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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-12-03, Page 9THE ASSESSMENT ACT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND TENANTS • Due to the, interruption of regular postal services, the Ministry of ReVentie has extended the date for return of the assessment rolls from December 16, 1975 to January 21,1976 in all municipalities and localities across'the province. . . Therefore, in aCcordance with the provisions of The Assess- ment Act, assessment notices will ,be delivered to all assessed persons on January 6, 1976 tt full days prior to the return of the rolls. This extension affects the time period during which Owners and tenants may appeal their assessments. TherefOre, the final date for commencing an appeal to-the Assessment Review Court has also been extended from January 6, 1976 to February ,11, 1976. Should the postal disruption continue into the month of January, the date for the return of assessment rolls may be further extended. A notice of any further- extension will be published at a later date. NOTE: TOWNSHIP OF WIcKSTEED These alternate arrangements will not be' in effect for the Township of WiCksteed in the District of Algoma. Assessment notices wilt be delivered to owners and tenants on the regular date,, December 1,1975 nd4 the assess- ment roll will be returned on December 16,, 1975. The 'fine date on which' owners"and tenants may cornmence an appeal to the Assessment Review COurt in the Township of Wicksteed is January' 6, 1976. Ministry 'of Arthur Meen Minister of Revenue Revenue, T. M. Russell Deptity Minister FHHT5228 Ontario PARK GODERICH 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 574 78 AIR CONDITIONED WED.. THURS., FRI. SAT. • REC. 3,4. S.* A1cets3.5 Hersoros hgette they're runninQ anoy fromhorne ELLEN BURSTYN KRIS KRISTOFFERSON ACE DOESN'T UVE HERE ANYMORE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY. DECEMBER 7 TUES.. 'DEC. L.9 OF b ACADEMY AWARDS I 1 METRO 04D7,Th NIX-A A CARLO PONI! ,P01,r; . DAVID LEANS FILM a B0,.p.(siowcs DOCIOR 74011AGO =as% "A. 11;:etrA;;';'s I s. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WED, THUR., FRI.. SAT., DEC NL1,, 13,13 "Hennessey" PLUS nit.4.,b4...a,..,,./teeafryon'andalse • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1975 Ladies 9 p.m: High single, Grace Hopf 259; high triple, Grace Hopf 624. Games over 200: Dianne Carter 242, 212, Barb Tyler 211, Grace Hopf 259,, Maudie, Fisher 224, Kay Crawford 218, Lynn Wall 204, Merle Rhody 214, 201, Lorna Guay 208. Team points: Merle Rhody's Grapes 5, Anne Anderson's Peach- es 5, Lorna Guay's'Strawberries 2, Grace Hopf s Pears 0, Dianne Carter's Apples 2, Ka?Crawford's Bananas 7. Team standings: • Pears 58, Strawberries 52, Bananas 49, Grapes 45, Apples 35, Peaches 34, Lucknow- Dungannon Sue Brown had the 'high single this week of 248 and Merle Rhody had a high • triple of 57,9. • Other ladies over 225 were Bernice Glenn 242, Mary Fisher 231 and Marie Stewart 228. Bill Stewart had the high single of 250 and Ron Stanley had the high triple of 658. Team points were.: Kangaroos 7, Squirrels1, Coons 5, Foxes 5, •CubS 5., Polecats 5, Lions 2, Tigers. 2, Wolverines • 2, Zebras 2, Chip- munks 0 and Gophers 0. Team standings are: Squirrels 53, Cubs 49, Tigers 41, Zebras 39, Coons 39, Kangaroos 39, Lions 36, Polecats 31, Foxes 27, Wolverines 27, Gophers 25, Chipmunks 16. It's much better for any man to wear out than to rust out. An Olympic Lottery Ticket AS A CHRISTMAS GOT includes a $10 gift envelope A REAL WINNER . Lucknow Sentinel wrimovwwwwwwwwwwwwut Men's 9 p.m. High single was Clarence Greer with a score of 262. High triple was Ron Stanley with a score of 750. Games over 225, Clarence Greer 262, Ron Stanley 259, 253, 238; 'Ron Durnin 255, Gordon Carter 248, Harvey Culbert 233, Ray Cardy '230, Tom Hackett 226, Alex. Andrew 225, Dave Sproule 225. Team points, Oldsmobiles 3, Fords 5,. Mustangs 4; Dodges 5, Pontiacs 2, Buicks 2. Team standings; Fords 39%, Oldsmobiles 381/2 , Buicks 38, Mustangs 37, Dodges 37, Pontiacs 20. Ladies 6:30 p.m. Bernice Kemp was the high bowler with a single of 355 and a triple of 726. Games of 200 and over: BerniCe Kemp 233, 335, Kathleen MacDon- ald 231, 210;, Catherine Andrew 207, Pat Livingston 247, 'Donna Stauble 203, Belle Herbert 204, 212, Mildred Cameron 208, Gloria Ritchie 214. Team points: Jean Phillips' Peppermints 5, Mary Cleland's Humbugs 2; Joan Livingston's Life Savers 4, Thelma Brown's Jelly Beans 3; 'Bernice K.emp's Caramels 5, Catherine Andrew's Gumdrops 2. Team standings: Jelly Beans 49; Peppermints 44, Carainels 42, Life Savers 42, Humbugs 40, Gumdrops 35. Men's 7 p.m. Ray Cranston was high bowler with a 243 single, and 627 triple. Games over 225, Ray Cranston 243, John Hogan 241, Wayne Carter 236, Ron Stanley 