The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-10, Page 8•"'
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PAGN* EIGHT • THE'•INCKNOW SENTINEL, OCKNQW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10;,'
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DUNGANNON
On this beautiful Thanksgiving
Day we have a great many things
for which to be thankful! Did
rtl.try to count your blessings?
The United Church was suitab
ly decorated fora the Sunday morn ,
ing Thanksgiving service with
fruits arid vegetables., significant
of our bountiful harvest. This was
a project of the C.G.I.T. %group,
and the jr. choir provided two
numbers during the service, Sac-
rarnent was also observed.
• Guests with Rev, and Mrs. Mc-
Clenaghan during the Thanksgiv-
ing week end included Mr. and
Mrs. John Hoyle from London,
Miss Beatrice McClenaghan from
Newmarket and Lascelles
Dixon from Kingston , Jamaica.
Mr. Dixon is a graduate in Archit:-
eCture from University in Winni.- •
peg and is now returning to King-
ston ,•Jamaica.
• Visitors with Mrs: Minnie Jones
and Melvin on Thursday were Mrs.,
Frank Jones, Mrs, Gladys,
Wallace, Mrs, Pepper ; and
Mae Davis, all from Clinton, and'
Mrs. George Gurton from Goder-
ich.
Mr, and Mg. Mervyn Lobb,
R. R. 2 Clinton,• made calls in
the village on Friday.
Little' Jackie Dawson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David DawSon,
who' has been sick this
past week is now improv_ing.
Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Webster
had their annual trip to Port
Burwell to see the acres of beauti-•
ful chrysanthemums,
In the bicycle race at Dungan-
non Fair the winners were Michael
Jones, Michael Becker, Joe
Boyle and Bill McAllister,
Mr . 'a nd Mrs Frank Thorne
and Joanne spent the week end
their cottage at Kincardine, a
had a family gathering thereon
Sunday. On Monday they close
the cottage for the winter mon
Mrs. Wesley younIde (nee Ed
Treleaven) from Toronto and
3. Munson of Goderich called
relativeS and friends in this co
munity on Saturday.
Guests for Thanksgiving on S
'day with Mrs. Mary Bere and fa
ily included Gerald Bere, Lond
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight. Aldharn a
family , Mrs. Beitha Aldham fry
Goderich and Mrs. S, B,
Stothers from LucknoW,
' • ANTI FREEZE
HOSES
WINDSHIELD WASHER
BATTERY •
OLIVET
Mens 7. p.m.
The Men's 7 p.rn. league start-
ed for the season with Ray Cran-
ston capturing high single with a
score of 272. Ron Stanley had
high triple with a. 730 score.
Games 'over 225: Ray .Cranston
272, Ron Stanley, 262, 23'i, 231,
Grant Phillips .255 , Bob Hum-ph-
rey 228.
Team points: Owls 2, Cardinals
5., Vultures 2., Hawks 5. ,
Team standings: Lynn Hodgins'
Cardinals 5, Ron Stanley's Hawks
5, Wayne Cranston's Owls 2,
George Humphrey's Vultures 2.
Town & Country
TOwn and Country opened their
bowling season with six alleys in
play.
Olive Smith bowled the high
single and double with scores of
166 and 270 for the iadies.
For the men it was Harry Lavis
with a single of 213 and 363
double. ,
Team points: Harry Lavis' Reds,
-5, Anne Dexter's Oranges O; Les
Purvis' Greens 5, Margaret Mc-
Donald's Violets 0; Henry Carter's
Blues 3 , Vera Purvis' "fellows 2.
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Ladies 9 p.m.
High single , Zena Riegling 220;
high triple, Grace Hopf .566. '
Games over 200: Z,ena Riegling
220, Grace Hopf 215 , 207, Mary •
Cleland 212, Dianne Carter 204,,
Omitted last.week Merle Rhody
215.
Team points:. Barb Helm's Car-
rots 4, Anne Wisser's Radishes 3;
Irene Nelson's Peppers 4 1/2,
Dianne Carter's Onions 2.1/2;
Janet Barger's Potatoes 7, Lynn
Wall's Corn O. '
Team. standing: Potatoes 26 ,
Radishes 22, Peppers 19 1/2, On-
ions 16 1/2, Carrots 15, Corn 6.
KinlOss
For the men Gerald Rhody
started the season off with ,a 665
triple and a 299 single.
