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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-03-21, Page 9Ladies .9 p.m. Grace Hopf bowled high single with 252 and high triple with 6'05; Games' 200 and' over: Grace Hopf 252, Zena Riegling 239, Shirley Bolt 234,. Ann Anderson 213, Hilda Andrew 212 and 201, Lorna Gday 210. .Team points: Marianna Porter's Peppermints 0, Grace Hopi's Jelly Beans•7; Dean -Agnew's Gum- drops .2, Barb Sanderson's Ju Jubes 5; Marie Hoffman's chocolates 5, Lorna Guay's Lollipops 2. Team standing: Jelly ,Beans'7 Ju Jubes 5, Chocolates,5, Gum- drops 2, Lollipops 2, Peppermints 0. Violets Top Town, Country Bowling Margaret McDonald bowled the high single at 182 for the ladies, Elleda Wightman taking the high double at 306. For the men it was Walter Dex- ter with a single 'of 217 and a • double of 361. Team points: Oranges 5, Blues 0;, Greens 5, Reds 0; Yellows 3, Violets 2. Thavas-the last game of the season. The playoffs start next week so .everyone try and getout, Final standings,' Violets 81, Yellows 76, Greens 68, Reds 57,, Oranges 56, Blues 37. N.F.0 NEWS THE MIRISCH PRODUCTION COMPANY nuttomaramoir Newts YAN CLEELri mgRe IFF KIUC1 COLOR o,DeLuxe . UMW Arbil* Spring is just around the corner, and -did' you know that grass can grow .6 inches in the time it takes to service your equipment during the spring rush. Get your power mower and your roto- tiller serviced NOW. IF IT'S GOT AN ENGINE - WE SPECIALIZE • IN ITS REPAIR Lucknow Machine Shop PHONE 528-3835' THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, teucK.Npv4 pETAR10. PAGE NIE1 NES P AY' MARCH 2 1', Charlie Wilkins, Bev McNaY, Jack Verhulst, Lorne McDonald and , Lorne Luther of Local 335 attended an, National fa"rmers Union meeting in Toronto last week. The emphasis is 'on certified collective bargaining for all Can- adian farmers. This means the legal right of farmers to set prices, terms, and conditions of sale of their own products. This is not a' new idea. It is simply 'asking the Government to extend to farm-, ers the same general privileges which it has, given to other work- ing groups. potato producers voted in favour of having the N.F. U. as their. bargaining agent. 'This has been introduced into the legislature and if passed by the Canipbell Government it will be the first time in Canada , and probably in the'world,,that farm- ers have been able to use a farm- er's Union as their bargaining agent, 22. i3-1. 241p • MATINEE pug To, 1,ENGTH oNg SHOW 114 They deked-everyffileg for a ho'coenc'heendl -IT'S THE HAPPIEST. CANINE CARTOON Or ALL! TICINNICIPUINV C111111111110111111 Cucknow 'Dungannon i t lioler for the ladies was MATY Range with a 271 e and a nice 6'72 triple. Good ing1 dies over 225 .were: Rose !flange 271, Shirley Brooks Beatty Irwin 244; Shirley borne 232, Gwen Caesar 231, On MacKinnon 227. r the Wren, top scores were by Jack Caesar with a single 10 And Donald MacKinnon a triple of 792. • ea oyer 250 were:.Jack Caes BO, 275, Donald MacKinnon , 266, Gordon Brooks '279 , Button 271, Jack Fisher 265. cam standings: Group A: vers12, Squirrels 10, Wolver- ,9, Zebras 4; Cubs 4, Tigers soup B; Coons 13, Lions 10, Cats 7, Kangaroos 5, . hers 4, Chipmunks 3, Mens' .7. p.m. at Stanley had high, single' of evening with a 294 score. a Rhody had high triple with 15 satire, ames over. 225.: Ron Stanley Allan Rhody 275, 247, Lynn gins 259, Lloyd MacDougall , Gerald Rhody 240; Brian ley 233,.229, Paul Culligan Evans Helm 226. • tam points: Owls-5, Carninals 'allures 2, Hawks 2 ,.Sparrows tows 2, :ant standings: Art Purney's ows 17, Ran Stanley's Vultur- , Evans Helm's Cardinals 15, ge Humphrey's Crows 14,, ge Stanley's Hawks 13, Wayne y's Owls 9. INCEU THEA TRE• wiNGHAm PHONE 3574630 SHOW. TIMES klays and Satirdays at 7:15 d 9:15. All.other days, 'one nv at 8:00, except where id on the program. !