HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-01-29, Page 9Bowling news
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For the ladies, Isabel Tiffin rolled
high with a single of 194 and a double of
355 __
Bill Uuldriks was high scorer for the
men with a single of 200 and a double of
343.
Team points and standings: Anna's
Hyacinths 2, 43; Ida's Crocuses 0, 28;
Grace's Daffodils 5, 52; Mabel's Tulips
5, 28; Mary's Snowdrops 0, 41; Gerda's'
• Pansies 3, 48.
Kinloss Mixed
Eva Bolt rolled high for the ladies
with a single of 238 and a triple of 533.
Art Ernewein rolled high single for
the men with 202 and Gerry Vander
Klippe managed high triple with 525.
The only other 200 games was rolled'
by Norm Bolt with' a 200 score.
Team points and standings: Doris's
Elms 4, ' ' 53; Ann's -Maples 2, 57; ,
Hannah's Cedars 5, 50; Grace's Oaks 3,
46; Eva's Spruce 4, 53; Mary's Pines 3,
75.
Ladies 7:00 p.m.
Bernice Kemp bowled the high single
with a 280. Bernice Kemp bowled the
high triple with ' a 667.
Games of 200 and over: Bernice
Kemp, 280, 218; Mary Cleland, 239;
Barb Ross 233; and . Dorothy Brintnell,
207, 208.
Team points and standings: , Bunnies
5, 57; Hamsters 6, 49; Ponies 1, 46;
Kittens 5, 44; Budgies 2, 43; Puppies 2,
39.
Ladies Thursday 8 p.m.
High single came from Dianne Wall
with 281 and she bowled the high triple
of 631.
Games over .200 were bowled by
Sandra Haldenby, 200.; Doris Eadie,
230; Ann -McDonald, 264; Barb Tyler,
210; Pat Grazier, 242, 200; Shirley
Allan, 208; Marie Scott, 212; and •
Dianne Wall, 222, 281.
Team points and standings: Crepe , 5,
.47; . Wool 7, .53; Cotton 5, 51; Polyester
2, 47; Linen 2, 22; Silk 0, 53.
011ie Liddle becomes RN
Congratulations to 011ie Liddle, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Robb of 'RR 1
Ripley on her graduation from Seneca
College, 'Willowdale. 011ie has graduated
with a diploma in registered nursing and
has accepted a position with North York
Hospital in Willowdale. Graduation was
held Jan. 24 at the Newnham Campus. of
Seneca College.
The community would also like to _send::
:congratulations to Alex and Cindy Simpson.
ion the safe arrival of their new daughter,
Maggie Lee, 6 lbs. 11 oz.,a little sister for
Corey Lynn. She was born in the Wingham
.and District Hsspital. The proud grand-
parents are Donald and ' Edith Simpson.
Visiting with Rhetta MacLennan .on the
weekend were her daughter Florence Mac-
Lennan and her friend Shirley of Kitch-
ener.
Sunday callers with Wellington. and Kae
Webster were Dennis, Shelley and Joseph
Courtney, and on 'Wednesday Charles and
Mayme Wilkins were over for the evening.
On Monday, Marj MacLean and Mayme
Wilkins • attended the . annual Maitland
Presbyterial meeting, In Wingba m fat St.
-Andrew's -Pre`sbyteriari Church:
Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Robb were their daughter Janice
and granddaughters Merideth and Dianne
McCutcheon of Lions Head.
Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb
were. inKitchener at Bingeman:Park where
about 24 of Mrs. Robbs cousins gathered.
They all enjoyed a lovely dinner and
get-to-gether.
Former teacher celebrates 100th
Congratulations from Kinlough friends
are extended to Miss Helen Malcolm of
Toronto who celebrated her 100th birthday
at the Christie Gardens. Helen was a
school teacher and taught at the 10th
school (S.S. No. 3 Kinloss). She was a
cousin of the late Misses Nellie and Marg-
aret Malcom and well known to many
readers. After her retirement from school
teaching, she took on a child evangelism
fellowship and found it most rewarding.
Word was received on Friday last of the
death of Phoebe Pinnell, a former resident
of Kinlough. The funeral was on Saturday
at Wingham, with spring interment at the
Langside Cemetery.
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Don Gillespie and family in the death of her
father, Mr. Dan Nicholson; who was well
known in the area. The remains rested at
the MacKenzie and McCreath" Funeral
Home at Lucknow from, where the service
and committal was held on Thursday. Dan
"had just celebrated his 98th birthday on
Ongoing treiL
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Jan. 11 with his family in Wingham
Hospital where he had been a patient for
some time..
Mrs: Agnes Hodgins and Mrs. Jim
Hodgins spent a few days at Glencoe with
Tammy Hodgins where she is employed.
Mrs. Frank Maulden 'refurned 'home
after a two week holiday at Fonthill with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips.
Mrs. Bill Burt spent a few days at
Stayner with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaw,
Wendy and Tim, and Mr, and Mrs. Roy
Shaw. .
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy had some
friends with them on Jan. 22 for their 50tlf
wedding anniversary. ,
The Anglican congregation.. held their
annual supper and , vestry meeting on
Sunday evening, Jari4 "'26. `
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