The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-04-23, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, •LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23r.d, 190.
en ,Hold *Annuai
Bowling Banquet
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:30 Ladies' League The Men's 7 O'clock Bowling
, League held its annual banquet on
Tuesday,the15that theLogCabinHold'•Annual D'unner
Restaurant. Everyone• enjoyed•a •
} ' • , .delicious turkey supper after which
Anti Presen l a L ions - Art. Purney thanked Mrs.. Cowan and:
Th Lades 6' 3a l3ow mg1' Le -,h;
e .: - ague
.
held their'Annual. Dinner and Soc-
'ial Evening at the Anglican Parish.
Hail at 7'p,.•rn,. Thursday„ April`
17. •
turkey dinner was enjoyed by
all the ladies present: Several
'lucky draws were made throughout
the:dinner..
Kay Collyer ,,,on.behalf of •the;
league expressed thanks, to the .
ladies for "the• delicious. meal and;.
Mrs. Rouiston replied.
Following the dinner the present-
ation of gifts and trophies was held
and a'. short businessmeeting' w as
--conducted bythe president', Mild-
red'`' Cameron."
Kathleen MacDonald, gave the •
•Treasurer's. report: •
Presentation of`the "Bud Hamilton'
Trophy ;:was made. byaMrs . Fred
Horton of •the; Lucknow Bowling
• Lanes to the:Captain of.. the Chick
•adees,*Edith Webster.', winners of •
the Regular Season's• Bowling , to
which Edith • made a fitting' reply .
Winners of the'Re g �ular Season's .
,
Bowlingwere ,Hi h;T'eam,. Chicka . -
dees ;RunnerUF Larks;, High Single
Jean Phillips; High .h Triple ,, Marion
MacKinnon;. High :Avera e; Marion
g g the •league ;Mildred Cameron has
MacKinnon;• 2nd•High Average;; • 1
those responsible for catering r;
•
The itophies'were given out"and.
a short meeting followed..
Play-off winners of the season
were the Cardinals., Members on ,
the team' were Jim O'Donnell, Bill.
Wh. arry , George Stanley , Bob Rit-
chie Howard• Barger and Ab
Morton. •
Runners up. were the Hawks with
the merribers being: Ron Stanley, •
Ken 'Roulston, Don Dennis,; Art Pur-
ney, Alex Andrew and Mel Morris-
on:
Other trophies received were High
Average, Jack MacDonald;: High
Single, Jack MacDonald;; High ;.:
Triple• }Ron Stanley; Most 'Improv=
ed• Bowler ,b Bill Wharry.
Congratulations "to
.w
THE :RED CROSS 1S
'PEOP.E LIKE YOU
HELPING :
PEOPLE LIKEeYOU .�
during` the season to a spare., Helen
Stothers. '
`Marion MacKinnon 'presented a•
gift to the President on •behalf.'of
Ferns MacDonald;3rd Hig Held' this• position for a two year,
Average Jean •Phillips' Low 'Team
Jays.
' period 'and: her time•:and effort have
been.'. much appreciated.'
Winners .of., the' Play-offs .were:
• High Team ,.Swallows:.. Runner Up ,
-.Larks; High Single Mildred Cam.
• eron, High Triple •, Marion Mackin
non; Most Improved:Bowier,.Jean'
Phillips,: .
Additional presentations made this`
year were .to :the Oldest Bowler }•
Mabel ,Steward and High.Average
•
'Election of :Officers , or t
season: PresidentJean Philii'
. , ps•
Vice. President; Norma McDona " g �h;
.
Secretary, Anne 'Purney; •Treasurer;
Kathleen MacDonald.
The evening. concluded with the
Pla Yying of.Court Whist with Helen
Stothers winning high prize and.
Anne Purney low prize .:•
• Based at Morgan Johnston's air
dquetSaturda
A verysuccessful banquet was,
held Saturday evening, April 19th.
in the Lucknow Legion Hall:
A..delicious supper was capably
served, to 119 people by the Zion
United Church Women, •
Russell Whitby, master of cere-
monies,• kept everyone •in stitches;,
and aided by Jack Caesar and a,'
few other •members , '.presented :the
trophies.
