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HE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL,
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Rainbow League
PLAY - OFFS •
" High :single was rolled by Anna
Johnstone with' 280 and the high
triple by Marie Stewart with 692.
Games.200 and over: Anna,
Johnstone 280, 215; Madelaine -"
::Alton 272; Marie Stewart 258'.,
, 211; Marianna Porter 224,,
. Tilly Wilson 224, 205 ,''Kay 'Craw -
lord 210,•202, Loreen Alton 215.,
garb Whitby :213 , -Grace Hopf 204,
•_ Joy Dennis 202,_.Arine Wise'r201
'Trudie: Nelsoit'ri 200: ''
Team points:' Eileen Lavis' Reds •
.2, Kay . • Crawford's .Violets' 5;
'Kathleen Forster.. s. Yellows 2 ,•'Jo .
Y.
Dennis Oranggs S; Kathy G,ibsosr_s-
7 ' Greens .0-, Anna Johnstone's Blues •
Team standing:,Blues 7, Viol-
ets 6, Oranges 5 ,Reeds 2-, Yellows
, Greens
LADIES ;
6:30 :LEAGU'
Jean Phillips,was the---tbp--bowier -
in the second week'of the Play-
offs with a 28,2 single and:;,606
'triple.'.
/Mens .i
High singlebf'.the •evening went
to, Fred'Horton with a score of
284. Ron Stanley,.took.h gl� triple .
with a score of 725 •
Gaines over 225:. Lloyd Ashton
274',, George .;Stanley 228 , Des
Courtney 260, Jim Durnin 271,
Fred Horton284, Jake Conley .247,
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Hugh Johnstone 270 Ron Stanley '
235, 250.,`240.
Team points Owls 3,Cardinals
2- . vultures 4, Hawks 5;.
' Team standings:. Vultures 11•, _
Hawks. 8, 'Owls. 7, Cardinals
ens
P•
Jack :Caesar was top bowler this
week :.with. the high Single of 291.
Points. won: Fords. 6, Pontiacs• 2
Oldsmobiles -5, Mustangs 2; Dod.-
g, 4, au Leks 3
Garner • of 250 and over: Jack
Caesar' 290,' 291, :Stuart : Jamieson
271, 259•; Roy Finlayson 260, Bill
Stewart -273, Rick Jardine 252,
Cam. MacDonald. 265, John Ruther-
ford. 256 Art Young, 275.. .
Playoff 'standings:. Mustangs
14•,' Oldsmobiles l2, Fords 12',.
Dod"ges:a9; -Buicks 9; Pommes
•
p_ fines -of, -200 and-ovet::Jean----=
Phillips 282,, Beryl Hunter 234,
Anne Purney 253; Pearl Murdie
233-, Ferne MacDonald 231, Gay
Garniss 204,, Mildred Cameron.
224, Marion•Mackinnon 222,
ran -2B.7. .
• Trudy
Tearrl points: Belle Mole's Rub•-
es 7.,• Catherine Schmid's Diam-'
otids O;,Anna Mae Hunter's Opals
5, Mildred Cameron's Sapphires
2; Trudy Foran's Erheralds• 5
Marie Greer's• Pearls 2,.: '
Team staridi•ngs:bies 12,
Opals 10,, Sapphires 9, Erheralds<,a
It 'Pearls 4.,• Diamo'nd's 0,
,just, three weeks r•ernaining
'there'll be sortie Changes m ld'e'`y';
Celebrated 88th
1 BirfEl.4QYF Sunday
. WHITECHURCH.NEWS ,.
Mrs. Mary F. Chapman` cele-//
braced her 88th 'birthday on:Sun-
day by accompanying Mr. and .
1(Irs,, Russel Chapman,.to Grand -
Bend , 'where they met Mr:. and •
Mrs.' Ross Smith and family:
Russel' Chapnian-returned; with
.them to Toronto for a holiday:'
•• Mr. and MIS. Herb Hunter and
Trevor of Londoni.are spending •a
weeks holidays with her parents. .
Mr. .and Mrs. Wallace Conn and,
other relatives in the vicinity.
Mr. and. Mrs. •Earl Jamieson, '
were Sunday visitors with his
parents Mr. and Mrs, Tom Jamie
son
Russel•Ross and Doris . were at.
