `Den.nis this week with.
• scores'0`303 and. `,!8',8,,' Excellent' •
bowling Joy.
Game'S played Tillie Wi1ion'S
oranges 5 , Marg• Ha•ck.ett's Straw-•
berries 2'Barb Helms Bananas '0,
Bey,Thdrnpson`s••Apples 1; '
Marylou Bargee's Grapes 4, Carol•
,Atkinson's'Peach.es 2.
Gaines 20O'and over: Barb Sand-,
erson 2,71;'A•nne'ta'isser'2tfi
Stuart' Jamieson 254.
ThF. standings have juggled too .
1",eavers .•1^ . `.Zebras 35,, Wolverines
'(opiers 33, Tigers 32, Cubs
ngaroos 25:, •Pole Cats :23 ;.
Lions 21. Chipmunks 2C' , Coon's 20
uirrel`s 1::.
keep that ,press hot:
This Fall, 4-1-1 club girls in. .
Bruce County have been learning
to express themselves.creatively
and decoratively through the art
form of embroidery in a new
Honzern'aking Club .project, ,
"Needlecraft made 'available
through the•Home Economics:
Branch of the Ontario Department
of Agriculture and -Food. Approx.
imately 576-4=.H Homemaking
Club members in Bruce County
•have•participated in this project
led by:130.1eaders.• The .girls, •
studied points on the elements
of good .design and: colour and
colour schemes. They practiced •
sevenbasic embroidery stitches,
To
wn Country.
High .bowler for the ladies this'
week was Olive Smith with a
.single. of 242 and double of "34$
For the'men Howard Barger.,
rolled:a high single of 166 and .a
double of '325.
Points wonthis ween;'. Henry
Catter's Potatoes 5,*, Earl Swan's
Lettuce .3 , 'Mel . King's • Carrots 2,
Jack Campbell's Turnips 0.
Team standings:, Potatoes .10,
Carrots 5, Lettuce 3, 'Turnips 2.
Alen's•
The high single .:award of . the
'evening 'went to Fred Horton with
a• score •of 262 Ron' Stanley: had
high, triple of .619; •• . • '
,.Games over 225:. Fred Horton •
262; `Ron Sta ley 246, Bob
Nicholls 235 Des•Courtney 227'.
Points:,Owls,, 7, Cardinals 5,
Vultures 0 Hawks 2.
Standings;
Owls 47,Cardinals
35, Vultures''18 , Hawks 12
1 een avis Lu• oraa -t c Le
245, Trudie.Nelson 249, Wilma
Chisholm 284, Joy` Dennis 296,
503, Mary Lou Barger 230',* Ruth
Jardine '218, 215. • d
Team 'standings:- (ranges 43 ,
Apples; 40 .. Peaches 38. •Straw- . '
berries 36; Grapes 29, Bananas 24.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1
the application of the principles.
of colour and design by decorating
articles -with adesign o£jhet[_._:.�...:
own creation,. Each g xl"kept a V
ecordd Book .and-rrradeIwo
embrp•dered articles,
In,the •Lucknow Areas,
approximately 100 merr�bers panic
ipated in the 4-H, Homemaking
Club Achievement Day held; ori'
November -15th , at the Lucknow
Public School.. A11 members
articpated in a:morning program
of judging a class drem eoidered'
articles,' completing samples of
two stitches learned in the
club. and planning wali,hanging ••
from'given: materialrs,.•'Luring
the afternoon program 11. clubs.
presented exhibits,, demonstrations.
and skits on numerous topicsre-
lated to • "Needlecraft",.
• Each member andleader whoa
satisfactorilycompleted her pro
ject receives'a sterling -silver
5 o'clock teaspoon After Comp-
leting..two projects the member
receives a certificate:of achieve-•
ine nt
One of the highlights of the
afternoon prograrn''is. the- presenta-
tion,af-County-and rovinciaf'
(-Honours to'-the'winners'of these.
'awards .
•Mrs'. Cecil Holland's; President
Of Bruce South' District Women's.
Institutes Of Ontario; presented
the awards to the girls whohad.
completed six' projects 'and 'receiv-
ed County
received':County Honours and ' to girls.:..
who had completed. twelve pro-
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jects .
County Honours were awarded.
to: •Margaret MacTavish, R.:R.1 •
Ripley; 'San ' ra eit '
LucknoW; Lorraine •Bo Ie Luck
now; Nancy MacDonald, Tees
water; Joan Stewart; Teeswatter;'
Brenda •Meyer,. Teeswater; .
Thelma''Purdon', R. R.' 3 Wing,
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CLEANING OVEN
350 TRADfWITH•(N
GET .OUT OF^THE. WORST-
JOB' IN THE: KITCHEN: JUST
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ham; ; Joyce Tiffin, R. R :3: Wing.
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Provincial Honours' Were aw3hi
ed to Jean MaeTavish', R. ,R:1`
Ripley:
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