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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-05-09, Page 14Page 14—Lneknow Sentllnel, Wednesday, May 9, 1979 Bernice Kemp re-elected 6:30 bowling league president The Ladies 6.30 Bowling League held their annual banquet and' social evening at the Anglican Parish Hall Tuesday, May 1. Each lady received candles and dish from their league and novelties donated by Royal Bank, Bank of Mont- real, Loto Canada, Wintario, Avon, Bains Groceteria, Kemps General Store and pop from Pepsi Coloa. A bu-siness meeting was held with president Bernice Kemp presiding. The' treas- urer's report was read by Joyce Adamson. Nomina- tions were held for officers for the 1979-80 season since all offices were declared vacant. Officers re-elected are , president, Bernice Kemp; treasurer, Joyce Ad- amson and secretary, Isobel. Miller. Joan Livingston was elected in as vice-president. The presentation of troph- ies and gifts was conducted by past vice-president, Pat Livingston with Joyce Ad- amson and Isobel Miller assisting. The winning team of the regular season's bowling was the Trilliums and the captain Joan Livingston was present- ed with the Bud Hamilton Trophy by Joyce Adamson. The team members Joan Livingston, Fern MacDon- ald, Evelyn Smith, Lois Mc- Intosh, Annie Gaunt, Edna MacDonald, Linda Andrew and Sandra Leddy, received trophies of which six of them were donated by Ernie Webb and presented by Linda Stanley. The season's trophies were won by the following and presented to each by different bowlers from each team. Bernice Kemp won the high average with 193; Pat Livingston won the high single with 315; Fern Mac- Donald won the high triple with 737; Pat Livingston won. the high single with handi- cap with 348; Joan Living- ston won the high triple with handicap with 894; Elaine Steer won the most improved bowler with 23 pins above her last year average. The winning team in the playoffs was the Poppies and were presented with trophies by Pat, Joyce and Isobel. The team members are captain, Bluejays Jean Phillips, Nancy Brooks, Robins &Lynn Culbert, Olive Warren, Betty . Finlayson, Colleen Eedy, Greta Johnston, Rob- • erta . Whytock and Mary league w /i n e rs Maize. Thplayoff trophies were won byl the following - - Pat iyivingston won the high Marie Park;vice-president, single with 306; Anne Ander- Anna Johnstone; secretary,' son won the high triple with Marg .Montgomery; treasur- 726; Bertha Olson won the er; Wilma Blake; team cap- high single with handicap tains, Joanne Searle, Linda with 350; Anne Anderson Sticklend; Kay Crawford,.. won the high. triple :with Anna Johnstone, Dianne handicap with '840. Carter, ,and Barb Tyler. The presentation of the After the business was completed. Mary Lou Raym. -- ard entertained with a music- al interlude while usic-alin'terludewhile the card tables were set up. A game of progressive euchre follow- ' ed with prizes for high ted card, Isobel Tiffin; •hi white card, Sharon Cuiller- ier; low red card, Chris .Sticklend; low white card, : 7 Tena Gardner. It is hoped everyone enjoy- ed themselves and will re- turn next year. 9 o'clock On Monday, May 7th the Ladies 9 o'clock bowling league held their banquet at the Anglican Parish Hall. A delicious turkey dinner was enjoyed by all, thanks to the. Anglican Church ladies. Ev- eryone received table gifts including a bowling glass, a deck of cards, Avon samples and note pads. Linda Sticklend and Shar- on Petteplace presented team trophies for the season to the Robins who are Marie Park captain,, Anna John- stone, Alene Clark, ,Isobel Havens, Shirley Allan, Marie Haldenby, Marjorie Hum- phrey and Wanda Park. Dianne Carter presented the trophy for high average to Joanne Searle with a 193 average. Dianne also pres- ented the trophy for high triple to Sharon Petteplace with a 720 triple. Linda Sticklend presented high single trophy to Kay Craw- ford with a 297 single. Marie .. Park presented a