For the ladies Marilyn Rhody
rolled 544 triple and Merle Rhody.
a 221 single. Nice start, Rhodys.
Men over 200: Gerald Rhody
299, 216, Jelle de Jong 204,, 201.
Ladies over 200: Merle Rhody
221, Marilyn Rhody 203.
Team points: Doris
MacKinnon's Wealthys 5, Mary
Lavis' Spys 2; Ann MacDougall's
Macs 0, Merle Rhody's Pippins
Team standings: Pippins 7,
Wealthys 5 , Spys 2, Macs 0.
Men's 9. p.m.
JackCaesar rolled the high
triple 720 and Ron Stanley was
runner-up with 708. Other nice
triples were Grant Chisholm's
666 and Charlie Anderson's 660.
Jack Caesar also' rolled the high
single 281 with Ron.Stanley 270 in
second spot.
Other over' 225 singles: Chas.
Anderson 262, Ron Stanley 255 ,
Ken Barger 256, Grant Chisholm's
246 , Gordon Fisher 233 , Alan
Rhody 231, Jack Caesar 231, Ken
Barger 230 and Donald MacKin-
non 225.
Team points: Chas.' McQuillin's
POntiacs 2, lief]) Barger's
Mustangs 5; Clarence Greer's
'Dodges 5, Harvey Houston's Fords
2; Bill Button's Buicks 5 , Bob
Greer's Olds 2.
:Team standing: Buicks 12, Dod-
ges 10, Mustangs 7, Fords 7, Olds
4, Pontiacs,2.
Harold Stacey and Dordthy
Perryman•of Barrie visited with
Mr-and' Mrs. Ray Ilamilton and
family and Mrs. W. R. Hamilton-
during the holiday week end;
Miss Joanne Hamilton of London
Was home for the holiday week
end with her' parents Mr. and Mn.
Ray Hamilton.
Miss May White of Woodsto'Clt
was home for the week end with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Mr. and Mrs. Ted White and•
Allan attended' the Olympiad on
Sunday afternoon at the farm. of
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Taylorat
R. R..3.Luckilow.
ff Marilyn and Robbie Engel of
Dublin visited for the holiday
week end with Mr: and Mrs,.
Walter Black and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldert Geertsma
returned-recently from an enjoy-
able trip to..the west coast.
Oscar White, who had been a
patient in Kincardine 'Hospital for
a few dayi was able to return
home on Saturday., We wish him
improved health. • • .
Home for the Thanksgiving
holiday with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Black were Bill'
Black of London 'and David Black
of Kitchener.
Andy Hamilton and Jack MC-
Guire Were among the ones from .'
this area who attended the tractor
pulling contest in Teeswater on
'Monday. ' •
Visiting over the holiday with
Mr. 'and Mrs. 70star White were
Mr. and Mrs. Bert White Ind • •
family of Birr, Mr,, and Mrs. War-
ren Rich'and Paul of Wingham and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mauer and
Todd° of Huron Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Casler
and baby of Sebringville visited
with Mr. and Mrs, Jack McGuire
and family on Sunday afternoon.
Ladies 6:30 p.m.
Only four teams bowled on
Monday evening due to. the holi-
day,
Jean Phillips rolled the high
single of 210 and Mildred Carper-
on the high triple of 553.
Games over 200: Jean Phillips -
.210, Mildred Cameron 206 , 201.
Team points: Mildred Camer-
on's Terriers 7 , Marion Camp-
bell's Retrievers 0; Mildred
Bushell's Collies 7-, Wilma
Clark's Spaniels 0.
Team standings: Terriers 21,,
Collies 19, Retrievers 16 ,
Corgis 16 , Spaniels 15, Poodles 11.
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Dungannon
The Stewarts again topped the
league with Bill's high single of
313 and a '749 triple.
Marie's high single was 256
and her triple.of 657 was the
best. Nice bowling Marie and
Bill!
Men over 250: Bill Stewart 313,
265, Jim Wilson 267, Army Wil-
son 266, Mel Dickson 261, Stuart
Jamieson 253, Bill Searle 252.
Ladies over 225: Tillie. Wilson
241 Marie Stewart-256 , Joanne
Searle 233.
Team standings: Tigers 19,
CubS.17, Zebras 16, Polecats 13,
Wolverines 12, Chipmunk's 11,
Kangaroos 9, Squirrels 9, Coons
8, Foxes '7 , Lions 4, Gophers 1.
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