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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-01, Page 11LADIES' 9 O'CLOCK BOWLING Grace Hopf rolled a 264 high single and a 622 high triple. Games over 200: Grace Hopf 264, Marie Park 238, Marjorie Hackett 229, 217, Lynn Wall 228, Anna Johnstone 224, Anne And- erson 218,. Linda Sticklend 214. Team points: Marg Hackett's Canaries 5, Dianne Carter's Cardinals , 2, Joanne Searle's Bluejays 5, Marie Hoffman's Orioles 2, Barb Sanderson's Doves 5, Nancy Farrish's Robing 2. Team standings: Cardinals 91, Doves 90, Canaries 80, Bluejays 80, Orioles 63, Robins 58. LADIES 6:30. P.M. BOWLING " Fern MacDonald bowled the high single with a 246, Fern MacDonald bowled the high triple with a 628. cf&tnes of 200 and over: Pat Livingston 234, Nancy Brooks 217, Bernice Kemp 203; Marion Donais 203, Irene Markham 231, Fern MacDonald 246, 226, Elaine Steer 217, Grace Elliott 203, 242, Jessie Joynt 235. Team points: Crickets 7, Spid- ers 0; Ladybugs 5, Bees 2; Beetles 5, Ants 2. Team standings: Bees 95, Beetles 85, ,Crickets 85, Ladybugs 78, Spiders 77, Ants 63. Kinloug INTERTQWN BOWLING . On February 25th Lucknow defeated Listowel #2 9-2. Scores were:" 1063-875, 1105- 814, 1279-1057, 1006-1003, 926- 1013. . Scores were: Gerry Ross 1161, Allan Stanley 1076, Ron Stanley 1035, Bob Cranston 1002, Gerald Rhody 980, Ron Durnin 958. LUCKNOW AND DUNGANNON MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE High single for the ladies went to Barb Hamilton'with a 256 score while Lois McIntosh captured the ladies' high triple with 548. Other ladies over 225: Marie Stewart 228. Ron Stanley bowled the high single score of 294 and Gerry Ross rolled a high triple of 697. Other men over 250: Gerry Ross 291, Jack Caesar 263, Brian Stewart 258. Team points: Chipmunks 3, Foxes 7, Tigers 0, Gophers 0, Zebras 2, Polecats 5, Squirrels 4, Cubs 7, Lions 2, Coons 5, Kangaroos 7. Team standings: Kangaroos 122,, Polecats 105, Cubs 104, Tigers 101, Lions 101, Zebras 64, Squirrels , 64, Foxes 60, Chip- munks 58; Coons 52, Gophers 51. BY MAY BOYLE Mr, and Mrs.. Frank ' Maulden and Keith went to Goderich on Friday where they visited their uncle, Rev. Andrew Lane . who is in the hospital there. His many friends here withhim improved health. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby and Sara went to London Satur- day to visit her mother, Mrs. Alex Percy, who is progressing favour- ably at University Hospital. Wayne Percy and Michael Weber visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott were guests in London at a dinner party for a friend on his retirement and also visited with Mrs. Mary Boyle. They journeyed on . to Chatham where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Pangburn. The latter's many friends are sorry to know she isn't enjoying the best of health. Relatives from a distance who KINGSBRIDGE 4-H CLUB The first meeting of the Kings- bridge 4•H club was held on Wednesday, February 22, at the home of Honnie Scott, with 11 members present. The leaders of the club are Mils. Honnie Scott and Mrs. Ann Andrews. Election of .officers took place with Donna VanOsch as presid- ent, Jackie VanOsch as vice president and Cathy VanDiepan as secretary. The roll call was answered by everyone, "What 4-H means to me". The members divided into groups of 3 and discussed the Pointers of Emotional Health. returned to their homes after visiting with relatives and attend- ing the funeral of the late John Robb were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stinson • and Mr. Chester Robb of Hamilton, Mr. Howard McGuire of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Lovell McGuire of Brantford, Mr. Har- old Haldenby of Sarnia., Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sparling of Walker- ton. .Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cranston moved from our village to ' the Simcoe area where he has work. Mrs. Iman Mohamid and Michael of Toronto visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page and family, it being Michael's first birthday. Mrs. Alex Percy returned home Sunday from London following surgery at University Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott were dinner guests on Sunday with Mrs. Donald Blue at Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sparling of Walkerton called on Mr and Mrs livet TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING Edna Ross had high single for the ladies with 159, ,High double was Elleda Wightman with.289. High bowler for the men was Harry Lavis with "single of 230 and double of 402. Team points: Reds 5, Oranges 2, Yellows 0, Greens 3, Blues 3, Violets 2. Team standings: Reds 56, Greens 55, Yellows 49, Oranges 48, Blues 48, Violets 44. MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE High single and high triple were bowled by,,. ,Bob Cranston with 293 and 706 scores. Games over 225: Bob Cranston 293, Allan Stanley 276; 226, Brian Stewart 275, 230, Jim Bain 251, 226, Gerald Rhody 249, Fr. Dentinger 246, 240, Gerry Ross 240, Bob Greer 239, Russ Button. 