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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-29, Page 13X•aNFlorow' t10e1r We�y�. A01 0:498t -Ts PFIZER' •a AoRscomiStA.,I CHEMICAL PRODUCTS We offer a complete line of herbicides and insecticides for corn, beans, grains and flax. OUNTER • For more Information 11: Harold Elph 3, Lucknow 3-°5307 ,ATRAZINE LASSO Seaxon ,eba mph et the 6.30 ladies bowling: blame were the Karen MacDonald and Reber �Wh y�oe'C, ,captain. Absent Pretzels. From tie :left are Gerry McCafln, Joy Judea*, was Helen Todd. [Sentinel Stag'Photo] Amok Joynt, Mande Fisher, Grace `Elliott,: Hazel Webster, Playoff chimps of the 6.30 ladies bowling league were the Chielets. From the .lett are Colleen :Eedy,'Jean Conley, Lorna Sutton,Linda Andrew, Violet Arnold, Joan Robinson and Anne Anderson, captain. Absent were leobel.Miller and Mildred Hogan. ISentinel:Staff. Photo] Ladies 6:30 bowling league holds annual awards banquet The Ladies 6.30 Bowling League held their annual; banquet and social evening at the Anglican Parish Hall at 7 p.m: Tuesday, April 21. Each lady received l a glass candy 'jar,: flower stick pin and two • Easter ' eggs . from their league. Novelties .don' ate& from the Royal Bank. Bank of Montreal. The Lot- tery Shop, Super Loto, Wint- ario. and. Provincial Dealer, Pepsi Cola. Chisholm's Fuel, Adamson's insulation. Sepoy Stationery, Bain's. Grocet- eria, Lucknow Custom Weld- ing, and Kemp's General Store. A business meeting was held with president Bernice Kemp' presiding. The treas- urer's report was ' read by Joyce Adamson. Nomina- tions were held for new • officers for the 1981.82 seas- on. Officers are as follows: president, Joan Livingston; . vice president, Mary . Cle- land; treasurer, Joanne Men- ary • and secretary, Roberta Whytock. ' The presentation of troph- ies and gifts was conducted by. past vice president Joan Livingston and past treasurer Joyce Adamson. The winning team of the regular season's bowling were the Pretzels and their capfain Roberta Whytock was presented with the Dud Hamilton .trophy , : by Joan Livingston. The team mem- bers were Roberta 'Whytock,' Grace Elliott. Gerry Mc- Cann, Karen. MacDonald, Helen Todd, Maudie Fisher, Jessie`.Joynt, Hazel Webster and Joy Jurjens,, Each player received a trophy of which six were donated by Ernie. Webb. The, season's trophies were won by the following and presented by different. bowlers from each team: high average by Bernice .Kemp with 188; high single by Grace Elliott with 295. high triple by Lorna Button with 707. high single with handicap with' 348; high triple with handicap by Mild- red Cameron with 817. Susan Mengers won the ..most im- proved, bowler with 16 pins above her average from last year. The winning team in the playoffs were . the Chiclets and were presented with trophies by Joan and Joyce. The team members were captain. Anne Anderson, t inda Andrews, Lorna But- ton. Jean Conley, Isobel Miller, Mildred Hogan, Vi Arnold, Joan Robinson and Colleen Eedy. The playoff trophies were won by the following: Rob- erta Whytock won the high single with 288;. Bernice Kemp won the high triple with 699; Anne . Anderson won the \high . single with handicap with 326; and Lana Sanderson won the high triple with handicap with 860. The presentation of bowl- ing glasses from Lucky Wood' Lanes was made as follows:. You received a glass for each game bowled. over 225, 240. or 250 ,depwending on your average after the • first three weeks of bowling. For games 225 and ,up Janet McPherson, Lois "Mc- Yntosh, •Linda Andrew, Col- leen Eedy, Mildred .Hogan and Isobel Miller won one glass. Two glasses each were won by 'Sharon Culbert, Joyce Adamson, Lorna .Au t- ton. and Roberta .Whytbek and Isobel Tiffin won' three. For games 240 and up the fallowing received one glass; Pat Thomson, Joan Living - stop, Marion : MacKinnon, Anne ,Anderson and Millie' Cameron won four. For games over 250. and up Grace Elliott won one and Bernice .Kemp won three. Lorna Button won the only triple glass. There were 13 lucky door prizes won by Ena Hender- son, Gerry McCann, Hazel Webster, Mary , Maize, Jo- anne, Menary, Joyce Adam- son, Liella Finlayson, Joan Livingston.. Tena Gardner, Marguerite Sanderson, Lin- da Andrew, Anne Anderson 'and Betty Finlayson. Grace •Elliott expressed ap- preciation to the I executive , for their work .they had done over the past years. and wished the new executive the best next seaSn'r The even—. ing conluded with the play- ing of Court Whist .with Lana Sanderson and Pat Thomson winning the high prizes and Joyce Adamson and Betts • Finlayson winning the low. The navies for the teams was voted' on and the major- ity voted to name the teams after vegetables. Sandra gets bfl�k BLUEVALE Twelve-year- old Sandra • Thompson of Bluevale, in a wheelchair since she was four, got an early birthday present from her parents last week. The gift is a gloat bike which can be operated using the hands on the same principle that a regular bike uses the feet. The three= wheeled bike is made so that Sandra can sit comfortably,. stretch out her legs and easily maneuver the vehicle. The bike was custoinn built for Sandra atSioat's Custom Welding and Fabricating in Woodham. J3ANNER J3UY$ ' 1979 CHEVELLE MALIBU, 4 door 1979 CH EV CAPRICE, .4 door: 1979 ASPEN, 4 door wagon 1978 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88, 4 door 1978 PHOENIX, 4 door ;' 1977 CHRYSLER NEW 'YORKER 1972 DODGE, 1 ton pickup SEE THESE AND OTHORSON'OUR LOT SEVERAL OLDER CARSTO CHOOSE FROM i. BLYTH PHONE 5234342 PAYING AS HIGH AS 16% on 1 Year Annual Interest Guaranteed.. Investment Certificates • TopInterest.Rates Through Such Tryst Co. as VictoA& & Grey - Citylrvst Standard- District • Greymac Municipal- Premier AISO paying 151/2% on S year annuli kite' rest • All Companies nreinbers of the - Canada Deposit insurance Corporation Rates quoted as of April lith, 1981. Invest Through Rod McDonag h Box 250, Lucknow 528-3423