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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-05, Page 9Winners In King, Queen Bowling. The " final winners in the King Si d ••Queen Bowling Tournament for the men were Ray -Cranston,. 'John MacLebd, Gordon Carter, Bill Button. • For the women it was Lynn Wall, Zena Riegling; Grace Hopf,. Merle Rhody. The winners advance to compete in Collingwood in March.: ROCKY RACCOON • • PARK GOIDERICH WED . DRI., SAT. - FEBRUARY 5,6,7,6 Two horws nightly - /13 mond 9 p ' Saturday Matinee 160 p•m ERRE LIST SUSPENDED the We andiranses of GRIZEIX ADAMS .caw Dv Too True atOry of • Man oadorF.' Inttry olldarroati and how ha ' looms to survive • ilfs/6916 IS So, CLASSIC PICILitts./ It>.1 , • •A' SUN . MON, . FED Y. la tl , .In everyone'klifeilieres'a SUMMER OF '42' ADULT ENTERTAINMENT. WED,,.THUR., FRI'. SAT, 'FEBRUARY 12. 13, 14, 15 . If this movie does'n't make yourakmorerd . ITS ON TOO TIGHT! 0, lain • I M.N.', .1.1. 10 THE SQUARE PHONE 124 7811 AIR CONDITIONED The peppier titles in nf,est *mai* wordoson ARTISTS A Rog. ICNOON CNARAU Vow dimao os N. Shur-Gain Beef Heifer Finishing Rations with M.G.A. get '10.3% improvement in daily gains". M.G.A,• is a feed additive with three benefits. Test re- sults show a 10.3% improve- ment in daily gains over a no additive program:.better feed conversion, and no noticeable heat periods. Three good reasons to your Shur-Gain dealer about these new products. You get M.G.A.in three Shur-Gain Beef Heifer Supplements. 32% Beef Heifer Supplement Swt. (88 M..G.A.) 40% Heifer Silasupplement Swt. (44 M.G.A.), 64% Beef Heifer Supplement Swt. (861KC{:Al Anderson Flax Shur-Gain M.G.A. Products, Limited Finishing program PHONE 528-2926 LUCKNOW This week Rocky Raccoon has some information on snowshoes whiCh might help you to get more enjoyment from the winter weath- er. Did you know - that snowshoes were used since about 4000 B.C.? Did yOu know 'that they assisted many of the ancient peoples during migrations from one part of the earth to another? Did you know that snowshoes have contributed greatly to Canada`?,the history of Canada`? The Algonquin, Huron and Ojib- way Indians were just some of the tribes that used wood and animal skins 'to make snowshoes. These shoes whiCh allowed man to walk over the snow without sinking through ,it, aided the Indians' in their winter hunting and trapping. Of food and fur animals. The military used snowshoes as necessary pieces of eqUipment in ' the Canadian winters, and soon after the country became more civilized, snowshoe clubs were formed. Men would seek out trails for recreation and a chance for social interaction during the Winter , months. Today, a straight-grained white ash frame bound with steer hide webbing formS the snowshoes used for recreational purposes. If you want to snowshoe for fun, it's good to obtain snowshoes that won't stretch too much when wet. Snowshoes break easily, so don't PUSTIC HOUSEWARE BONANZA! Herit's is hard-N.8nd value in today' "Topsy.Turvy" plastic market each • FOR PARS, BASINS, MiXINGIC1101.,SETS, PITCHERS, TRANS, ETC.. ETC. LOOK HEREI • :"TOWEL BARGAINS" Good quality terry in colourful floral prints. fringed mods • HAND TOWELS 884 Sive 20x410 . ' BATH TOWELS $, f0 MATCH. sine 14x26.. FACECLOTHS Asp Si:. 171.12 "Will, Men's 9 p.m. High single went to Charlie MacDonald with a score of 308. High triple went to Hugh Todd wall a score of 680. Games over 225, Charlie Mac- Donald 308, Hugh Todd 281, Lloyd Hall 274, Ray Cardy 265, Clarence. Greer 257, Russ Button 247, Bob Finlay 233, Ron Stanley . 