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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-12, Page 9THEATRE PARK 524 7811 YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS • SUN., MON., TUES. - FEBRUARY 16, 17, 18 ( The most fascinating murdermystery - in years. WED., THUR., FRI., SAT. FEBRUARY 12, 13, 14, 15 If this,rnoYie doesn't Make your skin crawl ... ITS ON TOO TIGHT! • itrence 11111 is Nobody The Eratir WED., THUR , FRI , SAT - FEBRUARY 19,20,21,22 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Irmo Lee's All Ilew Adventures Miler The Dragon"! 46.110$14K- as the Neer Nero from LEE Return of \ The Dragon tva, Y ttElf? DULL LA MAIffi0 I KIL)01)0111LI? • • 'JOHN t'oA EON . . his last perk,' rhance is his best' f lItINif .010H • A IOWANS ION PK. f Heledse 'SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 ' MATINEE Sub-4 Dubb-Dub • • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINE / PARK - GODERICH p.m. Randy Ackert had high single with a score of 308 in the mens 7, p.m. bowling league. George Moffat had high triple with 'a score of 711. • Games. over 225,, Randy Ackert 308', George Moffat 291, 230; Ernie Webb 273; Abner/ Ackert 258, Ray Cranston 255, ifon Stanley 251, Bob Cranston 246, Wayne Cran- ston 238, Pete Chisholm 235, Terry Taylor 228. Team points: Owls 5, Cardinals 2, Vultures 2, Hawks 5, Sparrows 4, Crows 3. Team standings: Vultures 73, Hawks 60, Owls 58, Crows' 57, Spanows 55, Cardinals 54. • Kinloss Bowling Gerald Rhody was high man this week with 268 and 636 scores, A very, close runner-up for the triple was Ron Durnin with 634. Men 200 and Over: Gerald Rhody 267, Ron Dunin 240, 200; Jelle de Jong 237, Harry Layis 224, Russel Swan 212, 205; Bob Campbell 208, Don Farrish 203, Ivan Laidlaw 203. Merle Rhody again took the. honours for the ladies with scores of 213 single and 594 triple. Ladies 200 and over: Merle Rhody 213, 210; Audrey Durnin 201., A Team points: Nancy Swan's Kings 5, "Ann MacDougall's Macs 2, Agnes Farrier's Spys. 7, Vi Thompson's Snows 0, Merle Rhody's Pippins 5, Doris MacKin- non's Wealthys 2. Team standings: Spys 83, Pip- pins 80, Kings 75, Wealthys 59, Macs 58, Snows 44. Town and Country Bowling Anna Johnstone won both highs for the ladies with a single- of 180 and- double of 360. For the men it was Harry Lavis all the way with a single of 243 and double of 427: Team points: Reds 5, Oranges 5, Yellows 0, Greens 0, Blues 5, Violets' 0. Team standingsi Blues 59, Reds 52, Oranges 47, Greens 45, Violets 39, Yellows' 28. Ladies 6:30' p.m. Trudy Foran bowled the high single of 271 and Grace Elliott the high triple of 651. Games of 200 and over: Jean Phillips 204, Janet MacPherson 218, Ferne MacDonald 267, Trudy Porn 271, Shirley Hawthorne 215, Anne Dexter 212, Grace Elliott 204, 227 and 220. Team points:. Pat Livingston's Men's 9 p.m. High single in men's 9 p.m, bowling went ,to George Newbold with a score of 293. Mel Corrin had high triple with a score of 689. Games over 225, George New- bold 293;' Bob Finlay 268, Mel, Corrin 256, 238; Rick Jardine 248', 241; Frank Stauble 245, Bill Button 239, 238; George Stanley 231, 225.. Team points: Oldsmobiles 2, Fords 2, Mustangs 2, Dodges 5, Pontiacs 5,- Buicks 5, Team standings: Buicks '75, Pontiacs 71, Dodges 67,' Fords 59, Mustangs '58, OldsmObiles 48. Ladies 9 p.m. High single, Anna Johnstene 304; high triple, Marilyn Rhody 672. Games over 200: Merle Rhody 267, 209; Linda Cranston 202; Kay Crawford 278,, 231; Anne Wisser 206, Marie Hoffman 245, Marilyn Rhody 225, 214, 233; Grace, Hopf 217, 244; Margaret MacDonald 206, Dianne Carter 229, Anne Andetson 212, Anna , Johnstone 304,. Congratulations! - Team points: Lynn Wall's Tulips 5, Merle Rhody's Daffodils 2; Anne Wisser's Lilacs 0, Zena Riegling's Hyacinths 7; Irene Nelson's Crocus 2, Anna Johnstone's Narcissus 5. Team standings: Hyacinths 87, Lilacs 82, Tulips 81, Narcissus 72, Daffodils 63, Crocus 56. Lucknow' Dungannon Mixed Bowling High singles go to Gwen Caesar with 323 and to her husband Jack with 337. ' Gwen also ' gets the honours for her 783 triple and Bill Stewart's 890 was .the best for the week. Ladies over 225: Gwen Caesar 323, 228; Karen Martyr), 226, 'Marg 'Wilson 241, Joanne Searle 249, Beatty Irwin 246, Penny Hodges 260. Gents over 250: Bill Stewart 296, 278, 316; Jack Caesar 337, Bob McIntosh 288, Terry Hodges 275, A. J. Wilson 256. Team points: Lions 2, Zebras 5; Tigers 5, Wolverines 2; Chipmunks 7, Gophers 0; Coons 0, Polecats 7; Foxes 0, Cubs 7; Squirrels 7, Kangaroos 0. Team standings: Zebras 93, Squirrels 81, Tigers 76, Wolverines 67, Coops 65, Lions 