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• LUCKNOW &
DUNGANNON
• MIXED
Ladies High Single,
LynnWall 230; Ladies-tr
Highiple, Elaine Steer
558.
' Ladies over 225. Lynn
Wall 230, Barb Tyler 227,
Joan Livingston 225,
Men's High Single,
Brian Stewart 275, Men's
High Triple, Brian
Stewart 717.
• Men over 250, Brian
Stewart 275, 254, Bill
Thompson 266.
Team points: Chip-
munks 7, Foxes 5, Tigers
7, Gophers. 2, Zebras 0,
Polecats. 5, Squirrels 0,
Cubs 5, Lions 7, Coons 2,
Wolverines 0, Kangaroos
2.
Team Standings:
Tigers 19, Lions 19,
Polecats 15, Chipmunks
12, Foxes 12, Cubs 12,
Kangaroos 9, Zebras 9,
Wolverines 7, Coons 6,
Gophers 4, Squirrels 2.
LADIES 9 O'CLOCK
' • BOWLING
High single - Linda
•Sticklancl - 291.
High triple - Linda
Sticklend 700,
Games over 200 - Linda
Obituary
DAVID HAROLD
[PETE] AGNEW
• David Harold (Pete) Ag-
new of Plymouth,. Michigan,
died at Wayne County Gen-
eral Hospital following a
stroke. on Monday, October
16, 1978. He was 75.
A jeweller for 51 years he
had retired in 1968.
He as born in Lucknow
on June 11, 1903, the son of
the late Joseph Agnew and
the late ;Edith McLellan,
• Paramount.
He is survived by his wife,
Marybelle MacDonald Ag- •
new, formerly of Lochalsh; CLOVER VALLEY 4-H
Stieklend 291, 234; Alene
Clarke; 229, Marie Scott
203; Nancy Farrisb, 201;
Anna Johnstone 201.
Team points - Doves 0;
Orioles 7; Bluejays 0,,
CarlarieS 7; Robins 0;
Cardinals 7,
Team standings:
Canaries 31; Cardinals
28; Orioles 20;• Doves .19;
Robins 14; Bluejays 14,
LADIES 6: 30 P.M.
BOWLING .
Bernice Kemp bowled
the high single with a 273.
Bernice Kemp bowled the
high triple with a 710.
Games of 200 and over:
Bernice Kemp 273, 238;
Anne Anderson 230; Patti
Boak 228; Isobel Miller
208; Elaine Steer 206;
Mildred Cameron 203.
Team Points: Trilliums
5, Camellias 2, Sundrops.
4, Cosmos 3, Poppies 5,
Bluebells 2.
Team Standings:
•Cosmos 27, Trilliums 23,
Poppies 22,' Bluebells 20,
Camellias 19, Sundrops
15.
MEN'S BOWLING
LE AGUE
High Single, Brian
Stewart, 284, High triple,
Chuc-Cauchi, 705.
Games over 225: Brian
,
Stewart 284 -Harry Van
Diepen 279,'Gerry -Ross
264, Harvey Culbert 262,
233, Ron Stanley 258, Jim
Bain. 250, •Chuc Cauchi'
249, 237, Allan Stanley
230..
Points: Oldsrnobiles 3,
• Fords .2, Mustangs 0,
Dodges Pontiacs 4,
Buicks 7.
Standings: Olds 15,
Fords 19, Mustangs 14,
Dodges 25, Pontiacs 16,
Buicks 16.
two • sons, John Agnew,
Plymouth, Michigan and
David Agnew, Wheaton, Illi-
nois, and one daughter,
• ,
Mary Agnew Birkhaug
Lakevilla, Illinois. He is- also
survived ' by one brother,
Howard Agnew, • Lucknow.
He -was predeceased by a
brother, Care Agnew.
The ,funeral was held--ent
• October 19, 1978 at 2.00 p.m.
at 'the MacKenzie and 'Mc-
Creath Funeral 'Home, Rev.
William Munshaw of Luck -
now Presbyterian Church
officiated. •
Burial was in Greenhill
Cemetery.
•. Flower beaters were Fin-
lay'', MacDonald, Ken Mac-
Donald, David MaeDonald,
and James Meldrum.
• Pallbearers were John Ag-
• new, Scott Agnew, David
• Agnew, Doug Agnew, bon
Agnew, and Joe Agnew.
• Attending from Chicago
were ,David Agnew, Mary
and • Bob Birkba,tig and Erie
and Bethan Birkbang,
Those who attended from
Detroit were John and Cheri
Agnew and family; Mr. and
Mrs. James Meldrum and
Anna Mae Childress. Others'
who attended included Cher-
yl LaFacies PlymoUth, Eliza-
beth •Ford, &Aerie'', Ada
Agnew, . Londe'', Mr. and
'Mrs. Don' Agnew, Stratford,
Julianne Agnew, Stratford
and Mrs. Mary MacDonald,.
Sarnia,
•
' The fifth meeting of the •
Clover Valley 4-H club for
• Essential Edibles was held
October .21 at the home of'
Helen, Simpson.
•,,
an s orne rea e
minutes of the last meeting.
Donna Elphick made Pink
Velvet and a Sherbet with
granda. Everyone sampled' r
the Pink Velvet. •
• Demonstration !for Achi-
evement Day :was discussed
and the members planned
the Cider Bash on Saturday,
October 28, at Donald Al-,
ton's.
• LUCKNOW 44 •
The 5th meeting of the
Metric EatersWis held in the
Lucknow Central Public -
School en October 19th.
Debra Arnold,' Vice pres-
ident, °trued the •meeting,
Grace Alton gave the treas-
urers report.
Grace Alton illustrated
Maple Treasure. Lorna Beyle
• and. Brenda Henderson
trated Pink Velvet and un
dermixed biscuits. Joanne
Pentland and Debra -Arnold
• illustrated Superior Steak
and overmixed bisenits.,Ruth
•Alton illustrated tea biscuits.
Final plans were made for
the party on•October 2§. The
theme is. HilloWe'en.
Questions in the members'
pamphlet were assigned 't�
be answered.
KINLOSS MIXED
BOWLING LEAGUE
High man was Evan Keith
with a single of 260 and a
triple of 637,, "
Men 200 and over: Evan
Keith 260, Hank Hartemink
258, Qeds Qeertsma 255,
Murray MacKinnon 21,
Ralph Cameron 212, Bob
Campbell 210, Mike Dalton
210 Jelle de Jong 205, Jon
Zdybel 200.. •
High lady was Linda Stan-
ley with a single of 196' and a•
triple of '505.
Team points: Kings 5,
Snows 7, Wealthys 2, Spys 4,
Macs 0; Pippinsl.
Team standing's; Wealthys
14, Pippins 12, Kings 12,
Spys 10, Snows 9, Macs 6,
TOWN & COUNTRY
BOWLING
High for the ladies went to.
Anna Johnstone with single
of 200 and double of 372. •
Jim McNaughton, had high
for the men with a single of
169 and 'a double of 336.
Team scores; Reds 5,
Oranges 0, Yellows 5,
Greens 0, Blues 0, Violets 5,
Team standings: Yellows
15, Violets 10, Blues 8, Reds ,
7, Greens 3, Oranges 2,
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