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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-12-13, Page 18Vitt gat i 18-LneImam Se 1, Wednesday, December 13, 1978 Hockey Correspondents Hockey correspondents must submit their reports written in sentence structure, double spaced, with the name of the writer, included or they will not be published Celebrate with us! SUTTON PARK INN wishes to invite you to our GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY December 31st Since this is our first celebration We're offering a Great Package ata Reasonable Price For Enquiries & Reservations CALL 3964444' SUTTON PARK INN ''i1 North Kincardine ' i 1 7 Lancers get new management Dave MacKinnon is the new coach of the Lucknow Lancers as Harvey Living- ston has retired from the position. Cathy MacKinnon takes over as secretary from Pat Livingston and Kevin Austin is the new manager, replacing Cliff Livingston. The new executive of the Lancers hope the people of Ldcknow and the surround- ing area will continue, to support the Lancers, as they have in the past. The team is grateful for past support and looks forward to the continu- ed support of their fans under their new manage- ment. Ripley Huron Central REPORTERS: LISA HARV- EY, ALISON PLOWRIGHT, GEOFFREY DENSTEDT, ROSS FARRELL. GRADE ONE & TWO Congratulations to Chris Benjamin, Kerry Lynn Dick- inson and Steven Twolan, who celebrated birthdays in November. We are working on our play for the Christmas Concert on December 15, 1978. We are also beginning to decorate our classroom for Christmas. We have made two murals. One is of the nativity and the other is the "Night Before Christmas". Suggestions Filing Cabinets - Filing Boxes - Desk Trays - Pens - Pencil Crayons School Supplies - Staplers - Desk Calendars - Telephone List Finders Playing Cards - Boxed Stationery - Guest Books Typewriters (manual & electric] [with or without tapej While Supply Lusts TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING LEAGUE Anna Johnstone rolled the high single with 180 and high double of 349. Ab Morton took the men's with 278 single and 498 double. Team points: Reds 0, Oranges 5, Yellows 0, Greens 5, Blues 3, Violets 2. Team standings: Reds 18, Oranges 22, Yellows 24, Greens 26, Blues 27, Violets 31. House League Darin Lindsay scored twice to lead the Canadiens to a 2 - 1 victory over the Red Wings, in House League hockey action at the arena on Saturday. John Husk scored for the Wings. The Black Hawks and Maple Leafs played to a 2 all tie, on goals scored by Scott Hackett for the Hawks and Steve Machan and Pat Frayne for the Leafs. The Bruins whomped the Rangers 6 - 2, when Steve Frayne scored 4 times for the Bruins. The other two Bruin goals were made by John Hopf and Steve Errington. Jim VanOsch and Morris VanOsch scored for the Ran- gers- KINLOSS MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE High man Don Farrish with a single of 253 and a triple of 643. Men 200 and over: Don Farrish 253, 223, Bill Hunter 237, Jim Lavis 232, Harry Lavis 209, 207. Ladies' high single Nancy Swan with a 209 and high triple Donalda Moffat with 487. Team points: Kings 7, Snows 2, Wealthys 0, Spys 2, Macs 5, Pippins 5. Team standings: Pippins 42, Kings 41, Spys 37, Macs _. 33, Wealthys 32, Snows 25. MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE George Stanley bowled the high single of 324 and high triple of 810. Games over 225: George Stanley 324, 248, 238, Jim Bain 321, Ron Stanley 296, Allan Stanley 254, Gerald Rhody 246, Gerry Ross 235, 233, Bob Greer 234, Russ Button 226. Team points: Oldsmobiles 2, Fords 5, Mustangs 2, Dodges 2, Pontiacs 5, Buicks 5. Team standings: Olds 33, Fords 47, Mustangs 37, Dodges 45, Pontiacs 29, Buicks 61. Ripley District ELEMENTARY NEWS BY LORI ROBERTS AND KAREN LAWRENCE On December 4 pupils were all absent from school because it was a Professional Activity