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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-01-15, Page 23IY x tU cKNOW rei and BILLIARDS Saturday and Sunday afternoons from' one o'clock on g1111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MILE iT111111111111111111111111111111111111111i111111111111111111111111111111111111111ia SNACK BAR BRONSON Ai at I • 7:00 "DEATH WWI" • and ' • ••••••••••• 9:00 pm ." • LYCEUM ANIK .110 law WINGHAM ONIARIC) PHONE 3`, PARK GODERRCH 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524.7611 AIR CONDITIONED WED . TNUP . SAT JANUARY 77. 77,76. 25 ONE SHOW NIGHTLY (I eo SATURDAY MATINEE .f 30 Jam offtvite - . WALT. DISNEY T/.. watt 111;aeyt theBears and I „,„,„‘„,„, . • • SUNDAY MONDAY. TUESDAY 'JAN 26. 27. 30 13dIriloril Streisand otct "E's take° A RAY STARK HER ROSS Pmextoi Barbra George JANUARY 29 TO F E BRUARY 4 WED TO.TUE-S , ONE FULL WEEK EutETIIVAL OE THE WIElitEEST. APIA THE • ,,.,.,a.'kr-4400101k coos ken nrothifen 11110111EYNOLOS INELANUOYARD" ROANtifititm NYDOMAiiitat ouliHr Novi 'NNW* -$1.0 . • nr1011.1.1 WEDNESDAY 41ANUARY 1915 'THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOIN, ONTARIO PAGE WINE • • • a ...,0.9.6no,o,00.aa...arjoog • • • EaR3' fat D) • • . SUN. 26, MON. 21, TUES. 2iith ' Daily at 7:00 and 9:00.pm From thadiractor.of "MASH" • • Robbing 36,hanks was easy. , 2 4.1.0 Watch what happens when th hit the nth. w • ee' 4.1§ • • • • • • fi • • Directed by mi imsArim miliaa • v""' AL".AN ILInit 11.5 ID ADULT _ ▪ ENTEqTAINMENt • unewtarnain • 000411•0411••••••••1110,0 • • STARTS WEDNESDAY JAN. 29th • Lefr" BROWNIE, c7t- :NEWS On Tuesday, January 14th the Brownie's • started their meeting with a game "One, Two, Three'', followed by Brownie Ring. • Tracey • McDonagh 'was Fairy Queen and Brown Owl did •inspection. The sixers collected Brownie Gold and everyone repeated the Brownie Prayer. At work period Brown Owl taught compass to the Golden Ladder Brownies. Cadet 'worked with Judy Hunter and Tracey McDonagh •while they washed their Brownie tie. Tawny Owl had the Warren Zinn Speaks To W.I. On Property Problems 'Fhe'January meeting was held at the home' of Mrs. Roy Finlayson. • The President, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, opened, the meeting • with the "Ten Commandments for •the Institute", followed by the Open- ing Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The .scripture James 3, was read by Mrs. 'Hank Hartemink. Thank you notes were read from, members, who were remembered at 'Christ- mas. $25,00 is to be ,sent to "Save the Sight Fund". Standing committee reports were given and Mrs. Ira Dickie gave a' report of Ladies Day held in Hanover when she attended Farm Week. The Curator, Mrs. Leonard • MacInnes, would ' like to have history of farms for the Tweeds- muir History Book. The roll, call. - I shop to save my budget, was most interesting. Mrs. Cliff Rotilston took the'c4air for the following program. Mrs. Dickie introduced the speaker Mr. Warren Zinn. He had a most , informative talk on Property Prob- lems, as well the members in attendance brought upa number of, questions which made the topic Golden Bar' Brownies learning how to sew on buttons. Helen MacIn- tyre, Luanne MacLeod, Debbie Huffman and Catharine MacLeod passed, their- test for singing God Save the Queen and 0 Canada. Tracey McDonagh ran an errand and Rpsalea Cameron passed her test for getting a parcel ready for mailing. During *Pow Wow Brown Owl presented 1st year service stars to Rosemiry Gilmore, Rosalea Cam- eron and Tracey McDonagh. Tracey also received her Golden Bar. Shirley Loree showed the four articles she had made for the Craft Badge. The• meeting closed with the Squeeze and Taps.' niost interesting. Mrs. Virdin Mowbray thanked the speaker and presented a gift. Mts. Hank Harternink had a contest, followed by a reading by Mrs. Ted Collyer, "Preserving a Husband's. Mrs. Roulston spoke On the topic, "A Dollar's Worth of Meat". " Mrs. Hartemink gave. courtesy remarks.' The Meeting was closed with the singing of 0 Canada and ' the Institute Grace. Lunch was served by the hostess and directors Mrs. Cliff Rotilston,and Mrs. Hank