The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-11-11, Page 8AGE EIGHT
THE t,UCKNOW SENTINEL
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Town and Country
High lady: this -we
Luc'know'
Mens :7 p'm
Bob. Collins`took the high
single of the.evenng 'with •a 25,4
score.. High triple 'went to ,,Bob
Ni;chni1s with a 616 score.
Games over 22'S Bob Nicholls
248, Bob Collins.'a,)4; Ron Stan -
ek was Olive
Smith with a'16'4 single, and a
double of,301.
For the men :we' have Bill '
Sproule .with a 221 single and .a
387•d'ouble. . •
Team points won: Potatoes 5
Carrots 3;, Lettuce' 2;•'and ,Turnips
So we.see :.the teams closing ,in
with a season's standing thus;
' Turnips 22, Potatoes 21, Lettuce
19 and Carrots 18. .'
Kincardine Stage To
Travel Durham R01,
To Grey Cup.
A ghost of early pioneer days,
will' rumble. through thestreets of
villages and towns located on the
old Durham road the week of
November 22nd,
A group of interested football
fans from Kincardine •locat'ed on
the shores of lake Huron fifty
milessouth of Owen Sound, are •
driving' an. authentic replica.of an
-old tie .stagecoach from the
community •to Toronto for the • •
Grey Cup Parade. ' '
Four outriders,, dregsed.in pion-
eer costumes, wili. also accorn-
piny the stagecoach on its one
hundred and twenty mile. journey;.
• The coach, owned, by Ed Wil-
liamson of Cargill, is•an exact
replica of stagecoaches' used on•
regular runsup and down. the
Durham Road'.. .
The group , .headed by, Ronald
Slade of Kincardine Township,
will also visit with many 'local
mayors' along the way.' As well
as bringing greetings from Kincar-
dine , they will offer to convey •
greetings and best wishes from
mayors i{i. Walkerton, .Mildmay ,
Clifford , Harriston , Arthur,. •
Orangeville and.Bramptod-to
Toronto's Mayor William Denni-
son..'
•
The letters will be delivered to'
Mayor 'Dennison on the steps of •
Toronto's. City Hall on Friday,
November. 27th', at 11:30 in.the
-morning- :.. ..
WOONESDAY,' n'O 'EIINBER
Ladies 6:30,
Kathleen MacDonald °rolled, the
high single game of 240 and Jean
:Phillips the high triple of 637.,,
Games. of. 200 and. over;. Kath-
leen MacDonald 240, Jean Phil-.
ills 222 ,
283, Trudy Foran 220,
Marion MacKinnon 227 ,.201,,
Carol 'Nivins 206-...
Team points: Marie Greer's,
Pearls 7, Anna Mae Hunt'er's.
Opals 0; Trudy Foran's .Emeralds
5, Mildred' Cameron's Sapphires.
2; Belle Mole"s Rubies' 5 , Cather-
ine Schmid's Diamonds'2.
Team standings: Pearls 44,
Rubies .41; Opals 322 Emeralds 27,
Diamonds 25, Sapphires 20,
Highest
i
Junior League
The first week of bowling 'start-
ed November 7 at the Lu'cknow
Bowling Alley 'for the juniors.
Onlyfour lanes were: used and new
players between, the age of 12 and
16are welcome..
For the' girls 'Margaret Montgom-
ery. rolled a high single of 178,
and. a high double of
Ritchie roiled a high' single of
179; and a high double of 303 for
the boys
Teamstandings are; Margaret
Montgomery's' Wagon 'Wheels: 5
Dona Wagner's Chiclets 3., Shir-
le Be-: fesavcrs
Neyer in its 80 year bistor}
has this company offered
higher.' -rate of interest on.'
,its guaranteed investment
CGrti c. tcS - g 4-
available to. you right now
at any 'branch of Victoria
and Grey Trust.
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TRUSt COMPANY SINCE 1889
. Lealand Hill, Manager
Elgin and Kingston Streets
Goderich 52.4-7381
nie MacDonald's Potato Chips 0,
horses of: some real old fashioned
hospitality..
The stage will also be one of .Driving a •team"to the Grey
•
the featured entries/in the Grey Cup Parade is really not
new.
up' Parade. One problem facing- o- i't -1 ;h-
Kincardine Chamber of '•
Commerce sponsored' a.,surrey .and
team entry in the 'Gr'e,y Cup ' • . •
Parade ,•.. . ' ' . •, ;
Team,Points:, Owls 5 , Cardinals
2,. Vultures 2, . Hawks 5..
Team Standings: Vultures 47,
Owls 34 Hawks' 33 ,',Cardinals.12.
the. group ,has been the stabling
'of .horses along.: the •route How=
ever ,• ca -operation of niany
local •residents has ensured the
Mens 9p.m:.
Jack Caesar is the top bowler
this week with the high triple of
714 and;a high single of 276.,
:!Pinta wuri: -Finds ',`D g
.Oldsmobiles 5, -Buicks 2;' Mutan.
7 ,.. Pontiacs..O. •
''Games of 250 and over: • Jack
Caesar 276, 'Fred, Young 275
Me1'Corrin 253. '
'Team standings: •Oldsmobiles
34., Fords. 28, Dodges :'27 ,
Mustangs 26, Pont'iacs 19, Buicks
13:
.Rai bo:w �Lea.g :e -
Madelaine Alton rolled 'the
high single with 312. -'High triple
was rolled by Marie Stewart wit• '
748.
Games 200 and over: Madel-
aine Alton 312, Marie Stewart
308;. 226__ 214;•- Kay Crawford 276
Anna Johnstone 229, Muriel Rit-
chie: 226' , Margaret Ann Wilson.
210 Grace Hopf 207 , Kathy Gib-
son.205 , Eileen .Lavis 260,
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Violets 5, . Kathleen •Forster's
Yellows. 2;' Joy Dennis' Oranges 2
Kathy Gibson's Greens 5 Anna
Johnstone's Blues 0, Eileen Lavin'
Reds 7..
Team standing: Greens 42,,
Reds 34, Yellows 33 , Violets• 32, '
Blues 26.; Oranges 22. ' ' •
Lucknow -
Dungannon
• Men's. high 'triple went to Jack'
Caesar. with 691 with the high
single to Harold Errington with 272 :
Ladies ig , trip e :was won•y.
erle - E�lliotr with- 599"-nd-the _
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high single by Kay Forster with
317.
Men over 250: Harold .Errington
272 ,-Gordon ~ Montgomery' 269,
\Bud: Thompson 265, Orville •
'Elliott 259;, Jack Caesar .256
25.0, George Joynt 256.
•Ladies over 225: Kay -Forster -
317, Ruth Jardine 246 , Merle'
Elliott 243, Kay, Collyer 239.
Points won: Squirrels 7., Kang-
aroos 0;. Gophers 5:; . Chipmunks' 2;
beef production
lg rs
Zebras 2;. Coons 5, Pole Cats 2;,
Cub's 5 , .Beavers 2.•
• .'Standings Cubs 41, Beavers '3S,
Wolverines 35 ,' Tigers 27,
Squirrels 27 , Coons "' , Gophers
2.5 Pole Cats 19,:.Zebras 1V,
Chipmunks 16 Kangaroos 14.,
Lions 7.
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