The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-02-01, Page 9BOWLING
outh bowling club
Good scores: Shawn McEwan 227, 154;
cote Allen ,180,171; Jodi Hackett 153, Jason
tanley 167,. Steven • M,eEwan 187, .Paul Helm
73, 151; Luke cran$li<on 2.11, 1#71 161,; Leslie
ivingston 156, David Elliott 184,. '157, 157..
Standings: Tigers 195%, W.elverines 177,
ontiacs 167*72, Bears 161, Cheetas .157%,
ougars 147%. _ °
own & Country leagi
Isobel Miller had high single for the ladies
th 182. The doublewent to K McCormick
'th 31.6.
High single for the men was Roy Charles
th 146; " Lloyd McDougall had high double
th' 276.
Team standings: Violets 45, Greens 43,
lues 36, Yellows 36, Oranges 36, Reds 28.
adies\MOnday league
Mary Cleland bowled the high single with
289.
Mary Cleland bowled the high triple with
637.
Games; of 200 and over:. Pat Livingston
34, Grace Elliott 228, Barb Ross 201, 249,
Annette Lebreton 21.9, . Mary Cleland 289.
Team points and ' standings: Mexico 2,
631/%; Scotland 4, 49; China 5, 70%; Holland
5, 72; U.S.A. 2, 62; Canada 3, 61.
Kinloss mixed league
Ladies high, Val Matthews with,a single of
207 and a triple of 544.
Ladies 200 and over; