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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-04-23, Page 9 10 NE SOVERI PHONE 574 /811 515 CONDITIONED PARK GODERICH WED., TOUR FRI.. SAT,, APR IL23, 24.25, 26 - ONE SHOWING AT MOD P.M, 'PLUS SATURDAY MATINEE. APRIL 26 • 1130 P.M. *Aural sNEY ritonuonoivis' TheIMIKet uptheofinal Archnicolor .1 NA I A , pprnapaimco we p 00,A R-siv-Ey -- -,"-t," WINME the POOH and TIGGER TOO SUN., MON., TUES , APR IL 27, 20, 29 - ONE SHOWING AT clop P M PLUS Detective Harry Callahan. He doesn't break murder cases. He smashes them. DittyHarry • • i7; el oak 6111estols WirdOof Cleaner .- • nem P18101: Q:ar.7411 "DION BROTHERS"'. WED., THUR SAT., APRIL 30, MAY 1, 2, 2 - ONE SHOWING AT 13:09.P.M. MAGNUM FORCE • WALT DISNEY PlkOD'OCTIONS. and!. it GER To 0 ",i_y SAT. & SUN. I %MUNI v Y1:30 P .M. 0000011411 60111111141410411114110 suN 27, MON, 2.8, TUES. 29 , • 2 SHOWINGS DAILY AT 7:06 and 9:00P.M. 4110 l!t girl with a great riming: EYoa2 irt.gM' gate was after her. 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Games over 225, Ron 'Stanley 309, Wayne Carter 267, 237; Lloyd Hanna 266, 255.; Graham Hamilton 254, Terry Taylor 251, 229: Paul Hogan 231. Team points, Owls 5," Cardinals 2, Vultures 3, Hawks 4, Sparrows 7, Crows 0. Playoff standings; Sparrows 14, Owls 12, Cardinals '7, Vultures 5, Hawks 4, Crows 0. I BROWNIE'S *ono C. LINTON - ONTARIO BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. - SHOW STARTS 8:30 P.M RDAY-SUNDAY 25-26-27 For $10,000 they break your arms. For s20,000 they break your legs. Axel Freed owes 544,000. F R IDAY-.SATU APRIL ovive,• • ...” • n. f. POTWIrl PIP14.41 AN ALAN J PARMA 'PAO01./C tION WARREN BEATTY THE PARALLAX VIEW 11.40. A 'I , l!t ,.A II Paramount Pictures Pr tens A Robert Chartoft- Irwin Winkler Production A Karel Fleisz Film ' James Caan ,The Gambler" co stenog Paul Sorvino Lauren ! iutton omit, by James Toback atom SDAY, APRIL 23,. 105 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO W~DNfb • PAGE NINE • Rubies Win 6:30 Play-offs Congratulations to the' Rubies, who won the playoffs. High single was bowled . by Jessie Joynt with .242 .and Anne Purney the high triple of 596. „Games of 200 and over.: Norma McDonagh 235, Ferne MacDonald 208, Beryl Hunter 226, Anne Purney 237, Marion MacKinnon 210, 201;• Jessie Joynt 242. Team point's: Ruth Thompson's Emeralds 0, Ferne MacDonald's Diamonds 7; Cora • Thompson's Pearls 2, Pat Livingston's Sapphir- es 5; Trudy Foran's Opals 5, Grace Gammie's Rubies. 2. Team standings: Rubies 23, Pearls 19, Diamonds 18, Sapphires 18, Opals 14, Emeralds 13. Hope to see everyone at the Anglican Parish Hall for the banquet on April 28th at. 7.00 p.m. town and Country Bowling-. Elleda Irwin bowled high for:the ladies with a single' of 176 and double of 317.. High single for the men went to Jim McNaughton with 186. Harry Lavis had "high double of 333. Team points:- Reds 5, Oranges 2, Yellows 2, Greens 0, Blues 3, Violets 3. Team standings: Reds 12, Or- ange's 10, Yellows 4, Blud 7, Greens 6, Violets 6. Men T s 9 P.m. High single went to Lloyd Hall with-a'291 score. I Bob Greer had high triple with a score of 768. Games over 225: Lloyd Hall 291, 226;. Ted Cooper 282, Bob Greer 276, 265, 227; Jack McDonagh 271, Bill Button 259, 258; Ray Cardy 256, Fr. De,ntinger 243, Rick Jardine 238, 233; Keith Cranston 238, 231; Don MacKinnon 237, Harold Ritchie 234, Roy Finlayson 230, Jake Conley 225. Team points: Oldsmobiles 7, Fords 2, Mustangs 2, Dodges 0, Pontiacs 5, Buicks 5. Playoff standings: Pontiacs 15, Buicks 14, Fords 13, Oldsmobiles 1,0, Mustangs 9., Dodges 2. Lucknow Dungannon Mixed Bowling The league completed the bOwl- -ing for the season on Thursday, April 17 when the final games of the playoffs took , place. Mary Fisher was the high bowler for the ladies with a single of 242 and a triple of 580. Jack Caesar was high man with a single of 315 and a triple of 789. Mary Fisher was the only lady to reach 225 or better. The following men bowled over 250: Jack Caesar 315, 266 (789); Ron Durnin 313 (708); Bill Searle 299 (708); Grant Chisholm 280 (680); Harold Errington 257, 281 (701).; Ron Stanley 271 (676); Bob McIntosh 266 (657); Bob Finlay 265 (614); Herb Barger 264 (623); Doug Martyn' 253 (594). Team points: Zebras 7, Squirrels 0; Tigers 0, Cubs 7; Wolverines 0, Coons 7; Lions 2, Kangaroos 5; Foxes 7:Gophers 0; Chipmunks 2, Polecats 5. Team standings, Group "A", Coons 28,' Zebras 26, Squirrels 18, Cubs 18, Tigers 8, Wolverines 7. Group "B", Kangaroos 27, Foxes 26, Lions 21, Polecats 15, Chipmunks 11, Gophers 5. / Lucknow Youth Bowling Council BANTAMS Betty Stanley captured the high single with 199. Right behind her was John Hopf with 175 and a wee ways behind him was Lana Sanderson with 100. Betty Stanley also captured the high triple with 514 and again right behind her was John Hopf with 465. JUNIORS Allan Stanley captured the high single with 187 followed by Roddy HaVens with 169, and right behind him was Paul Irwin with 166. Steven Haldenby • grabbed the high triple with 520 and 'Allan Stanley had 454. Kinloss Bowling Russel Swan •bowled high single for the' men with 256 and Gerald Rhody high' triple with 588. Men 209 and over:. Russel' Swan 256, •Gerald Rhody • 224, Jake. Conley 219, E van Keith 216, 'Ivan Laidlaw 214, Jim Lavis 205. *, Vi Thompson was high lady with a single of 258 and a triple of 599. Good bowling Vi. Ladies 200 and over: Vi Thomp- son 258, Merle Rhody 239, 205. Team points: Nancy Swan's Kings 2, Vi Thompson's Snows 7., Doris MacKinnon's Wealthys 3, Agnes Farrier's Spys 5, Ann MacDougall:s Macs 4, Merle Rhody's Pippins 0. Team standings: Kings 13, VVealthys 13, Snows 12, Spys 10, Macs 8, Pippins. 7. Harold Errington Is Club President The-annual banquet for the Luckriow-Dringannon Mixed' BoW1- ing 'League was held in the Litcknow Legion Hall on Saturday, April 19. Shortly after, seven o'clock, the president; Orville Elliott, called the group to order and Karen Martyn at the piano and Diane Park led in singing grace. The ladies of the Anglican Church served a delicious beef (linnet and Bob Finlay expressed the appreciation of the crowd 'by thanking the ladies for a fine meal. , Mrs. Ernest Gaunt replied. • Ernie Webb, proprietor, of LuCky Wood Lanes, was called on for a few words. The secretary-treasurer, Grace Elliott, gave the financial report and the adoption of this was moved by Ross Irwin and Bill Searle.. Nominations were called for a secretary-treasurer for the next season 'and this resulted in the election of Mary Nelson to that position. - . The presentation of trophies then took place with the following results. Season's champs, Zebras; Ladies High .Average for season, Marie Stewart; Ladies High -Triple for season, Gwen Caesar; 'Ladies High Single for season, Grace Elliott; Gents High Average for season, Ron Stanley; Gents High Triple for season, Bill Stewart;, Gents High Single for season, Jack Caesar. Playoff Champs, Group A, .Coons; Playoff Champs; Group B, Kangaroos; Ladies High Triple for playoffs, Jessie Joytit; Ladies High Single for playoffs, Lynda McNee; Gent%High Triple for playoffs, Bill Searle; Gents High Single for playoffs, Rick Jardine. Most ImproVed Lady bowler, Karen Martyn; Most Improved Gent bowler, Gerrie Glenn. The Consolation Award was taken by the Chipmunks, the lateSt team to enter the league. After the' presentations, the Nutones from Walkerton supplied lively music for the dance for the remainder of the evening. Your , reporter would like to express her appreciation to the bowlers and the proprietors of the bowling alleys for their Co-opera- tion during the past two years and to the Lucknow' Sentinel for, the prompt publishing of our reports. Officers for next year will be President, Harold Errington and Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Nelson. I. 0 to