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Ileac Ili--Larknew Sentinel, Wednesday, April Il, 1979
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LUCKNOW-DUNGANNON
PLAYOFFS
Ladies high single, Audrey
Durnin 231. Ladies high
triple, Elaine Steer 619.
Ladies over 225: Audrey
Durnin 231, Elaine Steer 225.
Men's high single and
high triple, Harvey Culbert
with 324 and 741.
Men over 250: Hary Cul-
bert 324, Keith Tyler 292,
Jelle de Jong 285, Ron Dur-
nin 279, Lorne Cook 273,
Clarence Greer 255, Ron
Stanley 251.
Team points: Chipmunks
0, Foxes 3, Tigers 0, Gophers
7, Zebras 7, Polecats 7,
Squirrels 7, Cubs 0, Lions '4,
Coons 0, Wolverines 0, Kan-
garoos 7.
Standings: Group "A",
Kangaroos 26, Polecats 16,
Tigers 14, Lions 13, Cubs 12,
Foxes 3.
Group "'B", Zebras 21,
Gophers 17, Squirrels 14,
Chipmunks 11, .Coons 11,
Wolverines 10.
MEN'S BOWLING
High single, Ron Elliott
277. High triple, Jim Bain
731.
Games over 225: Ron
Elliott 277. Jim Bain 276,
241, Brian n Stewart 259, Bob
Cranston 252, Ken'. Adams
241, Gordon Fisher 234, Ron
Stanley 233, 232, Gerry Ross
228..
Team points: Olds 3, Fords
7. Mustangs 3, Dodges 0,
Pontiacs 4,. Buicks 4.
Team' Standings: Olds 103,
Fords 107, Mustangs 109,
Dodges 88, ' Pontiacs 85,
Buicks 117.
LADIES 9 O'CLOCK
BOWLING •'
High single, Dianne'Carter
314. Hightriple, Kay Craw-
ford 633. .
Games over 200: Dianne
Carter 314, Kay Crawford
220, 213, 200, Joanne Searle
275, 2081k Sharon Petteplace.
210, 209, Chris. Sticklend
206.
Team points: Robins 0,
Doves 7, Cardinals 5, Canar-
ies 2, Orioles 0, •Bluejays 7.
Team standings: Doves 12,
Cardinals 10, Bluejays 9,
Canaries 7, Orioles 2, Robins
2.
LADIES 6:30 P.M.
BOWLING
Pat Livingston bowled the
high single with a 306.
Anne Anderson bowled
the high triple with a 726.
Games of 200 and over:
Pat Livingston 306, Anne
Anderson 277, 227; 222,
Bertha))' Olson 283, Evelyn
Henderson 279,. Betty Finlay-
son 215, Roberta Whytock
233, 212, Kathleen .MacDon-
ald 200, Linda Culbert 207.
Team points: Pat Living-
ston's Sundrops 15, Grace
Elliott's--Bluebells 15, Jean
Phillips' Poppies 12, Joan
Livingston's ' Trilliums 9,
Dorothy Bain's . Cosmos 7,
Carol Adams' Camellias 5.
Team standings: Trilliums
: 38, Poppies 34'/x, Sundrops
33, Bluebells 32'/x, Camellias
26, Cosmos 25.
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KINLOSS MIXED
• BOWLING
High man. was Evan Keith
with a single of 260 and a
triple of 640.
Men '200 and over: Evan
Keith 260, Bill Hunter 239,
Je11e de Jong 229, Harry
Laois 227, 208, Jim Lavis
213, Harold Campbell • 206,
Hank llartemink 206.
Ladies high single Beryl
Hunter with 214. High triple
Beryl Hunter and Betty Lou
Dalton each with 516.
Team points: Kings 5,
Snows 2, Wealthys 5, Spys 4,
Macs 3, Pippins- 2. •
Team standings: Pippins
9, Wealthys 9, Kings 7,
SnowC7, Spys- 7, Macs 3.
, Next bowling date is Wed-
nesday, April 18.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY
BOWLING
Isobel Tiffin had high
score for the ladies with
'single of 193 and double of
371.
