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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-26, Page 8WEDNESDAY., APRIL 26th, 1912 Retirement Income From flats to new tires, we're prepared to fully serve youi•every tire need YOUR 1 - CLOSED AT 7 P.M. EVERY EVENING LE Mac DONALD LUCK NOW W•r THE 141CKNOWSENTIN.E14,, LUCKN.OW, ONTARIO. 4 ' • After a very successful season, Lucknow Intermediates went down to defeat in. the Western Ontario Athletic Association grand championship semi finals against Milverton. Lucknow won the first two -games in the best-of-five series with Milverton and then lost the next three,in a row. .Several of the Wallow playoff games, went into overtime. The first three games of the series were reported 'in last week's issue. The fourth game was played in Milverton on Wednesday of last week and Milveiton was victor- ious in overtime. Lucknow opened the scoring in the first on a goal by Glenn "• Morningstar from John Emberlid and David MacKinnon. Milver ton replied and then Lucknow stored another to take a 2-1 lead at the end of the first on the sec- ond goal by Glenn Morningstar from Paul Frayne. With the series tied at two games each, Ludknow again went to Milverton on Friday of last week. Milverton won the game 4-1. They took an early' one goal lead in the first period, with the In the "B" group: Zebras 26, Lions 24, Chipmunks 17, Pole Cats 17, Kangaroos 12,.Gophers On April 22, the annual banquet was held at the Legion Hall. 'A lovely supper, was served by the Anglican ladies. • ' Gerald Priestap was master of ceremonies and Bill Stewart pres- ented trophies to the following game remaining 1-0 until' the third period, when Milvetton went ahead 3-0 before Luc/know scored their first and only goal, Art Stanley from Paul Frayne and Mike Courtney. Milverton, added another late in the third to win 4-1. • They are now playing Arthur in the W.O.A.A. grand champ- ionship finals. The Management and personnel of the' Lucknow Intermediate Hockey .Club would like to sincer- ely thank the fans from Lucknow and surrounding area for the ter- rific support given to the club 'in their first year of operation in some time. The team developed into a real contender for the W.O.A.A. Grand Championship which was beyond expectations. They say, "'.Thanks: and we will see you all next year." people. Jack Caesar 818 for,the season's high triple, Bill Button 758 for the high playoff triple , Men's high single for the year, Keith Blake 275; Ladies' high triple for the season Marie Stew- art-777-rtadiee -ehigh-fri.ple for th-e- playoffs Marion MacKinnon 791; Gwen Caesar 346. Most improv- ed bowlers for the year were Jirri Gibson and Shirley Bolt, both whO improved 9 points each,. . , Dancing fdllowed with music by the country Toys from Goder7. ich. . A good time was had by all. Congratulations to all the win' ners, and see you all back at the alleys in September. Present Awards At Bowling Banquet, F-i4y-eight-rnembers-of-the ladies 9.00 p.m. Bowling League turned out for the wind up banquet on Monday, April Eileen Ashton , the 'President , was in charge and assisted. b _her executive gave each member a small gift of remembrance. Seyeral musical numbers 'by laorfilda Scat and Jean Conley were enjoyed. Anna Johnstone favoured with a. humorous.dance, -4911-ve-Warre-n-arid Fancy.--rson step danced. Trophies were presented .to the following: High Season's trophy to the Chestnuts by donor Eunice Cunningham, High Sea- son's individual trophies were presented to the Chestnuts by Tena Gardner. 'Rena Forster replied fittingly. High Season's average went to Marie Stewart,, 15 nights for an of 196, presented by Mary Cleland. High Season's single was won by Eileen Ashton with a _323-rpresented by Marie Stewart: High 'Season's triple to Dianne Carter with 'a '771. presented by • Marie' Stewart: • • In the absence of'Mrs. Varrish ; Dove Horton presented the Silver- wOOds trophy' to the Hazelnuts, • Winners of the playoffs. Individ7 tials trophies were then presented • to the Hazelnuts. Captain Tillie yilsou_s_eptied fittingly„ Playoffs High Single was pres- ented to Marie Stewart with a. were Anne AndersOn, amide Cunningham and Lois. Walden. Its, all 'over for another season ladies, see you all next fall. with Mrs. Fred Taylor and her daughter krs; - Ben Park is also, a daughter of Mrs, Taylor. Patti Park , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park, fell frol!: her bi- cycle last Tuesday and suffered cuts to her mouth. Mr. and,Mrs; Joe Dauphin and . family moved April .1`2 to their farm at .the west.of Dun annon, Mark has 'gone sailing for.the summer months , and (lar. is 'em- ployed at Hensall with the Cook or W. J. Thompson elevator company. Susan is, at hoin'e with • her parents. Mr. and Mrs.-Jack Eedy, Mich: ael and Laurel, of Strathroy, visited this week end with Mr:. family.. • Mrs. Irvine' Eedy went to Lon- don due to the 'death of her broth-. er.7i.r0aw , Mr. •Jim Blair, 'She visited fora few days with her sister, Mrs. Blair. . Recent visitors with Mrs. Cecil BlaWe-and-Bar ara included Mrs. T. C. 