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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-01, Page 8WEDNESDAY, MAY; For All Tire Needs,. See Us From flats to new tires, we're prepared to fully serve your every tire need . . . WE HAVE Atlas And , Remington Tires LE. MacDONALD LUCKNOW COSTUME JEWELLER MOTHER'S RINGS DIAMOND RINGS RADNOR CHINA FLO WATCHES ROYAL 00 WALLETS FIGURINE SCHMID S'. JEWELLER AND CHIN OWNERS W. JOS. and DEAN E. AO ,NEW PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW, ONT mar PAGE emwr Complete Successfu THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Hockey Season, Lose In Grand Champion* MEMBERS* OF the Lueltii mediate hockey team W. 0, A.A. Grand Char* play, are pictured, Kneeling, left to right, Forster , Glenn Morningstar: Stanley , Bob O'Donohuetl' Taylor , DaVid MacKinnon, MacKenzie , John Einhetlia, Standing, Don MacIteni manager; Allan Andrew, Gf, Hamilton , DaVe Black, Pa' Frayne , Ken Houston, Hamilton , Ross Moffat, Poly. fat , Harvey Livingston, co Absent• when the pietorev taken Were Jim Murray and; Houston: ,555,155..W. .55 .5 • 4 LutknOw Intermediate Hockey Team, after winning, the opening game in the W.O.A.A. Grand Championship Series against Harriston, lost-the' next - three straight games in the series and the championship. On Wednesday in Harriston, the score was $-7 for Harriston in. overtime. Back in Lticknow on Friday, the• Sepoys also ended•up one goal down in a 6-5 score in favour, of Harriston. The deciding game was in Harriston on' Saturday night and Harriston were victorious by a score of 5-4. . Lucknow Sepoys were W.O.A.A Intermediate Minor C Champs and Harriston were B ChOlps. • Lucknow had a successful year defeating Beaver Valley. and At- wood for the minor C Champion- ship, going on to eliminate Stone School, D Champs „for the right " to advance to the Grand Champ- ionship. In the four games for the Grand Championship, Lucknow scored 23 goals compared to 21 for Harri- ston , but Harliston were the win- ners in' the last three games, by. one goal each game. John Emberlin, Ross Forster and Graham Hamilton received injuries in the last two games played. Team members and fans are hoping these injuries do not prove too serious. In the last 3 games, the goals and assists were .divided pretty . well amongst the players with everybody giving their best, It is always a preasure when the referees come into the ,- — dressing room after; the games and congratulate the players' on. their fine sportsmanship and clean play- ing. This, was the ease in this Series. The:Intermediates played about 50 games froin the last of Novem- ber to the last of April. They smashed their way through $1015 worth of hockey sticks, plus $93 for tape, advertising ; etc, Donald McKenzie, on behalf of all team members, would like to thank all the fans who support- ed the team so loyally throughithe season, the recreation board who saw fit to leave the ice in for the ' series, and for the co-operation in making the ice available at different times, with always a ,fine sheet of ice to play on. 9 P.M. League. Hold Banquet To draw their bowling year to a : close the 9 o'clock Ladies League gathered at the, Parish Hall on Monday, April 290. to enjoy a delicious beef supper. Our.thanks and appreciation to the church ladies for the excellent meal they served. The supperN4a§ followed by 'the drawing for indiVidual giftS, trophy presentationS,.door prizes, a wishing well draw and bingo. . The new executive for next season is President , Anna John. Stone; Vice President, Marie Hoffman; "Secretary, Lynn Wall; Treasurer, Shirley Bolt. • The winner of the season trophy was' presented by' Marie E-loffrrian to the captain of the Radishes Anne Wisser. The individual trophies for the Radishes were pres• ented by Grace Hopf. Season high single was present-, ed to Mary Cleland by Anna Johnstone ror tier 302. Anna John- stone presented trophies tot high average to Kay CrawfOrd 191 and for the season high triple to Merle Rhody for her'118. Team trophies and individual trophies were presented to the cap• tain and members of the Radishes for the playoff championship by . Marie Hoffman. Marie then presented Barb Whitby with trophy for 'most improved bowler-. Anna Johnstone presented trophies to Merle Rhody for play- off high triple 665 and high single with 280. A new trophy was added this year, to encourage the new bowlers, low average went to Gertrude Leddy. The Corn has been trying year to no avail and for their gallant effort each member was presented with an apron imprint- ed with "To Hell with housework, Let's go bowling". • Jean Conley and Donalda Scott once again favored with a piano and banjo duet accofhpanied.by a step dance by Anna Johnstone. . Winners in the "Wishing Well Draw" - 1. Barb Whitby; 2. Janet - Barger; 3. Zena Riegling; 4. Hilda Andrew Door prize - Irene Nel- son. Bingo followed with prizes being' taken by Merle Rhody, Debbie Ernberlin , Eva Adamson, Hilda Andrew , Lynn Wall, Dianne carter , Ida Howald , Tena Gard- ner , .:ary Lou Barger , Isabel , Gladys Hazeldon, Anne , Gladys Haldenby, Irene .:eise:-„ Eunice Cunningham. e hope that all the ladies en- themslelves arid will bte back in the fall.. 6:30 Ladies League Hold Annual Dinner The Ladies 6.30 Bowling .League held their annual banquet, and soc — ial evening at the Anglican Parish Hall, 7 p:rrf. Wednesday, April 24. A delicious beef dinner was en- joyed by all' the ladies present. The tables were decorated 'with vases of artificial spring flowers and novelty place cards made by each captain or a member of her . team. A single deck of cards, as indiVidual gifts to each lady was placed. at each setting. ,Catherine Andrew Welcomed the ladies and thanked the officers, Captains and Past President Grace Ellis' ct and all who helped with assistance. throughout the year. `A thank you note was received- from Annie Gaunt who was unable to he present because of illness. A short business meeting was held following the ,diriner with Norma McDonagh giying the treas- urer's report. Officers for the .. 1974-.75 season remain the same with the exception of the new sec- retary; Vana Gammie. They•are: President, Catherine Andrew , Vide President Jessie Joynt , Treas- urer Norma McDonagh. The presentation of trophies and gifts. was cola JoyTnhte• Hamilton by the Vice President,14, , Bud presented. by Mildred Can the Captain of the Retrieve! marion Campbell, winners regular season's bowling,i shet.rna de a fitting.reply, also 'presented individtial each member of thetean) „ are:: Marion Campbell, J Joynt , Betty Kirkland, Gay; Garniss., Gladys Moffat, Barger, Belle Mole ,'Evel.pr Agnes Thomson. Runriet'up gifts for then season were presented by'le Mole to the Terriers and rep to by the captain Mildren High team in the play-off Collies , were presented wit by Fer,ne c Dona Id ipd re to by the CaPtain Nlildteddi High season's average we Ferne :\..1,26 Donald with191, the hligh season's triple of I presented by Marion Mac high season's single wool red Cameron with 305 prese by Ena: Henderson. High, play-off single of went to Jessie Joynt, present Jean Phillips;, high playoff of 67C; was won by Jean Phi presented by Ruth Thompson Most improved bowler wa CONT1N.L.1,ED ON PAGE 4 A A.