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MARCH 13th and 14th at 7:00 P.M.
also
PLAYING SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 1:30
PLAYING FROM FRIDAY TO THURSDAY
MARCH 13th to 19th
SHOWTIMES:
FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT 9:00 P.M. ONLY
SUNDAY TO THURSDAY
ONE SHOW EACH EVENING AT 8:00 P.M.
BETTE SHELLEY
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Lucknow and area bowling
Town and Country
Team Standings
Pansies - 70; Tulips - 56'2; Snowdrops -
56; Crocuses - 55; Hyacinths - 41; Daffodils
-36'.
Shirley Allan bowled the high single and
double with a 271 and 465. Marie Park and
the second high single and double with a
206 and 347. The high men's single went to
Leonard MacDonald with a 202. Ian
Dougherty was second with a 193 single.
Ian also bowled a 354 double while Leonard
was close behind with a 353 double.
Other doubles over 300 were: Bill Pur -
don - 308; Dave Swan - 343; Ron McQuillia-
340; Harry Lavis - 306; Charlie MacDonald
- 304.
Mixed couples
Team Standings
Chipmonks - 255'2; Kangaroos - 232'2.
Wolverines - 219; Gophers - 215; Squirrels -
20412; Tigers - 169'2.
The ladies' ligh single of 291 and ladies'
high triple of 77111 were captured this week
by Barb Tyler. Good bowling, Barb'
The men's high single of 240 went to Joe
Van Osch while the men's high triple of 635
went to Steve Carvell. Good bowling!
Games over 200: Barb Tyler - 291, 219,
201; Kim Tyler - 214; Betty Van Osch - 209;
Evelyn Hackett - 202; Joe Van Osch - 240;
Kevin Finnie - 237; Steve Carvell - 231, 204,
200; Gerald Rhody - 219; Allan Cranston -
218; Joe Agne. - 213; Nic Beversbergen -
201. L.,les 7p.m.
Team . ndings
Cows - 86; Sheep - ; ' orkers - 71;
Horses - 65; Mules - 63; Goats - 59.
Marie Park bowled both the high single
and high triple with scores of 243 and 625.
Games over 200: Marie Park - 243, 222;
Roberta Whytock - 235; Barb Jardine - 236,
212; Shani Webb - 229, 201; Betty Van Osch
- 223; Barb Ross - 213; Kim Phillips - 211.
$1 BILLION SPECIAL CANADIAN GRAINS PROGRAM.
You OnlyHave until
March 3Ist to Act
Recently, Prime Minister
Brian Mulroney announced
the $1 Billion Special Canadian
Grains Program. This will help
farmers hurt by low world grain
and oilseed prices caused by
the trade war between the
European Community and the
United States.
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Farmers who have
■ recently received a
federal corn, soybean or winter
wheat stabilization payment
have had applications mailed
to them. That form must be
completed and returned by
March 31st.
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• Offices of Members of
Parliament
• Feed mills
• Farm Credit Corporation
Offices, Agriculture Canada
offices and research stations
• Elevators
3 Eligible crops are:
■ wheat, barley, oats,rye,
mixed grain, grain corn, soy-
beans, canola, flax and
sunflower seeds for crushing.
Pedigreed seed, high moisture
corn, high moisture barley and
farm fed grain (except silage)
are also covered.
For more information contact:
The Administrator
Special Canadian Grains
Program
Agriculture Canada
Ottawa, Ontario
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Phone (613) 957-7078
APPLICATION DEADLINE IS
MARCH 31st, 1987.
The Government of Canada is
committed to_ ensuring that
agriculture remains a strong
and vibrant part of our country's
economy. The Special
Canadian Grains Program is a
part of that commitment.
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