The Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-05-13, Page 19Revenge,
how
swept..
ftis.
Winners of the revenge
tournament who won the
right to pie the coach
were: David Gillespie,
Jody Muton, Richard
Elliott, Curtis Dyk, Tara
Crawford, Jessica Steffler,
Amanda King, Matthew
Stewart, Jordan Crawford
and Doze' Archer. •
The "'IBC Bowl Binge
winners were Marlene
Johnston, Kevin, Finnigan,
Jody Machan, Matthew
Stewart, 'Daniel Evans and,
Jordan Crawford.•
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These young bowlers
have been members of
the local YGG league
for fiver year* nqw,
ORO row,- from the left,
Patrick. Ritchie, David.
Gillespie, Kevin
Finnigan, Matthew
Stewart Front .row;
Grace Finnigan-, Vicki
King, Amanda King,'
%Jennifer Beyersbergen,
Absent: Michael Hofer,
Whitney Taylor, Paula:
Taylor and Angie
Gillespie. (Helon, photo)
1030 coach. Eric Taylor took it all in the face last.
Saturday as winners of the revenge tournament
•had the privilege of ploing the coach. Some af.
the aims were a little oft but enough winners
made their one shot count. It was a little differ,
ent than bowing. (Heim photo)
EIIiott.s IicbAuction safe
• by Edam l•Hnidenby
-On Monday last week a
targe•.farni auction Was
held • at Holyrood for
Elwood and. Wilma. -Elliott.
They, have sold their fann
to Rick Smith of Huron.
Township:
'We're pleased to report
that Edbert Eashell is
home. from Kinoardine.
'Hospital.
Mother's Day visitors
with the Barr family wets •
their children "a &their
families and: potty -
Hamilton of • St;.
Catharines. Betty and. Joan:
and ,visited .visited, with..
their Mother Janie
Haniilton. at Pinecrest,
Kink,ugh Presbyterian
services were conducted
by .Rev, John Neilsen.
Dana Roberta Gowland,
daughter of Robert and
Anne ou an ' , was ' ap!^
tized.and welcomed .into
the church family;
Next Sunday's services
will .4e conducted by Don
Vain
The ladies of the cow.
gregation; travelled ' to
IJelmore Monday evening
for the Spring Presbyterial
for Maitland, -
Lucknow. 'People travelling
Visit wil
*. from daps 1 weekend of May 2 and 3
a remennbrance; Chosen at • whale. attending the wedgy
raidam vr'rzre lois,
Ctrnnirighatn Doreen ditgg of Sandy Goslin,
� •
avvlor, thanks- ,to, Mai is gosltn' of Comi;ler, f McCormick,
and Mildred daughter of$ob and Linda
Parks.. Candle .lighted tnobiler friends).
County Road:1 on the
weekend were able .to
enjoy the pleasant flower,
show' outside H:olyrood.
Store. • •
On Monday, Jack and,.
Joan Barr,.Doris Bushell
of Wingham and Sharon.
Brooks of Listowel trav-
elled
ravelled to. $unede to visit.
with Aunt Wiilnifred
Percy, *
Kinlough .Pentecostal•
Church had Rev. Jeff West
from International
Evangelists, • ,as; their
I #r O's »ay spe er His
message was th*;Triumph
of a MAther's Faith. Each
mother in attendance was•.
presented wit}} a; "special
gift, •
birthday eak aiad .song, Ken,and Annn,.Jessop,
• greeted Clarence Allin Roto Devon, Ea land, are
vel .Q$C bir-ti10.4- ill, as-IVtay
visicing thetr�:dnlxt r„
4 and Reeky Culbert's an . Annanda : and ug
. K.en
May 7: , • , MaeAdatiit. and : farnily
• Harold and Helen
Errington had AGeasion to
visit Rev. Bob Roberts and
Karen in Windsor, the,
Nicola, , Catherine and
Christopher
They , are really enjoy-
ing the beautiful Weather
here in Ontario.
Ken:is. still .Waiting, tb
sae a.. traffic., jam, in,
Dungannon, but he doesn't
think he will see On. In
•
eotnparison, English trat-
.txcis bumper to bumpers
'he..Jessops spent a
morning;.: at Brooksid
Pubtrc-Sc'Ttooi=nd 'were
very impressed •with staff
attd students.
They would like to
send a special thank you
to' Lois Tebbutt for the
informative tour. (submit-
ted by Kelly' Brindley).
l"ndividual trophy: winners in the. 1991/98 Yac .
