The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-29, Page 8EIGHT
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TH a 1LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 21.:..•`Il4
Ladies 9 p,m.
Mary Nelson .claimed: the high
single and high triple with scores
of 235 and.645.
Games played; Marg Hac;kett's.
Strawberries 7, Carol Atkinson.'s,'
P..eaehes-O;ev honvspWs-- -teles-
., 5•'. Tillie Wilson's Oran. ges' 2;, Barb
Helm's Bananas 4 Mary Lou: •
Bargers Grapes 3'
Games -200 and over: Anna. Y
Johnstone 200, 229, Trudie. 'Nelson
• 222: Wilma. 'Chishom 211, 217 .`
Mary Nelson 235; 205, 205;,:
'Gayle Spencer 205, Gloria Murray
206. Lois. Walden 207.. 'Jo.y Dennis
.. 222, .'204..
Team. Standings, Oranges 3.0
Apples 28', Peaches 25, Bananas
4 , Strawberries" 22 Grapes 13.
LucknoW
}i .Dungannon:.
This we_ehsLLucknow-Dungannon:.
league wasin a. slump.
Only : four names, bear mention:..
Marie Stewart took :the week's
single with a 236 game.. Arnetta
Thompson's, triple of 559 was high
of the week.
Bill Stewart had a nicenight
ght
and walked away;• with a superb' . p
758 triple His two, highest 'games
were 325 and 253 •
} Harold Landry ' rolled . a 252
.
game
41
Theteams" totalsTweie as=#'oll
• Beavers'.•27 , Zebras 26, Gophers
24; Wolverines,23:, ' Cubs 20,
Kangaroos 18,..Tigers 16; Squirrels
14, Pole Cats:•12 Chipmunks ll:,
Coons. 10'1, :Lions.. .
Ab Morton and Ron ;Stanley tied
for high single with a "score of :244.
with Ron Stanley taking high.
triple with a score of 641.
Games over 225: Ab Morton 244
Ron Stanley 244,
Points Owls 7, ;Cardin'als 7,
Vultures,0., Hawks 0..
Tearn' Standings: Owls28, Card-
inals 26, 'Vultures 11. Hawks,5.
Ladues6:30p.
Marion MacKinnon was the high
bowler on 'Monday evening with•a
single game of.245 and 'a triple of
648.
Games of 200 and over; Marion,
MacKinnon. 245, ..213, . Mildred
Cameron 208 , ,Janet McPherson:
205.
Team•'Points: Grace. Elliott's
Daisies 17, Trudy-Foran's Pansies
0;, Hazel, Webster'sRoses 5, 'Cath-
erine Andrew's Asters 2; Marion
Campbell's Lilacs 4 1/2; Isobel
Miller's; Violets .2 1/2.
Team Standings Daisies 3.4,
Lilacs •31 1f2, Ea ses.29.; Roses •
28, Violets 27 1/2, Asters 18:
Juniors
',Dorothy Wagner rolled the high,
single' of'168 and double of 293
for.the girls '
.For the boys ,Murray_ Reid' was
high with 194 °single' and ; double
'of 370.
Team'Standing Murray ., Y s Reid's`
Blue Birds 10, Graeme :Elliott's'.
Robins 3, `Bonnie:'MacLeod's Ca
aries `7 .Dorothy 'Wa ner's Bob
links 2, ':Napcy Ritchie's Swallows.
o S� David`I umph eyks 4rjo1es: 0- --
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KINGSBRIDGE
congratulations to Mr. ,.and ;Mrs,:
.- bur -socks -people -l__„ 'C1e.inuSteJfieLon._tlhe arrival of a:•
daughter on October .20' at the
Goderich hospital.
Mrs.,.' Dennis Dalton'spe.nt a.
few days'in Sarnia last weekat the
home of her son, .Maurice.Dalton
A son Was born to Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Dalton'on Tuesday, Oct-
ober 21
A .son was born..to Mr.. and Mrs.
Delmar Maize (Maureen Vassella)
of Toronto •on•O'ctober. 24:•• Mrs."
Bled Vassella is assistin• at her ..
daughter's home.
ens 9 p.m.
High triple was rolled this 'week.
by Charles Anderson with 750.
