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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-26, Page 9• • • • • • • • • • • .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • CIKJ, • T"t' • • • • • LYCEUM WINGHAM'S MOST POPULAR MOVIE IS RACK! 4 DAYS OMNI Wed. 26, Thurs. 27. Fri. N, Sot. 1 Wed. and Thurs. at 7:00 and 9:00 .'.M. Fri. and Sat. 3 showings at 7:00 • 9:00. 11:00P.M. MI IC ALM' za WINCHAM r,N1 API!. P/.1,./1,11 I" woo ow*. you"' = • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ..............0000.001.1111 ' W Sun, 2. Mon. 3, Tues. 4 • AN EVENING OF NON-STOP COMEDY 0 woody alien's : 'bananas .,,e • • tom, • Woody alien's • "TAKE THE MONEY AND • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT • • • 9- hnoewcion'grn4poleiltye 17. a17:30 P.M. IS • • _,• ••••••••••••••••mr. • • • .• S . • • lam • • • • RUN". Kinloss Bowling Yes! I have your [KALB Seed Corn YOUR XL HYBRIDS ARE HERE! Plant the hybrids backed by the most advanced seed research in t he business. I'm confident DeKalb corn will do the job for you. CALL TODAY. STARTS WED FEBRUARY 20 FOR ONE WEEK TH. 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Charles Liddle with wife, Barbara , and Bill and Dorry Chisholm took third place with wo wins plus four. Consolation prize on this draw went to Doug Lackey, curling with Gladys Nicholson, and Norman and Mabel Barnard. Other skips in this draw were Ian MacDonald and GUEST SKATERS OLIVE LAPP - Skating Instructor for the Lucknow Club SCOTT MURRAY OF ST. MARYS AND SUSAN LITTLE OF STRATFORD $cott, 14, and Susan, 12, were Gold Medalists at the West- ern Ontario Pre-Novice Dance held at London, Ontario and were Gold Medalists in Dance at the Ontario Winter Games held at Thunder Bay, Ontario. They also danced at the Canada Winter Games at Lethbridge, Alberta, held last week. ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND TO VIEW THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE SKATERS Saturday, March 8th at 8 p.m LUCKNOW SKATING CLUB ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • WILL BE. HELD .IN THE LUCKNOW ARENA Howard Hodge.. The big Winner , of the day was Jim MacDonald With three Wins and a plus of fifteen.; Jim had Elaine Pollock at Vice, Wally Pollock, second, and wife Marie at lead. Second place on this draw was Gordon Roulston's rink . of Marlene Coiling,- John and Terry MacKenzie with two wins and a plus' •of twelve. Gary ,Coutiney, with wife Sharon, •Murray and Janette Thompson took third prize with two wins and a plus of nine. John D. Coiling with. Ev 'Coiling, Blaine 'Carruthers and Jean Martin won the consolation in the late draw. Skipping other entries were Ron Farrell and Allan Colling:' * * * • Coming events are the Ladies Fun Day -next Saturday, March '1st and a Mens' club spiel on March 8th. Presidents Mabel Barnard and Sandy MacCharles advise that entries are required for both events and rinks will be drawn from a hat. Sandy also expresses. the thanks of club members to Howard .Hodge and Norm Barnard for nursing the ice plant along to enable curling to continue. ' - • * * * * The writer was privileged to skip a. rink of Clarence Pollock, Elmer Courtney and Jim Elliott in the annual Legion bOnspiel at Kincar- dine on Saturday and took second prize on the late draw with two wins and a plus of twelire. Bob Johnston had a rink in the .Sifto Salt spiel in' Goderich the same, day --it is not known how they made out at this writing. • tucknow .outti Bowiihg Council BANTAMS High single of the evening went to Bill'Hopf with a 146 score. Close behind him was Betty Stanley with 137 and Kendra Halderiby ,with 118. High triple went to Bill Hopf with 354 followed by Betty Stanley with 318. JUNIORS Brent Maize captured the high single with 251 followed by Ray Guay . with 209 and Allan Stanley with 203. Brent Maize also captured the • high triple with 532. Ray Guay was next with 517. Team points for February 20, Foul Liners 7, Bears 7, Streakers 5, Genies 2, Born Losers 0, Pole Cats 0. Lucknow Dungannon Mixed Bowling Penny Hodges with 271' and Jack Caesar with 319, bowled the high singles. • Penny also captUred high triple With 753 and Bill Stewart's 793 was the top triple. Ladies over 225: Penny Hodges 271, 267; Marie. Stewart 266, 255; Mary Cleland 248, Irene Blake 233 and Wilma Chisholm 229. -Men over 250:-Jack Caesar 319, Bill Stewart 310, 271; Jack Fisher 258, Bill Searle 257, Harold Maiie, 254. Team points: Coons 2, Tigers 5; Kangaroos 5, Polecats 2; Foxes 0, Zebras 7; Cubs 7, Gophers 0; Lions 5, Chipmunks' 2; Wolverines 2; Squirrels 5. Team standings: Zebras 104, Squirrels 88, Tigers 84, Wolverines 76, Lions 71, Coons 70, Cubs 68, Polecats 59, Kangardos 58, Foxes 56, Gophers 39, Chipmunks 25. Complaints are, being received about bowling not beginning on time at 8.30. Can't we' do something about' this? Please be on time. Men's 7 p.m. Ron Stanley captured both high single' and