'Anderson,. Totonto and Goderich, Mr. and.Mrs, Gordon_ Anderson and. Nts . Ha rye. Webb , Lucknow and Mr. and ,Mrs. Blake , Toronto. Rev. Clarence l\lcClenahan attended a Serriinar on "The Role of the Minister in Family Counsel ling" ,, at Stratford on April 23t1-1. In the Sports Items tic notice the names of many local enthus- iasts , who have been winning trophies. Congratulations tá each: The faMily Of Mr. and N Hugh McWhinney were all honie together for Sunday dinner. They are Mr: and NIrs. Rob MC- Whinney , Goderich; Mr. and. Mrs. en Murch , Clinton; kirl_AneL.Mrs Harry Charnbers„Goderich; Jim Mc Whinney ,. Zurich and Nliss Julie Henderson, London. 'On Thursday, Mrs.: Russel Thompson of. Clinton visited, there also. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finnigan, GoderiCh, visited their foriner . neighbours, Mrs. Minnie Jones . Plans fOr the Webster picnic, Underway with Harvey • Webster , Lucknow, the president , and. Mrs. aOrston_Kir_klanid.,__Zion sec children of Sea forth spa",t Sunday retary. Mr. and. Mrs. Georgt„. iRibeY and . with .Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Milverton Series Goes Five Games, Intermediates Lose Out In Semi-Finals through Life Insurance? CONTACT „Mahan R.R.. 2 LuckillIW Ph9MWIngham. 17.1987. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA WEDNE5 p1.6,10 Fri. r0 • j 1 J e • ".• SHOWS SRC AT 100 „ecLit-left-the-Beavers-and-Cubs tied for first place, so arernatCh was arranged, with the Cubs win- ning-by a hair. The -Zebras-von the "B" group, and the Beavers were the season's winners. • The standings were as follows Cub's 26, Beavers,25, Tigers 20, Coons 18, Wolverines 14, Squirrels The final night_of theLu,ckno, Dungannon Bowling League was held April 12-13. This was the ---night-that told the-tale.. Fern MacDonald came up with a lovely .327 angle. Marie Stewart was. giving her a Close chase and her 295 single helped her gain a 679' triple. Other 'women .over 225 , were Gwen . Caesar 273, Jan Flud- der 252, Mary Fisher 237 , Deanna' R.eavie 234, Dean Agnew , two ' games both 227 and Pearl Jamie- son 227. Donald MacKinnon starred the men off with a 29.6 single. Harold Errington rolled a 718 triple. • Over 250 were Harold Errington 289, Orville Elliott 289, Keith Blake 278 and Mel Dickson 263. When the games were coinplet- , Tire Needs, See Us... Lucknow scored twice in the second period to take a 4-1 lead. John Emberlin scored from. David MacKinnon and Harvey Living- stone. John scored again from David MacKinnoh and,Glenn Morningstar. ,Milverton answered with, two in the second to end the period In the third.; Milverton tied it up and Lucknow again took the' lead 5-4 at the' half way mark of the period on a goal by Glen,n Morningstar from Mike Courtney. Milverton tied the game,with less than two minutes to play, and went into overtime, scoring two goals without an answer from Lucknow. Final score was Milverton 7 , 'LuchnoW 5. Lucknow Dungannon Bowling League Ends Season With Banquet and Awards Mr. and Mrs. harry chambers, (nee Claire Mc Whinney) spent their honeymoon at Ingleside and Kemptville visiting. with Mr. and . Mrs. Win. Blair and Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil Gogo, relatives v of Claire's. Jim Mc Whinney attended a Seminar for ambulance personnel recently at Fanshawe College , 'London. He received a' certificate on Resuscitation. The sympathy Of friends in this community is extended to Mr. and 'Mrs. Hugh McWhinney and family in the death April 19th, of the fOrmer's father , Mr. Bert Mc- Whinney , Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Park ac companied by Mrs.. Ben Park an Janice and 'Mrs. Thos. Park , visited last Sunday at Granton DUNGANNON Ladies' high single for the year, -298-presented-by Kay Crawford:— 24 at the Anglican, Parish Hall. (vice-president) and Mary Lou • A deliciOus .roast beef dinner was Bagger (treasurer) for the dapable served by the 'Anglican ladies, job they had, done. which was enjoyed by all. The treasurer gave her yearly report followed by the election of officemas-follo rWs1-4anne-tie Fludder, President; Barbara Whit- by, Vice-President; Shirley Bolt, __Secretary; Mary Lott_Barger.„ Treasurer. It.wai decided to start bowling September 11,:1972. Winners for cards that followed .Playoffs High Triple to Marie Stewart with 809 presented by Trudy Nelson. .MOst iuyiproved bowler was Marianna Porter, 'who improved 23 .pins, presented by Grace Hog. A trophy was presented to Trudy Nelson in recognition of her 301 - game by Mary Lou Barger. Mrs, Horton was presented with a gift by. Eileen Ashton. Mrs. Horton thanked the ladies and invited them to visit her when she moves into her new home next week. Maudie Fisher thankechthe ladies for a lovely supper and .Mrs, Gaunt replied. Irene Nelson ex- pressed appreciation to Eileen --A'shrollidrtlirerceellent job she had done as President. 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