The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-04-29, Page 7WEDNESDAY, APRIL slth, '1170
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:AnnuaI..Dinner
At- St. Helens
• ,The• Ladies 6:3{ Bowling. •
CaiTotS:T'Op The
Town and. Country
Bowling-
• The Town'and Country Bowlers'
bowled twice this week..in order to
be..ready .'for gar•.dening and outside
work
On Tuesday.Vera Purvis was
high .lad°ywith a i196.'sing.le and a,
- . 1.
and social evening at the :St . -
:Helen's Hall, 7, p.M. Monday ,
April l7.
A lovely, dinner was enjoyed
"by al�"the ladies
present. Two
• lucky draws were made during•
the dinner and•.were won "by
Maizie gathers and'Jessie Joynt.
Each lady ,was presented with.a
•: small gift.
Dora. Brooks ,"on behalf of the
league, expressedthanks tothe
ladies of. the St. Helens Women's
.instittYte tor• rhe li -i(Zi s] Ir�f 1
.and Mrs. Ross Errington replied.
Following the: dinner the
.presentation of gifts and trophies.
was held and a short business -
meeting. was conducted :by the •
President; Jean Phillips. •''•Kath
leen MacDonald gave the Treas-
urer's report:
• Presentation of the "Bud.Hami-
' ltob Trophy" was made by Mrs.
Fred Horton.of the Lucknow. Bow -
-� -,..ling Lanes -to the- Capta°n of -the�Daisies, Grace Elliott, winners
• .of theregular season's bowling,,
to which Grace Made a fitting
Winners of the regular season's
bowling were: High Team, Dais -
leg; Runner up, Roses; High,single
of.840, Kathleen MacDonald; '
• High triple 'of 757, Jean Phillips
itg,dverageof201,.ivtrrith
Mackinnon;: 2rid. High' average ,
187 , Mildred Cameron; 3rd High
average 186, Jean Phillips; Low
team; Asters.'
Winners of the, Play-offs were;
• .High tea ill Roses;'llunner'up,
Asters; High single and High.triple,
286and '742, Marion MacKinnon,
whti very graciously. presented' her
high single award to •M ldren Cam.
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ladies 9;QQ league
Present. Trophies
AtAnnual: Dinner
Fifty-three rne,rnbers of.the•
Ladies 9:00. Bowling League
turned: out for, the wind. -up ban-
quet on Wednesday evening"April
22 at the Anglican Parish Hall,
A delicious. turkey dinner, was
served by the .Anglican ladies',
which was enjoyed by°
Lois Walden, the President,
was in charge .arid assisted by•
several; league members made
many, lucky draws during the even
ing..
• .Trophies.. were presented to the
• following; High Season's trophy
was presented to the Oranges by ,
Donor" Eunice Cunningham; High
Season's Individual trophies were
presented to the Oranges by Mary,
Lou Barger; Tillie Wilson replied
fittingly; High °Season Average;
'Joy Dennis , 20 nights for an
'average. of 198,- presented'by. Barb
Sanderson.
• High Season single:. 'Trudie
. Nelson with 'a'score of .321, pies•-°
ented'.by Kay Crawford; .Season's
High triple to Joy L?ennis.with a ..
•score'of 788, presented by Kay;
•Crawford.. • . ' ;
Individual Playoff trophies'
were 'presented:to the Apples •by'.
..Kay Forster Bev Bev Thompson
replied; Mrs. Horton• presented
_the -Silverwood- .-troph:y:-to the-- ---
Apples .
High Single 'for ''Playoffs'to .
Mary Nelsonw-th-•a-seore of 324;
presented•by.Joy Dennis; High
Triple, ;to Kay Crawford with a
score of 709 presented by Barb.
Sanderson; Most Improved.
bowler, a 'pin presented: to Anna
Johnstone who improved• 22 pins ,
prese-nrezt-by Mary C1. -Ian i
Improved. new bowler, went, to.
Dianne Carter:, whoimproved
• • Bowlin•g League ••
Presents Trophies
April 18th., found• all the Luck
now -Dungannon .bowlers out for
:the .evening in all their spring
finery. 'A lovely supper was •
served by the Anglican ladies,
;and a dance followed: with music
• by. the Country Boys.. A good time
was had by all. •The trophy
presentation was made between
the supper 'and the dance '
Winners. of "A" ' group in the
Play-offswere the ,W.olverines '4 ..
with the Beavers being the Seasons
High. "B". group in the Play-offs;
48 pins, since the 1st of the year ,
presented by Lois' Walden Tillie
Wilson presented a crying towel
to Mary Lou Barger.