•
John Rutherford rolled the •' high
single garne of :288
Bill Hunter's:•:Buicks '5, points.;
Wafter .Arnold s ,Mustangs 2 points
Bill -B n -s -Po noses pints,
Buster Whitby s •Fords 2 points,
Bill Stewart s.Oldsmobiles 5'. ,
points "Clarence Greer's Dodges
2 points.
'Games of 225' and over •John
Rutherford -288., ..Charles'Anderson'
225', 259', 266 Orville Elliott
` erson 256 "Bob"Finlay 28'2' 230
Harvey ..Culbert' 2'68. Bill 'Hunter
22-'. Bill 'McPherson 2'2: Bev
Me as\ 242 ' Harold Ritchie 240
R. Button 235, 'Terry •Rathw'ell
228 Donald Maclntyre 249,.3i11;
Nelson 263'
Team Standings: Pontiacs 19
points;' Mustangs 16 points'; Oldsmo
The ladies' first_ Volleyball'
garde of the season was played
.last Tuesday evening in the .school-
gyre ny"`ladies: i,n-e'r"sted"in
.playing are rerninded shat the.
games/ are held every two :weeks
Mrs . ' Bernadine Kenny was
'hostess to at"ffaiewe1tdin cer in
honour. of Rev:.:Fr. H.(Galea last
Tuesday 'evening
Patrick little son of Mr: and '
Mrs: Gene Frayne• was adrnitted
to the Goderich hospital last week
Mr; and Mrs. Dong Frayne'
Jean'Ha'ens were married' on
Saturday, October2 t O lady
b11 S 1 o nts D es 1�'poin
B,uicks 12: ints; Fords' 10 points..
1°� �,
u:unnnon man_
Died -In -lenge
A. A. MUGFORD
Albert Anderson Mugford of
Dungannon: passed away in Vie-
torial Hospital, London on Wednes-
day, October 22, after an illness
of three months He was. 67.
Born in Colborne .Township on.
January 17th ,, 1902 , .:he was a son
of=A:ll%ert_T;horYtas�:ittg
Jessie Alice Burns
Following: his, marriage to Agnes
Morris, Mr. Mugford resided;
in. Detroit•foi twenty -,three years
and also in •London for twenty
three years. He was a trucker and
was a. former owner of Mugford
Disposal Services in London .
•In May 1966 Mr. 'and'Mrs,
Mugford moved to Dungannon,
Mr:. Mugford was a member of
Calvary Baptist Church Goderich
and .chairman of the ,Board. of
Deacons. He was a member of
Keystone Court 1.. O . F . , . London,
Besides his wife he is survived'
by .a .daughter Mrs 'Kenneth
(Betty) -Knight -of: R 12-Goderich-
and one .son: Harold of Mount
Clemens, Michigan; ,eight grand-
children; two sisters And one
brother, Mrs. Russell, (Jeanette)
Potter of .Algonac , : Michigan, .Mrs,.
Roy (Lucy)"Johnson' of Anchorville
Michigan Williams Mugford :of
Goderich. .
Funeral service was held on
October .25th ' at Calvary Baptist
Church Rev . Kenneth ';Knight
was; minister
' Pallbearers; were Gordon West
lake, 'Murray : Riordon, John Park,
Mac Charlton, Ken Burkholder, ...
Laverne Eedy.. interment was at
Colborne, Cemeter .
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LOCHALSH
Mr. 'sfnd Mrs.. Frank MacLennan
spent the. week-end•.in Detroit
with relatives..
Mr.. and Mrs, 'Henry MacKenzie
and familywere guests. of Mr.. ;and
Mrs.- Carmen Hayden, on Sunday.
at Port Albert;:
Recent visitors with Thomas •
Farrell were Mr. and Mrs. .Murray
McGill and family of Goderich..•
Duncan Farrish it aPatient in.
hospital iii•. Goderich
Mrs . Ronald Brooks ,was ,hostess
on'.Tuesday evening to'a Tupper,
SEE US FOR ALL
THEY FEATURE'
QUAL'/TY AND LOWEST.
PRICE,ANO ARE
ALWAYS READY WITH
HONEST 17NELY.
ADV/ E
YOUR.
