The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-10-26, Page 15Childen and adults turned out in large numbers to enjoy the free pancake and
sausage breakfast at the LucItnow District Co-operative in celebration of Co-op
Week. The children gathered here for a photo session with the Best Dressed
Pumpkin for '88. (Pat Livingston photo).
Town and Country
Marie Park rolled the ladies high with
scores of 230, 176 singles and 406 double.
Len McDonald came through for the
men with singles of 177, 166 for a 343
double.
Ladies 150 and over: Anna Johnstone
216, 152; Helen Todd 186; Joyce Swan 179;
Fern McDonald 179, 169; Ann Anderson
169, 168; Evelyn Henderson 172; Marj
Solomon 171, 157; Isabel Miller 177, 163;
Kay Crawford 167; Belle Herbert 166; Kay
McCormick 164; Gwen Lennips 156.
Men 150 and over: Adreaau Lina 171,
Harold Campbell 173, Ian Dougherty 170,
155; Jerry vander Klippe 167; Fraser
McKinnon 156, Bill Henderson 150, Gordon
Johnstone 150.
Team standings: Daffodils 10, Crocuses
9, Tulips 9, Snowdrops 8, Pansies 7,
Hyacinths 2.
Wednesday Mixed League
Ladies high single was bowled by Nancy
Swan 241 and the high triple went to Betty
Van Osch with 559.
Men's high single was bowled by D. A.
Hackett 232 and high triple Steve Carvel
615.
Games over 200: Nancy Swan 241, D. A.
Hackett 232, Betty van Osch 222, 207; Pete
Van Osch 221, Bev McNay 218, Norm Bolt
218, Delores Van Osch 210, David Elliott
207, Steve Carvel 207, 205, 203; Agatha
Dueck 207.
Team standings: Squirrels 39, Gophers
38, Chipmunks 35, Kangaroos 32,
Wolverines 23, Tigers 22.
Monday Mixed League
A new mixed league is now bowling on
Monday nights.
Fred deBoer took the high single with 247
and Eric Taylor rollthe triple with 618.
Games over 200: ShirleyhKennedy 201,
John Vandiepen 230, Eric Taylor 201, 229,
Fred deBoer 247, Dave (Hub) Huber 225.
Standings: Bulldogs 9, St. Bernards 8,
Hounds 7, Huskies 6.
50?50 draw won by Hub.
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Ladies Thursday Night
Correction for last week: high single,
single with handicap and high triple should
have read Marg Wilson.
Marg Wilson also cleaned up this week
with the high single, single with handicap
and triple with respective scores of 226, 266
and 553.
Scores over 200: Marg Wilson 226, Bev
Gibson 205, Pam Irwin 208, Tami Allan 204.
Team standings; China 27, USA 21,
Australia 17, Canada 15, Mexico 14, Russia
11.
School news ...
• from nage 8 •
computer bank so we can save our math
and writing lessons that were assigned on
the computer.
Grade Seven: Shane MacKinnon went to
the saugeen Bluffs for cross-country. We
are starting the logo program on the icon.
In history we are doing a project on
Lucknow and in art we drew different
kinds of witch heads.
Grade Eight: This class extends thanks
to the community and friends for their sup-
port during our first fund-raising drive.
Without your help, many of the exciting
programs we try to run simply would not
be possible.
Grade Two: We have started our centres
on zoo animals. We are finding out many
interesting characteristics aobut their
habits. thanks to Mrs. Maclntyre for her
help in the library and to the children who
have brought in so many things to put on
display.
We are looking for a listener of the day.
Congratulations to those children who
have their name on the chart.
DUNGANNON
SENIOR CITIZENS
Non -Profit Housing is
seeking applicants for a
proposed Senior Citizen
Non -Profit housing
residence to be built in
the hamlet of Dungannon.
Interested applicants
please contact
E.C. BOWERS PRES.,
Dungannon, Ont. NOM 1R0
or Phone 519-529-7077
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FOR...
new ideas and opinions
a more prosperous and
progressive Village
Exercise Your Right To Vote
and
Vote
Joan
Pollard
LUCKNOW VILLAGE
COUNCIL
•Lifelong Resident of the Village
•Concerned Citizen
I am asking the ratepayers and
the people of Lucknow for their
support on the Nov. 14th Election.
We have, as a council, spent many
hours over several years to get
sewers in our Town and now that
they are a reality 1 would like to be
in office for their completion. Our
20 unit Senior Citizen apartments
are also a reality and I would like
to be a part of the cutting of the
ribbon for both of these projects.
Thanking you for your support
in the past and now I am asking
you for your support on Nov. 14th.
Sincerely,
ELDON A. MANN
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