Kitchener Hospital on Sunday • .
where they'visited with Mrs: Ross
and report, she:. is as well as can'
'be expected,
Mr. -and Mrs;; .Ronald Jarnieson
and: family on Sunday met. Ivlr.
and Mrs..McGowan in .Kitchener.
and Lori'Jamieson returned to •
oro.. o • • " . -
with. her grandparents ,Mr, and
Mrs, McGowan..
Mr• 'and Mrs 'Herb'Hunter;:
and Trevor .and 'Mrs. Wa lace:
Conn were Sunday :callers. on Mr:'•
and-Mr-s-Bill,Caslic-k-an f `
of Culross:.
week end with her Mend ss
Kathy Wybenga.
Chalmers children of the
.Chgirch will hold a :meeting in
the Sunday School room next
Sunday, March 28 during church
service, All children are asked
to, a.tt'e'nd, a,s. the election of offic-
ers will;. take place.
Congratulationsuto Mt t. Clan-
•ence,Adams°of the village who' •.
on Tuesday last, was a Hot Spot
:winner, ,
Mr. and. Mrs . Roy •McSween• and
Garry of Winghani were Sunday
visitors with Mr. ,and Mrs. 'Arthur
:Burrows. .,
We are pleased to' report that '
Charles Leaver was, released
from Wingharn and District Hos-
.pital On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, Melville 'Bee-
croft•"of Otterville were week end
Visitors with'•Mr• and Mrs Gilbert
Beecroft. '
Mr.:and Mrs '.John Willis of.
Toronto spent last week's holidays
-with his mother 'Doris Willis
and het parents Mr..and Mrs.,::
Bill Caslick of Culross.'
.'Mrs.. Bill Evans returned .back
to Listowel on Friday evening •
n,- sa bus -ton to plc
husband Bill Eyarrs.tnether at •
Listowel. '
Mr: and'Mrs: Bob Whittle of.
Toronto are: visiting'this •week:; at
the horne of Mr.• and Mrs.• John`
d am ly Jamieson and .family.
The U. -C.•1 W. are holding •
Mr, and. Mrs Gary Willis ander
family of Atwood were Sunday
visitorswith his mother 'Mrs.
/Doris Willis.
On 'Sunday. March. 2lst 'first day
of spring; some back roads in .this
area ;were snow blocked and some
folks could .not get to%'church.
Roy -Dawson'and 'Mrs. Robert.
Hutchison'w.ere•: at St..Joseph's::Q,•
Hospital, London on Tuesday to
visit with Mrs.' Roy Dawson; 'a
patient there who had undergone
surgery. Mrs. Hutchison also'
has a ,sister in Victoria. Hospi`fa1,
London.
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Miss Kathy ;Purdoh.spent. the
ILI IaI I ISI II•I; IAI I:IaI LlslilIu (lI LIulI IRI I III I
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unior .League
"ss had a 'thigh singlet
'of,254'and a high double of 426.''
For the boys Jim Ritchie had a
high single of 223: and a high
double of 372..
Team points:. Lifesavers 5.,''
Wagon, Wheels 5, Chiclets :0,,
and Potato Chips 0'
Team t
andi
s ngs:, i.tfesave.r,, 6
chiclets 44 ;_ida,gon Wheels
43 arid Potato Chips 21. '..
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ck ow. .•
Dungannon
•'Men's high 'triple Harold Erring-
ton 702, and men's high single
Barry McDonagh 2.78, ' .
Ladies' high triple Wilma Chis,
holrh 654, and ladies' high single
Wilma -Chisholm 315. ;
COUNTRY.
Anna Dexter rolled"high single
bf�lSl agti�9e �rth�h'gtr
double of 354' for the ladies.
For the men, Harry Lavis.rolled'
a 244 single and C1'arerice' Bell
adouble of385.. ' '
Team points won Carrot 5 :•___._ .
Lettuce 3; Potatoes 2.and
Turnips 0.
Team standings: Mel King"s:.
Carrots 65 , Henry Carter's Potat-
oes 63, Clarence Bell's Lettuce
'62 and Jack Campbell's'Turriips
50.. .
Men over 259:: Barry McDonagh
278,•,Frank,Thompson'.266', Zeke
Z-.erari:26i3 ; -.G-orcL-Brooks 263,
Frank Hawthorne 256, '
Ladies over 225: Wilma•Chis=
holm 315, Linda •Rathweal. 281, '
Cora "Thompson 253,. Marie Stew-
art 244, 231, Dorothy Errington
244. , Mary Cl_ela nd+2__Ma.
Fisher •234, Elaine Irwin 228, .
