The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-01-26, Page 8' THE LUCKNOW $ENTINe1.,, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING
(Monday, January 24) •
Ferne MacDonald rolled. the
High single,of 256" and Marie Stew-
art captures High• triple honours
with a score of 666
Marie Button's Cardinals 4 poi-
ntS, Yvonne.Dougherty's, Wrens.
0 points; Shirley Hawthorne's Rob
• lns 3 points, 'Isabelle Eedy's Ori-
oles 1 point; Marion MacKinnon's '
Bluebirds 3 points, Wilma Chis
holm'$ Canaries 1 point,
Team Standings: Canaries - 38
. points, Orioles 35 points, Robins
35 points, Cardinals 33 points, ;
Bluebirds 32 points, Wrens la.
points,
'Games of 200 and over: . Ferne
MacDonald 256, Winnie Fisher
217,` Helen Hall 200, :Mildred •
Cameron 224,, Janet' Ashton 216,
Yvonne Dougherty 213, Mary Lou
' Raynard 213, Shirley Hawthorne
205, Isabelle Eedy 201,. Maxine
Maize•204, Marie Stewart 243,
•Marlene Black 250, Marion Mc-.
Kinnon 234,: 213. Catherine.
Schmid 217,, Edna Rayner 201.
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Bill Bushell', Mr. ,.and Mrs. Don-
ald Collings ` Murray and Larry 'of
Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc-
Tavish were dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin 'Colling,,.Ernie
and. Sharon:
• Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott ,of.
Kincardine' Township visited on
Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Osborne•and:family. `'
Mrs. James McNairn of Seaforth
is spending the winter. with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar White.
Mrs. John. MacCharles sang
Task"- in, the United Church on
Sunday accompanied by daughter,
Sandra at the organ.
KINLOSS NArTIVE DIED
James Gordon, aged,83 years,
passed away at Saskatoon on Jan-
uary. 12th. '
The deceased was born at Lang-
• side in :Kinloss
The funeral was held on Friday,.,
: January 14th;with interment in • '
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, Sask'.
atoon. James McBurney of Tees-
water and his aunt,' Mrs. John Mc-
Gee (Marjorie), ••of Wingham, ' a•
sister, flew to Saskatoon for the
funeral. Mr. McBurney returned
home Sunday, while Mrs. McGee
'remained' for a visit:
Another sister surviving besides
Mrs. McGee is, Mrs.. Errol Duncan
(Belle) of Outlook, Sask. He was
• predeceased by three ,brothers and
one 'sister. `
LUCKNOW MIDGETS' WIN
OVER MONKTON AND/BRUSSELS
The Lucknow Midgets chalked
Midgets
up two more wins. in 'the'past week,
-both, on• home ice... Last Friday
they won
' over Monkton •bY . a score
of 9 to 5. The goal scorers were ,
Jini MacKinnon. 4, Donald Mac-
Kinnon 3, Bob Mullin and Glen
Morning star 1 each, Penalties : •
�
Lucknow t 7 , , Monkton''6. •
On Monday night'of this; week,
Lucknow added another win, by
defeating Brussels 9 to 4. Scials •
were scored by Donald MacKinnon
4, Jim MacKinnon. 2, Bob Mullin,,
Calvin Ritchie and 'Doug MacKen-
zie
acKen-zie 1 each:: ''Penalties. Lucknow
8, Brussels 4. ..
LUCKNOW SQUIRTS
WIN" AND TIE
Lucknow Squirts won over Ripley
'. 5 to•3 in a game played in Ripley
last Friday.
David Farrish was the big gun,"
for Lucknow• with 4 goals to his
credit. Kevin Ackert scored the
other one. ••
.0n Monday, Lucknow and Wing-
ham
ingham 'battled to a 4 4 tie, with
the game played in Wingham . •
David Farrish againcamethrough
with 2; goals, Bi11iHaI1 and Kevin
"Ackert • getting 1 each.
Your Heart Fund dollars are saving
thousands of lives. :Today, thanks
to research, rheumatic fever and
rheumatic heart disease can now
be.prevented inmost cases.
Lucknow area residents had .un-
'usual interest in the following.
story appearing inthe daily • press.
"Eddie King recorded his sixth
shutout in 10 games by blanking
Coleman Packing in a London
minor h'ocke Y association. Bantam'
.
". game in London.The'vict-
ory was. the:tenth strai ht without
a loss for the first' gplace ' Kinsmen"..
'Eddie.is a grandson of William
Clare of R.R.7 Lucknowand a
nephew sof George King of Tees-
water and Joe King of Culross: •
: Besides tending goal for.the un-
defeated Kinsmen team, he is
also,goal tender for the St.Mich-'.