61', Cubs 57, Foxes 56, Polecats 55, Kangaroos 46, Gophers 34, Chipmunks 23. Sapphires 7, Cora Thompson's Pearls 0; Trudy Forans Opals 7, Ferne MacDonald's Diamdbds 0; Ruth Thompson's - Emeralds 7, Grace Gammie's Rubies 0. Team standings: Sapphires 78 1/2 , Pearls 78, Opals 71 1/2 , Rubies 66, Emeralds 63, Diamonds 63. KINLOUGH The Holyrood Women's Institute held a euchre party in the hall on Thursday evening. Six tables were in 'play. The high lady was Mrs. Violet MacKenzie; high gent, Donald Murray. Mrs. Amelia MacLeod won-the lucky draw and Jack Scott got the travelling prize for lone hands. Friends of Mrs. Art Haldenby are sorry to know that she was a patient in the Wingham 'and District Hospital during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett of Toronto spent the week end here and brought her home on Sunday. A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and• Mrs. Karl Boyle at -London on Thursday. Thpse present were Mr. and Mrs. Maur- ice Hodgins and Mrs. Pearl Lloyd of London, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and Edna and May. Boyle from- • LYC E M. • • lr" Mr 10 JIM" :am • • WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 15 7 h3 • • 5 • Thors.13, Fri.14,Sat.15th • • . • 2 Showings Daily 7:00 & 9:00 g • • • • • • • ID • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • RIPLEY CURLING NEWS BY DON McLAY Compressor problems continue to plague the local club, as Howard Hodge and Andy • Ritskes, with assistance of various other mem- bers try to keep the plant running. The Executive, at a recent meeting, has placed an order for a replace- ment compressor whiCh, as is customary with so many items these days, is subject to uncertain delivery. Another successful. Sweetheart bonspiel was concluded on Satur- day with Howard and Marge here. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Evans and family of Erin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois. Several in this area have been confined to their homes with flu and bad colds. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fair at Ripley on. Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mann and family of Washago visited over the week end with the Shaw families. Week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maulden and Keith were Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wright of Glen Orchard. The Rev. R. W. Rhody and Mrs. Rhody of Milton, Pennsylvania and Mrs. William Rhody of Hanover visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody. Mrs. Wm. MacPherson of Holy- rood spent last week in Hamilton visiting with her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilson. Coming' events are the local Legion reunion and bonspiel this coming Saturday - February 15th, and 'the local Mixed bonspiel on Saturday, February 22nd. * * * * * A Ideal rink coniposed of Bob Johnston, Gordon Roulston, Norm- an Barnard and John Coiling took . part in a bonspiel at Belmore last Wednesday and won •second prize. 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Feature in Calm' • • 'Diary ofal94.: • • 4° *0 • / • 96rOir_,111. wrioomMoisios•e04004,e40. after your • ' • • lar ...What next? • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT: • • • • • • • RESTRICTED tO ratioo4 He", reit (e. build a legend m Ns OWMA AtnIP /OS MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed• from quality material, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, Prop. ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON - PHONE II81-0234 ONTARIO ,^ Hodge, Allan and Alice Gamble winning the early draw. The rink of Ed Fink, Peg and Sandy MacChar- les and Marian Gamble took second place. Third went to Charles and Barbara Liddle, curling with Jean and John Colling. The consolation • was won by Harry and Ev Coiling, aided by John and. Judy Van Kooten.. Other entries were those of Marjorie. MacTavish and Mabel Barnard. The winners of the later draw were Don and Barbara Paquette, -aided by Wray and Mae Osborne. Second place was taken by Harry , Scott, Doris Johnston, Jack Scott and Ursula Burnett. The third, place winner was the rink skipped by Bob Lyons, with Marie Colling, Gordon and Eileen Emmerton. Consolation prize, in this draw was taken by Ronald Farrell, Diane and Ron Brooks, and Diane Farrell. Other entries', finishing out of the money were those of Marie Mac- Donald and Janice Rutherford. • Winners of Lucky Draw prizes were John Van Kooten, Jim MacTavish and Marie MacDonald. The Ladies' Club is indebted to Gladys Nicholson, Janice Rutherford and Norman Barnard for their dona- tions,