Mary Cleland thanked .the
Anglican .ladies for the' lovely.
supper and Mrs...Roulston" replied.•
Mrs Horton was presented with
a gift by Mary Nelson. '
. Kay Forster•presented a'gift.to.
Isobel" Mullin•for the player who
rria,de the Best Effort, • Mary 'Nel-
son presented Lois Walden with a
gift .for• being a A 1 •Preside-ir.--'
Kathy Gibson presented Mary Nel-
son with a gift for•'acting Treasur-
er'
The 'treasurer Mary Nelson gave
her yearly report followed.by the
election of officers: . Maudie
Fisher_, President;. Vice President'
Eileen Lavis; Secretary, Shirley
Bolt; Treasurer Joy Dennis. '
• It. was decided to start bowling
September 14, 1970. and have .
December 21st off. The league
will. have individual •handicaps.
again.
Winners for cards`that followed
Were: Dianne Carter and Made
line Altoi;,_..._.�_ --
It's all :over for another'season,,,
ladies, see you all, next fall..
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went to the Coons. Individual •
trophies went to the following
Ladies.high single. (for the. year)
Mary Lou Barger; Ladies high
single (for the playoffs).., Mary
Fisher; Ladies high °triple ,
Mary Fisher; Ladiesmost improv-
ed,
mprov-ed, Muriel Ritchie; Mens high
single (for the year):,.'Lloyd
Hodge; Mens high single (for the
playoffs), Bill Nelson; Mens high
triple , Bill Nelson; Mens most
improved ., .Lorne Cook; Mens
high average, Jack Caesar; Ladies'
High v.erage ; •Marian Mac -Kinnon,
Draws of the.evening.w.ent to •
Gord Nlontgornery and Jack Mc
Donagh.. The League was left
with a deficit of $27.00 after all '
expenses were paid. It was voted
that Trud,ie Nelson take over the
books for the nexi season, ,
This social evening wound up .
the season ' 69 -;'•70 so we 'will see
everyone next September.
Happy and safe holidaysto
everyone
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AMBERLEY
.Mrs. Glen Campbell of Amber -
ley was a; patient in Kincardine
and District Hospital over the.
past week.
Mr. and Mrs:• William•Pace of
the second concession of. Huron;
,are the proud grandparents of •a
son born to Mr. and ' Mrs. William
R. Pace of Kincardine on April .
• nineteenth. ;
. Rev. ,John C. Hill is spending'
a. week,wit'h his' daughter Lynn..
Hill of --the "Pas'-`-. Man toba.,
'Dennis Courtney underwent •
surgery for a tonsillectomy at
Kincardine, and District"Hospital
at the week end. •
'Brenda Humphrey spent. a
week's holidays at her home on
'the second concession o Huron i
Brenda is currently in training,at.
Victoria Hospital., London:
• tvl.el. King was high man with a
201single and a 374 double.
"Points won: Turnips 0`• Carrbts ..
Potatoes 0 and Lettuce 5
y0`n Thu-rsday lsa-be-1 Tiffi•n-.-bow-1-�
ed the high single 60 76 and Mabel.
:Steward high double of 301. •
Forthe men Clarence Bell bowl
ed a 205 single and Harry Lavis a
double of 33.5.
Team points won Carrots 2'
Turnips 3; Potatoes 2 and Lettuce
3.,..
We have a final °standin of
Mel King's .Carrots 12, Earl Swan's,
Lettuce 11, fack'Campbell s ;.
Turnips' 5. , and Henry Caller's
P:otateesT2.
Congratulations winners and'
see 'you, all atthe banquet Tues
-d.a:J,.7_1vla y-�-a t: _rhe kttg ie a n
Parish Hall at 6.30..
exon who was a very. close second •.
improv -rd bnwier
Kathleen MacDonald;
' Officers for the.•70/71 season
were returned by acclamation and
arca .ent, Je
Phillips; Vice President., Norma
IvlcDonagh;'Secretary; Anne ptirn-
ey.; Treasurer , Kathleen Mac.Don-"
aid.
ivlildred Cameron thanked the
c e .
enjoyable and successful season
arid' hoped that all the ladies
would be able to return to the
league next fall.
the' evening concluded with the
playing; of Court Whist with Ella
Hackett winding high prize and
Pearl Nhirdie 2nd high..Nlariori
Campbell and Isobel Gaunt were
lucky draw.winnerS
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