The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-04-02, Page 10• • • • •
• •
•
•
•
• •
• • • •
• T. • 4 oda
• ' IANFLEMINGS
• "THE. MIAMI WITH •
• THE GOLDEN GUN" •
• ADULT ENTERTAINMENT •
• •0411.0000.00 •0.01,000
• TINE •
•
STARTS WED., INDE$8111 • a APRIL 91b FILE a 7 & 9:15 P.M. A r
1000000000.0000000
•
0
•
0
OWING 7 DIG DAYS
bna, 2 *RIM I*
DAILY AT ?AO ARID 2:15 P..M. • •',
ALM Fl POIX011eakARINSAUailklikuil
ROGERPOORE
JIMANES BOND
007r 0
•
•
S• .
•
S r
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Blues Top
Town & Country
PARK
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 574-7811
AIR CONDITIONED
GODERICH
WED., THURS., FRI., VAT, APRIL 2,3.4,5
YOU'VE BEM ABOUT HER-TALKED ABOUT HER...NOWSEE HER!
OAP
Xalleza
'Hollander
Aulhomss ul• THE HAPPY HOOKER
STARRING IN HER
FIRST MOTION PICTURE!
"Mylleasure7satyBusiness"
. MATINEE
"Thank goodness-
the kind of movie
'parents as well
as kids will
find utterly
charming and
entertaining."
Family Circle •
e
A family film by Joe camp
WED., THURS, FRI. SAT. APRILS, 10.11, IS
THE ODESSA FILE, .
THE STORY IS TRUE.
THE ENDING, WILL
STARTLE YOU.
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Meet the bnithe
with a badge
-on thetake
• who takei
ou the mob
and. Wins
both ways!
RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL
ADMISSION: Adults $1.00 - Students 75c
Children under 12 - 50c
comet
new
•
Ong
the Berg Split Chute
The most important forward step, in durable, efficient barn cleaning
since .the development of the barn' cleaner itself. By eliminating a
reverse Curve and one corner wheel it reduces wear, tension and
adjustment problems and gives .you more dependable performance.
The return chute is full width. for greatest cleaning efficiency. The
Berg Split Chute, as well as the Berg Conventional Chute, can be
used with any manure stacker or thrower, The new Berg 3-inch ffites
move a third more liquid and reduce roll-back problems. Write or
phone for more details about this exceptional new equipment,
BUIL-0111 EVERYTHING
as w !sir R 10' tan KAI:11We
LLOYD JOHNSTON
R.R. 3.Holyrood
Phone 395-5390
• \
• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1975
P
ZION
LUCKNOW OWNERS W. JOS. and DEAN E. AGNEW
SCHMID'S
JEWELLERY AND CHINA
Mrs. Frank Ritchie eturned
home Thursday of last week from
Victoria Hospital, London following
surgery.
LEAVES FOR WEST
Bill Wilkins; son of Mr. and •Mrs.
Charles Wilkins, left on March 18th
for South liazelton, Britigh Colum-
bia with Alex Coulter. of GOderich
taking him as far as Winnipeg.' Bill
then took the train the' rest of the
t
.way to work for Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Cummins-on a beef farin.
Mr. Cummins also runs a sawmill.
At present Bill lives and boards
Lucknow
Dungannon
High singles for the second week
of the playoffs ge to' Grace Elliott
with 243 and ..to Bill SteWart with
280.
High triples go to Jessie Joynt
with 607 and to Rea Stanley with
749.
Ladies over 225 were Grace
Elliott 243, Jessie Joynt 234, Anne
Anderson 228. .
Gents over 250 were: Bill Stewart
280, Harold Maize 272, 251; JaCk
Caesar 270,, Ron Stanley. 262, 259;
Jack Fisher 261, Rick Park 256.
Team points: Foxes 5, Polecats
2; Kangaroos 7, Gophers 0;
Chipmunks 0, Lions 7; Squirrels 4,
Coons 3; Wolverines 7, Tigers 0;
Zebras 5, Cubs 2.
Team standings:. Group "A":
Squirrels 11, Coons 10, Zebras 9,
Wolverines 7, Tigers 3, Cubs 2.
Group "B"'; Lions 12, Kangar-
oos 10, Foxes 9, Chipmunks 7,
Polecats 4, 'Gophers 0.
The annual banquet is planned
for Saturday, April 19 and we
would like the captains to, indicate
on the bulletin .board sheet the
number of team members who are
going to attend.
Men's 9 p.m.
Rick Jardine had high ,single
score of, 306, High triple went to
Jack Caesar with 771 score.
Games over 225, Rick Jardine
306, Jack Caesar 269, 266, 236; Bob
Finlay 262, Gordon Carter '259,
Harvey Culbert 253, Ron Stanley
250, 232; Bob Greer 243, Ray Cardy
235, Ted Cooper 226, Donald
MacKinnon 226, Charlie McDonald
226, Clarence Greer 225,
Team points: Oldsmobiles 0,
Fords 7, Mustangs 0, Dodges 0,
Pontiacs 7, Buicks 7.
Final standings: Pontiacs 110,
Buicks 105, Dodges 84, Fords 83,
Mustangs 81, Oldsmobiles 62.
.Men's' 7 p.m..•
Ernie Webb captured both high
single and triple with scores of 313
single and 892 triple.
Games over 225, Ernie Webb
:313, 310, 269; 'Randy Ackert 281,
236, 232; BiltNacKeniie 278,
Brian Stewart 2751. 235; Greg
Hamilton. 260, 235, 232; Rick
CianSton 258, 230; 'John Hogan
251, John, tmberlin 235.