Hartemink. • • February ` meeting' - hostess, Mrs. Harry Lavis, February 20th, 1.30 p.m.. Men'S 9 p.m. Bob Finlay had high single with a score of 305. Ron' Stanley had high triple with a' score of 671. Games over 225,. Bob Finlay 305, Dave Sproule 255, Donald MacKin- non 244,, Rick Jardine 238, Ted Cooper 235, Ron Stanley 232, • Walter Arnold 230, Bob Greer 229. Team points: Oldsmobiles 2, Fords 2, Mustangs 2, Dodges 5, Pontiacs 5, Buicks 5, Team standings: Pontiacs • 62, Buicks 60, Dodges 54, Fords 48, Mustangs 47, Oldsmnbiles 44. Men's ,7 p.m. Addin Dawson had high single of the evening .with a score of 290. Ernie Webb had high triple, with 'a score of 721. Game's over 225: Addin' Dawson 290, Ernie Webb 263, 249; Ron Stanley 251, Greg Hamilton 250, Graham Hamilton 225, Ken Eadie 225, Bill MacKenzie 225. Team' points: Owls 4, Cardinals 7, Vultures 5, Hawks 3, Sparrows • 2, Crows 0. Team standings: Vultures 64, Crows 52, Cardinals 47, Hawks 46, Sparrows 44, Owls 41. .Town .& country Bowlm6 High single' for theiadies went to Vera Purvis with 179. Anna Dexter took high double of. 298. Peter Cook took, high single _with 195. High double went to Harry Lavis with 3_45. Team points: Reds 3, Oranges 5, Yellows .2, Greens 0, Blues 2, Violets 3. Team standings: Blues 50, Greens 42, Reds 42, Oranges 36, Violets 34, YellOws Ladies 9 p.m. High single, Anne Anderson 2.79; high triple",-Merle Rhody 667. Games over 200: Anne Anderson 279, Donalda Scott 25+; Merle, Rhody 272, 214; Zena Riegling 219, Mary Cleland 203, Anne Wisser 203, Lorna Guay 201, Antia John- stone 206: Team points: Lynn Wall's Tulips 2, Zena .Riegling's Hyacinths__ 5:, • Anne Wisser'S Lilacs 2, Irene Nelson's Crocus 5; Anna John- • stone's Narcissus 2, Merle •Rhody's Daffodils 5. 0 111. ' 0 0 0 • t WED. 22, THURS. 23, FRI. 24. SAT. 25fh • One complete showing evening; at 7;30 pm 0 • . • SATURDAY AND SUNDAY • 0 • MATINEES. AT ;Ito-lift! • . .0 .0 . 0 . WALT DISNEY • ..iiCTIONkiprrnu 0 • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••• Walt olsne • And just for the FUN al II, r A . • • c, JOHN DENVER • • ".•..,•• yryynryyryi Vylery\y‘VV/ VINV VillyVVVVVIVVVV/Mynny; to The Lucknow Reunion Committee We, the . Lucknow and District Arena Committee, would like to thank the Lucknow Reunion Committee for financing the new modern lighting in the arena. The committee would also' like to express their apprec. iation t6 the volunteer' workers who helped install the new system. r The new lighting has really brightened up the playing surface. Everyone is encouraged to come out and support Your hockey team and see the new lights under actual playing conditions. Again 'thanks to everyone ,who helped make 'this a . <. , real community effort. . : • . / 4 , 4 THE LUCKNOW and DISTRI T AAAAAA\AAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA I ARENA .COMMI.TT AA. Ladies 6:30 p.m. Jessie 'Joynt bowled the high single of 273' and the high triple of 635. Games of 200 and over: Maureen Thomson 207, Marion' McKinnon on t 262, Jessie Joynt 206 73; Grace Elliott 215, Few Mac Id 224, Pat Livingston 209. Team points:. Trudy Foran's Opals 3, Grace Gammie's Rubies 4; Ferne MacDonald's Diamonds 2, Pat Livingston'e Sapphires 5; Cora Thompson's Pearls 0, Ruth Thomp- son's Emerald's 7.. Team 'standings: . Pearls 69, - Sapphires 65, Opals 62, Rubies 59, Emeralds 51, Diamonds 51. Kin loss Bowling High single for the men this week was Jim Lavis with 230 and Ivan Laidlaw had high triple with 602. Men 200 and over: Jim Lavis 230, Ivan Laidlaw 223; 218; Jelle de Jong 215, 206, Russel Swan 201,, Gerald Rhoely*200, Harold Camp- bell 200. ' Merle Rhody was high for the ladies again' with a single of 251 and a triple of 655. Ladies 200 and over: Merle Rhody 251, 227; Fred- Machines 242, Ann_MacDougall 212. Team points: Nancy Swan' Kings 0, Violet Thompson's Snows 5, Agnes. Farrier's Spys 5, Ann MacDougall's • Macs 2, Merle Rhocly's Pippins 7, Doris MacKin- non's Wealthys 2. Team standings: Pippins 70, Spys 69, Kings 58, Macs 50, Wealthys 50, Snows 39. Team standings:' Lilacs 80, Hya- cinths 74, Tulips 64, Daffodik 58, Narcissus 55, Crocus 47. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .5