HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-30, Page 11Wy Wised League
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Gapbers-11, Wolverines -64_
The men's high single score this wee[
was roiled by Steve VanOsch, a new
bo'r this year_ In the fast two games of
the night, Stege seemed to have a strong
t is.h a for alleys me and two but got in
togther in alley three by ro11ing a 310
single A fend the seasoned' bowlers in
the league have their eye on this rookie!
The highly experienced Gerald Rhady
netted the true high score this week with
a combined score of 631 No bb's
kick there_
The !aches were not quite as hot as the
men this week_ Anila Elliott took both the
high single 221, and the high triple score,
Games over 200: Sieve VarOsch,310,
Gerald R1 iy-296, 332; Hary -The Ham-
mer Livingston-26ID, 217; Rin Elliott -206,
Anita Elbott-moi, Bev McNay -207, Betty
VanOsr -2104, Pete Vai ch -314, Allan
Ham -24!
Tway Nim Ladies
Team Ste- Cha -47, Australia -41,
Mexico -39, USA -M, Canada -31, Rassaa-19
Mary -Jo Farristn roiled the high single
score of 159 and managed the high angle
with handicapp with a 317.
Wendy Ritchie took the triple high score
with 612
Games Over 200: Mae&e Weir -224,
Wilma Elliott -207, Drtwrg' Wilson -231,
Shirley Brooks -204, Barb
VanDi�epenl�'d
k , Irene Haldenby-216,
Barb Harper -235, Mary -Jo FarrLh-254,
Wendy Ritchie -256, Shani Webb-
Ziegier-2@2, 'Tama Allan -200.
Monday Slimed League
Dwayne Ziegler rolled the high single
score for the mien this week with a 243
score The high triple for the guys came
from Martin Lefton who managed a 632..
On the ladies' side of this it tras
Shiley Kennedy doing all the rage by
taking the high she with 257 and the high
triple with 6 -
Games Over 200: Shani.-Webb-
Ziegler-201, Barb Jardine -224, John
Andrew -202.223, Tam Gilmore -233„ Martin
Breton -213, 337, Hank Hartitemink-222,
Dwayne Ziegler -243, Marcial
Le on -2@a, Shirley Kennedy -257, Batty
Stanley -217, Dave Huber -225, Fred
DeBoer-116, Eric Taylor -214, Glenn
England -211.
Town and Country Lit
Team Standings: Snowdrops -26,
Crocuses -24, Daffodils -21, Pansies -21,
Tulips -19, Hyacinth -9_
DuNGANN0N
by Bonnie Hodges
Lee S'hetler broke her hip an Monday last
and is now in the Goderich Hospital in
roam 259. She was operated en Wednesday
and expects to be in howl for three or
foyer weeks. Best wishes to Lee for a
speedy recovery_
Allister 1hiWins is in the New Victoria
Hospital, London He is on the seventh
floor, roomy 7t Best wishes, Allister,
hope you're feeling better soon
The Domgarioan Senior Cirrus' card
party Weoknesday night had 14 tables MO
Lady -Inks NUI Cial.1.W.:4 J. bow Lady -Helen
Russell, ."'£,+' Man -Cliff Memory, Low
Man -Tom Young.
Upcoming eves for the seniors in -Inde
the Old Time Dance on December 2, a
meeting December 7 at 2 pm_ and the an-
nual turkey Christmas dinner on
December 12
Sympathy is extended to Mr_ Gies
Weaver and the Weaver family on the
death of a brother and node, Norman
Weaver. on November 23 in his 83rd year
as a result of a car accident_
Funeral services were held on Saturday
with interment in the Evergreen
Cemetery,
Congratulations to Jim and Jaonne
Pentland on the arrival of Jamie Samuel
on November 15_ Jamie weighed in at 7 lb,
13 an He is another 'J added to the list of
Jackie. Jason and Jocelyn_
Bari. Marie and Brad Park visited in
Peterborough on the weekend with Todd.
Sorry to the readers who may have tried
to call me this week_ I was at work Call
again to Bowie at 529-7620 with all your
B OWUNG
Fern McDonald was the high roller this
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week with a 239 single and a double of Zia_
Not to be outdone, Leonard Mad was
the high man with a 221 single and a 360
doh Ran McQuillan also rolled a 360
double_
Scores Over 160: Mari Sniew n-150, Kay
McCormick -150, Mable Whitby- 1633, Marie
Park 12, 171, Ruth Cody -174, Jean
Philips -174, Isabel 172,213, Fern
McDonald -199, Bath Mal rs-196, Ana
Anderson -INK Cly Menary 1 0, Ron
McQuillan -152, Don McC 355, BdI
Henderson -166, 137, Harry Lavis-174, Ian
Dougherty -1933, 166, Gordon Johnstone -157.
Novices search .for that first win
The L c:know Novice team travelled to
Belmore last Wednesday and brought
home a tie_ That gives the team three ties
on the season, added to a oloss and no
In the the game Wednesday, Belmore open-
ed the sig mid -way through the first
period el play_ Near the end of the period,
Lucimow's Jonathan McKinnon was
awarded a • . . p •• shat bot a big save from
the Belmore netminder kept the game at 1
-0
At 7:05 i the second period, Craig liefw
fat broke the goose egg for Lwow with
asci.nts to Cameron Moffat and Brent
Cameron_ Less than a minute later,
Behnare scored the go-ahead goal to take
the lead 2 - L
Jonathan McIriminri got his revenge
near the end of the period to tie the game_
Brent Cameron picked up his second assist
on the marker_ Tine teams played a
scoreless third period to leave the final
score tied a two each
T'he Novices ptayed their next game
here at home last nigh ( Tuesday I, though
the remits were unavailable at press time
The search for the first win of the season
will have the team hungry and hard to
beat
a few weeks
before
Christinas ....
and all through the
town, the 1nertchants
are bung and scurrying
around.
The shelves are all
stocked with foe
gifts and treasures,
in Dopes that
ties Christmas
Will be tine
best ever!
SHOP
LUCI(NOW
November 28th to December 3rd
"Free Draws"
Deeber. 17th 6:00 Phi
Each participating mereita=t will have a
glft drawn for a gifts the Christmas
Tlree i; the and liaseeftel Store c aa...........ws •
Santa Claus Parade
Sate riay, 1114treambeir Sri, 12* pato-
"FREE" Candy and Skating
.r .ere
NirtrIlw lttmatd Lateknovir Areca
alt the Santa Clamps Parades
Lucktaowr fiinette Bazaar
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.acsaber 2 - t LAM 2 - *Ens car_
Pia visit these participathope arershaats and nava ..III pear Christina: Shapira*
Valley Green Flowers
Lacbnowr Home Hardware
Lucky town Village Market
The Sewing Box
Les Pettey Shoes
Tour Favourite Things
Dee Use's Ladies Wear
Loree's Ladies Wear
Jai's PIaee
Balm's Groeeteria
Laekaowr District Co-op
Fii.Iay Decorators
Lacknowr Sentinel
Chisholm Fuels
Lackaewr Service Centre
Laekaow Farm Supply
Henderson Lumber
Treleaven Feed Mill