The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-01-12, Page 8THE' LUCKNOW LUCKNOW,: ONTARIO" WE.DNE$DAIY,`, JAN120t, 1
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The first Club bonspiel Ofthe
season was held on Saturday,. with: ,
Howard 3odge's.rink nosing out
Harry Scot's by one point:. How-
ard was ably assisted by Doris
'Johnston, vice; Harold' Elliott,
second: and John Coiling, ,lead
,.
in piling up a point .total,of 29,
. Harry .Scott, with a point, total of
' 28, had Audrey McLay, vice;
Ray `Walden, second; and Shill '
Bowers, lead, Other prize winn-
ers' were Gordon Roulston's rink •
with 25 points and Don Paquette
'w:ith 24. Finishing out of the
money were rinks skipped by the
following,• with their final point
count: Don McLay,. 20 1/2; Bert
Elliott, 20 ; John D . Mac KaY ,17;
Elmer Courtney, 17; Bob Johnston,
16; Mervin Funston, 14:1/2, Jim
Elliott, 12;; and Bill Kempton,11.
Drawmaster for.the day was Ken-.
,;neth°yH. MacKenzie.
The following exerpts from the .:
rues;. are reprinted here as some
glaring -infractions were ;evident •
.on Saturday. Part of. Rule 14•--
'Any' consultation or discussion _` •
by the skip; otherth:an with' his
vice- skip shall not be cbnducteI
'in'or behind the rins" Part :Of.
Rule 15 "Players during the
course of each end shall be arr- •
anged along the sides, but well
off the centre of the rink, as•the
skiPs.' may.direct; and 10 one ex-
cept, theplaying party and his
sweers, shall go upon the centre
of the. rink No other player than•
the skips$ actin • for the time being
may stand behind the c:i`rcle while
play is: proceeding"'
. ••••.*••
Corning events. are: The Mass
ey- Ferguson. Curl- O -Rama on.
January 22nd; Kincardine -Ripley
Days,, in Ripley, . January 29th,
in Kincardine, on .February 5th;
Sweetheart Bonspiel, 'on .February.•
2th Johns -Manville Men's. Open,
on February 19th. Dates for
other events, such, as the Internat- •
Tonal Men's,',High School and the
Club. Wind-Up,Bonspiels are not
finalized, yet . '
Don McLay
LUCKNOW MIDGETS WIN
OVER RIPLEY 5 4
The. Lucknow Midgets chalked . .
up another win m Ripley last Fri-
day night in a close game with
Lucknow coming out on top .5 -.4.
The first period ended in a 3-3
tie with Jim MacKinnon, Bob Mul-
lin and Donald MacKinnongetting
the Lucknow .goals. Ripley, went
one ahead in the second period.'
Donald MacKinnon tied ,it, up. again
in the :third ,;' with Glen Morning-..
star getting the winning goal.
Penalties - 'Lucknow.6,' Ripley 2.
Last week the goal scorers in• the
game with Belgra e were erron-
d i
Musly reported. The credit should
have gone to: Donald MacKinnon 4,
Bob Mullin 1'. '
The next game is in Brussels:
this Y Thursda'and'Mildmay.will
visit Lucknow. Friday of this week •
at 8.30.;
LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING
(Monday, January` 3, 1966)
Helen Hall rolled both the High
Single and High Triple scores for
this Week with a single game of
286 and a,triple of 730. Marie
Button's Cardinals .3.points, Wilma
Chisholm's Canaries l point; Isa-
belle Eedy's Orioles.3 points, Mar-
ion MacKinnon's•Bluebirds 1 point;
Yvonne I,ougherty's Wrens 3 poin-
ts, Shirley Hawthorne's Robins 1
point,
Team Standing: Canaries 34
g
points, Orioles 30 points', .Cardin-
als
C.ardin als 28, points,. Robins 25 points,
Bluebirds 21 points, Wrens 18poin7
ts.
Games of 200 and over Helen
Hall 286, 228 and 216,, Mildred-,
Cameron 222, FerneMacDonald,
220 .231 ; .Bernice Henry 216 ; Max.
gine Maize 214; Marlene Black 214.