Those receiving awards were the
Zebras who topped the season; the.
Tigers, who won "A" group
playoffs; the Polecats, who won .
"B" group playoffs; Russell Whitby,
years men's high single; • BillStew-
art ,, year's men's high triple; ,Mar
ion MacKinnon year's ,ladies "high
single; Marie,Stewart , year's
ies high triple,.:Bill. Stewart men's'
high average.; Marion MacKinnon,
ladies' high, average; Grant Chis-:
holm, •men's high single• for the
"A". group playoffs; Bill Stewart,
'men's high triple:for the: "A" group
playoffs; 'Marie Stewart.;, ladies
high single for the "A'' group play-
offs;' •Kay Crawford ,, ladies high
triple for •the "A"_group playoffs;` •
Jim Mathers, ,men's high•singlefora
the "B" group playoffs; Russell . Whit
by, men's high ,triple for the "B"•,
group playoffs; Mary. Fisher, Who. '
won. the "B"group playoff high
triple' and high •single :forthe ladies
Additional:awards were.given :'.
Wilma Cfiisholm and Jack McDon`
agh , who were the mostimproved
lady and.rnan bowler for this year.
Dancingfollowed the banquet.'
with. Carruthers orchestraourin
P , g
out the music .
This' pretty well;'sums up,. Our. year_.
Congratulations to the winners and
we hope a good)time was enjoyed'
by all.
TREASURER'S '.REPORT
• Banquet (208 25 , Orchesta
17$45 ; ( Trophies
$125:.00.
Total $433..25..
..Collected through the".year
$544, 50,' Plus draw and
extra suppers $18.50:,'Balance on
hand $21 92,,E
I ' Total $584:92
Expenses $150.55 plus $433.25
Total $583.:80
1 :Credits .$584.92 .
Debits • • $583.80,
•
Cinlass Bowlers
•present Trophies-
fi Annual Banquet
ree Us . for All
ri'ont End Fix -Ups
No monkey.'business! For
front . end repairs or any
car; service, you: can.
count on, us. Reasonable
rates.`' too.. `
O
resent Trophies
�# Bowling, Bongue
LADIES• 9:00 LEAGUE • ;
Forty-eightrnem hers' of the
Ladies 9 o clock •Bawli-ng League.
turned out for the wind -up Banquet.
•on:MondaY • evening ,'April 21st at*.
g
the, Anglican Parish Hall A delic7.
ous turkey dinner= was served by the:.
Anglicanladies •and enjoyed by all.
Marie Ste'v a -the-P1eside-nt .
was'in charge and:assisted by sever7.
al lea.g ue members., who made
many 'lucky draws during the. evert-
ing.
',Trophies ' were presented. to the
followin winners:
Lois :Walden presented
individual trophies;to.,the• Seasons.'
Winners the "Lollipops"..., Mary ,
.Cleland, captain, of the' team,
.replied fittingly.
.High average was. presented. to
Barb Sanderson •with a, score of 189•
Sand.
schedule
by Marie Stewart. High single of •
regular schedule went to Kay, Craw -
ford 'w4 h--3-2-7 presented' by Barb'
Sanderson.' High triple of regular
to : Kay,,.Craw ford with '712
was presented by Ruth Jardine:.
Kinloss Bow
_ acts he, t sir inn-`�'uar
banquet at the.Log Cabin Restaurant
on Monday, evening. Following; a
good turkey dinner, trophies and'.
prizes' were presented. Members of
the champion teaxi the <'Beans"
were Fraser and-iDFis-MacIintaon
•OFFERS "ANY' KIND Oh WEED, CONTROL, •.
