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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-11-17, Page 930 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 GODERICH I MR CONDITIONED FIRST SHOWING IN AREA Nov. 17 - 23rd WED. THURS. FRI.'7:30 & 9:15 SAT. SUNDAY 1:30•& 3:15; 7:30 & 9:15 MON. TU ES. 7:30 & 9:15 NP3Ar PLAYING THE AUNT BETTE DAVIS !WRIT CHILDREN'S MATINEE SANTA CLAUS SAT. NOV. 21 STARTS 1:30 PA. R.1.4 Hoot. SURVIVE' t, 81.8o ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ALL STAR' TOURS PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS , . 4 "OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES" CHRISTMAS SEASON IN FLORIDA From 8 to 14 Days Destinations - Clearwater \ -7 Daytona - Orlando - Florida Circle 4( REGULAR DEPARTURES From 12 to 28 Days Destinations - Daytona - Clearwater Miami - Florida Circle; 13 Departures -- Florida & Texas: 5 Departures -California & Golden West: 10 DepartUres SCHOOL BREAK * * * * * * -* * * * * * * * * * * * * * 9 Days , Destinations - Daytona Beach Pensacola & Grand Ole Opry - Orlando • CONTACT MERLE ELLIOTT , Lucknow, Ont. Phone 528-3500 • . Licensed under the Travel Industry Act No. 1338007 194 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17,, 104 Youth Bowling • High single and double for the seniors: Sandra' Henderson 160 ' single, 294 double. • High single and double for the •• juniors was: Pam Ross 145 single, 257. double. High single and double for' the bantams was: David Ross '177 single and 334 double. Team points: Bruins 0, Canadi- ens 5; Rangers 0, Leafs 5; Hawks 3, Flyers 2. Team standings: Canadiens 28, Bruins 23, Leafs 16, Flyers 14, Hawks 13, Rangers 5. Intertown..Bowling On November 6th Lucknow defeated Molesworth 7-4. Scores were 1168-1076, 1082-1092; 1217- 1197, 1019-1235, 1172-1004., .Men's scores were: Gerry Ross 1358. Ron Stanley 1094, Allan Stanley 1092, Gerald Rhody 1026, Gordon Carter 1018, Wayne Rhody 926.. ° THE L Ladies 04o p.m. , Intended for last week. Jessie Joynt had the high single with a 268 and Kathleen MacDon- ald had the high triple with a 669.. Games of 200 and over: JesSie Joynt 268 and 250, Kathleen MacDonald 206, '247, 216, Grace Elliott 205, Marion MacKinnon' 212k Mary Louise Dalton 214, Team points: Anne Riegling's Aces 5, Gladys Moffat's Kings 2; Grace Elliott's Queens 5, Ruth Thompson's Deuces 2; Belle Mole's Jokers 4, Kathleen Mac- Donald's Jacks 3. " Team standings: Jacks 33, Queens 30„ Deuces 28, Aces 27, Jokers 26, Kings 24. Ladies 6:30 Cora Thompson 'had the high single with a 240 and Irene Markham had the high triple with a 669. Games 'of 200 and over: Cora Thompson 240, Irene Markham 200, 234, 235, Ruth Thompson 227, Maudie Fisher 206, Evelyn Smith 215, Team points: Ruth Thompson's Deuces 4, 'Kathleen MacDonald'S• „Jack& 3; Anne Riegling's Aces 5, Belle Mole'S 'Jokers 2; • Grace Elliott's Queens 5, Gladys Moffat's Kings 2. Team standings: , Jacks 36, Queens 35, Aces 32, Deuces 32, Jokers 28, Kings 26. • Men's 9 p.m. Men's, high single was Gerry Ross 258 and high triple was Rick Jardine 667. Games over 225: Gerry Ross 258, Lloyd MacDougall 253, Rick Jar- dine 245, 232, Clarence Greer 243, 237, Bob Cranston 236. . Points: Oldsmobiles 3, Fords 4, Mustangs 3, Dodges 4, Pontiacs 0, Buicks 7.- . Standings: • Oldsmobiles 25, Fords 33, Mustangs 31, Dodges 23, Pontiacs 8, 'Buicks 27: LUCKNOW- • DUNGANNON *MIXED LEAGUE Ladies high single was Marie Stewart with a 238 and ladies high triple was Merle Rhody with a 636. Ladies ,over 225i' Marie 'Stewart 238, Merle Rhody 235, '228. Mens high single was A. J. Wilson with 253'. 