Wilma Chisholm 213, ,Jean Phil
lips 223, : Bertha Olsen 221, Anne
Purney 216, Madelaine Haldenby,
`225 Edna Rayner' 216, Dprothy
Errington 230', 207, Yvonne Dough-
erty 233,• Shirley Hawthorne, 204.:
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LADIES EVENING BOWLING
(Monday, January 3)
Sapphires 3, Diamonds 1; Pearls
2, Emeralds 2; Rubies 3, Rhine-
stones 1. High single: Marion
McKinnon 266. High .triple: Mar-
ion McKinnon 665.
Gaines 200 or -over: Marion Mc-
Kinnon 266?,• 227,' Anne Carter 258
Mae Hunter•. 247,219. Jessie Joynt
241,.223, • Muriel Ritchie 231, 203.
GladysFryfogle g
:F fo le 231 Gwen Cae-
sar
227 , Janet Ashton 223, Mary
Lou Priestap 222, Kay Collyer
210, Shirley Cooke 209, Mabel
Whitby .206.
Team Standings: Margaret Fin
lay's •Rubies 36, Barbara Friendorf's
Emeralds 28, Eunice Cunningham's
Sapphires 28, Shirley' Bolt's Dia-
monds 23, Colleen. Eedy's Rhine-
stones 21, Pearl Jamieson's
Pearls 20,
Len MacDonald 283 and .260,
Gordon Carter 261 and 263, Torn
Hackett 285, Harold Errington
276, Ross .Irwin 265 and 280, 'Fred
Young"254" Bill.Stuart 280,272:'
LUCKNOW-DUNGANNON
BOWLING
Len. MacDonald captured the •
men's high single for the year with
a game of 340 flat, he also held
the triple ,of 741. .Ferne.MacDon
ald.rolled the ladies triple' of 625
flat and Jane Treleaven tolled *a
game of 259...
Stand in ; Beavers 35,.' Coons 34,
Cubs 34, Tigers 31, .Pole'Cats 30,
Zebras 28, . Lions 27,, Kangaroos 23,
Chipmunks 18, Gophers 18,• Wol
verines 17,.. Squirrels .I7
The Bruce County Highways
C+nmmittee has engaged. Ralph
Barry of Chatham as assistant cou-
nty engineer. His duties wilt •
start' early this year.
.In connection with the extension
of Bounty Road 21 from the corner
of County Road 8 north to Sauble
Falls, the committee approved
registration of the plan for the '
corner. Offers of settlement will
be made t5 the five property ;own- •
Vers whose land will be required in;
•order to ,widen- the tersection.
'The
liene w ro•'•
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chwill
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started in early spring is part of -a
;two-year crash construction pro- • ::
gram to improve access to resorts
in the county... The,road will
push through .what is now bushland
from the Hepworth-Sauble 'Beach
road to Sauble.. Fallswhere a new •
bridge Will be completed over the
Sauble River.
The road will later be extended
north, to Oliphant with: the county
assuming the. present road , from • •;
Annabel Township: This road will
be paved. °
In all, 25 miles of road will be
paved this year on county roads
leading to vacation properties.
This : includeeCounty Road. 3 from
Paisley, to Highway. 21 and Ches
ley north to Highway 21
LUCKNOW MEN'S
BOWLING 1•EAG;tJE
19 P.M. Group, Tues.' Jan -4,1966).
Jack Caesar' rolled the. High
Single of the New Year with a
game of 313 flat score.. Ross'•
Irwin'captures High Triple hon-
ours for the week with 7,86 .flat
Ross Irwin's Buicks' 4pots., Freck
Button's.Oldsnnobiles 0 points;,
• Jack Fisher's Mustangs. 4 Points,.
Donald MacKinnons Pontiacs, 0. •
points; Bill .Hunter's. Dodges '3
points, Bill Button's Fords 1 point.
Teams' Point Standings: •
Mustangs 36 points, Buicks 31
points, Pontiacs 27 points, Dod
ages 24 points, Fords 18 points,. ,
Oldsmobiles.8 points. 'Games of
'250 and over; Jack Caesar ,313,'
LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING.
•(Monday",• January 10)
Wilma Chisholm rolled the High
single score .of 279 this week and
Isabelle Eedy captured: High triple
score with 682,`
Yi,�rnra Chisholm'.sCanaries. 3 •
;points, Isabelle Eedy's ,Orioles.1
point; Shirley Hawthorne's Robins,
3 points, Marie 'Button's. Cardin-
als 1 point Marion MacKinnon's • .
Bluebirds.'4 points, •Yvonne•,Dou-
gherty's Wrens 0 points.