triple with scores of 311 single and 847 triple. Games over 225: Ron Stanley 311, 280, 256; Ken Eadie 310, Randy Ackert 259, Almer Ackert 259, Ernie Webb 256, 250, 233. Team points: Owls 4, Cardinals 7, Vultures 0, Hawks 0,' Sparrows 3, Crows 7. Team standings: Vultures 73, Crows 71, Owls 67, Sparrows 65, Hawks 62, Cardinals 61. ' Men's 9 p.m. Allan Johnstone had high single with a score of 264. Ron Stanley had high triple score of 644. • Games over 225: Allan John- stone 264, Irvine Eedy 249, Mel Corrin 247, Ron Stanley 245, 'Jack McDonagh 243, Roy Finlayson 239, Russ Button 229, Harvey Culbert 228. Team points,- Oldsinobiles 5, Fords 5, Mustangs 2, Dodges 4, Pontiacs 2, Buicks 3. Team standings: Buicks 83, Pontiacs 80, Dodges 75, Fords 67, Mustangs 62, Oldsmobiles 53. Junior Women's Institute .Meet The Junior Women's Institute meeting was opened by repeating the Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Nancy Brown. Ten girls answered the roll call which was suggestions for future meetings.: June Alton gave:, a summary of the Achievement Day for knits which was held recently in Ripley. Mary Nelson showed different ideas she had for crafts. Mrs. George Whitby, Miss Robinson and Mrs. MacGillivray 4howed, a'quilt completed and different patterns 'you could use to make a quilt. The group decided on a pattern and size and will be starting one soon. A lovely lunch of grilled cheese sandwiches and hot chocolate was served'. The next meeting will be held on March 25 at 8 p.m. in the town hall and the topic will be the metric system. PINE RIVER A fun filled evening of bowling was enjoyed by .40 adults from Pine River congregation on Thursday, February 20. High lady was Gayle Lowry bowling 225. High man was Bob Rutledge 215. 'A lunch was enjoyed in basement of the church. The Orange Lodge,' Amberley, held a euchre on Friday night, February 21st, high prizes going to Mrs. Glen Campbell and Chester Campbell. Lucky, prize went to Mrs. Dunc Thorbu•rn. and Mrs. Wm. Pace were dinner guests Sunday evening , with Mrs. Reta Irwin in Ripley. .) Mr. and Mrs. Mike Murphy of Ingersoll spent the week end at' the home of Bob Courtney's. Miss Margaret Anne Courtney of Walkerton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Len Courtney and family. Ladies 6:30' p.m,. Ferne MacDonald bowled the high single of 283 and the high triple of 685. Games of 200 and over: Jessie Joynt 204,, 209; 'Yana Gammie 206, Thelma Brown 204, Trudy Foran 209, Belle Herbert 205, 213; Grace Elliott 204, Cora Thompson 200, Jean 'Phillips ,200, Jean Johnson 214, Bernice Kemp 223, Ferne MacDonald 224, 283. Team points: Grace/ Gammie's Rubies 4, Trudy Fordn's Opals 3; Ruth Thompson's Emeralds : 5, Cora Thompson's Pearls 2; Pat Liv- ington's Sapphires 0, Ferne MAC- . Donald's Diamonds 7. Team standings: Pearls 80, Sapphires 78 1/2 , Diamonds , 77, Rubies 77, Opals 76 1/2 , Emeralds 73. Ladies 9 p.m. High single, Grace Hopf 293; high triple, Grace Hopf 657. Games over 200: Kay Crawford 200, Barb Sanderson 270, Grace Hopf 293, Mary Lou Barger 200, 'Dianne Carter 202, 236; Anna Johnstone 252, Ann Anderson 215, Tena Gardner 200, Isabel , Tiffin 213, Merle Rhody 224, 215; Mary Cleland 204. • Team points: Lynn Wall's Tulips 7, Merle Rhody's Daffodils 0; Anne Wisser's Lilacs 0, Zena Riegling's Hyacinths 0, Irene Nelson's Crocus 7, Anna Johnstone's Narcissus 7. Team standings: Hyacinths 94,' Tulips 93, Lilacs 84, Narcissus 81, Daffodils 68, Crocus 63. Winners of the draw were Alene Clark and Irene Nelson. Town and Country Bowling February 19 Ladies high single, Elleda Irwin 185; Anna Johnstone had high double, with 307. Men's-high single, Les Purvis 177; he also had high double, 298. Team points: Reds 3,, Oranges 0, Yellows 0, Greens 5, Blues 2,' Violets 5. Team standings: Blues 61, Reds 55, Greens 50, Oranges 47, Violets 44, Yellows 28. February 20 " 'Anna Johnstone took both highs with a single of 175 and double of 325. Highs for the men went to Bill Sproule with a single of 196 and a double of 329. • Team points, Reds 3, Oranges 0, , Yellows 2, Greens 2, BlueS 5, Violets 3. ' Team standings: Blues 66, Reds .58, Greens •52, Violets 47, Oranges 47, Yellows 30. ALLAN GIBSON' 395.5265 -RUSSEL IRVIN 529.7408 Ripley Curling News PI 'By Don McLay • Murray Keith rolled high single for the men with 243 and Harry, Lavis high triple with 617.'. Men 200 and over.: Murray Keith 243, Ivan Laidlaw 240, 208; Harry Lavis 232, 228; Don Farrish 231, Jim Lavis 229, Jake Conley 213, 200; Lloyd MacDougall 213, Bill Sproul 208, Ron Durnin 208, Gerald Rhody 204. 'Nancy Swan took the honour of high single for the ladies with 253. Merle Rhody rolled' the high •triple with 600. I Ladies 200 and over: 'Nancy Swan 253, Vi Thompson' 243, Merle Rhody 226, 211. Team points: Kings 0, Snows 7; Mealthys 2, Spys 5; Macs. 4,, Pippins 3. Team standings: • Spys 90, Pip- pins 88, Kings 78, Wealthys 65, Macs 64, Snows 56. •