The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-10-18, Page 901111,11NG
'Towas:andi Country
Ann Anderson tolled high for .the ladies
with singles _of .204 and M. Her double .of
394 was Ugh.
For the men Ian Dougherty was :high
with singles of 2.51sand 164, .for a double
415.
Games 156 and over: Fern McDonald
195, 165, Mable Whitby 184, 154, -Harold
Campbell 177, Len MoDonald 170, Jack
Conley 166, 162, 'Kay Crawford :167, 163,
Joyce Swan 200, .167, Dorothy:Brown 169,
-Lloyd McDougall 166, .Bill lifultiriks 165,
Bill Burton 165, Fraser McKinnon 166,
155, Don McCormick 152.
Teamstandings: Tulips 11, Daffodils 10,
P.ansies 7, Hyacinths 6, Crocuses 6,
Snowdrops 5.
Monday Night Mixed
:Eric -Taylor 'captured the mera's high
single and triple with 305 and '754
respectively.
Shard Webb _Ziegler was hot for the
ladies with a 242 -single and 616 triple.
Games over 200: Eric Taylor 305, 220,
229, Dwayne Ziegler :220, Torn Gilmore
224, John Vandiepan 240, 220, Merle
Rhody 214, Shani Webb _Ziegler 249,, Fred
deGoer 225, Barb Jardine 209, 220.
Wednesday Night Mixed Couples
Gerald .Rhody .is back into the swing of
things rolling a '235 single and 633 triple
for the men.
Barb Tyler's 215 took the ladies single
and Mary Phillips captured the .triple
with a 538.
Games over .200: Mary Phillips 201,
Barb Tyler 215, Allan Hackett 225, Gerald
Rhody 236, 230, Steve Van Osch 207, Nic
Beyersbergen 213.
Team, standings: Tigers .26, Squirrels
25, Wolverines 24, Kangaroos 23, Chip -
=mks 19, Gophers 9.
Gilchrist - :Miff
llankosiving t.setting lin St. John's
Alcan 'Church, :_Ancaster „was where
waddthg ',vows were exchanged -between
(Murray ..laam 'Gilchrist:and -Carolyn ,,,Aane
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.4136 7pano -Their ,lparents Jere Bab .and
June ..11311christ, Bit 5, ,Lacknow Mid Arin-
=cent andlanet "Duff, Dundas.,Atteadants
*7 the bride mere her :friends, Nancy
achiltor, 'Christine Mestgie ,and ,SandA
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The
groom' s „attendants . were John Duff,
brollter lof :the bride, .7.pale And Dani
'Gilchrist, %brothers fa thelgroine.iBrathey
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bearer.. Archtleaconitoltert a.C..Gr4gg
heisted .at :the :Amble dug ceremony
assisted by :the bride's .Grodiather,
Charles C. Stirling. Mail.ue Gitabrit
,was the ,;soloistaccomptudedowthe lemon
'by ..flugh „Rutherford. 'Two limousines
.were,•=waitittgat Abe 'Citurch.lto carry ,.the
-weddingspartYstolhe.iSoottisehllite 'Club
where ':Ahe .:reception .billowed. .Michael
,olch.uston, -Taranto was Amster of
ereatonies. UouourelI ,guests were the
grandmothers •tof :the twodthug
Mrs. ewart Auld
and the tbide's ;.-great .iaunt ...and Allele
'Charles sud-,Olive TOIL Qouneeliout :wit 0
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from. Vonneeticat, lar,onto, „London,
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Kinettes mise .over
$1.500 for OF
Ths.huelmov and District Kinettes held
their first ever OF 'Toll on October 6 and
collected over 1;500.00 to help in the
fight 'against Cystic Fibrosis.
'The Kinsmen and Kinette clubs across
Canals! .back CF as their -major 'fund-
raising effort. Cystic 'Fibrosis _affects `_ths
lungs, pancreas and sweat -glands -making
breathing and .digestion crhe
disease lis caused 'when a child inherfts
the CF gene from both parents, but it
has not been _known exactly what the
molecular [defect in the gene 7was. One in
20 people are carriers the gene. If both
parents are .carriers, the chance of the
child having QF is mein 'four. There has
never been -a way to know if you are a
carrier or not.
In -September .a major breakthrough
was announced by :the .1iospital for Sick
Children in Toronto and Howard 'Hughes
Medical Institute at the University .of
Michigan, the :discovery of the defective
gene which causes cystic :fibrosis. Dr.
Lap-Chee TSII, a geneticist at Sick Kids
and Dr. Francis Collins of the Michigan
.Institute have :been credited 'with this
breakthrough. There is still a lot of
research to be done and the battle to
:bring this -disease under 'centre' is :far
from over but for Cie :sufferers there is
a glimmer of hope at the end of the
tunnel.
Lveknow Sentinel, Wednesday, .0etober 189 1189 :Pap
Trinity Fast -Food .Pryers
The third meeting of Trinity Past Food
Pryers was held at the home of Hazel
Hackett on October 3, with all members
present.
At the meeting members discussed food
left overs and what to do -with them. Piz-
za Style frittata, grape ,spinzter, meat
sauce and biscuits were made and en-
joyed by those present.
The fourth meeting of the Trinity Fast
Food Fryers was held at Connie 131ack2s.
Members talked about the different parts
of a microwave and made S'mores and
Spudwiesers. They were GOOD!
Whiteehnreh Snappy Sanekers
This 411 club is called Good Foods
Fast. The first irteeting was held on
September 18 at Betty Ross's home.
Members compared ingredients in the
different cereals on the market.
Nomination for offices resulted in the
following; president, Steve Rintoul; vice,
Maryon Dow; secretary, rotating
members; press reporter, Scott Rintoul.
The club has a total of nine -members.
Diane Ross made apple spice muffins.
The second meeting was held on
September 26 at the home of Kathleen
Elliott and members decided on their
name, Whitechurch Snappy Snackers.
After the 410 pledge ..a comparison was
made on preparing tea biscuits -ming dif-
ferent bought mixes and homemade mix
These were judged by the members for
colour and taste.
Pancakes and pizza were made from
MIR prepared by Kathleen Elliott.
Donnybrook 411
At the last meeting of the Donnybrook
4E meeting members answered questions
and attended to their home actitivies.
This week the members had Parmesian
Chicken, Rice Pudding, Bunwich Grape
Spritzer, Garlic Bread, Chili, Strawberry
Sundae Topping, Butterscotch Sauce and
Hot Fudge Sauce.
On November 1 a nutritionist is coining
to Donnybrook Church and is showing
some nutritional snacks.
Snappy Snackers
and Energy Waste Nots
The Snappy Snackers and the Energy
Wastenots met October 9 at the home of
the leader Lynda Thacker. The Snackers
made scones which everyone -enjoyed and
discussed hot spots in the microwave.
The Waste Nots discussed how to stop
drafts in their homes.
The next meeting is October 18.
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