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WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1977 PAGE NINE THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
The Lucknow Town and Country
Bowling held their banquet in the
Parish Hall on Friday, May 13. A
delicious supper was served by the
Anglican Ladies. There were 15
guests and 44 bowlers in attend-
ance. It was great to see Mrs.
Elizabeth McKim being able to
attend the supper. A great
applause was given Mr. and Mrs.
McKim w.hen they arrived. After
Town and
Country Bowling
Banquet
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Helm and
family visited Sunday • with his
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Whytock and family of Lucknow.
His brother Grant Helm of London
was also at the Whytock home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins
and family had their daughter
Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Sheppard of Brantford, home on
Sunday and attended the John-
stone reunion at Brookside School.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie and
family had as visitors his sister
Violet, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith
and Bill of Molesw,orth Sunday
afternoon.
Allan Ritchie and Jerry Huizinga
of Auburn visited Sunday with his
uncle John Ritchie, a patient at
Wingham Hospital with a heart
condition for almost a month.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hunter and Mrs. W. 0.
Hunter _were Mr. and_ Mrst Jack
Miller of Barrie and Mr. and Mrs.
John L. MacKinnon of Kincardine.
They all attended the Johnstone
Reunion at Brookside School, when
the descendants of the late James
and Mary Ann Johnstone held their
1st get together and enjoyed a
smorgasbord dinner at noon and
plans were made to make this an
annual event.
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the supper Anna Johnstone played
for a short sing song.
A vote of thanks to the ladies was
given by .Grace Campbell and the
response 'was made by Mrs.
Cooper, on behalf of the ladies.
Afterwards, the business was
discussed and Anna Johnstone
acted as chairlady for the meeting.
The secretary treasurer then read
the bowling report which was a
successful year.
Election of officers followed with
different things discussed for next
year.
President for.the bowling is Mrs. li
Margaret MacDonald; 1st vice
president, Mrs. Anna Johnstone;
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LUCKNOW LAWN
BOWLING GREENS
- ARE OPENING
Monday, May 23
WITH A
POT LUCK SUPPER
AT S P.M.
Weather permitting bowling will commence at 3 p.m.
All members, new and interested members and Senior Citizens
are invited.
executive committee is as follows,
Harry Lavis', Mrs. Wilbur Brown,
Spence Irwin, Mrs. Grace Gibson.
Presentations were then made.
The Henderson Trophy was pres-
ented by Mrs. Jardine to the high
season's team, The Blues, with
captain Anna Dexter and her team.
A very fitting poem was written
and read by Mrs. Jardine.
Playoff trophy to the high playoff
team was made by Edna Ross to
the Greens, captain Walter and his
team. Mrs.. Ross Said it was a
shame Mrs. McKim could not stay
to be presented with the trophy '
with her team as she was the
backbone .of that team.
Men's high single was Harry
Lavis with a score of 340, presented
by Mae MacDonald.,
Ladies' high single was Elleda
Wightman with a score of 272
presented by Anna' Dexter.
Ladies' high double was Anna
Johnstone, scoring 463, presented
by Walter Dexter.
Men's high double winner was
Spence Irwin, runner up, with a
score of 391.
Most improved man bowler was
Pharis Mathers, presented by
Margaret MacDonald; most im-
proved lady bowler was Mrs.
VanOsch, presented by Al Irwin.
Mr. VanOsch received her gift as
she was not well and could not
attend.
, The program committee then
took over and 8 tables of cards were
played. Winners we're high lady,
Mrs. Olive Stanley; high man, Les
Purvis; 'low lady. Mrs. Ethel
Rutherford; low man, Harry Lavis.
A very enjoyable evening was
enjoyed by all present. Hope to see
everyone next year and congratu-
lations to- the winning teams. We
will be trying hard next year from
the captain of the Red. A lovely
summer to one and all. See you in
September. Good Luck.
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fitness. In your heart you know it's right.
BROOKSIDE
HAPPENINGS
On Wednesday evening Mrs:
Blanchette's class, under the
direction of Mr. D. Cameron
presented a number at the South
Huron Music Night at. Goderich
Collegiate Institute.
Mrs. Betty Swales of Midland
and Mrs. Charlene Bullock of
Penetang spent Thursday after-
noon and Friday morning at
Brookside speaking to ,the grades
6-8 on New France, Huron Mis-
sions and the Huron Indians. Much
interesting extra information 'about
these topics was gained from their
talks and from the artifacts they
brought with them.
Intramural baseball started this
week at Brookside. Scores were as
follows: Grades 7 and 8, May 10,
Firebirds 7, Runners 4; Grand
Slammers 2, Ex Pros 5;' Killers 0,
Strikers 6; Home Runners 7, Foxy
Ladies 2. May 11, Swingers 4,
Sluggers 2; Cool Catchers 19, Jets
0; Champs 5," SmasherS 8; Home
Runners 8, Foxy Ladies 6. May 12,
Firebirds 0, Swingers 5; Grand
Slammers 6, Cool Catchers 6;
Killers 9, champs 2. May 13,
Runners 0, Sluggers 2; Ex Pros 10,
Jets 5; Stealers 2, Smashers 1.
Nurses from the Huron County
Health Unit made a presentation to
Mr. Hazlitt's Grade 6 class on
Decision Making last Thursday
afternoon.