+++++++++++++++++++41 RUIZ., FRI., SAT., MAR. 22, 23, 24 WALT DISNEY'S 4IThe ' Biscuit Eater" Colour - Starring Johnny Whittacker 01 and cry when two boys fain ;it dog to. be a wain pointer. ',0444+++++++++++++4 SAT. MATINEE MAR. 24 'The Biscuii Eater" All Seats SOc Robinsons Honored By Community OP1 Saturday evening March 3 the Comniunity gathered at St, Helens Hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson who had moved from the 10th concession of East Wawanosh to Wingharn. Eleven tables of play,prs enjoy- ed progresiive etehre'ad at lunch time Mr. and Mrs. Robin- son were called to the 'front', giv- en seats of honour while Donald Dow read an address and' Ivan Dow presented them with a beautiful swag lamp and a lawn chair. • Mr. and Mrs. Robinson both re- plied thanking their neighbours and friends for their kindness in* remembering them with the party and their lovely gifts to remember all. Mis. Wm. Ashby of Toronto who was visiting 'with them also was present at the. party. Sunday visitors with Mr.: and, Mrs. Charles Robinson were Mr. 'and Mrs. Stewart Coupland, Judy and Kevin of Waterford and Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Ashby of Toronto. Mrs. Ashby returned home with them to Toronto. AT GRADUATION BANQUET On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wybenga attended the Graduation Banquet at Knox College; Toronto for the graduat- ing class of •1973 Of which Mr. Wybenga is. a Member. There are 18, gradUateS this year. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wybenga, Kathy, , /Henry , Clarence and John Spent the week end at Bow - manville with Mr. and. MrS. Min- nie Wybenga and family, and with their daughter Rudy Wy13enga. Mr, Wybenga conducted services at Port Hope. KINLOUGH Mr. and Mrs. William Halden- by and Mr. and Mrs.. Art Graham visitedlaSt'Sunday with Mrs.. Dorothy Thompson, Mrs. Maude Hall and Mr. 'arid Mrs. Russell , HeWitt at the Royal Apartments, Kincardine and also called on Mrs. Sadie McLean.' Mrs. John E. Hodgins, whO was a patient in Victoria Hospital, London with a fractdred hip, re- turned home. Mrs./Audrey BOrth- wick, wha•has been visiting at the Hodgins home, returned' to St; Catharines'. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett of Toronto visited With. Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldenby. FLORIDA HOLIDAY. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schneller re- turned -home after a most' enjoy- able winter holiday in the Sunny South.. Miss Margaret Murray of Mont-, real visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murray and other relatives here. DIED SUDDENLY Word was received here of the sudden death of Joseph Burns of 'Dayton, Ohio. .Mr. and Mrs; Burns were, enroute to 'Florida for a winter holiday when he was • stricken with a heart attack and only lived a few days. The Burns' were well known in, this community. MrS. Burns was the former Joan 'McKinnon, daughter of Archie McKinnon and the late Mrs.13essie. (Murray) MeKinnon. Joan is a niece of P. A. Murray. Sympathy is extended to Joan and her family in the loss of her husband. Teachers and pupils arc'enjoy- ing their winter holiday. Church services in the village were cancelled on Sunday owing to the severe Storm. We are pleased to welcome home on Sunday the Florida dayers Mr. and Mrs.' Alex Craig and Lana,Mr. and Mrs: DaVe MacDbnald, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pur- don and J. D. Durnin. Miss ,Mildred McClenagban of Goderich spent the week end with her mother Mrs. Lillian McClen- aghan. Herb Laidlaw was, admitted on Wednesday .last to Piriecrest Man- or,' Lucknow . Mrs. Berl MeClenaghan visited on Wednesday last with Mrs. McNeil at the home of Elmer Woods, Weft Wawanosh. Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Toth and family of Kitchener spent -Friday 'evening with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie and Robie and Billie remained for the holidays. • Curries School Progressive Euchre Club, met Friday evening at Belgrave Arena.Assernbly Hall. There were 8 tables of players to participate in, the game. Those winning prizes were high lady, Mrs. Kenneth Currie; low lady, Mrs. Galbraith; novelty lady, - Mrs. Hutchison; high gent, -George Grigg; low gent , Kenneth Currie; novelty gent, ,Howard Walker, Lunch Was served under the super- vision of the 'sponsors Mr. and .Mrs, Leonard James. and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie. Mr. and Mrs. Jim CoulteS and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coultes will sponsor the next party. Mr'. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan, Clara and Mary Lou of Streets- Come in and check with us on the savings possible' with the use' of a Short Block. It will renovate your old motor like new • at half the cost of a new motor. ville spent the week end with their daughter. Mrs. Alan Falcon- er, Mr. Falconer and Tony. Miss Joyce Tiffin and Miss Jan- ette Johnston of London spent the week end with their parents. Miss Janet Sleightholm accompanied Joyce Tiffin back- to London to spend the holidays With her. Word was received here on the week end that 'barlene.Emer- , son, daughter of Mr. and. Mri. "Eldon Emerson, had been in hos- pital At St. Catharines for an appendicitis operation. Snowmobile owners were out in full force on Sunday enjoying the snow , which made good snowmo- biling. Brian McGuire of Kitchener , spent the week end with his par:- ents I. and Mrs;'. Russel Mc- Guire. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harding of Kitchener spent• the week end with Mr. and -Mrs. Dalton Schnitz., Mr. Harding and Mrs. Schultz are brother and sister. After a winter of no storms and most of the snow gone, grass turning green, snow drops in full bloom and other spring flowers" appearing, winter's worst was :thrown at us from Friday evening till Sunday evening.. Winds whipped up drifts and dde to thick blowing snow Made driving in our locality hazardous. Meetings and entertainnients were cancelled fOr Saturday, when the order was - stay off the ipadi.. No church Services were held in the United Church nor Chalmer's Presbyterian. Church. Mens' 9 Pim The, thira week of the, Playoffs. Donald MacKinnon was high bowler with an 838 triple, still another' new' high.. Bill Stewart was runner-up with 679, Grant Chisholm had 649, Bob Finlay 639, and Bill Button 635. ' 'Donald also had the high' singles 331 and 288.. Otherover 230 singles: Bill Stewart 280 ,•Grant Chisholm 258, Harvey Culbert 256, Har- old Errington 252, Bill Button 251, Jack McDonagh 248, Bob Finlay 245. Jim Errington 242, Harvey.Houston 240 4 Jack Caes- ar 235 and Ken Barger 235.. Team points: Grant Chisholm's Mustangs 5, Bill. Button's Dodges 2; Howard Agnew's Buicks 7, Jack Caesar's. Olds 0; Clarence Greer's Pontiacs 2, Bill Stew- art's Fords 5.' Team standing: Fords 15, Pon- tiacs 14, .Buicks 11, Dodges 10, Mustangs 7., Olds 6. von 001111'rospormer 8PI4 sun.25 mon.26 Tue.27 8 PM. 0 .x STARTING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28-BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE ic:==ks===actski Don't discard that old air-cooled motor!! 4 'H.