228, Mel Corrin 228, ' Team points: Old-sinobiles 0, Fords 7, Mustangs 4, Dodges 3, Pontiacs 2, Buicks 5. Team standings: Buicks 70, Pontiacs 66, Dodges 62, Fords 56, Mustangs 57, Oldsmobiles 46. Men's 7.p.m: Bill MacKenzie had high single of the evening with a score of 304. High triple also went to Bill with a score of 775. Games over 225, Bill MacKenzie 304, 250; Ray Cranston 249, 230; Graham Hamilton 229. Team points: Owls 7, Cardinals 5, Vultures 2., Hawks 2, Sparrows 5, Crows 0. Team standings: Vultures 71, Hawks 55, Crows 54, Owls 53, Cardinals 52, Sparrows 51.. K'nioss Bowling Bill Sproul rolled high for the . men this week with a single of 316 and a triple of 650. For the ladies Merle Rhody was high again with a 255 single and a 670 triple. Men 200 and over: Bill Sproul 316, Ivan Laidlaw 302, Jim Lavis 236, 232; Jake Conley 221, Evan Keith 209, Harry Lavis 207, Gerald Rhody 207. Ladies 200 and over: Merle Rhody 255, 249; Muriel Ritchie 243, Doris MacKinnon 217. Team points: Kings 5, Snows 5,, Wealthys 5, Spys 2, Macs 2, Pippins 2. Team standings: Spys 76, Pip.- pins'. 75, Kings 70, Wealthys 57, Macs 56, Snows 44. .APARTNElffr wir IN UNITEDA FEDERATED APPEALS, THE .LUCKNOW.SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO GIANT PlIOUPALIONIS TtAampe these priceless he , ful coif bound, padded ea- Dopy photos this Iseiruff- biion 1" °Mho dry tiliDURf • feature. 10 doulle face pages.. A groat \Echos $1.8 each MO. 11EL KIT -tP SPECIAL Sotr fluno great:kits Novo; 2.25 to .2.00 rage Cars-Boats-Planes etc. SOMERVILLE'S JIG SAW VALUEI Town and Country Bowling Anna D ter had ladies high single wii 199 and also • high double of 350. For the men it was Harry Lavis with high single of 179 and Walter Dexter took the double with 303. Team points: Reds 2, Oranges 3; Yellows 5, Greens 0, -Blues 2; Violets 3. Team standings: Blues,54, Reds 47, Greens 45, Oranges 42, Violets 39, Yellows 28, . PAGE NINE • try -to jump fences of Support yourself across ditches with them.' A warm parka coat, 2. pair of socks- worn in hoots or mucklucks and a• touquc are suggested ,for maintaining body heat. If you plan on a long hike, take extra binding material, goggles, matches,.' a compass and a knife with you. SnOwshoeing can be-a great deal of ftin and offers a 'challenge and chance to get out into, :and enjoy, • some of the 'natural envirOnment around us during our Canadian winter months. • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1975 WM. .11.1111.1... SEPOYHVARIETY STORE Lucknow: PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., THURS., FRIi, SAT., FEB. 5, 6, 7, 8 Ladies 6:30 p.m. Mildred Cameron bowled the high single of 304 and the high triple.of 637. Good bowling Millie. Games of 200 and over: Belle Herbert 270, Norma McDonagh 213, Ferne MacDonald 208, Cath- erine Andrew 200, Lois McIntosh 226, Mildred Cameron 304, Pat Livingston 207, Joyce Adamson 232, Jessie Joynt 215. Team points: Ferne MacDon- ald's Diamonds 7,; Ruth Thomp- son's Emeralds 0;. Trudy Foran's Opals 2%, Pat Livingston's Sapph- ires 4 1/2 ; Cora Thompson's Pearls 2, Grace Gammie's Rubies 5. Team standings: Pearls 78, Sapphires 71 1/2 , Rubies 66, Opals 64 1/2 , Diamonds 63, Emeralds 56. Ladies 9 p.m. High single, Zena Riegling 274; high triple, Zena •Riegling 627. Games over 200: Zena fliegling 274, Gayle Mackie 207, Evelyn Henderson 201, Dianne Carter 226, Marjorie Thompson 202, Marilyn Rhody 246, Marie Hoffman 209, Kay CraWford 224, Mary Cleland 227. Team Points: Zena Riegling's Hyacinths 2, Anna Johnstone's Narcissus 5; Merle Rhody's Daffo- dils 0, Irene Nelson's Crocus 7; Lynn Wall's Tulips 5, Anne Wis- ser's Lilacs 2. Team standings: Lilacs 82, Hya- cinths 80, Tulips 76, Narcissus 67, Daffodils 61; Crocus 54, , Lucknow ° Dungannon Mixed Bowling Penny Hodges, with a single of 265, and Harvey Culbert with 281, bowled high singles for the week in Lucknow Dungannon bowling league. In the triples department, Penny was high also-, with 679, while lion Stanley with 725 took the honors. • Ladies over 225 were Penny Hodges 265, Helen Dickson 240 and Isobel Adams 238. Men over 250 were Hary Culbert 281 -ind.Ron Stanley 262. Team points: Squirrels, 7, Foxes 0; Zebras 2, CuliS 5; Polecats 0, Wolverines 7; Kangaroos 2, Tigers 5; Gophers 5, Lions 2; Coons 7, Chipmunks 0. Team standings: Zebras 88, Squirrels 74, Tigers 71, Coons 65, Wolverines 65, Lions 59, Foxes 56, Cubs 50, Polecats 48, Kangaroos 46, Gophers 34, Chipmunks 16.