• bowling league are back row: Bantams ,Anion .
Ritchie,. .HAI Greg Seyersbergen, HS; Rachel
Elliott, HS; Vicki. King, HD. Centre:" Pee Wees
Daniel Evans, most improved. Grace. Finnigan,
HD;. Bocce King HS. Front. row:' Smurfs -; Nicole
Beyersbergen, HA; Patricia Wall, ' most
improved; end Tyler Page,. HS. Absent; Nicole
Berry,, HS;. San ry,'H .Toa eph Archer,. HR.
and:Je�l� ie.: Son" RGt lrnprovMt# ' (Haim
photo)
owls for
Auden i
ventures.
Starting .your own bust.
nesses i,s.,appealing to
some,,.nder the Student,
Venture: Leans program,
students aged' 1.5 to -29,
returning to school and:
interested in creating their
own. business,'; can. apply
. far a lean. up. to -.'$3 4Q"0.
0 . A ricultura1 ventures' are
aiso'eligible.'
Businesses may run
front April t to Deo. 21.-•
Interest rates,are based on
pintos plus one per cent.
The, application:form is
• a simplified business plan
Which -requires people to
record projected, income
and- expenses, market
potential, advertising 'and
promotion and,tiilaneing.
Call OMAFIA for
more details,' •':'
��:dent wage asss��.nGe
availabl,� �`or e _
•
The Sun -liner Jobs
Service progragn will pro-
vide a wage assistance of
$2 per hour for each job.
that is created by all busi-
ness sector.sin rural.
Ontario rneluding agrieul-.
tore, agri-food businesses,
food processing business-
cs, construction,:rota i1,
nonwprotit and rural ",com-
munity organizations. and
mun4ipalitlCs:
Employers must be
operating and offering a;
jQ,b „Ontario and not be
directly related to, "the per-
son., (ie - children,spou;~e,
brother", sister). have
Workplace Safety .and
Insurance- coverage and
third party liability and
comply, with the Minimum
'age requirements,,
Youth betwoon 15 to, 24
years of age, or up to 29 if
disabled and .aro planning
to return tosohool in the
fall, . tire el gi#rle, The err
gram pro'v des ht♦ $2'.per
oyers
r
flour ,age subsidy up. ta' 35
hours per week, for a total
of 16 weeks between May
and September
This prclgr<iis a com-
bination of 'others offered
by, several ministries. In
Brace County, .the
Ministry of Agriculture,
Food and. Rural: Affairs
will be the lead ministry.
Contact your ° total
()MAMA office for mor
information and forms,
i pu i4 .y dight To deter-
Ingle the playoff winner in
this league,. the.Peeaans and
Flintstones, tied at 15
points, had to. have a roll;
off„The pecans ended
with •a +144 to take the
playoff and the Fltntstones
ended with -4 in•the roll
off, to capture.. second
spot, Other team place -
meats for the playoffs
were Bubble Gum. Bads
1.2;, Trion Kings 1.1; ..
Looney' Tunes ' 6 and
Barnuts 3. HS'and .HT.-.
Anita Elliott 235, S8&
Eric. Taylor 289, 728. `.
2004. gagnes; Rob Beirtnes•
213, Ross LeW$s .202,. 209,:
Dave Humphrey 220, 210, -
Harold Elliott 219, Eric;
Taylor 220, 237, 2$9, Joann
Van l iepdrk
Grace Finnigan 225, •
Wendy. Ritc0e'203, Anita.
Blliott'233 Jason Stet ler`
204 f.
Individual trophy winners .In. the 1991198 .YBC
bowling. league are back row: Seniors: D.J.
Haldenby, HS; Patrick Ritchie, HT; Marlene
Johnston, HA and Bowler of the Year; Jessica
Steffler, most improved. Front row: Aaron
Ritchie, HS; Samantha Dyk, Bowler of the Veen,
Richard Elliott, HA; 4onnlfer Beyersbergen, HS. •
Absent; 11 ltitney Taylor, HT; Greg Archer,' HT;-
Michael-
T, -
Michael Hofer, most improved; Paula Taylor,
HS, (Heim photo)
he L' ucknow t,"egio
art -League eague recenti
tresented the Leis
with; a. cheque, for $$5':
designated for th
building fund to rano;
vete the Jubilee Roo
floor. Pictured: aro da
loaguo presidents Ton
Wartnaby (lett) and Eri
Haldeatt y• (right) hand
ing over the cheque t •
Legion President; E,•.
Ryon°. (1 o.subtuitted)