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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-12-23, Page 30PAGE THIRTY TH.EIE 4UCKNOW SENTINIK Mens 7 pm, High single of the evening went to Jack Campbell with a score of 307. High, triple went to George Stanley with a score of 723. . Games over 225: Art Purney, 248, Wilber Brown 235, Jacky' -Caxnpbeil 307 Ge-orge--Stanley, 270, 241, Jack Haldenby Ron S tanley 246. . /• ;Team points: Owls 7,: Cardinals 0;' Vultures. 2; Hawks 5. Team. standings: Owls 60, Card inals 20, Vultures.71, Hawks 59.. --See-you- bac k -at-the-" Alley" 'on January 5, 1971. • Merry Christmasand Happy New. Year to all,- /Kens 9 p.m ll, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO /Kens9p.nr Clarence Greer takesthe top place this week with high triple of 812. Thi's is also high triple' for the Season. Clarence also 'rolled the high single of 285. Nice -Fowling Olaxence ! . . Team. points won: Fords 7, Mustangs 0;' Pontiacs 5, Oldsmo- biles 2; Buicks 5, Dodges 2., Games of 250. and over: Clare- ence Greer 285, 283, Bill Bolt 250 Bill Nelson'257.. Team standings: Oldsmobiles 62, Fords 59, Dodges 42, Mus .,M,,,. tangs 40, Pontiacs 38, Buicks The Bowling Lanes Proprietors Mrs . nd Mrs . Horton conducted ehr st a�Draw�: and -Har -vel---- Houston was the lucky winner. Town and' Country Mel King'was out in front this week with a 221 single'for the men. Harry Lavis had -high double; of 420. For the ladies Vera Purvistook the_honrs with a 142 single and,. a 239 double. ' Team points won. Potatoes 5' , Carrots 3; Lettuce 2, • Turnips • Team standings - Turnips. 38,. Potatoes 3$, Carrots 34,, and Let- tuce 33., , ' Winner of the Lucky Draw , compliments of Lucknow Bowl was; Beatrice Adams.' Next bowling date for this leag- ue is'Januaryr-7 ,'so Happy Hoh days everyone. Nye celebrate this joyous occasionof the birth of the Christ Child, let us remember especially the lope that was .born` anew and the4ove that 'filled the world on that first Christmas: May their light shine today, :. .so that, peace and understanding will prevail among men. '• •_� — -•Irl DONALD.AND JIM WEDNESDAI/;R. -DECEMBER WE' WILL BE OPE'. ALL DAY CHRISTMAS: DAY ' CHRISTMAS DINNER WILL.:BE • : StigyED:12 NOON TO 2 P,M. •Alit 4 'P.NEti.,. TO P.EiIA: ' CO T alum NOBLE 'fHOtJGHTS AND NICHOLLS iVQTk • HOPE OR DESPAIR? • • Henry W. Longfellow, wrote a Carol'in 1863; "I heard the bells,. ;on Christmas Day". In,the last two: stanzas , he summarizes the two ,sentiments, despair and: hope as the,•appeared to him. • "And in despair: i bow'd, rriy,heaq: 'There is no peace•yon earth,' I id, r hata:nd mock sosang Of Peace on; earth good,w•w. to risene."is strong the ering through. The other pai a.picture.of a,violent rain stc In the centre' of'the picturew tree lashed by wind and rain on'a branch 'of the tree was a birds nest with a bird in it, head tucked under its wing, ing Then pealed the bellsmore loud .and deep:" 'God is not dead., nor doth he sleep; The wrong shall fail, the right prevail,'' • With peace on earth good• will to. men'. This .Christmas season will find in us one or other of these senti- ments taking first place. If you •: stop' to consider that it is approxi :mately1,970 years since Christ came to the world with the -:mes- sage of ."Peace on earth, good will inen" :arid; that since that• time there have been 'wars and hatreds,. ,mow.. it rttight«,be=-�very .ea-sy .to `despair .' Despair at Christmas in the 20th Centur:. on the North American . continent usually takes a ' • 1 .: event .course'. .Manydespair over"the passing of the good old days when every body was friendly and neigh- bourly at Christmas." Many des.- pair°overrrthe "•Cbm'me;rc'ialism" of: Christmas and usually while being a part of it.. There' is only one alternative .. -arid .tlratis-hope.. ,'S-artre suggest ed that we learn to live with des- pair and :meaninglessness. , But there are those: who disagree., that there is mch in the world to give• us hope. Some might even tug-, gest: that man cannot live without hope. ' And despite all of the thing's which are a part of the Christmas season that cause people to. despair ,..when' it comes right , down td,the actualsrtuatioii, each of,,us stands 'in a position of oppor tunity, We have a choice to make , either to spread; hope.•or hopelessness. We all have that. 'opportunity, everyday of our lives. So'4whatwill it.be'•foryou,, there; • 'is no peace , or , peace .on• earth ' good will .to •mien? Perhaps a basic problem is- that: we tend to. think of peace as the ;absence of pain and suffering and stress. When actually the 'great- est ,moment .of peace comes in the middle of pain, suffering and 'stress, A: poet once suggested that 'we could never know•'joy until we had. felt'pain'. Two painters were asked to paint a picture .depicting =peace, One painted a pastoral scene, the suh shining on a -,green hillside' with, a quiet river meand There is hope and hopein at 'this Christmas, season.. !%1, at times more like the secon painting, but there neverth. and possibly more; real to du' uation . Perhaps each of "us find peace in:the 'midst of o ow.n'•turm.oil.. 'So, Peace to of you and'may this Christni season•' be to• you *a source-ot , Lose; To Witigho • The .Lucknow and Win 11,i' Mid:gett•iockey.teanis play game in the Lucknow arena December 14th:. Lucknow 4 goal lead, at the end "of tlr with`Wingha.m counting •• ;ku in.the second and third.. •iii ,comeWay - 4 in' favogr "Wingham7 '. .Lucknow .h.iu V:; to keep up with thL' :fast 1. .Ian Montgomery .scor,.; r� for Lucknow with Jinr•. an' Ken' :atria r scornn • To `you, .glad greetini with .gratitude for yo . 'kind .patronage. BEATTY'S BEAUTY SH