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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-10-11, Page 17777 77, Aubrey's Observations Yes, a number of us got to go to the Plowing Match, and I, expect we saw more of the complete display than a great number who spent the entire day there, battling their way through the crowd. We left in our own small bus, from which there is a good view no matter where seated, and having our Mrs. Clarke behind the wheel, (she is an excellent driver) we were able to cover every part of the tented city. As we left right after breakfast, there were very few people there before we had covered up one aisle and down parkways that we would not have had the privilege of later in the day, and it was so much easier for the driver. I was amazed at the size of some of those tractors, and the width of the implements that they were able to draw. Then I spotted a couple of old, black, dirty, clumsy looking steam tractors that were rated at twenty-one horse power. My fingers itched to put one hand on the throttle and the other on the steering wheel and show some of those gas tractors what could be done with one of them. , If they, got in softground and sank down, it was a simple matter to have them lift themselves out, and with a couple of fence rails, away you went again, and their power seemed to know no limit. I wonder with the amount of wood that is being left to rot, if they would not be a big help in the energy crisis. There is a possibility of me letting myself get carried away on the steamengine, because a man took me to London, when I was about eighteen, and he bought a complete new threshing outfit. On the way home he said, "that engine is yours to operate, take good care of it." By the time we arrived home, I believe I had grown at least three inches in mind, and convinced that he would never regret those words. Kingsbridge Kurriculum BY CAROL FORAN AND CATHY CHISHOLM Mrs. Mary Clare, Clarice Dalton, and Brother Carl started back as parent help- ers in Grade 1 and 2. Grade 2 is getting ready for their friendship party. Mr. Harry Dykstra, one of the bus drivers was in talking about bus safety to grades 3 and 4. Mr' W. J. Edk rt "phoned to congratulate• us for our great participation in the Dungannon arid Lucknow Fairs. We won both prizes for the best float. On Friday, September 29th the whole school partic- ipated in going to the Ploughing Match. Mr. Frank McTaggart from the St. John's Ambu- lance of Goderich visited grades 7 and 8 to demon- strate artificial respiration. Resusci Annie, a dummy, is what they practised on. Mrs. Rochelle Champagne and Mrs. Joanne Menary are looking for some more girl guides. If you wish to join their next meeting will be held on Monday, October Bowling MEN'S BOWLING TUESDAY, SEPT. 26 High single, Ron Stanley 264. High triple, Roy Fin- layson 707. Games over 225: Ron Stanley 264, Ken Adams 257, Roy Finlayson 256, 238, Clarence Greer 251, 230, Donald MacKinnon 243, Bri- an Stewart 234, Gerry Ross 229, George Newbold 226, George Stanley 225. Team points: Oldsmobiles 5, Fords 2, Mustangs 5, Dodges 2, Pontiacs 5, Buicks 2. Team standings: Oldsmo- biles 7, Fords 7, Mustangs 8, Dodges 6, Pontiacs 7, Buicks 7. TUESDAY, OCT. 3 High single, Gerry Ross 292. High triple, Gerry Ross 856. Games over 225: Gerry Ross 292, 286, 278, Jim Bain 291, 278, Wayne Cranston 262, Ron Stanley 261, Chuc Cauchi 254, Bob Greer 251, 244, Brian Stewart 243, 226, Clarence Greer 236. Team points: Oldsmobiles. 5, Fords 5, Mustangs 2, Dodges 7, Pontiacs 2, Buicks 0. Team standings: Olds 12, Fords 12, Mustangs 10, Dodges 13, Pontiacs 9, Buicks 7. Nor did he, because that big chunk of iron, steel, and copper wasmny "Baby". After some five years, the last time I pulled the throttle on her, she was as willing and ready ' without any repairs having been done. - Of course this is sentimental writing on my part, but In reality with so many farms with a wood lot and a few moderations, such as rubber tires, I am of a firm conviction I could do as much work in a given time as can be done with one df those new four wheel drive tractors at much less the overall cost. Well, I have written much on pro- gress and still believe that it is the foundation of our country and that now we are threatened with a shortage of energy. I believe, it is the duty of all of us to use what was given to us freely. Why waste what our forefathers had CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 16th at 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. This years membership is $4.00 , for each girl. Please bring this to next meeting. House Leagues have start- ed at St. Joseph's School. Soccer champions are Sask- atchewan. In the Junior Division Edmonton won in the league. Playoffs will be held next week. Touch Foot- ball, a new sport in the , school, started and so far Saskatchewan . is leading. Senior girls and boys soccer finals will be on October 28th. KINLOSS MIXED BOWLING High man Harry Lavis with a single of 220 and a triple of 575. Men 200 and over: Harry Lavis 220, Norman Bolt 217, Harold Campbell 215, --Evan Keith 213. Ladies' high single Jan Zdybel, 191 -and high triple Angie Farrish, 450. Team. standings: Kings 5, Snows 2, Wealthys 5, Spys 2, Macs 3, Pippins 4. LUCKNOW AND DUNGANNON MIXED BOWLING Ladies' high single, Eve- lyn Hackett 225; ladies' high. triple, Wilma Chisholm, 541. Ladies over 225: Evelyn Hackett 225. Men's . high single, Ken Adams 267; men's high triple, Ron Durnin, 683. Men over 250: Ken Adams 267, Harold Errington 253. Team points: Chipmunks 0, Foxes 7, Tiger 5, Gophers 2, Zebras 2, Polecats 5, Squirrels 0, Cubs 7, Lions 5, Coons 2, Wolverines 2, Kangaroos 5. Teain standings: Foxes 7, Cubs 7, Tigers 5, Polecats 5, Lions 5, Kangaroos 5, Goph- ers 2, Zebras 2, Coons 2, Wolverines 2, Chipmunks 0, Squirrels 0. .atua,.o. d.1. aifrr{.y7dii�fi6:.iiti�?1Vat�J61L�i.:N W TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING Tena Gardner had high single for the ladies with 157. The double went to Thelma Brown with 281. Jim McNaughton had high for the men with single of 185 and double of 348. Team points: Reds 2, Oranges 0, Yellows 5, Greens 0, Blues 5, Violets 3. yeu•re whistling in the ark. .. if you haven't had your blood pressure checked lately. You codld have high blood pressure and not know it. It can lead to stroke, heart andkidney failure. See your doctor - only he can tell. WHY PAY MORE? r Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 11, 1978 -Page 17 KUBOTA 4 Sizes 12.10-25-30H,P. Front and Racer PTO 3 Point Hitch Liquid Cooled Diesels 2 and 4 Wheel Drive Available with Cabs, Loaders, Blades, Mowers. Trencher*, Plows Cultivators, Disc. 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