Day. Parents came and talked to the teachers about their children's pro- gress in school. On December 7th, needles were given by the Health Nurse. A Christmas Dinner is being held on the 19th of December. It will be prepar- ed by Mrs. Wylds and Mrs. Barnes. Tickets have to be in by December 13. There will be turkey, potatoes, corn, pop or chocolate milk. Girls' hockey has started once again this year. Every Friday at lunch time the girls play at the arena. House League volleyball has started for girls and boys. The girls play every Tuesday and Thursday. The boys play every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Each student from c art 'i was taken out of class for a brush -in. All students got a check up on their flossing by Mrs. Debbie Scott. The chocolate coated al- monds and mixed nuts are selling very- well. SECONDARY NEWS BY MARY KEMPrON AND ANN COURTNEY SPORTS The Junior Girls' basket- ball team and` the Junior Boys' basketball team travel- led to Walkerton on Satur- day, December 9th. 'Both teams were defeated but they will be busy practising for their interschool games. Good luck goes to both teams for the next games.. The Grade 11 Phys Ed class is playing hockey from 9.00 to 10.10 at the arena this week from Monday to Wed- nesday. The rest of the week they will be playing broom - ball. Thank you to Mr. Brown for organizing this. FUND RAISING This year's fund raising campaign is over with Level V's selling the most candy and peanuts. The reward for this is a free Kentucky Fried Chicken Dinner. Congratu- lations Level V and enjoy your meal! The money made will be put towards the sound system for the gym. LUCKNOW- DUNGANNON BOWLING LEAGUE Ladies' high single score of 252 was bowled by Elaine Steer while Shirley Haw- thorne rolled the high triple of 606. Ladies over 225: Elaine Steer 252, Barb Tyler 250, Roberta Whytock 246, Shir- ley Hawthorne 234. Men's high single and high triple was bowled by Harvey Culbert with 323 and 760 scores. Men over 250: Harvey Culbert 323, Bob Greer 308, Wayne Todd 295, Ron Stan- ley 294, Del Nixon 258. team points: Chipmunks 2, Foxes 3, Tigers 5, Gophers 2, Zebras 7, Polecats 2, Squir- rels 5, Cubs 2, Lions 5, Coons 0, Wolverines 4, Kangaroos 5. Team standings: Tigers 54, Lions 44, Polecats 42, Foxes 41, Zebras 39, Cubs 36, Gophers 33, Chipmunks 29, Squirrels 28, Wolverines 21, Coons 14. LADIES' 9 O'CLOCK BOWLING LEAGUE High single was bowled by Alene Clark with a 268 and Marjorie Humphrey captur- ed the high triple with a score of 660. Games over 200: Alene Clark 268, Marjorie Plum- phrey 225, 224, 211, Sandra Henderson 219, Chris Stick - lend 218, Barb Tyler 202, Dorothy Murray 201, Marie Scott 200. Team points: Orioles 5, Cardinals 2, , Bluejays 2, Doves 5, Robins 7, Canaries 0. Team standings: Cardinals 61, Canaries 47, Robins 46, Doves 43, Orioles 41, Blue - jays 35. LADIES' 6:30 P.M. BOWLING LEAGUE Dorothy Bain bowled the _--`- high single with a 251. Elaine Steer bowled the high triple with a 694. Games of 200 and over: Anne Anderson 224, . Ferne MacDonald 213, 204, Dor- othy Bain 251, Nancy Brooks 216, Marion MacKinnon 216, Elaine Steer 212, 246, 236. Team points: Bluebells 5, Sundrops 2, Poppies 5, Tril- liums 2, Camillias 5, Cosmos 2. Team standings: Poppies 55, Camellias 54, Trilliums 50, Bluebells 47, Cosmos 41, Sundrovs 34. prograrn:, CONTINUED FROM P. 1 retire in December 1979, the debenture on the Canning Street retires in July, 1979 and the debenture on the Lucknow arena retires in June, 1979. With these expenses out of the way, Jaynt wants to put this money into the road progratn, which will allow the bulk of the village road work to be completed over the next two years. Joynt said that no final decision could be made by council until the January meeting, because he is still awaiting the approval of the increase in the subsidy from the Ministry of Transporta,- tion and Commu ni atiom.