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LUCKNOW
Ladle; 9 p,
High single , Kay Crawl
high triple , Mary Lou Bat
Games over 200: Anna)
stone 228 , Merle Rhody
Anderson 226 , Hilda Ani
Kay Crawford 254, 200,
Barger 2Q2,, 201, 250, Bo
Roches 219.
Team points: Carrots 0,
0, ,Onioni 5-, Pbtatoes 7,
7 , 'Pepper's 2. •
Team standings: Onions.
Peppers 16,, Potatoes 15,
14, Carrots 13,, Corn 10,
Men's 7 p
Ron Stanley had highs
a score of 313. Wayne T
high triple with a snored
Games over 225: Ron St
313 , 225 , Wayne Todd 2
Ray Cranston 276, Don J
247 , Bob Humphrey 246,
Humphrey 229.
Team points: Owls 2,
7, Vultures*5 , Hawks 0,
Team standings George
rey's Vultures 24, Bob
Cardinals 21, Wayne Cra
Caw is 13 , Ron Stanley's Ha
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THE LIICKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW-,.ONTARIQ
Kintail
.Win Town and Country Championship
Irkthe fourth and deciding
game Kintail goal scorers were
Sandy Simpion two in regulation
time and overtime goals by Ray-
mond Hogan and Dennis Quinlan.
Members of the Kintail team
are:
Kneeling, left to right , Gary
Courtney , Kevin Austin , Jim
Frayne , Jim Simpson.
2nd row, Francis Hogan, Glen
Robb, Bob Simpson, Clete Dal-
ton , Bill Chisholm.
Standing, Mike Courtney , Doug
Fcott, Pete Chisholm, Benny Van
Diepenbeek, Dennis Quinlan,
Sandy Simpsin, Raymond Hogan,
Des .Courtney , Bill Van Osch.
PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW, 'ONT
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCOJO
In the 4th game in a best of
5 series fpr the Town and Country
hockey league championship Kin-
tail came out on top over ,Luck-
now but it took overtime to corn-
plete the game.
The Luaknow team put up very
good opposition all through the
series and won, the first game. ,
Intermediate hockey team el-
iminated Stone Schoolty winning
the 5th .game 9 -, 2, in Wingharn
Mena April' 9th and taking the
series 4, games to 1.
Lucknow is waiting to play the
winners of the Harriston-Milver-
ton series for the Grand Champ-
ionship.
Bob Moffat and Greg Hamilton,
both Juvenile hockey players,
made 'a fine showing playing for
the Intermediates with each
getting a goal.
Lucknow is hoping to play this
week end in the . Grand Champion-
ship series. Watch for the an-
nouncement of further games.
Glen Morningstar scored 3 goals
in the final game , Dave Mac-
Kinnon had 2, Dave Black, Ross
Forster, Greg 'Hamilton, Bob Mof-
fat had one each.
Assists went to Dave MacKin-
non 4, ROM Forster 4, Wally
Houston, Dave Black, Greg Ham-
ilton 1 each.
What's New
At Huronview
The Invitation To Live Crusade
Team visited the Home on Friday
afternoon and held a service in the
auditorium . Rev . Mc Whinnie
introduced the Team which
included Rev, Marney Patterson,.
theme speaker, MrS. Marshall,
soloist, Mrs. Mills, pianist'a'nd,
devotional leader for the service:
Three new residents , -Mrs. Vin-
cent, Mrs. Bernard and lylrs. Hog-
gart were welcomed to the Horne
and those having birthdays during
the week were honoured at Mon-
day's activities. Marie Flynn,
Norman Speir ,Jerry and Terry .
provided the music with volunteers
from the Christian Reformed.
Church assisting with wheel chairs.
The MCQuaid Family of Sea-
forth entertained on Family
Night with step dancing, vocal
and instrumental numbers.
Alt4BERLEY
The Pine River Church Message
on Sunday was entitled The Living
Christ. Mrs. Bertha Scott sang '
"Jerusalem".
. Easter visitors in our community
were , Miss Joan Ferguson with Mr.
and Mrs. Lester. Ferguson; Miss •
Margaret Anne Courtney of Wind-
sor with Mr. and Mrs. Len Court-
ney; Miss Wendy Courtney and
Mike Murphy of London with Bob
Courtney's; Mr. and 'Mrs. Brad
Rotteau and Amy and Sandra Kemp
ton of London with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. Kempton.
Mr: and Mrs. Chester Campbell
of London spent the week end at
their home near Amberley.
M. and Mrs. Bill Hutton spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Humphrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Farrell of
Walkerton spent the week end witt
Ernie Thompson's..
Mr. and Mrs. Masterson and son
and . Mr. and 1Virs. Schell visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Deb Wilson and
Tommy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Guy, Jeffrey
and Susan of Brampton and Miss
Mary Pace R.N.A. of Wingham
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. WM Pace'4.
Miss Gertrude Lee Walden of
London and Mr. and Mrs. Gray
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Walden.
Conies Win
6:30 Play-offs
Congratulations to the Collies,
winners of the 6.30 playoffs.
Mildred 'Cameron rolled the
high single of 238 and Ferne Mac-
Donald the high triple of 620.
Games of 2,00 and over: Mild-
red Cameron 238, Ferne MacDon-
ald 210, 201, 209, Ruth. Thomp-
son 214 ; Isobel Miller '202, Marie
Greer 210, Jessie joynt 202; Belle
Herbert 237, 211, Grace Elliott
203. •
Team points: Mildred Camer-
on's Terriers' 7, Marion MacKin-
non's Poodles 0; Mildred Bushell's
Collies 5 , Wilma Clarke's Span-
lett 2; Marion Campbell's Retriev"-
ers• 4, Grace Elliott's Corgis 3.
Team standings: Collies 31,
:Terriers 21, Corgis 19, Retrievers
17, Spaniels 11, Poodles 6.
Intermediates Eliminate Stone School,
Stand By For &and Champ. Series