Team points: Owls 2, Cardinals
5, Vultures 5, HawkS 5, Sparrows
2, Crows •2.
Team standings: Crows 95,
Vultures 92, Cardinals 87, OWls 81,
Sparrows 76, Hawks 73.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
BOWLING
High single for the ladies
resulted in a tie, Margaret McDon-
ald and Edna Ross, each with 145.
High double went to Edna with
252.
Harry .Lavis took both highs for
the men with a single 'of 206 and
double of 384.
Team points, Reds 3', Oranges 0,
Yellows 5', Greens 5, Blues 2,
Violets O.'
Team standing: Blues 80, Reds
70, Green 66, Oranges 61, Violets
55, Yellow 43.
This is the windup of the season
bowling. Congratulations to the
Blues as high team.
Y.B.C. Bowling
..BANTAMS
High "single of the evening' went
to John Hopf with 159. Not far
behind him was his brother Bill
Hopf with 143 and.Kendra Halden-
by 139.
High triple also went to John
with. 422 . and Bill Hopf behind him
with 382.
JUNIORS
Paul Irwin captured the high
single with a 202 score. Close
behind was Allan Stanley with 196
and Steven Haldenby 172. •
Allan Stanley had the high triple
with 522 followed by, Paul Irwin
with 497. ,
Team Points: Genies 7, Streakers
5, 'Foul Liners 5, Born Losers 2,
Pole Cats 2, Bears 0..
Ladies 6:30 p.m.
Jessie Joynt bowled the high
single of 229'and Ferne MacDonald
the high triple of 575.
Games of 200 and over: Jessie
Joynt 229, Marion MacKinnon 200,
Ferne MacDonald 227, Grace
Elliott 200.
Team points: Grace Gammie's
Rubies 4, Cora Thompson's Pearls
3; Trudy Foran's Opals 2, Ferne
MacDonald's Diamonds 5; Pat
Livingston's Sapphires 3, Ruth
Thompson's Emeralds 4.
Team standings: Pearls 10,
Rubies 9, Sapphires 8, Diamonds 7,
Emeralds 6, Opals 2.
Ladies 9'p.m. •
High single, Barb Sanderson
252; high triple, Barb Sanderson
667.
Games, over 200: Marg McDon-
ald 207, Grace Hopf 201/241; Barb
Sanderson 237, 252; Doris Eadie
237, Maudie Fisher. 200, Dianne
Carter 225, Merle Rhody 209, 209.
Team points: Lynn Wall's Tulips
5, Merle Rhody's Daffodils 5, Anne
Wisser"s Lilacs 5, 'Zena Riegling's
Hyacinths 2, Irene Nelson's Crocus
2, Anna Johnstone's Narcissus 2.
Team standings: Tulips 15,
Lilacs 14, Hyacinths 12, Narcissus
11, Daffodils 7, Crocus 4.
It's the dog frorniPefficoatihmelion in a tress '
exciting gmordinary kind of picture that tells it, Sri?,
completely from a dog's point o f new
MOO DUI ., •
TAMARIND SEED
Kinnon's Wealthys 7, Agnes
Farrier's Spys 0; Ann MacDoug-
all's Macs 2, Merle - Rhody's
Pippins 5.
Kinloss Bowling
High man this week was Ivan
Laidlaw with a single of 313 and a
triple of 711.
Men 200 and over:•Ivan Laidlaw
313, 208; Gerald Rhody .288, 202;
Harry Lavis 228, 'Ralph Cameron
224, Evan Keith 209, Bill Sproul
206, Walter Dexter 205.
Cecelia Laidlaw rolled high
single for, the ladies with 225 and
Merle. Rhody high triple with 601.
Ladies 200 and over: Cecelia
Laidlaw 225, Merle Rhody 224,
'Nancy Swan 223. •
Team points for the 'first night of
playoffs: Nancy Swan's Kings 7, Vi
Thompson's Snows 0; Doris Mac-
-himself in a trailer on the farm.
Mrs. Cummins is a school teacher.
Wanda Hunter of Barrie spent
the Easter week end at her home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Htinter. Wanda is a school
teacher.
Nancy Kirkland of Wingham, a
school teacher, and five girls of the
Kincardine area, spent the week of
school holidays in Jamaica,
Mr. and Mrs., Allan Gibson and
family Were guests on Sunday for ,
Easter Supper at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Marshall Gibson in
Lucknow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Cook and
family had during the. Easter
season her sisters, Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Hanna 'and Susan; Mrs.
Donna Gauntlet and family; Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Smuck; Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Campbell and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Spilsbury, all of London
and Lorraine,Hamilton of Lucknow;
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Cook of Lucknow and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Steer and family of
London. They also celebrated
Gerald. Cook's 11th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins
and family had Saturday night, as
supper guests,, her aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Alton of London; Mrs.
Wiliam Irwin and Lloyd of Kinloss;
Barbara Wilkins and her friend
from Guelph University.
Mr. • and Mrs. Russel Swan and
family spent Easter Sunday at the
home of her parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Emmerton of Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Helm and
family were supper guests on
Easter Sunday at the home 'of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Pollard of Ripley.
Mr.' and Mrs. John Hunter and
family were supper guests on
Easter Sunday at the home of his
sister,, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Menary.
Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Kirkland
and Nancy had as visitors during
the holiday, his sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Stobo of Teeswater
and Mr. and Mrs. A. Debruen of
Wingham. •