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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-05-10, Page 18PaBe 18—Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 10, 1978 The Crickets of the 6.30 bowling league received the Bud Hamilton trophy as the winning team of the regular season at the league banquet on May 2. The team 'includes front row, left to right: Belle "Crickets" of '6:30 The Ladies' 6.30 Bowling League held their annual banquet and social evening at the Angli- can Parish Hall at 7 p.m., Tuesday, May 2nd. Each lady received mugs and pens from their league and novelties donated by Charmans, Bainsy Bank of Montreal and Kemps' General Store. A, short business meeting was held with president, Bernice Kemp presiding. The treasurer's i report was read by Joyce Adam- son. Jessie Joynt made the motion that the executive serve another year. Officers are presid- ent, Bernice/Ke'mp; • vice presid- ent, Pat Livingston; treasurer, Joyce Adamson and secretary, Isabel Miller. The presentation of trophies, and gifts was conducted by vice president Pat Livingston with, Joyce Adamson and Isabel Miller assisting. Mole, Liella Finlayson [former bowler], Norma McDonagh, Joyce Adamson, Nancy Brooks, Linda Andrew, Carol Adams, Pat Livingston, Janet McPherson, [Absent, Edna MacDonald]. [Sentinel staff photo] league win season The winning team of the presented to each by • different regular season's bowling was the bowlers from each team. Bernice Crickets and the Captain Pat Kemp won the high average with _ Livingston was presented the Bud . 179. Jessie Joynt won the high single with 314. Dorothy Bain won the high triple with 727. Jessie Joynt won the high single with handicap with 375. Pat Livingston won the high triple with handicap with 877. Joan Courtney won the most improved bowler with 24 pins above her last year average. Hamilton trophy by Isabel Miller. The team members were Pat `'Livingston, Joyce Adamson, Nan- cy Brooks, Norma McDonagh, Janet McPherson, Edna MacDon- ald, Linda Andrew, Belle Mole and Carol Adams. The season's trophies were won by the following and Give Mom the lasting gift Give her jewellery See our large selection We would be pleased to assist you Schmid'S JEWECHINA AND OWNERS - W. JOS. AND DEAN E. AGNEW PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW • 9:00 bowling hold banquet The Ladies' 9 O'clock, Bowling League held their banquet on Monday, May 1, in the Anglican Church Hall. President Kay Crawford greet- ed the ladies and Anna Johnstone led in singing the Grace. Following a delicious turkey dinner enjoyed by 46 members of the league, Barb Helm thanked the Anglican Ladies. Team trophies were presented to the Cardinals who were season champions by president, Kay Crawford and treasurer, Anne Anderson. The Cardinals team members were, captain Dianne Carter, Linda Sticklend, Chris Sticklend, Pat Grazier, Barbara Helm, Tena Gardner, Bertha Whitcroft and Muriel Ritchie. Linda Sticklend and Muriel Ritchie presented the Bluejays with the Playoff trophies: Bluejay captain, Joanne Searle, Kay Crawford, Anna Johnstone, Mary Lou Raynard, Marjorie Thomp- son, Mary -Jo Cowan, Betty Smith and Lorna Button. Merle Rhody and Dianne Carter tied with a high average of 186 and each received an award. CONTINUED ON PAGE 19 trophy The winning team in the playoffs was the Beetles and were presented with trophies by Pat, Joyce and Isabel. The team members are Captain, Joan Livingston, ° Fern MacDonald, Belle Herbert, Marion MacKin- non, Lois McIntosh, Joan Court- ney, Annie Gaunt, Elaine Steer and Tillie Hackett. The Playoff trophies were won by the following: Bernice Kemp won the high single with 277. Pat Livingston won. the high triple with 688. Carol Adams won the high single with handicap with 317. Marion MacKinnon won the high triple with handicap with 826. • A new presentation was added this year, the presenting of Ontario Bowlers Congress bowl- ing glasses; you received a glass for each game you bowled during the year over 225, 240 or 250, it depended on your average. For games 225 and up, Kathleen MacDonald 2; Evelyn Smith - 2; Millie Cameron - 2; Joan Robinson -1; Helen Riegling - 1; Henri,•tta Mann - 1; and Carol Adams 1 . For games over 240, Fern MacDonald - 6, Nancy Brooks 3, Marion MacKinnon - 1. For games over 250, Bernice Kemp - 5, Pat Livingston - 3, Irene Markham - 2, Dorothy Bain - 1, Jessie Joynt - 1, Jean Phillips - 1, Grace Elliott = 1. There was only one glass given for a triple over 725 and that was to Dorothy Bain. Joan Courtney and Linda Andrew and their expectant babies were presented with gifts by Joyce Adamson on behalf of the 6.30 bowling league. There were lucky 13 door prizes th,t were won by Henrietta (Mann, Mildred Hogan, Fern MacDonald, Marion MacKinnon, Tillie Hackett, Bernice Kemp, Ena Henderson, Evelyn Smith, Marion Campbell, Pat Holloway, Bertha Olson, Lois McIntosh and Dorothy Bain. Annie Gaunt expressed appre- ciation to the executive for their fine work they had done over the past year and wished the best to them for the next seaon. The evening concluded with the playing of Court Whist with Ena Henderson and Evelyn Smith winning the high prizes and Joyce Adamson" and Joan Livingston winning the low.