HOME FURNISHINGS
MOFFAT APPL /ANCES
Mrs. Jim Henderson
Gives4-ravelegue
On Eurcpeafl.T
The October meeting of the
Horticultural' Society was•, held' on
Monday October 26 with. a better;:::
than average attendance The
President,- Mrs.. McClenaghan wel
corned members and guests. Busier
ess included plans to look .after
flower containers and.window •
boxes, for winter. storage also plans:
for November banquet It was
su - 'sted that 1970 membershi s
gge p • .
'be paid upat the banquet in:Nov-
ernber, .thus save, having, to. make,
a-ful canvass for th members
next spring. The n , inating
ware party. .
Mr and Mrs.. Gordon McGregor'
of London -spent the .week -end ill•,
their., country home at Lochalsh
Severaal fro the a -re -a -a atter .-
ding Nighty School in Ripley,:
among them:are Mrs.
'Harold
ick and Mrs: Ronald Brooks
•are-t•�k�ing-the-�ii�pho-lster�r
•
;Rod ,Finlayson' of Sarnia spent
a few days with' Mr. and 'Mrs
Gordon Finlayson ,
Mrs. Duncan Thorburn hasn.t
been as.well as her many friends ..`
'would like to see her
Mr: ""and'.Mrs. Wilfred Evans of
Ridgetown and John McCharles of
' 5.a ur.. a y Petrolia were•week-end guests of
tt; of:Asltmpuon Church in .Brantford -end-Mrs O1laver M_o(``harl'es
e
om
committee willendeavour.' tohave.
slate of officers 'for •1970 to :pres.
ent at the. banquet/ meeting;:
The program'me committee '
consisted of Mrs: F. Ritchie; , Mrs-.
G ;:Kirks nd lis- R-- t%i1i ps-and
Mrs: Chris Cooke Mrs. R. Cum-
ming
um-mig favoured with several instal-.
m ntals 'which delighted/the and
fence .
Kirkland introduced Mrs..',
Mrs.
Jim. Henderson who gave, a very
. talk on a tri •. to the
interestingo1.. p
•British Isles and Europe , .which
sheand. her husband and three.. of
Crop Report
is ro
Harvesting of gr 'grain corn , p g
ressing' well 'althou yields in•
some areas 'of the County are .
below normal, ,
' The turnip :harvest is almost
completed with prices remaining
favourable
Winter: wheat appears .to be mak-.
ing'good :growth.
Recent rains should help with° ..
the large e' acres e' of fall plow h=
g g P g
ing •which remains to be COM-
pleted
Western feeder cattle are' begin-
ning to arrive, in the"County:,
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S'orne.herds of dairy cattle are
being.stabled.
Stored ' feed; supplies should ,be
p
a ' equae- o. approaching.
winter, season.',,
their. children :enjoyed this past
summer: Beautiful: coloured
-slides of scenes_ a.SoutherJ1
„Ireland' andEdinborough were
shown followed:by scenes taken
in.Holland. Germany, ;Switzer.-
land and Italy:'
Mrs. -R'.. Phillips. thanked Mrs
Henderson .for, her`•fine .contribution
to the.rogramme
Tull bulbs.were':sold. at' the
oldie of: he..:'meeting ;
After a brief wedding.trip to NorthSome damage to trees and'
6
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for 3'41eoy i- t.ike
ITT tis' C//ECK..
Driving in the r in is difficult.' Don't. add
-shrubs' was caused by the 'recent
heavy snow fall; and several cars
were in, ditches along the road
sides. due 'to bad roa'ds'.
LAND
CLEARING
LEVELLING
ANTZ COBS'
Phone 395.5368;
Ripley
ern Ontario ,the couple ,s i1i reside
in Brantford. ';sir, and Mrs, Don-
ald Frayne •and' Mr; and' Mrs ..
Gene .Grayne attended their
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Frayne visited
his 'father Gilbert Frayne and Mrs.'
Frayne .of,Ririgsbridge,
• Mr. and Mrs; rack McConville
and boys of Scarborough visited on
.the 'week-end'with Mrs. Clifton
Attain .
.to that with worn :window wipers which
impair vision. Come' in soon for a complete
checkup of. your car, It may save you.
See througl Rain
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