238, Ron Stanley 237, Harvey Culbert 227. Team points: Oldsmobiles 5, Fords 7, Mustangs 0, Dodges 5, Pontiacs 2, Buicks 2. Team standings: Oldsmobiles 84, Fords 80, Mustangs 58, Dodges 80, Pontiacs 74, Buicks 86. Arthur Haldenby. Sunday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. George Burt and Michael of ' ;Oshawa spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt. Mrs. Bill , Burt attended the funeral of her brother-in-law at Hamilton. . Mr. and Mrs. Edburt Bushell visited with their brother-in-law, Rex Stewart,,who is a patient in Owen Sound Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaw visited with relatives at Washago. The Holyrood Women's Insti- tute will hold their March meeting at the.home of Mrs. Jack Scott this Thursday, March 2nd at 2.15 p.m, The World' Day of Prayer will be held on Friday afternoon. March 3rd, at 2 o'clock, in the Anglican Church with Mrs. Bert Nicholson Key Woman. All women in the area are invited to d atten . BY LORRAINE McGUIRE Mr. Gerald Coiling met with a painful accideit'last week when'a battery exploded in his face while" working at his garage in Ripley. It seemed at the time that the sight of one eye had been badly damaged, however the report from .the doctor on Sunday was more favourable and 'they are hoping for a fairly good recovery. His wife expects to be able to bring him home from Owen Sound Hospital on Monday (Feb- ruary 27th). Our best wishes to him for a complete recovery. Miss Wendy Hamilton spent the weekend with Susan Tout of Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reeves and Susan of Ripley, Brent Coiling and. Mr. and Mrs: Brian Scandrett visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron McGuire and Christ- opher. Miss. Nancy. McGuire of London spent the weekendwith her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and family. Mrs. Melvin Colling of Ripley visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black. Congratulations to Jacky Meurs on winning the chess tournament which was held last week in the Ripley District School. Sacred Heart of Walker- ton was the opposing team. Huron Bruce Pony Club Huron Bruce Pony Club held its second meeting of the month on Sunday 19th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson of Teeswatet. Kathy, Grant opened the meet- ing with the suggestion that the Club have an Easter Draw, the winner receiving an 'Easter Bask- et. Gail Thompson then gave a short talk on her day in Caledon at a Pony Club Instructors Course. The talk on Hunting was very interesting and some of the terms and expressions that are used in this Sport gave the members a few chuckles plus many points for discussion. The, quiz on Bits and Bitting was quite a challenge to everyone. The. meeting ended with every- one having hot chocclate, and roasting hot dogs and marshmal- lows. Our next meeting„will be held on March 5th at 1.30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Taylor of Lucknow. The topic will be "Tack" and the quiz will be on Hunting. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Mar. 1, 1978 -Page 11 KINLOSS BOWLING LEAGUE High single this week for the men was rolled by Ralph Camer- on with 266 and high triple by Gerald Rhody with 669. , Other men 200 and over: Gerald Rhody 257, 230, Hank Ha temink 241, Steve Corkum 22; Harry Lavis 216, 212, Jake Conley 206. High single for the ladies was Eva Bolt with 223 and high triple was Dorothy Farrish with 591. Other ladies 200 and over Dorothy Farrish with a 216 and 210. • Team points: Kings 2, Snows 4, Wealtliys 3, Spys 2, Macs 5, Team standings: Macs 88, Kings 81, Spys 79, Wealthys 72, Pippins 61, Snows 60. Pippins 5. AGRICULTURAL STEEL ROOFING ANDSIDING • '10 Colours • Galvanized • 30 ga. - 28 ga. - 26 ga. • 3 Different Rib Profiles. • Custom Cut lengths; Buy Exact Length Required • Complete Fascia & Soffit Systems • Best Possible Prices • For That Complete Building Call JIM MARTIN CONSTRUCTION 129 BRITANNIA RD. 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