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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-25, Page 8Order Your. Corn Now FROM 'R.R. 1 Lucknow Phone. 528-5052 YOUR FUNK'S G-HYSIVID DEALER 0 iNgotigsDAy, OCTOBER: 25th, 1972 THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAS, MOW Saddle Gib Make, Ready For Winter ,Hallowe 'en Mascworade Party The Riders' RooSt Saddle Club held its regular Tuesday night Barn Meet at Merle and Sheila Gunby's farm on the 6th comes- . siOn .61 OCTOber -17rly.: Ken Taylor give a colour slide presentation on the Lucknow Fall • fair parade. Of particular interest were slides of the club riders and Colourful floats in the parade. , The main topic of the night w as "Wintering your Horse" , a very timely and important sub-e_. ject. Speakers Were Brenda Taylor and. Use Gunby on "winter stabl- ing". Joan Leeson of Valley Run Stables, Brussels, talked on "win- ter feeding". Club. President, ON ROLLER SKATES MUST HAVE A COSTUME TUESDAY, OCTOBER • 31st 7:30 P.M. TO 10:30 P.M. REGULAR ADMISSION LUCKNOW ARENA, AMBERLEY Lucknow Dungannon This week Marie Stewart rolled on the 12th concession of•Ashfield, CarolYn Taylor talked about "-vim_ ter exercising and grooming". Club members voted to have a , riding meet and' Western games the high triple 612. High. single at Ken and Carolyn Taylor's farm was won by Kathleen Forster with 256. Ladies over 225 •were: Kathleen Sunday, October 29th. Forster 256, Joy Dennis 248 and Because of HalloWe'en falling Irene Blake 226. on a Tuesday this year, it was * Congratulations go to, Lloyd decided to hold the next Barn Hodges who rolled high triple 700 meet on Monday, October 30th, at Taylor's PMA Stables. as well as high sign le 265. Town & Country Margaret McDonald took the high single at 182 . Anna Dexter took the double at 315. Wilfred Drennan had the high single with a 213 score and also the high double at 331. Team Points: Mel King's Yellow's 5, Les Purvis's Violets 0; Harry Lavis's Reds 3, Earl McDonald's Greens 2; Al Irwin's Oranges 3, Clarence Bell's BlUes-2. Standings: Greens 19, Violets 14, • Yell ues - 12 Oran. es 10 Men Over 250 were: Lloyd Hodges 265, Stuart Jamieson.253, Donald MacKinnon 252, Don • Dennis 251 and Bob,Finlay 250. 'Team Standings are; Cubs:31; Tigers 24, Beavers 23, Squirrels 20, Chipmunks 19, Zebras 18, Wolveri nes ang , Coons 16, Pole Cats 10, Gophers 9 ions 7. Ladies 6:30 p.m. Wilma Clark bowled the high Reds 7. Detroit spent this past week at their .Point Clark.cottage. SPEAKS ON FAMILY VACATION- Mrs. Walter Forster of Ripley was guest speaker on, Wednesday evening at the Reids Corners Womens institute meeting. She " .spoke on Family 'Vacationers on 'the -Farm and spoke mainly con- cerning city families who had vacations on the Forster farm this past summer, Her remarks were both informgtive and humorous. 'Alive and Well' was the theme for the Church' Services at Pine River United Church on Sunday . morning,. Special 'services were commemorating Church week: The C.G.I.T. girls•along with Sunday School children formed the,chOir, and 'rendered two an- themri,s with Mrs. Lynn Lowry an and pian9. Films were shown, shOwing the church at work in Korea, Hong. Kong ,, Nepal and India. Everyone joined in sing- ing a song,,'Alive .and Well" . with 'words composed by Mrs. Lester Ferguson. Following the • ser v ic 'a social hour was enjoyed. Kin loss LOgue s Bill Pace and Mary visited for the week end-in Brampton with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Guy and family. Spending the-week with Mr. and Mrs. Len Elmes is their little nephew , David Rillet from. Wind- sor. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kemptbn were guests at the CUrnmings- Coiling wedding in Ripley on Sat urday. Miss Gertrude Lee Walden of London spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Murray Walden. Mr. and Mrs. Len Elmes and Mr. arid Mrs. Bob Courtney attend- ed the Huron County Steam Threshers Banquet at Blyth on Fri- daevening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MadNay haVe been enjoying some holidays this past week. Helping out in their Amberley store have been Mrs. Rhoda McKenzie, Mrs. 'Dorothy Hathilion and Dianne and Linda Kempton. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Steele of • : Gerald Rhody rolled • the high single with a score of 300 and Jim single game of 217 and Norma Mc- Donagh the high triple of 537. Games of 200 and over: Wilma -CUTIr21771eanaPhillips 207 , Carol Martin 212, Norma McDon agh 204. Team points: Yana Garnmie's Clams 7, Belle Mole's Shrimps 0; Isobel Miller'sl,obsters 5, Janet . MacPherson's Scallops 2; Carol Martin's Crabs-5, Kathleen Mac- Donald's Oysters 2. ni standings:-Clarns-35 , Lob Good bowling, boys! Men over 200 were: Gerald ' sters 29, Oysters 25, Shrimps 21, • Crabs 19, Scallops 18: Rhody 300, Jim Lavis 274 and 262, Murray Keith 219 and Jelle de Jong 204. • For the ladies June Gilchrist was the only one over 200. She had high single with 240 and high , single with 290 and also had high' triple with 539. Come on, ladies, triple with 603. we can do'better. Games 200 and Over: Bertha Team points: Ann MacDougall's Whitcroft 290, Hilda Andrew Merts' 7 p.m. , Paul Hogan captured high single of the evening-with-a•score 277. Ron Stanley had high triple with a scoreof 687. Games over 225: Paul Hogan 277, Ron Stanley 269, Lloyd Ashton 264, Wayne Rhody 255, Murray Reid 244, Bob.Humphrey 234. • Team points: Owls 2,. Cardinals 5; Vultures 2, Hawks '5; Spagows 5, Crows 2: Team standings:,George Stan- e}.s aw Cardinals 19, Ron Stanley's Vul- tures 16, George. Hurnphrey's Crows, 16, 'Art Purney's• Sparrows 5, Wayne Rhody's Owls 4. 0 Ladies 9 p.m. Bertha. Whitcroft bdWled high A ndprson 245 _Isobel (..S 2 , Wealthys 2, Mary Lavis' Sp.ys 5, Elizabeth,Dickie's Pippins 5. Team Standings: Pippins 14, Wealthys 12,.' Macs 9, Spys 7. Tiffin 238, Sandra Riven 225', Dianne Carter 210, Mary MacIn- tyre 208,, Marie Hoffman 207, Marie Stewart 203, Janette • Fludder 201. ' Team points:. Grace Hopf's Jelly Beans 2, Lorna Guay's Lolli- pops 5; Marianna Porter's Pepper- mints 0, Barb Sanderson's Ju FLAME FrX -T- ARDA Jubes 7; Marie Hoffman's Choca lates 5, Dean'Agnew's Gumdrops COSTUMES WITH VENTILATED MASK Witches, Clowns, Ghosts, Devils, Princesses Children's Sizes 4 - 14 Team' standing: CliocOlates Gumdrops 32, Jelly Beans 30, _du Jubes 26, Peppermints 17, Lollipops 9. $1.98 Mens' 9 p,m. DOnald MacKinnon again rol- led the high single with a 260 and also had 719 for the high triple. Other over 600 triples Were Bob Greer 697, Mel Corrin 629 and Torn Hackett 621. 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