The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-22, Page 8PAGE EIGHT • THE L'UCENOW SENTINEL,.�LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 nd ; 1$9
Ladies 9 p.m.
'Anna Johnstone Claimed both
high 'single and high triple with- ,
scores of 230, and 596.
Games; played: Margaret
Hackett's Strawberries 7 „ Mary Lou.
: farger.!s.;drapes 0; Carol Atkinson's
• Peaches..5 � Bev-Thompsonz-s Appy
Wiison's-Oranges: 5,, Barb
Helm's Bananas 2.
Gaines 200', and over
s Maudie
Fisher 203 ,. •Trudie Nelson 213
Shirley Cook 205 ; Kay Crawford
214, Gloria Murray 201, Barb Sand-
erson 214: Anna Johnstone 230.,
Team standing: Oranges 28
Peaches 25, Apples 23, Bananas 204
Grapes. 15 , Strawberries 15.
Walter Arnold's Mustangs 5.
Games'of 225 and: over: Donald
MacKinnon 317, Mel Corrin "269,
Gordon• Brooks' 257 , Jack Caesar 279
Bob Finley 249, Bill Nelson 285,
At
Clarence Greer 243, Bill Stewart
230, Harold Errington 248, 'Sill
Button 225 ;-~257 ,-Buster-Whitb
227.
Team Standings:' Pontiacs 14,
Mustangs 14 Oldsmobiles 10,
• Dodges -10 , Fords 8;, Buicks 7.
:Ladies 6
Pearl •Murdie bowled the high':
single game of 225 on,Monday
evening and Ferne MacDonald the
hightriple of 607.
Gaines of f 200 and 'over: Pearl
Murdie• 225', Jessie Joynt .211,, Kay.
Collyer: 202,• Ferne MacDonald • 21.1,
Team Points Grace Elliott's
D aisies 7, Hazel. Webster's 'Roses,
, .0; Marion' Campbell's Lilacs 05,
Trudy Foran'sPansies 2; 'Isobel
Miller's Violets '5., gatherine
Andrew's Asters 2.
'Team. Standings;, Pansies -2.
Lilacs 27 , Daisies 27, Violets .25 ,
Roses 23, Asters 16:
!un.gannc.n
The end of the.,fourth ek Of
bowling for the Lucknow Dungann-
on Lea ue , sees, Marie S wart
out front with a 271 sing e.
Close bebind'for the triple' of,'
•the week was Marion'MacKinnon
with a 107. , Her two best games •
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High single award went to Fred:
Horton, with 287., .Ron Stanley
taking:high triple with 632.
Games over 225 were Fred,.
Horton .237 ; Ron Stanley
George Stanley 230.
Team points: Owls 7, Cardinals.
•5,. Vultures 2, Hawks'0.
Team standings: Owls 21, -Cardin-
als 19•. Vultures 11, 'Hawks.5:
;rVAjars
The Junior Bowling League made
a good start •Saturday at one
o'clock• with six lanes in play.,
,,Champion for, the girls was Zena
Garniss,with a high single of 164, •
and a•double of 3.10.
For the boys Murray Reid was •
champion •with ,a high ,single of `.
234 and a double of 418.
DUNGANNON:
Bob Tir eswell of
turday with Mr •+
Park and family
Linton spent.
nd Mrs Bill,
PORT FROM
QUEEN'S. PARK:
BY MURRAY GAUNT
M.P.P. HURON -BRUCE
• With 14 out of the, 25 Departmen!.
tal estimates still to be approved,
the prospects are that the. present
Session of the Legislature will not
end until mid December.
At the moment the estimates• of
'the Department of Trade and Dev
elopment-ate_heforethe,House and:,
it was:during a. recent debate on
housing. that Stanley Randall, Min-
ister of Trade and Develo • menta •.
indicated: that legislationhas.' been
drafted. that could establish buildin
societies for small investors.
The Province is currently 'seeking
a'federal tax amendment necessary'
to permit their operation according
to the 'Minister.
Mr. Randall said he ,would 'speak
'to Provincial Treaurer, Charles' •
"MacNa.ughtonabout the possibility
of putting pension funds •from ,teach_•
ers and provincial and municipal
employees into the Province's
.mortgage -pool.. ,
Visitors with Mi. and Mrs. ,Torn
Park on Saturday' were Mr., and Mr
Bert Vincent of ,Belgrave and Mr.,
and MrsGordon.Ard of Wingham.
On Sunday .Mr.. and Mrs. Torn YAW
' Jina uburn- tisi
s._
Mr . and Mrs. Ed, yule •and farnily
Mr., and,Mrs. Earl Yule and .family.
.The first meeting of the Dungannf
OP 'Explorers Wit held l'uesday • •
evening .when their officers were.
:Tuesday October 28th at 7,p.m.,
will be a Halloween Party. All
anua and 12 areinvited to attend.
The leaders for, is term are s
Fred Young. Mrs-. ;Dan McInnis
•Harve Johnston of Goderich cal-'
Ferne lk.fiabDonald.rolled a 244. lied op Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott
goiri Finlayson shone for the men 'and family on Sundsi..
Mr, Randall explained that an•
amendment to the Federal Tax 'LAW
is required tciprovicle an'incentive
for individuals.and trust companies
and pension funds to invest in • '
bitilding 'societies, The amend-
ieties to pay tax free dividends to
their investors after they had paid
their Federaland Provincial taxes:
.Ontario is not going to.ban deter:
gent phosphates.until it has tested
ed manufacturers to .list phoiphate
content on detetgent' packages acc-
ording to Energy and Retources
Minitter George. Kerr.
