The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-09-26, Page 8WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBERi
We wish to announce that our store will cl%
Friday evening, September 28 and will re-open 0
Friday morning, October Sth
• , UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
MR. AND MRS. ROSS CAYLEy
We wish to thank our many friends who ho favoured us with their patronage during our, ye in business. We hope you will extend and ineni this courtesy to the new owners.
ROHRER'S COUNTRY MANI
Jacob Rohrer and NO
MacD
LyCknow.
Freeman Olson
Gravel Pit
1% Miles' West. Of Dungannon.
CHOICE CEMENT .GRAVEL
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEi.
SAND, 3A STONE, TOP FILL
FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE
PIT RUN GRAVEL
ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE
1. METRIC TONS - flS4 LBS.
NIGHT SCHOOL
LUCKNOW CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
Phone 528-3113
'Principal S. Collyer
4. RUG HOOKING
5, TYPING
SEWING •
(a) Beginners
b 'aSbtrriectsc h and KO
REGISTRATION AND FIRST CLASS
Wednesday, October 3, 1913
at 8:00 p.m.
Fee - $10.00 per course
Anyone wishing to register, please complete Form be0
and mail to the Principal by Monday, October 1,.1973.
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PAGE. EIGHT, THE
Special Car Care
Always Pays Off
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UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
WHITECHURCH
On Saturday Mr. and. Mrs.
Gordon Rintoul, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Fnrdon, Kathy, ,.Lori and
Karen attended the wedding at
7 p.m. 'in Gale Presbyterian
Church of Miss Betty Bott and John
Herbison. The reception was held
at the Legion Hall, Elmira at
8 o'clock.
Mr, and Mrs. Russel McGuire
spent the week end-at Thorribury .
With his father Bruce McGuire
of Thornbury.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and.
Mrs, Dan Tiffin were Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Tiffin and Lori of
Wingham; Mrs. Ethel Stewart of
Wingham; Joyce Tiffin' of London;
Mr. and Mrs. BeVin Tiffin and
Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Jamieson of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Dalton Schultz
visited Wednesday and Thursday
in St. Catharines -with their daugh
ter Mrs. Torn McMullen, •Mr.Mc-
Mullen .and family.
Mr. and Mrs,. David Bosman,of
London spent the week end With
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Snowden.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barbour. of
it
Cars look better, perform
better, too, when service
men are painstaking about
the details of maintenance.
Lucknow
Dungannon
Lucknow Dungannon Leagues
got off to a start on September 19
.and 20. .
Fred ninagan rolled a high
single of 378 and Al Beange's 665
was high triple for the men.
For the ladies Diane Park cap-
tured high, single with 264 and
high triple with 554. •
Men over 250: Dick Briere 278,
GerrY Priestap 264, Fred Flanagan
378, Lloyd Hodges 269, Al Beange
278. Ladies over 225: Diane Park.
264.
Team standings after one night's
bowling: Tigers 7, Zebras 7, Fox-
•es 5,, Cubs 5 , Coons 5, Kangaroos
4,, Wolverines 3, Chipmunks 2,
Squirrels 2, Lions' 2, Gophers 0,
Polecats 0.
Ladies.6:30 p.m.
Belle Herbert rolled a high
single game of 244 and a high
triple of 660. 'Nice bowling,
Belle.
Games of 40 and over: Belle
Herbert 244, 217, Kathleen Mac-
Donald p26, Wilma Clarke 223,
Mildred Cameron 223, Hazel
Webster 218, Marion MacKinnon
214, Beryl Hunter 211, Betty Fin-
'layson 208, Grace Elliott 207.
Team points: Marion MacKin-
non's Poodles 7, Mildred Bush-
Ladies 9- p.m.
Due to several miscalculated
handicaps on September 10 some
changes have been necessary in
the league book and team point
standings. As of September 17;
the teams stand as follows:
Radishes 11, Peppers 8, Carrots 7,
Onions 7, Potatoes 7, Corn 2.
• September 24.
High single: Marilyn Rhody 237,
high triple: Lorna Guay 583.
Games over. 200: Marilyn Rhody
2317, Lorna.Guay 220, Kay Craw-
ford 217, Ann Anderson 210, Mary
Cleland 292; Merle Rhody 207.
Team points: Barb Helm's Car-
rots 2, Lynn Wall's Corn 4, Dian-
ne Carter's Onions 5, Janet Barg-
er's Potatoes 7, Anne, Wissees
Radishes 3, Irene Nelson's Peppers
0.
Team standings: Potatoes 14,
Radishes 14; Onions 12, Carrots 9 ,^
Peppers 8, Corn 6.
