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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-02, Page 8for Saki gi• SaAe LET US mak.. Does Your Car Start Easily? if your car is having a hard time getting started, it may be the coil. Let us check your ignition as part of our entire auto . inspection . . soon. Mechanics on Deity SuggestiOns ' FAMILY THE RINGS Order nowtA disappont BRACELETS CHARMS BONE CHINA CUP AND SAUCERS Inscribed "Mother" and. Grandmother miloseitiibeitoseti•••••• MCH ID'S JEWELL CHIN OWNERS — W. JOS.'and DEAN E. AGNEW LUCKNOW PHONE 52.8-3532 amosimmeime TICKETS ON SALE FROM ANY LIONS OR LEGION MEMBERS FOR Paul Henderson s Day BEEF BARBECUE TO BE HELD JUNE 23,1973' LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS Town & Country Hold Banquet The members of the Town and Country Bowling League held 'their annual banquet on Friday, April 27th at the Anglican Parish Hall. This was the climax 'of a very en- joyable season. Walter Dexter led in singing the Grace after which a sumptuous dinner was served by the, Anglican ladies and was much enjoyed•by all present. John Mc Murchy ex- pressed the appreciation of the . club and Mrs. Harvey Mole re- plied. ' Mrs. J. L. MacMillan was chairlady and the presentation of the trophies was the highlight of the evening. The' high' season's trophy was presented by Mrs. Jardine to the winning team, the Violets. Les Purvis, captain, accepted the tro- phy on behalf of his team. This trophy was donated by 'the J. W. Henderson Lumber Co. Members of the team were Les Purvis, captain, John McMurchy, Orland Richards, 'Anna Dexter, 011ie MacDonald, Liella Finlayson, .Eleda Wightman and Betty Mac- Millan. Trophies were presented to each member by Harry Lavis and Walter Dexter.. Les Purvis replied fittingly. Other presentations. were - ladies high single to Anna Dexter with 276, by Betty MacMillan; ladies high double'to Olive Smith' with 385, by Earl McDonald; ladies high average to Vera Ptiry - is with 125, by Margaret MacDon- ald; men's high single to Walter Dexter with 245, by ' Elleda Irwin; men's high double to Mel King with 387; men's high average to Harry Lavis with 159, by Grace Campbell; most improv-., ed bowlers to Ida Taylor by Liel-, la Finlayson and to Al Bill Ross. -The high playoffs were the Yellows and individu ies were presented-by Pa Wraith. Other trophies presented the Oranges by. MacDonald; Blues by Wil 'Drennan; Greens by Earl Reds by Eieda. Wightman. single's in the playoffs w by Anna Dexter, 252 and Barger', 250,. ... Aubrey Higgins, Presid the Town and Country Cl spoke briefly and called Irwin, the Secreiary-Tre .to the front and on behal league presented him W gift in recognition of his. work. 'this was followed by t tion of officers for 19734 ident , ',Aubrey Higgins; V President Harvey Housto retary Treasurer, .tUlrw' mittee , Elizabeth. McKi Finlayson , Harry Lavis, MacDonald, Olive Smith A short 'program follow Grace Campbell as acco Walter DeXter led lathe. of, 0 Canada followed by song of several old time Jean Stew-art. favoured wi vocal solo; readings were Ida Taylor and Anna De ' To cornplete. the prow fred Drennan pia)* two mouth organ selections a the light fantastic withJ Drennan 'as accompanist Betty MacMillan hada niarks, thanking all who ' during the season and w program and arrangeme special recognition to Steward , the oldest bow had been ho'spitalizedl al weeks, during the seas A vote of thanks was to the 1972-73 executive BROWNIE NEWS THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MA PAO!! EIGHT Attending from this area' were Mrs. Allan MacIntyre of Turn-. berry Central School, Mrs. Bill Robertson School an of Wingham Public d Mrs. Harry Brydges of East W On Frid gates vie awanosh Public School. ay evening the dele- / wed films and visited display a role play reas on such topics as ring , using junk mater- ials, working with wood, playing mathernatical games „messing around w The k day was ith sand and 'water. eynote speaker on Satur early childhood educa- tion spec the Onta ialist Sylvia McPhee of rio Ministry of Educa- tion. Works wet hop sessions on Saturday dev in voted to critical issues kindergarten education.' in- chiding ' ergarten recordin fling rea the haza early admission to kind= , parent involvement, g pupil progress begin- ding in kindergarten and rds of early labelling. 