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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-02-21, Page 2Page. 2—locknOw Sentinel, Wednesday, February 21, 1979 • ••• . , ••..• ' •••., •'•,:4•1• .<>•••ot,,,,,t•-:, ia, *# * * ••e4,,,,k, A 0 ''' ' •,,,,..:, ' ** * - . •-•-•,,,,-, ,,,,,,.. * " '' - "".••.- - .. •., ' • - • '•• ..!- . i.o0).1ers win roll off '• On Sunday, February. 18, .winners of the High Low Doubles Tournament in the -Lucknow Bowling. Leagues travelled to, Listowel for theroll'. off to •determine a winner who would advatiCe to the Ontario • Finals to .be held March 24, Prizes. were awarded to the top five. 'Couples. • Lucknow faired well in having four couples place iii the top. five,. First, Pat Livingston . and Joan Livingston.; second, Betty Lou ...:DaltOn and. 'Donnie FarriSh; third, Russ ,Button .arid Orville Elliott; fifth, Harvey . Culbert and Ancone Van Osch. , • The first .place couple, . Pat and Joan Livingston now advance to . the Ontario • Finals on March 24. The :winner there .will travel to Newfoundland, for the .Canadian : ldtimers' hocke •.s.Atog The Goderich,oldfinzers, who were gold medalists In Zurich, Switzer- land at a tournament there In 1977, played the Lucknow oldthners in A game at the Lucknow Kinsmen's winteir.carnlval on Sunday. Lucknow gave the' medal wInners. a good fight for. their win deipite the 11 - 6 score. In this play GOdelich goalie Bill Crawford grabs the puck while Lucknow's Barry Johnston, 8, moves In on Oodericli's Bon Harris, 4; who is trying to clear. the puck. Gederich's Del Bedard, 12, skates In. to assist. • ' • [Sentinel Staff Photo] • • :•.' • Business Changes 0t.•Oi:.$01..'y "'Ste:0ot! e Lottery h Sells one product only Lottery Tickets Operated by Don, Bev and Margaret Thompson "Located in Our Same Old Stand" •South Side Of Campbell Street 7TAKEA"CHANCE WITH. or Loto Canacla,1Provincial, Cash For Life and Wintario Tickets Open Monday Through Friday 9 a.m. -- 5 p.m. For all your stationery and printing need8 now see Tony Johnstone at Sepoy Stationery and Printing , 1 Now located on the north side Of Campbell St., next to Becker's MIIk The door-to-doOr Ontario March of Dimes canvass in Lucknow and Dungannon has now been 'completed: Residents, in the villages' and many rural people have been very generous in their donations. The amount received to date however is short of last year's total and. in past years this campaign has always Shown a considerable increase, Campaign chairmen Bernice Davies and Laura Lee Cayley hope that rural families and anyone missed in the villages will consider helping to make 1979 the best yet • for handicapped adults in Ontario. • " • • . , ter ea:mm(1 raises 1 in moneycysticfibrosis • BY MN) McLIONAGH ••• bell, Sharon Struthers, Tracey McDonagh, • Sheila' Canipbell, Brenda Davies, Cindy The Lucknow and District Kinsnien Club, in conjunction. with their Heritage Day • celebration, held a winter carnival at the Lucknow Arena on Sunday; February' 18th.- , Main event of the day was the Oldtitners hockey game between the Goderich team • and the-Lucknow Oldtitnerst Goderich came up on the winning end. of an 11 - 6' score. Leading the Goderich team were Jack • Meriam. with 6 points and Buck Million With 4 goals, Barry Johnston paced the Lucknow . squad with .3 goals. The -Goderich team will be playing in an international Tournament in • Florida this April. •Members of the Lucknow Figure Skating Club provided the 'entertainine\nt between periods, performing the Dutch Waltz, and a Canasta Tanga., Participating for the figure skaters were Gordoh Farrish, Karen Camp- • Struthers,, Sandra Campbell, Sandra Irwin,. • Christine F'arrish, Dian.ne Wilson and Julie • Races were held after the hockey game With the following people finishing first and second in their age categories: • • Girls 6 - 8 years of age, Cindy Struthers,. Jackie Wilson; 9 - 11, Christine Gibson. Gloria Cayley; 12'• 14, Peggy Gibson, Gail Kemp, 15 andp, Donna -Van Osch, • Dorothy Martin •": - Boys,- 5 ye'ars and under,. Justin Murray., Lytiden B, Johnston; 6- 8, Rodney Cayley. • Brad Murray; 9 - 11, prian De Groote, Robbie Cayley; 12 - 14, David Emberlin, Ray Martin. • • An hourof free skating followed the races. *- Proceeds will be donated to Cystic Fibrosis. • • CONTINUED FROM P. 1 meeting \of the company. • • ' He said theepportunity to work along with his wife in thecompany's position as secretary -treasurer was a gratifying ex- perience\ • He told the Meeting he and his Wife are grateful for the opportunity to serve mild the eiperience gained. • He asked the membership to stand and observe a moment's silence in honour of the • 13ECOMEA: RED CROSS • LVOLONTEERJ 606 4101111•• original staff and directors of the company,. Ife-=eorinnerited their dedication and deter- mination made a fine contribution to the company that not many Companies in Ontario have enjoyed. Eldon Bradley; vice-prekident; told the membership thM George Feagan will : missed on the board of directors because, his advice was "sound throtigh and 'through He added:that there haS been a .''13kk run" on fires since December and there was another that morning. He said he has had the occasion to look at three burned homes this winter. •• "It really makes you wonder," he said, "when you loOk at a Man's lifetime belong- ings in a little pile of ashes in the basement --of- a burned out house." The &rectors pointed out to the- member- ship, with the rising value df Westock, they should,eheck their policies to determine that they have enough coverage for today's values.