High for the menwent to'
Harry Lavis with single of
238 and double of 410.
Team points: Reds 4,
Oranges . 3, Yellows 1,
Greens' 0, .Blues 2, Violets 5.
Kingsbridge
Kurriculum
:Observe Palm Sunday
DUNGANNON
, UNITED CHURCH
Palm Sunday was observ-
ed with special prayers and
the anthem by the choir,
"Blessed Redeemer".
Rev. C. G. Westhaver
spoke on, "The Silences of
Christ dealing with
Christ's silence in the face of
questioning by the High
Priest, Pilote and Herod on
the night of his betrayal and
-capture. He knew communi-
cation had broken down and
words would accomplish
nothing so He remained
silent, "and they marvelled
at his silence".
The Sunday School child-
ren and teachers received an
African Palm Cross present-
ed by Rev. Westhaver as a
Palm Sunday gift. These
crosses are made in seven
mud villages in the Masasi
area of Tanzania on Africa's
east coast. They're manufac-
ture from dried palm leaves
helps to provide community
servicessuch as schools and
public health clinics among a
family people whose yearly
income is about $55.00 (in
our money). ,
Wayne Snyder was induct
Montreal,
August 24-25-26 1979
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The Grade 3 students
made their first Confession
on Sunday, April 1st in St,
Augustine Church. Father
Dentinger administered the
Sacrament before Mass.
During • Mass the children
were each given . a candle
with their names on it. The.
children who received ' the
sacrament are: Lisa Durnin,
Lisa Card, Armand Forgett,
Billy .Kinahan, Colleen Van
Osch, Sean Wilson, Maureen
Stapleton, Ronald Plass-
chaert, Mary Anne Franken.' '
Mrs. McDonagh has .pick-
ed.the junior girl's floor
hockey team. They all
practising hard. The Grade 7
and 8s have started :their
IMPACT program. In the
house leagues, Toronto is
still leading with 271, points.
There was another P.A.
Day on Monday, April 2nd.
Mrs. O'Keefe and Mrs. Eedy
were at Kinkora for Social.
and Environmental studies
and science. Mr. Zyluk was
part of a team presenting the
program. Mrs. Park was at
the music meeting in Dublin,
where the . music teachers
prepared a presentation for
the other teachers for June
4th, Mrs. McDonagh was at ..
St. Cohimban for -history,
. geography and the English
curriculum. On April, 12th
Mrs. Park was at a music
meeting.
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ed ass an elder in a brief
induction service, before the
congregation followed'' -by a
handshake from the minister
and members of the session.
The final confirmation
class was held on Sunday
• evening in preparation for
joining the church on Easter
Sunday.
The first meeting of the
Bible Study group was held,
on Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Park.
Invitations to the U.C.W.
members to attend" Easter
Thankoffering meetings have
been extended to Trinity,
Ashfield on April 22, evening
with Rev. Hummel as guest
speaker on China; and to
Auburn on April 22, the
same.. evening with Donald
Jardine as speaker on the
Retarded Child.
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
CHURCH.
On Thursday eveningof
the past week, som 25 ladies
from Zurich joined in a time
of profitable fellowship.
Norma Martin led the,µtmeet-
ing calling on Ruth Johnston
to lead in the singing of a few
hymns. Florence Frey then
gave a brief devotional mes-
sage. This was followed by a
slide presentation by Marion
Lawrence who gave an illus-
trated talk:on the work of her
son, Marshall., who is in
linguistic work • in Papua,
New Guinea.. The meeting
closed with a time of refresh-
ments and visitation in the
basement of the church.
On Palm Sunday, four
young people received 'Be-
lievers Baptism'. They were
Ray Martin, Kathy Metzger,
Paul Strong and Betty Wag-
ler. Pastor ,Lawrence's mes-
sage was taken from Exodus
15:14, where the Lord said
unto Moses. "speak unto the
children of Israel that they go
forward" challenging not
only the new members of the
church but eachmember to
"go forward" in his or her
Christian life.
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