The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-04-16, Page 36Page 8---Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 23, 1986
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WCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY, APRIL 27
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
REV. ALLISON J. RAMSAY, MINISTER
Nursery Downstairs
For Little Ones Under Four
EVERYONE WELCOME
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, APRIL 27
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service 11:00 a.m..
Rev. Warren McDougall B.A.M. Div.
Nursery and junior congregation provided
EVERYONE WELCOMF
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LUCKNQW CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Invites You To Worship With Them On
SUNDAY,, APRIL 27
10 a.m. did 2:30pa n.
Nursery downstairs morning & evening
EVERYONE WELCOME
NOTICE
RIPLEY SEWAGE WORKS
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE
THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF RIPLEY CORDIALLY INVITES INTERESTED
PERSONS TO ATTEND A PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE BETWEEN THE
HOURS OF 4:00 P.M. AND 8:0OPM. ONs
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30;1986
AT THE
RIPLEY LEGION HALL
The Village is considering two locations as possible sites for a sewage treatment
facility. Site 1 on the South part of Lot. 14, Cone.esslon W, °and Site 2 Is on the South
part of Lot 12, Concession VII; bothIn the Township of ;Hama, a s shown on the
following sketch.
resCntatives of the engineering tie nom►
tvlron merit will :expl °what s be
present to B
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The Ladies 7 p.m. Monday night bowling league held their banquet feat week. The
Season champion team was the Bunnies. Pictured left to right, front row, Gerry
McCann, Dorothy Brintnell, Captain Grace Elliott, Maggie Cleland, back row, Janet
Brooks, Mae Hunter, Lorna Button, Betty Van Osch and Marie Greer. [Friel photo]
The Budgiesecapturedleto playoff round .of the Ladies 7 .p.m. Monday night bowling
right, Bertha Whiteroft, Debbie Emberlin, Captain Jackie
Murray, Barb Rose, back row, Dorothy Hamilton, Mary. Cleland, Betty,Emberlin,
Aileen Trommer and Liz Black. [Friel photoi
bawling chimps honoured
The Ladies 7 p.m. bowling league
held their banquet on April 7 at St.
Peter's Parish Hall, catered to by the
Anglican ladies.
Season champion team was the
Bunnies with the Budgies the playoff
champion.
Bernice Kemp had the high average
of 189 and high single of 289 for the
regular season and high triple 676 and
high single with handicap of 319 for the
playoffs.
Barb Ross took the high triple with a
687 for the season along with a 294 for
the playoffs. The season's high single
with handicap went to Alice Ritchie with
342 and high triple with handicap to
Betty Emberlin with 801.
Debbie Emberlin bowled an 839 •to
take the high triple with handicap, in
the playoffs. Most improved bowlers for
.the regular season. were Mae Hunter
and Wendy Humphrey.
Gl sses were presented to those who
bowl 100 pins over their average.
Mae Hunter, Alice Ritchie, Liz Black,
Betty Emberlin,. Debbie Emberlin and
Mary Cleland. each received one;
Bernice Kemp received two and Barb
Ross three:,
Following the presentations the bowl-
ers played court 'whist.
Bowling s
Lucknow Mtsed League
The women's high single came from
Beryl McDonald, 239 and she had the
high triple of 586.
Men's high single of 241 -was% bowled
y by Ron Elliott' and Steve' "Carvell bowled
the high triple of 630
Bowlers over: 200 'were: Ronf flit tt"
241, 207; Russel Swan "210,' 201; Tom
Hogan'206, 209; Beryl McDonald 239,
21; Janet Card, 203; Steve Carvell 218,
19; Linda Carvell 207; Jackie McNay
219i and Bev McNay 211.
Team point standings: Gophers 38,
Kangaroos ' 59, ° Squirrels ; 531#, Chip
munits ., 4, ,Cats' 60, Tigers '49%.
Congratulations to the Cats, playoff`
champs.
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Wilma , lliott stored both, the high
singleof`""246 and the high°tr.iple of: 4
canes over 2 were ; bowled b ."
Marie Ott 2424 Marg 215, Judi
1i f .ltd, ianne Wall 202, 237 and'
lliott ,200, .246,
Team standings: Silks 6, Linen 5,
Cotton 4, Polyester 3, Wool 2, Crepe 1.
Kinloss mixed
High lady was Gerda de Jong with a
single of 255 and a triple of 593.
Men's high ,was Norm Bolt with' a
single of 259 and a triple of 598.
Men 200 and over were Norm Bolt
259, Evan Keith 218, Harold Campbell
209, 208, Art Burrows 209, 'Dave Swan
205, and Jim avis *203,.:
Team:points and standings: Doris's,
Elms 5, 15; Ann's, Maples 7,,1'4; ; Eva's
Spruce 2, 12; Mary's Pines 7, 11;
Grace's Oaks 0, 9; "Hannah's Cedars 0,
2' Town and:Country
Ladies high Gerda de Jong with
single of ;198 and a double of 343,
Don McCormick rolled high for;the
men with a single of .199`and aldouble of'.
` eain . points and Y standin 13- s: Mary's
m
noavdro . o ,10;' lda's Cr�pciises ,•3, .9,; `.
P�erda s P fl ie 's
s s s 3, �, �ris�� s oi.%dils
f iltabei�s Tulips 2, 6; ,nra's
lyacinths 0, 4. ` r
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