236, Allan Stanley 227. Team points, Owls 2, Cardinals 5, Vultures 2, Harks 5. Team standings, Hawks 32, Vultures 27, Owls 23, •Cardinals 16. Kinloss Bowling Men's high single., Harry Lavis 275; men's high triple, Gerald Rhody 621b , ' Men 200 and over: Harry Lavis 275, Gerald Rhody 261, 227; Russel Swan 237, Jake Conley 219, Fred Ward 203, Ronnie McQuillin 201, Jelle de Jong 200. Ladies' high single, Merle Rhody 301; ladies' high triple, Merle Rhoday 659. Congratulations Merle. Ladies 200 and over: 'Merle Ithody 301, Ann Dexter 223, Vi Thoinpson 215, Dorothy Farrish 203. Team, oints, Kings 7, Snows 7, Wealthys 2, Spys 0, Pippins 5, Macs 0. Snows ,33; Wealthys 33, Spys 30, Macs 26, Pippins 30. Town and Country. Bowling High lady this week was Anna JOhnstone with a single of 218, and- double of 389. Dr. W. V. Johnston had high single for the men with 172. Double went to James McNau.gh- ton with 330. Games over 200 were by Anna Johnstone 218.. Overlooked last week was Fanny Wraith with 207. Team points, Reds 5, Oranges 0, Yellows 2, Greens 3, Blues 5, Violets 0. Team standings, Blues 40, Yellows 41, Reds 30, Oranges '24, Violets 24, Greens 21. Midgets Win 7 2 Over Tiverton Lucknow Midgets defeated Tiv- erton 7-2 in Lucknow Tuesday night• of last week. Lucknow got the only goal of the first period when Rick Conley scored, assisted by Rick Howald and TOM O'Keefe. Tiverton tied the score mid-way in the second on a goal by Taylor from Dent. Rick Howald stole the puck, broke in and overpowered the Tiverton netminder while Lucknow was playing shorthanded, to _again put the local team in the lead, before the 'end of the period. Pat Murray found in open corner to strengthen the Lucknow lead at 4.09 of the third. Tiverton came right baCk 22: seconds later on a shot by Taylor that deflected strangely and ended up behind-7 Brad Aitchison. Lucknow then took over as Rick Howald scored on a pass from Pat Murray and then completed his "hat trick" on an uytassisted goal at 11.06. Tom Sinnett found the mark at 16.16 on a pass from Pat. Murray and again at 16.46 on a pass from Erie Cayley to, complete the scoring. The local boys are improving every time out and displayed periods of passing and puck handling that completely outclas- sed the Tiverton squad. The team Ripley Arena Schedule WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3 10 - 11. a.m. Mothers, Pre School 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Kindergarten Skating 4 - 5 p.m. Atom A Practice 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Juvenile -.Girls Hockey 7 -'8 p.m. Hockey (John Pym) 8:30 p.m. •Ripley vs Mildmay Juvenile Boys THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 4 - 5 p.m. Pee Wee Practice - 8 p.m. Tyke Practice 8:00 p.m. Walkerton vs Ripley Midgets VOYINNO•1•MM.••••• FRIDAY, DECEMBER S' 4:00 ,- 5:00• p.m. Atom B Practice 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Bantam Practice - 8 p.m. Atom Game Mildmay vs Ripley SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon Saturday Morning Hockey 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Public Skating 4 - 5 p.m. Midget Practice - 9 p.m. Public Skating SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7 2 - 4 p.m. Public Skating 8 p.m. Atwood vs Ripley Intermediates MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 / 4 - 7 p.m. Figure Skating 9:00 p.m. Mildmay vs Ripley Midgets TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9 4:15 p.m. Tyke Practice 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Bantam: Practice 7:00 p.m. Mildmay vs Ripley Pee Wtes 9:00 p.m. Old Timers would like to thank thOse who ventured out on our first "winter" night to watch the game. It gives the players a real lift when they.get vocal supPort. Remember, adult admission is only 50c each. LYC E U M • • • . • • 1r JEN RE /Kir /FR 10 • • : • WED.' 3, MRS. 4, MIL S, SAT. 6 • 2 showiags daily et 7:00 sad 0 • :10.k 111°Alice r ;, a rSre.? : 12 .yecy 0 Old loci • . -• : ttlorowy:,rett F,{ • • • runrrq 0 • • • • .ovvoy 0 • frorr4 (roe • • • • • • • • ELLEN E3URSTY' N . '? • • MATINEES ONLY , SATURDAY and SUNDAY' • • • -and MOM* Camp •410111,4111101110.0000 *IMO • Sun.7,•Mod.•,8„ Tues. 9, Wed.•10 • 4 DAYS ONLY! • ON,,,777,?%711174,7:714.,. • -•-• thirki • 4,2;4,4,everywbere! , • time to experience .11 110 " • • • • • • • • • • 1000000.000.004000 The prospect of an ordeal is worse than, the ordeal itself.- • KRIS KRISTOFFERSON .,AUCE • • DOESN'T UVE HERE • 'ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ANYMORE : ipe••••••••••••••••• • DEC.,6-711 at 1:30 P.M. • •ALL SEATS 7Se • • 1 • AN. ALL NEW CARTOON FEATURE 0 • See The Magic Lamp...The Genie. • ..:The Magical Entertainment. • • / Ow * • o Aladdin • • • • • DAILY AT 7:00 AL 9:15 P.M. • • • 411 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •