The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-12-10, Page 8•
Ladies
Joy'Dennis capturedboth•'high
single'and• high triple with scores
of 257 and, 703. Congrats t
Games played; Marg'Hackett's:
Strawberries 2, Tillie 'Wilson's'
Oranges 5; IVlary Lou .Barger's•
Grapes. 2, Carol Atkinson's
Peaches 5; Bev Thompson's.
Apples. 2, Barb Helm's Bananas 5..
Games 200 and over;
hlarg.Hackett 2.07, Barb Sander-
.son 214, Mary Cleland 212., " Joy
Dennis 257 249 .Shirley Bolt '208,
• Ruth'Jardine -226; Trudie Nelson
219, Bev Thompson 226, Ka.y.
Crawford 212, Barb Helm 213,
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cam stan•ing: wrani;es •
• AFp les'51, Peaches 46, Strawber-
ries 42, Bananas 38. Grapes 38
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High single:and triple for the
eveningwent td- Ralph'A.alders
With a 247 single score and 628
trip.le:. :�.•
Garnes'over 225:2Ken
227.; Ralph'Aaiders 247.
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E .:1.NCKNOW IN I.NRt,.. ; aJICINOW ONTARIO
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As ,the cknow 7Dungannon
league enters the festive season.,
we find Anne Anderson in this.
week's lead 'w.ith a 274 single
!larion ,MacKinnon:was oloseT'
'behind with. 269.and 245.games.
giving: her the triple .with a 706';
Barb Londry rolled a,• 268 , Mary'
Cleland a 250 Kathleen MacDon--
aid 242 and Shirley Brooks 225.
For the;• males , Bud Thompson.
bow led a '293 single Clarence,
;
Greer's game, of 260 helped him .• •
gain a 141 triple.*
Jack Fisher with" a:276 , Bill. .
Stewart 274, Bill Searle 272., ;Bob
Finlay,268 , Mel Corrin 264 and
Donald MacKinnon With :a 259,
all gained honourable mention.'
Our standings.have altered'
little , Beavers 59 ,;Zebras. 50
Cubs. 46 ,. Wolverines 4.4, Gophers ..:
45, Tigers 42, . Pole Gats 32, '
Squir.rels 31, Lions 29, Coons 29:,
Chipmunks 28 Karigaroos'27,
Thisstarts the Turke
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roil!
Juniors
..Dorothy Wagner came up'with
a 227 single this week and.high
'double of 336.
frank Jarniieson rolled theboys
high single .of 194 .with :Rick Pass-_
more rolling high double of 361:
Team points `wont •Bobolinks 5 ,
'Blue Birds 0;: Orioles 3, Robins 2
Sw ws 5-and=C-a-rra.ries-G
Vultures 5,,Hawks•2, Team standingst.Swallows26,
1'earn'standings: Owls 61, Blue Birds 25, Bobolinks .23,.
Cardinals 47.. Vultures 23Hawks Orio1es16 :Rbbins.15 and
' Canaries :1 '
ow ntry
Olive Smith was high this.
week with 16a'stng1e and a 302
able . Gose beh as Isobel
Tiffin With a 162 single and 30i
WEDNESDAY, .DEOEMBER 10th, 1969
• For the men,. Henry Carter to(*.
thehonours with'a 202 single and.
301 double,
Team points won: Earl Swan's
'Lettuce 5 , ' Me•i King's Carrots .
0; Henry Carter's Potatoes 5: and,
Jack; Campbell's Turnips 0.
T"ea m•-st'a=ndir=gs r-e;7Pota:tae,+;---
18', lettuce:13, Carrots 10 and
Turnips 9.,.•
Mens
Mike Sanderson was this :week's
top bowler with ,710 'triple . ;Roy •
Finlayson took high single honour
with 297,
•' ;Buster.Whitby's Fords 5 , Keith
Black's Buicks 2;. Walter Arnold's,
Mustangs:4, •Bill Stewart's Olds- '•
mobiles 3; Bill: Button's Pontiacs 5
Clarence Greer"s: Dodges.2.
Games of 225 and, over: Roy.
Finlayson 297 , • Bill''Stewart 276 ; "'
232, Donald MacKinnon 232, 272
Mike Sanderson •259 , 228 , 'Buster
Whitby 231, Jack.Caesa.r 235, •Bill
Nelson272, 233 -,: "Harold .Londry
226, Clarence Greer 24Q, '234,
Bi11'.b4cPherson 261, Bill Button
261, 248.
' Team standings Pontiacs 45
Mustangs 40: Oldsmobiles 40
Fords ' 34 , Buicks 31 Dodges 20
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Co-operation with .the local',, week- Profitable . Hog Housing -
1y newspapers in Bruce County, is Twice as .much feed" required at
endeavouring to establish a pos- 40 degrees than �at.,50s degrees,. It
hive medium of exchange bet- does; not matter' as much no'y as
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. County : farmers. ' less.
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If 'our respective programs are to even supplementary heat ,- sure
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use of our services, we must know Feedbags.- are ' antiquated You'.
what each are thinking. Yes, we do not get paid for so much hard
will have More .;time , to visit your work. Bulk • storage, , a small auger
farms In te us to come and see i of two, and a feed cart - not ex-
i you next/' ring and,,summer and, pensive, but OH how much lab-
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We have specialists at your con- ventilation . get rid of moisture:'
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Suttle from here a.ttt r •
Low"r� -Hunter reception
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February. Places_depending on
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'Feeds and Feedin Farm Tour
- Monday, January 12th..,
In-depth courses ' - Silos' and
Stages 1 day, per week: for 5
weeks' January '19th to. Febru-
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Farm Machinery • Management
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February 23rd to )arch 23rd.
Locations depending on .pre -regis-
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Canfat • ,- New electronic
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farm business. Different branches,
.of your farm business. can be, im-
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plicants from Bruce County will
be accepted. Our blue book farm
analysis service will be discontin-
ued, •
Warble Fly Control -.Most, of
Western calves` came too late for
.tax ned tie Purple ..;roo,• e
lrisii.ttate ion :vodrtesdat
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\ ntitlr)•'at' f or:l o a OT: t'• r
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here attendee the
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er and Susan r.arrell ct
holm with theta fro:`.' "`•
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JOhtti Bell at.t�ate- a .-
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