trophy for most im 'roved new bowler to Karen llan who improved, by 35 ints • this season. Sharon tteplace presented the tro 'hy for the most improve bowler from last year to Kay Crawford who improved 16 points. ` Marie Iark and Barb gran- ston presented trophies to • TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING Anna Johnstone had high scorefor�the final bowling for the season with single of 174 and .double of 312. High for the men was Harry Lavis with single of 215 and double of 400. Team standings: Violets 18, Reds 17, Blues 16, Greens 12, Yellows 6, Orang- es 6. The Reds with : captain Tena Gardner won the play- off trophy as runners up. Banquet to be held in Anglican Parish Hall on May 10 at 7 o'clock. • the Playoff champs, the Bluejays, who are Muriel Ritchie (captain), Dianne Carter, Aileen Mann, Dianne De , Groote, Isabel Tiffin, Barb Tyler and Wilma Elli- ott. Linda Sticklend, presented the playoff high single trophy to. Dianne Carter with a 314 single. Playoff high triple was presented by • Marg Hackett to Anna. Johnstone with a 661 triple. Barb Cranston presented Linda Sticklend with a gift for being president and also one to Dianne Carter as recogni- tion . for a game over 300. The treasurer's report was read by Sharon Petteplace. Neyear's officer were elected as follows: president, the Best Mothers' Day Gifts on FourWheels 1979.FORD F 1.00, pickup 1978 ASPEN, 2 door 1978 ASPEN, 4 door . .l 1977 CHRYSLER, 4 door 1977 DODGE, 4 door stationwagon 1977 DODGE, van 1977 ASPEN, 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic 1977 ASPEN, 2 door, 6 cylinder automatic 2 - 1977 DODGE , ASPENS, station - wagons, 1 V8 with air 1976 HORNET, 4 door, 6 cylinder 1976 FORD F 150, pickup 1975 DODGE CORONET, 4 door 1975 FORD F 150, pickup SEE THESE AND OTHERS ON OUR LOT SEVERAL OLDER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM ••••••••••••••••y,.e•••••Er••• HAMM{' cap sans �Tu . •BI,nH PHONE 523.4342 - bowling glasses from Lucky. wood Lanes was made as follows.: You received a glass for each game you bowled during the year, over 225, 240, or 250, it depended on your average. For games 225 and up the following bowlers received one glass, Bertha Olson, Carol Adams, Maudie Fish- er, Isobel Miller, Joyce Ad- amson, Evelyn Henderson, Evelyn Smith, Grace Elliott, Roberta Whytock 2, Joan Livingston 4, For games 240 and up the following received one glass, Marion MacKinnon, Lynn Culbert, Mildred Cameron, Kathleen MacDonald, Nancy Brooks 3, Anne Anderson 3, and Bernice Kemp 6. For games 250 and up, Jean Phillips 1, Elaine Steer 2, Pat Livingston 3, Dorothy Bain 3, Fern MacDonald 3. There is a largerglass given for a triple bowled and for 3 games over 650, Joan Livingston 2. For.3 games over 675, Anne Anderson 1, Bernice ` Kemp 2. For 3 games over 725, Fern Mac- - Donald 1, .. There were 23 door prizes won by Lois McIntosh, Kath- leen MacDonald, Jean Phil- lips, Sandra Leddy, Edna Ross, Joyce Adamson, Carol Adams, Rena McNab, Betty Finlayson, Evelyn Smith, Debbie. Maize, Marion Mac- Kinnon, Becki Culbert, Shar- on Culbert, Janet McPher- son, Fern MacDonald, Mar- ion Campbell, Belle Herbert, Edna MacDonald, Aileen Tromrner, Evelyn Hender- son, Dorothy Bain and Annie Gaunt. Marion MacKinnon ex- pressed appreciation to the executive for the fine work they had done over the past year and wished the best to the executive for . the next season. The evening con- cluded with the playing of Court Whist with Bernice Kemp and Sandra Leddy winning the high prizes and Joyce Adamson and Millie Cameron winning the low. The names of the teams were voted on and the. majority voted to be called . after fowl. 455 f Gives A Complete Weatherpiroof Job Lengths In Stock 6 ft. to 16 ft. also Spiral Lead Head Nails . Ardoz Nails 8 ft. Ribbed Plastic Sheets Also Available Colour - Pre -Coated Galvanized Steel Roofing In 8 Different Colours ST. LAWRENCE CEMENT PORTLAND AND MASONRY IN STOCK `rf i';d//!tfr!%��'.r.''•�'%'rr.9r it r