' hi understood
rnen with a 289 single , •and Jack Company with Mr. and Mrs'. Jim
Caesar's two best 'garnet were 280 RiVett and fathily on Sunday were ;
and ,257 . giving :hint the men's ' !Harold Jewell, Fred Jewell ,. LeRoy
triple at 678. ;
Donald.MacKinnon. and 'Bill
Stewart each rollecra 259 single..
and Harold Landry , a 258..
Our stanclingi'are nip•and tuck.
BeaVers 24i, Gophers 22, Zebras l9
14, Kangaroos 13 , :Chipmnnks 11,
Tigers 9, LiOnt 9,. Pole Cat ,
,,,'Stretch it ont more teams. ..A4
edge give you leew,ayl
_the industry would .not object to
Such legislation whose pUrpose.
• ShaWallis as Nancy,; left, leads Mark, Lester as "Oliver!".
and Sheila White in . a lusty:" song -and -dance ratline, an this.
scene from; lihe exuberant new musical, winter of six Academy
• Awards including that for Best Picture. " "Oliver!" is " now
;playing at The Park Theratre,, Godericti, until Tuesday, Oct. 28.,
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•WHITECHURCH NEWS,
Whitechurch Women's Institute
held the ir/Octobe'r' meeting Tues-
day October 14 :at 30. •
The president Mrs'. Victor; Emer
son presided and 'welcomed
members ; visitors • the, husband's :
and'relatives ..,:•
The .opening Ode: and 0 Canada
was sung ,and the Mary Stewart
'Collect repeated in unison.', The
rofi cal was answered br a_tniri'g a..
place of unusual interest in Bruce'
or Huron It was decided . to send
a 'candy donation to Wingham Hos-.
pital in April •as .arranged on prog
;rams:, to accept an invitation to:
attend a W.L. W.1Short Course' Fashion'.
Cues For You,' November. 21st
10 a.m. to 4 p:m in•I,ucknow
Town Hall:Institute Room. Arrang
ements were made fortickets and
billets. for Convention at Mount
In response to my questi9ning,
•Wm. Stewart, Minister of Agricul-
ttire and Food indicated that the', ,
iMeriarn and Bev Shepherd , all of . Itotal cost to Government of the
. of that amount the returning nffic'-
i eri received $26,572.04. The
't; When,you make yourrnark' in
the' 'ti s balance was•made pp of hall rent-
als advertising poll locations,
"' " office materials and printing of
•
;It was decided. to leave the ..
Deceniner•hiistesies Mrs'. :Jas..
The, collectiOn was receiVed.
The Motto "Let Us Be Understood".
1;iai given by Mrs. 'Tom Metcalf,
who said in 1969 We .find new ,Phras.
'keep it Cool, '-uptight ,.hungup,
zap•and:haCk it. 'To mist of us -
these words.are meaningless: •
When we have a beantiful,lariguage
we, Could rexpfess our thoughts. in
rnore dignified words. Let us ,not • ,
:use gobble dry.gook. a high flown -
[spOken were those of Franklin, .; •
thing we have to fear is. fear itself,
And when Winston 'ChurChill sald.
tOil,,'sweafan.d\teart arid later ,.
he. said. - Give UP the. tools and' we .
will finish the job. To.qUeIl this,.
individnals can speak Clearli,and
influence others. to do the same.
The Queen and. grace Was ,
Mrs. jOhnion:Conn, :Mrs: Jas,
Currie served' hutch ,
Bill 'Nelson rolled the high triple
of 71c for this:week. Donald Mac-
14nnon was very close behind with .
a triple of 715. 'The high tingle.
MacKintxm with 017. G
b0‘41irig, fellows, keep up the 'com-
petition! :
larctice Liteer's Dodges 7„
, ainice-rituit-ks 0, ,Bill Burton's
nnon
UCKNOW
HgATI:NG
WIRIN
Currie, Mrs. Jo nson owl and-Mrt,
Getehom Johnston. C011ection of
qnilt patches were received fo.r
psychiatric hospital, Goderich.
Volunteers 'were 'asked io make,
sandwithes Friday afterncvn Oct-.
'ober 24 for OldTirne Dance. Vol-
unteers 'were Mrs. Garnet' Farrier;
Mrs'. ToM Magoffin, Mrs. Ezra
Scholtz, Mrs. Rutsel Chapman;
Tiffin. Community singing, Juan-
ita and yOu are My Stinshine, Was •
Mrs Ithssel Gaunt then intrOduc-
Of Kitchener a repiesentatiVe of the
TO receive a Retirennent Pension
you mutt have contributedto the
plan and haVe reached the eligible
age and if under 70 he retired front
dons , benefits for widowt and ,
zhildren. Canada Pension plan
District OffiCe is 220 King Street
East, Kitehener.
:Oan Tiffin arid presented with a *,
ngsbridge
Guides
The .kingsbridge Girl. Gnide,s
played and Were. tested .on the.
iKierni rs rgeartaea r, Tmheuerxsidnly. .e. V, ening at .•
.Stings and gainee yere played
Caesar and Lti 'MacLennan in'
Camp fire was held -by Scarlet
Tinagert under the .,direCtion• of
"Patrol-leader-Lindaherty-,,, and
Second Anne kising. ,
.Songs and:jokes Were very entet.7
by.Lt. Caesar and Lt. Sinnett.
,Girls Went to. patrol cornett and
Capt. Tigert gave final detafls
about hike, also 'discussed nlaking
articles for )(tins. bazaar.' CP pt,
Tigert.inforined girls they w.ould,
start practicing lashing next „week. •
Meeting closed with t aps.