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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-04-21, Page 8ARMS PAG THE LIJCKNOW SENTINEL,, LigKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 21, 1976 . . . EIGHT.. SCHMID S JEWELLERY AND CHINA A CHARM•IS AN IDEAL GIFT .FOR ANY OCCASION Paul MacIntyre Wins Del Hockey Award Members. of the Lucknow Atone Hockey' team and it'their families closed the 1975-76 hockey. season 'with a social evening, the meal prepared by the mothers 'of team members. The event took, place at TrinitY United Church on Thursday evening of last week. The coach 'and manager of the team, Harold Greer and Tony' JohnStone, were gesented with gifts in appreciation of their time given throughout the season. Paul rvlacIntyre was presented With the most valuabledefeneeman trophy. The new trophy is in memory of his father, the late Allan MacIntyre, and is to be presented yearly to the most valuable defenceman on the Atom, Hockey team. The winner of the trophy also receives a smaller one to keep for himself. The presentation was made by Mrs. 'Allan Maclntyre and . Tony Johnstone. Highlite of the evening was the presentation of hockey jackets to each member of the team. The - jackets were given to the boys by the late Allan Maclntyre. .Mrs. Maclntyre made the presentation. Bill 'Hunter, chairman of Luck- now Recreation, was present and spoke a few words. Brian Stewart captured both high single and triple with scores of 253 • single • and 634 triple. Games over 225:. Brian Stewart 253, Randy Ackert 246. Team points: Owls 7, Cardinals 0, Vultures 0, Hawks 7. Team standings: Owls 22, Card- inals 16, Hawks 16, Vultures 2. Kinloss League High men? single, Jim Lavis 238; triple. Evan Keith 659. • Men 200 and over: Lavis 239. Ken Barger 231, Evan Keith 228, 228, 203, Fraser / MacKinnon 212. -Jack Henderson /207, Lloyd MacDougall 203; Harry Lavis 202, Gerald Rhody 202. • High lady: single. Merle 'Rhody 195,; triple, Mary Farrish 505.' Team ,points:; Kings 0. Snows 0. Wealthys 7, Spys 5. Macs 7, Pippins 2: 'Team standings: Macs 16. Weal,- thys 13. Pippins 12, Spys 8, kings 7. SnOws 7. Town and Country Bowling • AnnaJohnstone bowled high for the ladies with .a single of 239 and double of 411. High single for the men went to Harry Lavis with 196. Les Purvis ,and Walter Dexter , tied •for the double with a score of 345. Team scores: Reds 3. Oranges 0. Yellows 5. Greens 5. Blues 2, Violets O. Team standings: Greens 13. Yellows 13, Blues 11. %Wets Oranges 8. Reds 5. Wolverines Are Top Bowlers 1.,PCKNO'W-DUNGANNON BOWLING LEAGUE The bowling season is over for another year and we would like to congratulate the Wolverines who won the Group A trophy and the' Coons who won the Group B trophy. , Merle Rhody ended the year as top lady' by bowling a high triple of 685 and singles'• of 265 and 237. Marie Stewart Was the :only other lady over 25 with a score of 239. Jack 'Fisher had ,the high triple for the men' with, a score of. 787. Jack Caesar had the high single with a score of 280.0ther scores ov- er 250 mere Jack Caesar 279; Jack Fisher 279, 258 ' and 250, Bev McNay 268, Gerry Ross 265 . and 263, John Park 254, Harvey.Culbert 251 and Harold Ellington 250: Men's 9 p.m., Bill Button had high single score of 300. High triple score of 759 went to Harvey Culbert. Games over 225: Bill Button 300, 237, Harvey Culbert 274, 248. 237, Gerry, Ross 263. 258, Jake Conley 261, Clarence Greer 233, Alex AndreW 229, Allan Johnson 229, Ron Stanley 228, ,Wayne Rhody 227, Allan Stanley 225. Team points: Oldsmobiles 2, Fords 0".' Mustangs 3. Dodges 7, Pontiacs 5. Buicks 4. Team standings: Oldsmobiles Pontiacs 17. Dodges 17, Buicks 15. Mtistangs 12. Fords 5. Remember the banquet held April'27 at 7 o'clock at the Mayfair Restaurant, WHITECHURCH Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn were ,Mrs. Dr, Alma Conn Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs, Herb Hunter, Trevor of Lonclon, • Mr. and ...Mrs. Douiglas Conley, and Jason 'of Wingham, Mrs. Eakcl Caslick _and Mr, ' and Mrs. Gordon Scott of Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Caslick of Wingham were Sunday evening visitors with Mrs. Earl Caslick. Debbie Hickey visited with her frietuiDonna Thomson from Friday to Sunday and Carol Foran of St Augustine visited 'with her from Sunday to Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Farrier,, Kimberley , and Amy of Guelph visited Sunday and Monday with his mother Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Miss Joan Tiffin on Wednesday attended a Bank of Montreal meeting in Walkerton. Joey Tiffin visited a few days last week with his sister Mrs. Bill ' Snowden and Mr. Snowden of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Jan• Ing1W and Michelle of Belmore visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Don Caesar and family. On Good Friday at 11 a.m. Mr. Bev Kay conducted an Easter service in Chalmer's Presbyterian Church to which the community were invited. • Having completed his second year at Knox College- Bev Kay arrived home Tuesday evening. Graham Kay having completed a year at British Columbia University arrived on Thursday forenoon. Mr.' and Mrs. Jack Coultes, Debbie, Kevin and Blaine of Blyth, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wilbert, Schwichten- berg, Lori and Kerry/ of Port Elgin were Sunday visitor's with Albert Coultes and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig and family. , . Miss' Vickie Scott spent the weekend with 'her sister Mrs. Ian Inglis and Mr. Inglis of . Belmore and Miss Linda Moore was . also there. . . Mrs. Garnet. Farrier arrived home from Hawaii with. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie on Wednesday. Having .broken a bone in. her foot she is sporting a walking cast. Mr. and Mrs: Bev Kay, Graham and Wendy, spent Sunday 'after- noon with , Miss Gayle Kay of Kitchener. • ' Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans, Linda, Larry and Lisa of Erin were Sunday visitors, with his parents Mr: and Mrs'. Bill Evans and her parentS Mr,. and. Mrs.. Bert Nicholson of Kinlough. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson and family were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walmsley, Alisha and Jason of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Eson Mark and George of. Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walmsley, Stephen and Robbie of Toronto, Mr. and 'Mrs. Jim de Boer. Brian and Paul Falconer ' of Sarnia spent the wekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert' L idlaw. . . On Friday,. Mrs. roy Rintoul, Carol, Kimberley and Debbie and John Devin Jr." of 'Tottenham visited with. Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon Rintoul. John Devin was hunting a 4-H Charolais calf for club work and was interested in one of Gary Pintoes. The girls remained over , 210, Kathleen MacDonald 226, Grace Elliott 201, Bernice Kemp 221', Merle Elliott 204. Pat Living- ston 214. 203. Team points: Mary Cleland's Humbugs 7. Joan Livingston's Life Savers 0; Catherine Andrew's Gumdrops 5. Bernice Kemp's Caramels 2: Thelma Brown's Jelly Beans 5. Jean Phillips' Pepper- mints 2'. Team scores: Humbugs .24, Gutrri..re:ps 21, Peppermints 19, .le:' 15. Caramels 15, Life Sayers 10 Ripley Curling Club,HearReports 'Elect' Officers By Don M4ay Members of the Ripley Curling. Chlb gathered on' Monday evening last to elect officers and' to hear- reports on the winter's activities. President Jim MacDonald 'and treasurer Jene Seller reported a very successful season in which the compressor was replaced and paid for. Twenty-three new members were enrolled as well as twenty-six new members in • the ladies' section. All executive offiCers were re-elected to anotheit term. Jim MacDonald will continue as presid- ent, and Sandy PylacCharles as immediate past president.. Murray Culbert is club secretary and Jene Seller the treasurer. Vice-presid- ents are Bert. Elliott' and Elmer Courtney and the executive is composed of Clarence Pollock, Carl Funston, Don Paquette Sr. and Gary Courtney. Conveners of the various 'com- •mittees will be: Draw - Don McLay for the men and Janice Hodgins for •the ladies; Bonspiels - Donald MacTavish; lee - Harry Colling; Building - Bill Peterbaugh; High School - John Coiling; Nominating - John C. MacDonald. Auditors will be Jim West and Allister MacKay. Judy Van 'Kooten was.appointed to, 'the Bonspiel committee replac- ing Sharon CoUrtney who ,t has served faithfully for the past two years. Evelyn Coiling, president of the Ladies' club, reported a very successful season and thanked the weekend with their grandpar- ents. • Visitors on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Dawson Craig were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig, Johnny, Bobby and' Lisa and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson of Wingham. ' Sclunicl's now have over 500 charms in stock,. attractively displayed in a revolving stand. You are welcome to come in and look over the selection. Sterling Silver Chcitm. ',Z.: .,:., :,:,.:::., %.:,:. +.:V. V.I.:. .., 4..- q:•••'...'n ..k.,:x.. •::*S• ..... Z. ....- V.k. ... ........:: ,:.,... 80WL IlVa..1 ..... Men 's 7:p.m... Ladies 6:30 p.m. The Huinbugs . were the playoff winners. ' ' • • . Donna Stauble had , the high' • Single with a 246. Trudy Foram • had the high triple with a 583. Games cvf 200 and Trudy Fpran, 223 21,2. Dom:a Stauble 246, 2(.,1 R,L;t1-, Thr..pitpscAt Cathenne Andre% everyone for their co-operation. ► The Building committee was augmented by the addition of Jerry Huber, Clarence Pollock and the complete ladies committee to investigate the possibility of ex- panding existing clubroom facilit- The Club voted "to purchase a new Ice Shaver .to have available for the new season. Bert Elliott presented Jim Mac- Donald with a gift ,on behalf of the members in appreciation of his many services to the club over the past • season. 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