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AND INSECTICIDES
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:JERRY LO
SEE ,AND CLAYTON, PILGRIM • .�
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• Gerald and Merle Rhody, , Jim •
Lavis and David or Murray Mac-
Kinnon. . Pla-
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Individual; trophies were presented:
to the "Gumdrops or, winning the
playoffs by; Irene ,Nelson: Kay
Forster expressed thanks;on behalf
of the team., The Silverwood `•
Trophy was presented to t•he.Play
off champs with team Captain •
Forster-r-eceia irrg-th-e-trophY
from Mrs'. HortOrf, .arid her team
66 and was' r s •
Joy Dennis: with 3 p , e
ented by •RuthJardine,' High Triple
for playoffs' Went •.to Barb Sanderson
with 718 and ,vas presented by Kay
Crawford.• Most.iinproved bowler
went .to Barb• Whitby', and was,
'presented;by last year's: winner;, •
Kay Forster.. Barb''s,average-had
improved•.' 33 points'.
•The •Treasurer's report was given
by Shirley Cooke. 'The•election of
officers .followed, with. Lois Walden
being elected new President,,, Marry
Cleland as Vice President, Kathy
Gibson Secretary. and Mary .Nelson .
as T.reastirer,.
It was decided to 'change the • •
teams next year` again. The. sched-
ule for next season will start te,lst
•
Monday after Labour•Dayin Sept
:ember: which will makeit;the.6th
of September. There•will be two
weeks off 'at' Christmas ; , ending
Decernber,l5th and starting the nth;
,of'Januar .
Team• h•andicaps were discussed•
go.back.to the Individual Handicap• .
•for• -next 'season: Eunice 'Cunnirlg-
iam stated she would, donate 'a.:
.trophy for the Season's: Winners
next.year..'Rules in the book will
remain the same,
•It was recommended that any
playm.ers wanting•to• bow.1 after a '
certain length of: time would..have •
to go through the executive. after
teams. have .been drawn up
It was also sta.ted.that'if we start • ,
the ist of September; no one could
start after the end of Septernber,
unless someone . moves or one 'rrtern••:
' berf-tearri-is "ill; thea it-wot�td
•
gave a ."yip, •yip, harali": reply.,
c H' offs -went' -to=—
rgh�sirrgeµfor`piay
the "Onions" Harry and Mary
Lavis, Wayne Rhody, Tom
Dykstra ,,Agnes Farrier and'Bob
ilchrist ,
High. average.winners were: Merle
and ~Payne Rhody; Gerda de Jong
and' ;inn Latii,- High Triple,:Jac- 1
ere. Duir,er. arid1/4f3ob Gilchrist.'
•
L',ic'v ehair..prizes went to Jim
viy and'Joan Martin, The 'person
Hca', ing a birthdayearest banquet ..
date`w.a • ,,:arlaii Harris.
Plate .prize winners were Getd'd de
long and Bob Gilchrist
" Thanks was expressed` to Pred•
Horton for trophies donated and for
having the names etigravedon the
large trophy,. .
'Officers elected' for flet year
,►til -tali ;it *a, wu..,-may
•
Roll up: your sleeve
to save` a life
BEA BLOOD DONOR
President Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall;
'Vice• -President , Mrs. F,,` MacKinn
on; Secretary -Treasurer; Mrs,, J.
•
de Jong,
.Prizes for "Shoot" were awarded.
to Ann MacDougall and Agnes Farr-
ier,'John MacKinnon and Orville
Elliott, This; brought to a close:
another enjoyable bowling season. `
have to go through the executive
;for them to be~replaced
7C1-341een Eetly-thankeethc A ng -1i -
can ladies for catering and'Mrs.
Roulston replied Shirley Cooke
expressed thanks to'the 1-lortons
for, their co -Operation at the 13ow1:-
ing. Alley and presented Mrs. Hor-
ton with a gift, Shirley 'Cooke
prese,nted.Mar ie Stewart,. President
pp
a -reciat••
with a gift as a'token o •f
•:ion; .
Ten tables of shoot were played
with 6 table decorations goinout
as,gifts.
Winners in the cards which: fo11."
owed were: High score, Tillie'
Wilson and Freda Button; Second
high Eunice Cunningham and l`1atg
Finlay; Low score Dorothy Errirr,
ton and Isabelle Mullin..
It's'all over for another sensori
.ladies, see you, all next fall. ' a