-ael's School Team. On Friday, .,
January 21st., St,. Michael's won
their group championship by de*
feating the St. 'Lawrence team
•2 - 0. Another shutout for Eddie:
LUCKNOW MEN'S BOWLING
(Tues, Jan .18 - 9 P. M, group)
Annie Wilson captured -High Sin-
gle honours for. the week with a
game of 295. Bill Button had High
Triple. with 670. • •
Bill Button's. Fords 3 points, Dong
,aid MacKinnon'ns 'Pontiacs .1 point;:
Freck Button's Oldsmobiles .2 poin-
ts, Bill Hunter's ,Dodges 2 points;
Jack, Fisher's. Mustangs- 4 points,
Ross •Irwin's, Buicks O'points.
Team Standings Mustangs 40.
points Biuicks 39 points Pontiacs
28 points, Dodges 27 points, Fords
25 points Oldsmobiles 14 points..
Ganes of 250 and over: Annie
Wilson 295;" BillButton•'287,
ald.. MacKinnon .277, jack Caesar
:280,, Bill Stewart 259, Fred Young
272;254, Ken Mowbray 250, Frank
Hawthorne:265,
LUCKNOW=DUNGANNON
BOWLING .. • :
,Grant Chisholm, rolled the high •
single for the week with•a 339
arnet, and also the•high triple of
•
. Ferne MacDonald rolled a single
,gameof 271 and triple of 652 for
the ladies' • top scores.
Beavers 42, Cubs 40, Coons. 38,
Tigers' 36, Pole Cats 32, Zebras
•32., Lions.Kangaroos. 25, .:Squi-
rrels 23; Chipmunks 21,. Wolver
•Ines •21 •; 'Gophers' 19 4
(Monday, January 24)
Pearls 3, Diarronds 1; Emer
aids 4, Rubies 0;.Sapphires, 4,
Rhinestones .0 .
High single Kathleen' Gibson,
324. High triple:' Kathleen Gib
son' 731 ; . •
Games of 200 or over;. Kath-
leen Gibson 324,207,200,- Norma
McDonagh, 243,Pearl Jamieson
241,233,216., Rose Hall 241,
Shirley Bolt 213;204, Beatty'. Ir
• win 232, Mae. Hunter: 226,'`Eil-
een Lavis 225, Doris B�Q-.ak 222,
ley. Dennis.' 2. , J osie.Hamilton
1-0
'206, Kay Crawford 203, Isobel`
Miller 202 Marie Johnston '201.
Team Standing; Margaret :Fin
lay's Rubies 40, Isobel Miller's
Emeralds 38, Eunice Cunning-•.
ham's Sapphires 34, Shirley.
Bolt's Diamonds. 29, Pearl Jamie-
son's. Pearls 2'7, : Colleen- Eedy's
Rhinestones 24.
wioNgsrsAyi 4ANL .• . 1
Wires Cu -O -Ram
(Ripley Curling News) ,
BertElliott's' rink, : made ap o
'Leroy Walden, vice; .Jack Elliot
second; and Jirn.Elliott, lead,
the big winners in the fourth ani
ual Massey- Ferguson. Curl- 0- Rai
held :on Saturday. , A .new ruling
this year;. meant a playoff betw,
Bert's.'rink, winner of the nine p
chick drawand Carl. Funston's
foursome,, winner of the•'eleven
o'clock draw This meant a lot
of curling, for these two rinks•,
oneday, and, they are to be con
ended for the excellent showing
:they put on for a' great, number
spectators. Carl's rink consistec
of Murray Ferguson, vice; Murr
Thompson, .second; and Ron Fun
ton, lead. Dougie' MacDonald'=
rink, With -Clarke and Bob Mac-
Donald,' and Gary Pollock : captu
third place. Dealer Jim.Reid,
with, Zone Manager. Dick Allmai
of London,. assisted by Club Pres
ident, Don'1MiacTavish, presenti
trophies to the winners. Don M
Lay acted as drawmaster for the
day. Bert Elliott's rink will non
advance to the. District::playdow
being on the nine o'clock draw,
Walkerton on Viednesday,, Febr=
nary 9th.
••• '
A double entry from the local
club, .skipped: by Bert 'Elliott.; an
Carl Funston, played in District
13, O.C.A. "Governor-General
:Trophy Competition, held at 0
Sound, on Wednesday last...�Th'
made a commendable showing,
but lost to the Port Elgin entry b
a margin of 10 points on. the. twi
*games.
•
• •;•
A rink from theLadies Club,
skipped by Jean: Wyld s; compos
of Isabel Love, vice; Gladys Nic
Y.
'Olson, second; and Lois Pollock,
lead, were successful in bringin
home the Consolation award at
Ladies spiel held at Walkerton,
• last Tuesday.
The entry,listis now complet
for 'th'e first of the Kincardine-'
•:Ripley Days, to be held at the
local club, this Saturday. This
interclub event, for. the ,Geo : E
Harrison Trophy, created a , grea
deal -of -interest -last-year-, and pi
mises to be a repeater.' There E
.still: a couple of, vacancies' for t
.second day in Kincardine, on
,February 5th
Support • Minor' Hockey This Week'
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• PEE . WEE
January 28 Lucknow at Ripley
•, MIDGET
January 27 Lucknow at 'Monkton
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