CAR SHOWING
AT
SCHUTZ CHRYSLER
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
G DERICH
ell's Collies 0; Wilma Clark's
Spaniels 5 ,,Marion Campbell's
Retriever's 2; Grace Elliott's Cor-
gis '7, Mildred Cameron's Ter-
riers 0.. • '
Team standings: Corgis 14,
SpAnieis 12, Poodles 11, Terriers
10, Retrievers 9, 'Collies 7.
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Rider's Roost
.Saddle Club
September 28th regular meet-
ing of the Riders', Rdost Saddle
Club was.held at the home of
Merle and Sheila Gunby , 28 in
attendance. New' club members
are. Sandra Orien of Wingham and'
Grant Frook of Kinloss. Plans
were made for our Olympiad to be
held on October 7th at 11:30 a.m.
till --.
Ken Taylor showed slides' of
some of the fairs'they have attend
ed dig fall. Also Carolyn's par-
ents had some film of the Calgary
Stampede which•were much en-
joyed. Drawl which was made at
the. Lucknow Fall Fair on a West ,.
ern Saddle was won by_Roderick
Ringel of Walkerton, Ontario..
Door prize, a hoof pick, was
won by John Leeson. Next meet-
ing in two weeki for list minute
Plans for Olympiad. •
Good news of club members .
Carolyn Taylor, Programs for Oly-
mpiad are now printed. Hugh
Sinnamon has 'a new Gelding,
chestnut colour, (Sparky) 2 yrs.
Isabel Sheppard decorated the
club float which won first prize
in the Fill Fair Parade. Kenny
Ritchie won a saddle blanket for
selling the most tickets in the
Club. Ruth Lowther has been
riding her horse for two weeks,
she also has a 'Gelding horse for
sale and a ,pony cart.
Prize winners at. Fall . Fair were:
Use Gunby at Tavistock - 2nd in
18 and under Junior. Seat. and •
Hands; 2nd in Open .Saddle'Class;
at Listowel, 2nd in Open English'
Saddle Class; at Luc know, 4th in
Open English., 5th in. Open West-
ern Pleasure, 1st in Hunt Seat
Equitation, Trophy and English
Bridle. .
Brenda Taylor at Tavistock -
3rd in 18 and under Jtinior Seat ,
and Hands'', 1st.in Open Saddle
Class; at Listowel, 1st, silver tray,
Open English Saddle Class; at
Lucknow 5th in Open English.
2nd in Hunt Seat Equitation.
Terry Taylor at Lucknow - 3rd
in Saddle Pony class. . `•
Ralph Aalders at Lucknow 4th•
in Musical Chairs, 5th in Parade
Class; Kenny - 7th for yearling
pony; David - 7th for pony in
harness driven by boy 15 •
years or under.
Kathy Taylor - 5th Best Cost-
ume Rider on Decorated Pony.
Toronto were week end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. -Carman Whyt -
ock and Jackie. •Mrs. Barbour is
a sister of, Mrs. Whytock.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allman,
-Toronto, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bailey at their
farm horne.
Mr. and MrS. James Glasgow
and family of gxeter were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Smyth.
Hugh Sinnamon, Mrs. Phillip
MacMillan, Mrs. E. W. Beecroft
and Karen visited on the week, end
with Mr.. and Mrs'. RO,Richardson
of Livonia*, Michigan. They /
spent Saturday at the Zoo.
her a very speedy recoliery,‘i
Visitors on' the weekend rii
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrieri
Mrs. Eunice Gillespie weield
and .Mrs. Fred Davis and Dant
Windsor and. Carnian Farrier n
Toronto.
Communion.serViceswilli
held in'-the United ChurChner
Sunday; Septeniber 30 MO
Le Drew of. Brussels in charge
the service.
Whit eichurch Women's instil
on Friday sent. in their 35 Ur
garry Caps io Mrs. Bill Arnold
Mr . and Mrs. Lorne Duda,
Tuesday returned from theiri'
by, bus to the Western proving
and to the .United States;
On Saturday evening Earl
ens and Victor Emerson
were at Kincardine and Tiver,
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. :Bill Evans were Mr. and,
Eric Evans offlyde Park and.h
Edith Brown of London arid ei
On them were Miss Margaret
Moffat of Toronto and Mr. an
Mrs. Graham Moffat of
Teeswater • All were calleis
Miss Emma Richardson at Piii
Manor, Lucknow:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes,
on Friday. evening were visitors,
with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn .
Pipe of Brussels and on Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs., How-
ard. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson,
Jim, Margaret and Marilyn were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Elliott and family.
We are sorry to report that Mrs..
Bill Willis was admitted on the
week end to Kitchener
Hopital: The community wish