Team Standings: Canaries 37
points Alrietlei'31 points,., Cardin-
als 29 points, Robins 28 points,'
Bluebirds 25 .points, . Wrens 18
points...
...Gaines of 200 and 'over. Wilma
Chisholm 279 , 215 ,' Marie Stew-
art 231,248., Jean Phillips 227 ,
Helen Stothers 214; Isabelle Eedy
277 224,Dorothy, Errington 236 ••
204, Mabel' Steward 221, Freida
:Errington•202, 229, Mildred Cam
eron 230, Marie Button 212,
Catherine Andrew' 253,- Anne
Purney' 245 , Edna Rayner 209.
LADIES EVENING BOWLING
(Monday;, January 10) : •
Rubies 3, Pearls 1; Rhinestones
2, Diamonds 2 Emeralds 3, .Sap
phires 1,
High single, Margaret Finlay
236. High triple, Kathy Gibson'
558. •
Games. 200 and over: Margaret
Finlay 238, Jessie Joynt 235,
Beatty. Irwin 233, Shirley Cooke
228, Merle Elliott 217, Kathy
Gibson 216, Kay Forster 214,
M audie. Fisher 201
• Team Standings; Margaret Fin
lay's Rubies 39•, Isabel Miller's
Emeralds 31, Eunice Cunningham's
Sapphires 20, Shirley Bolt's Dia-
monds, 25, Colleen Eedy's Rhine-
stones 23, •Pearl'Jamieson's Pearls<
21,
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DEBATING COMPETITION
On Tuesday, January 11, 1966,
the second round of the.County De-
bating Competition was held' in;the
Middlesex Municipal Building ,;•,
London. The fluron County team
consisting of Miss. Elsie Doig, Mrs.
Jean 'Love ,• James Spivey, and
iohn Stafford lost out to't he Elgin •
County team of. Miss Charlotte
Davis, Don Campbell, Miss Car-
olyn Cameron, . and Bill Reid:..
rudges..for• the evening were Miss
Doreen McTaggart, Mrs.. Alice
Garret and W.' McKeen Con-
gi°atulations to the Huron County
team on their fine: effort displayed
and good luck to Elgin in the future
At the conclusion of the evening
Miss Roba Doig of Seaford' present
ed her speech in preparation for
the Toronto Conference on lanu- .
ary 8th. Miss.Doig•will represent
Huron County in. the Public Speak-
ing Competition,
peak-ing,Competition,
SQUIRTS CLOBBER-RIPLEY
ON MONDAY° NIGHT
Lucknow Squirt Hockey Team.
defeated Ripley in Lucknow on
Mond ay 'night of this week by a
• score, of 9 - 2:
Goal scorers for Lucknow were
David. Fairish 4 Kevin Ackert,
Ian Montgomery and•Bfll Hall•
scoring 1 each 'with Pat Hedley
flashing the red light twice., Dar-
win
Pollock scored both the Ripley
goals
(by William Whiting)
The pro -Toronto Maple Leaf
commenators were at it again
last: Wednesday' during the Toronto'
Montreal game,
'At 8.31'thin s looked bad for:`
Toronto , abut Charlie Hodge , the
Montreal netminder, .wasgreat"'
they said. Toronto just couldn't'
'score,. When the telecast started
• it was 2-0 for the visitors. At
the end ,of the second period the
score remained. Ole same. Dick.
Miff,. a:former Leif, .was inter
viewed' during the first internuss
.ion and,. as usual, •nothing much
was said It never: is between
• anry' player and the person con
ducting the interview:
During the third period things
were looking better for the Maple••.
Leafs, and the' commentators were •
sounding much happier. Duff, fez
,ceived :a penalty and what did
one`of the commentators say"
"I was glad to see Duff get the
Misconduct penalty because of {.
his attitude . at the intermission at
the And of the first period " •
How's that for sportsmanship? "
'When it Was•3 - 2,for Toronto,
these sports were saying what a
great team Mbntreal had because
they.were putting all their best •'
players on the ice with three
minutes.left.' When the final::
bell "sounded, Bill Hewitt 'yelled
AND THE GAME IS OVER •`It_:
'sounded like New Year's re
arriving ahead of time. Well it
wasn't . far off anyway. And who
could blame the'connmentators•
for, being; happy: After' all, their •
team gave them a nice between -
Christmas. and New' Year's present.,
Let's be happy.. To hell .with
being good sports.. And, Charlie.
Hodge was given' the honour of
being one of the three stars...
Gee whiz!
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