'Mens high triple was Bill Stewart with 649. Men over 250: A. J. Wilson 253, Wayne Rhody 250. Points: Chipmunks 5, Foxes 7, Tigers 7, Gophers 0, Zebras 0, Polecats 7, Squirrels 5„. Cubs' 7, Lions 2, Coons 0, Wolverines 2, Kangaroos 0. . Standings: Polecats 48,.Squirrels 38, Cubs 38, Tigers 38; Wolverines 34, Kangaroos 33, Lions 30, Foxes 26, Chipmunks 23, zebras 13, Gophers 8, Coons 7. Town and Country Bowling Eva MCCUlloch bowled high for the ladies with single of 197 and double of 369. • High for the men went to Harry • Layis with single of 225 and double of 349: Team scores: Reds 3, Oranges 5, Yellows 3, Greens 0, Blues 2, Violets 2. , Team standings: Yellows 2O,,, BlueS 23, Oranges 18, Greens 16, Violets 13, Reds 9. Kin loss League Mike Dalton rolled high single for the men with 233 and Fraser MacKinnon high triple with 623. Men 200 and over: Mike Dalton 233, 208, Fraser MacKinnon 230, Don Fattish. 221, Jim Lavis 218, 211, Jake Conley 212, Lloyd MacDougall 211. Ladies high single and high triple was rolled by Beryl Hunter with a single of 249 and a triple, of 589.' Ladies 200 and over: Beryl : Hunter 249, Janet Barger. 235. Nancy Swan 207. Team' points: Kings 4, Stfows 3, Wealthys 4, Spys 3, Macs 2, Pippim 5. ' Team standings: Pippins 31, Kings 27, Wealthys 26, Macs 24, Spys 21, Snows 18. Silver Lake Plans for the Tea and Bake Sale on November 9 was the highlight of the November meeting of the Silver Lake W.I. which was held ht the home of Mrs. Harold Bannerman. The report of the 4-H display on Creative Stitchery at the Teeswater Fair was given -by the leaders Mrs. Ray Stanley and Mrs. • Glen Haldenby. The resolution to be presented at the Area Convention in Chesley was read and voted 'on as to how their delegate was to vote on the resolution at convention. An invitation was read , for the branch to attend a- meeting in Bervie November 10 to see slides and hear the report of the National Conven- tion held in Charlottetown, P.E.I. in June by a district delegate Mrs. James Kirkpatrick of Ripley. Another letter of interest was from a lady who received a door prize at the International Ploughing • Match 'which was donated by this branch. Members were pleased to .hear ,of ,the donation received for memers helping with the Farm Beautification banquet in Ripley in September. Report of the Bruce County Rally' was " given by the delegates Mrs. Ellison Hodgins and Mrs, Keith Kerslake. Byway WI at R am S • n of a change the roll call was answered by something for, the program, which consisted of eon- testS, sing song, readings 'and a few general rules for the Women's Institute. Achievement Day for the 4-H course "Clothes far Leisure" will be held 'in Ripley •NoYember27 with Ladies, 9 p.m. High single, Kay Crawford 2624 high triple, Anne Wisser • 650. Games over 200: Anne Wisser 218, 257, Kay Crawford 262, 205, Sandra flopf 233, Joanne Searle 206, 213, Grace Hopf 229, Anne Anderson 237, Dianne Carter 241, Barb. Helm 230. • Team points: Merle Rhody's Violets 0, Barb Helm's Daffodils 7; Grace Hopf's Tulips 4, Tena Gardner's Asters 3; Linda Stick lend's Roses 7,' Anna Johnstone's Daisies 0. Team standings: Daffodils 46, Asters 37, Daisies 34, Roses 32, Tulips 32, Violets 29: • UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. PAGE NINE • CAUTION niumagAnoto OF THE PLUM 'awe AND MS SURVIVAL SCUM MAY IN TOO INTENSE FOR YOUNG TEENAGERS! our/ bratiCh having a group in this course.. The president, Mrs. Harold Bannerman and secretary, Mrs. Ellison Hodgins, conducted the meeting. A tasty lunch was enjoyed at the close of the meeting with those present donating a share of the food. °IC Ibraekirkat* WINGHANI 357-163 ;TRUES. • FRI. - 1AT., NOV. 17,1849-20 Pl'ease Note viED. THURS.' AT-8:00 P.M. ONLY! Showtimes FRI. - SAT. AT 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. THE MOST SHOCKING EPISODE IN THE HISTORY OF HUMAN SURVIVAL! ON MIN UN IMO 11= MIR MEI MIN INN INE 11•1 INN MIN MIN ISM III SUNDAY • MONDAY.- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21-22.23 Please Note SUNDAY AT 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. Showtimes MON. - TUES. AT 8:00 P.M. ONLY! ADMITTANCE Doi called It Codi Coolfirg ...o1111 all bell broke loose!