• Points won: Zebras 7, Gophers
0Lions'' 7, Pole Cats 0; Cubs 5
Squirrels 2; Tigers 5., Coons 2;••
,WOlvermes 4._ Beavers 3�, -
, _ � , . Kangar
oo"s �!, Chiprnunks 3,
Standing s •'A Croup - Cubs 12
p
Tigers. 9, Wolv'er'ines 7; Coons .7,.
Sbuirrels 4, Beavers 3':,•
'B Croup - ,Zebra's 12, Kangaroos.
Lions '9, Chipmunks'6 , ldophers
,4,.Pole Cats 2,
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 24th, •1971
their •Thankoffering meeting
Wednesday, March 31 at;.2,30 in
the church.., .The guegt 'speaker
Mr. ' Streich, speaking onthe
topic Welfare/.
• Miss Joannitaidlaw of London ,
nurse in training, will spend
this week's holiday with her par-
ents. Tvlr.�' and. Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
The Old Tirn.e Hobby Craft .
meeting was held Tuesday even:
pg- ar-the-home--of Mrs: -E ra
Scholtz., when ten ladies were.
present working on knitting , urd .
embroidery, :waking quilt ;
blocks and sewing mat.
..:W,e are pleased to report that ,q; .''
Dennis,shultz was; kart, week
released from Weingha rn Hospital , .
We are leased xo report
Mrs. C dries Showers of, Winghanr •
has ben released from St.rJosephs'
klospital, London and is Xow at the
home.of h'er.daughter in .London.
She has to return to the hospita l
every other day for therapy. 'Her
husband and'' Glen visited'with •
her on Sunday.'
.We are told the sap is running
.good at the .present and those who
Make maple syrup Fare 'busy`
tapping •the .trees. •
Ivlr:'.and Mrs., Gershom Jolml
:stun ofWtngh'am received word
•that.Mr.: and •Mrs, .Donald'Sinitlr
and family are being transferred.
from Charlottetown Prince Ed-
ward Island to•Sault Ste. Manic`.
Mr • Smith is their', grandson
r,. an $...;Rrn. `ur.on and,.
•
Miss Beatrice• MMQuilliri;were in
Waterloo•on•:Wed:nesday, where''
!They visited. with .Mr. and Mrs'.
Donald Gaunt and Miss Barbara
Ann Pu;rdon: In•the evening thV
aetended Open House at• Lincoln -,
:Heights Sehoal inL•Water-loo ,
where Bar'1lara Anis a teacher.
Mr. and Mrs'. James Bean and '
la-rri'i-1:y'•of.:Galt were Suutlay Visic'-.
ors with Mr.and, Mrs. 'Clifford
Laidlaw.
irIsIose In'
elmore Seri�s
-,On Wednesday, March''17 the
Y.
Lucknow girls hockey team trav-
elled •to Belmore toplay the sec-..
ond,game:,in ;the best 2 out
series., •i�
Belmore;.defea ted' a
now 3 2, 'Both Lucknow goals
g
were scored by Marg Chester: '•
On Sunday , March' 21',, `a large
crowd: turned' out in Lucknow to
see -the girls lose 3 2• in over
time against e
Bnst lmore... Lucknow`
gw'erec' re
goalss, o ed by Donna -Greer
and. Marg .Chester. ,. •
'eeees>Lose s::.`
ose ne In
Bader cls Tourney
Lucknow PeeWee hockey, tea in,
a • e a ,succesS�l season,. were
defeated :by Dorc'hester'.4 73, in,'the
Goderich. Young Canada.. 'floc key`
Tournament on Monday;'
The team won. their group in
W.O..A.A.. play defeated Tees'-...
water and Milverton in the play -' •
offs', both irr two straight ga i,rres,
and then lost out to. Hensa.11
es,tof-threi
Exhibition Game
Prestoir Juvenile hockey team
will play an,exliibition game. in
Luc know on Friday ,:.March 26 at
against the Lucknow
series.,
Bob 'Collins has been :in ch t r;c
of the tem, assisted by `Kass
Forster. , ,., . •
:People who fly ;into a' rage.
always make a bad la
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SPECIAL PRICE $54.90 PER
COUPLE INCLUDES
riday: ,-and-Saturdayigh
bed sitting room, or best available:
*:' Bottle of chaihpagne
Breakfast aiic .dinner(tor ,2) on Saturday.
` ' Breakfast..
and' a}ty sigg see><ng:tour (for 2)on un a
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.. , reservations. . •. g.
when you make your reservations;
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