'N....W... Oh Tuesday, April 24th the Exownie meeting opened with Shirley Loree conducting two singing and skipping games; 'Tramp , Tramp" and "Double ' Dutch". Five of the Brownies then went to Miss Thompson to be tested for their Writer Badge, they were Marian Raynard, Kimberley Cooke , Debra Arnold, Anne Alton and Elizabeth Wilkins, Mrs. Webster worked with Deb- ra Arnold for her Collector and Neighbour Badges. Mri. Webster then explained, to the Brownies' abOut how she would like them to do their test for the Gardener Badge: At Pow Wow. Debra Arnold showed the three artiCles she had ' made 'for the WoOdworker Badge. Tawny Owl checked to see if the Brownies were still working on their Thrift Badge.; Snowy Owl made a list of:the badges the Brownies were working on. Brown Owl tested Marian Raynard for first aid. We then had Brownie Ring with Betty Stanley as Fairy Queen The 'Brownies hopped their Fairy * Gold. We closed Brownie Ring with the Brownie Prayer. The meeting was closed with the Squeeze and Taps. Bowling Banquet Held Saturday ,Lucknow Dungannon bowling banquet was held in the Lucknow Legion Hall on Saturday, April 28 when a delicious turkey dinner was served by the Lucknow Wom- en's Institute; On behalf of the 130 bowlers and guests present, Frank Thompson expressed enjoyment, and thanks to the ladies., During the meal, the very capable Lori Chisholm rend - ered many piano selections. President , Gordon Brooks was • Master of Ceremonies and the fol- lowing awards Were made: The Tigers were presented the season's champ trophies by Jack Caesar. Members of the Tigers are Bill and Marie Stewart; Grant and Wilma Chisholm;. Ken and 'Beth Hodges and Mel and Helen Dickson. High average trophies were presented to Marie Stewart by Marion MacKinnon and Jack Caesar by Orville Elliott. Seas-, on's high triple trophies were presented to Marion MacKinnon by Marie Stewart' and to Bill Stewart by Gerry Prie'stap. Season high single trophies were present- ed-to Marion Cook by Mary Fish- er and, to Jack Fisher by Bob McIntosh. Playoff trophies were awarded by Jim Wilson to Group A. win- ners, the Wolverines, Harold and Maxiene Maize, John and Marina Park, Harvey and Beck Culbert and Bob and. Sally Wright._ The CoOns won the Group B-trophies, Clarence .Greer presented these to George and Jessie Joynt, Jack and Mary Fisher ,eMel-and Marg Corrin, Joe and Dean Agnew, Orville and Grace Elliott and , Kay Collyer. Shirley Hawthorne and Donald MacKinnon, won both high triple and high single troph- ies for the,playoffs. These tro-' i phies were awarded by Elaine Irwin and Stuart Jamieson. Mast improved bailer trophies donated by Mr. Sproul were presented to' Margaret Cranston by Bill Stew-, art and to Fred Flanagan by Harv- ey Culbert. Bud Thompson presented the Pole Cats with Crying Towels for a fine effort and good sports-, manship. Grace Elliott was appointed next season's secretary -treasurer . Dancing was enjoyed to -the Travelaire Orchestra to conclude a success- ful year. ZION • Mrs. Mary MacAuley of Mil- ton Centennial Manor of Milton is , spending a week with her daughter, Mt. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie. Mrs. Charles Wilkins and Ken- ney motored to Guelph Univer- sity Monday with Barbara where she is starting, her fourth semest - er after spending two weeks holi- days at her home. Mr. -and Mrs. Tom Helm and Janine spent Sunday with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pollard of Ripley. Mr. and. Mrs.1 Allan Ritchie and Bruce were in Owen Sound on Sunday and were accompan- ied by Brenda Ritchie ' Doris Stokes of Belmore and Linda Johnston of 8luevale, student nurses at Owen, Sound who had spent 'the week end at their homes Area leathers At Torontp Workshop Critical issues in the education of yonng children were discussed by 270 women teachers at a work- shop at 'the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Toronto „on Friday evening, April 27 and all day Saturday, April 28. The session was spon- sored by the Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of, Ontar- io. • Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home Professional Nursing Care 24 hours daily _ Dining Room and tray. Service Member:- Associated Nursing Homes Inc. Ontario ' Associate Member:— Ontario Hospital Association Municipally Licensed Licensed by Ontario Department of Health MARY R. NEWBOLD, REG.' N. GEORGE A. NEWBOLD, ADMINISTRATOR • Delmer 220 Phone 528-2186 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •