HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-10-15, Page 8Gerald Rhody had high single )
score of 260. Gerry Ross had high
triple score of 690.
Games over 225, Gerald Rhody
260, Gerry Ross 239, 227; Rick
Jardine 234, Ron Stanley 233.
Team points: Oldsmobiles 0',
Fords 7, Mustangs 7, Dodges -0,
Pontiacs 0, Buicks 7.
Team 'standings: Mustangs 17,
Buicks 17, Fords 11%, Dodges 9,
Oldsmobiles Pontiacs 2.
Ladies 9 p.m.
High single, Linda Sticklend 217;
high triple, Linda Sticklend 558.
Games over.200: Linda Sticklend
217, Grace Hopf 200, Agnes
Murray 201, Irene Nelson 200.
Team points: Merle Rhody's
Grapes 7, Kay Crawford's Bananas
0; Lorna Guay's Strawberries 7,
Anne Anderson's Peaches 0; Grace-
Hopf's Tears 7, Dianne Carter's
Apples 0.
Teani standings: Pears '31,
Strawberries 29,_ Grapes 22, Ban-
anas 16, Peaches 15, Apples 14.
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Star boWler for the ladies this
'Week is Marie Stewart with a high
Single .of 232 and a high triple of
586-. _
The only other lady over 225 was
Kathy Todd with a score of 226.
Rick Jardine had the men's high
single of 259 and Gerald Rhody had
the high triple of 671. Gerald also
had a single 'of 254.
Team points were as follows:
Wolverines 7, Squirrels 7, Tigers S,
Foxes 5, Polecats 5, Coons 4, Cubs
3, Gophers 2, Kangaroos 2, Zebras
2, Chipmunks 0,,' Lions 0.
Team standings are: Foxes 14,
Tigers 14, Coons 14, Polecats 12,
Squirrels 12, Zebras 10, Gophers 9,,
Cubs 9, Kangaroos 9, Lions 9,
Wolverines 7, Chipmunks 0.
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Jim Lavis had both high single
and high triple with scores of 253
•and 624.
Ladies high single went to
Phemia Carnerop, with a 221.
Nancy Swan took high triple with a
498.
Ladies over 200 were. Phemia
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Country Bowling
Anna Johnstone: had high single
of 198 and double of 388.
Jim McNaughton had high score
for the men, with single of 253 and
double of 387.
Team points for the week were:
Reds 5, Oranges. 0;. Yellows 3,
Violets 2; Greens 0, Blues 5.
Team standings: Blues 19,
Yellows 16, Oranges 13; Reds 10,
Violets 9, Greens 8.
Cameron 221, Merle Rhody 220.
Men over 200 were Gerald Rhody
210, Don Farrish 205, 212, Jim
Lavis 253, 203, Fred Ward 218,
210.
Team points: Kings 5, Snows 4,
Wealthys 3, Spys 7, Macs 0,
Pippins 2. /
Team standings: Snows 9, .Spys
9, Wealthys 8, Kings 7, Pippins 7,
Macs 2.
Men's 7 p.m.
Ron Stanley had high single' and
triple with scores of 237 single and
658 triple., •
Games over 225, Ron Stanley
237, Brian Stewart 233, Kevin
Black 230, Wayne Carter 228,
Wayne Cranston 225.
Team .points: Owls, 2, Cardinals
5., Vultures '5, Hawks 7, Sparrows
2, Crows 0.
Team standings, Hawks 12,
Cardinals 10, Owls 9, Vultures '.7,
Sparrows 5, Crows 0.
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residents.
We had our monthly
Party, September 25th
residents' having birthday
month of September. The
Women'S Institute, Pais'
sored the party. The firs
on the program was 'a. Mtir
by Dorthy Brunton an
Lamont. Next was a
Elaine 'and Yvette Mac
Isabel Bell and Dorothy
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nunber• Elaine am
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delighted everyone. The
with birthdays during tl
were given suitable gifts
and ice cream were serve
to a close a most
afternoen.
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bus load of our resident
Beaver Valley to see the,
the autumn leaves. On
hOme they stopped at
County Fair Mall in Han
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Our, ministers for the month
were: Rev. D. Sinclair, Victory
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Mellegers, Presbyterian, Paisley;
Rev. WM. Lake, United, Mildmay;
The Salvation Army, Hanover. We
also hale mass in our chapel every
second Thursday at 1030 a.m.
The Gideons have a prayer
service the first Tuesday of the
month at 7 p.m. and a song service
the last Friday of the month at 2
p.m.
Rev. Dotiavon Brown, St. Thom-
as Anglican minister, Walkerton
comes twice a month, once for
'prayer service at 7 p.m. and
Communion service at 10.30 a.m.
We had a bingo in our
auditorium September 3rd with a
very large attendance.
On Thursday, September 4th,
Miss Ada Thacker .from Teeswater
came and showed slides of her trip
to the Holy Land which was greatly
enjoyed by our residents.
The Solway Women's Institute
came on Friday, SepteMber 5th and
•put on a very interesting program.
Mrs. Margaret MacIntyre gave
readings from old readers which
many of our residents remember-
ed. Mrs. Osterdorff, Mrs. Vance
and Mrs. Bert Caslick put on a skit
called the "Operation" which was
very . humorous. Mrs.- Harry
Schnurr was pianist and.had a short
sing song which we all enjoyed.
'They brought treats for ,the
residents.
Our monthly Resident Council
meeting was held in the Tuck Shop
area , at 10.30 a.m. Tuesday,
September 9th.
The Legion Auxiliary Branch 102
came and put on their monthly
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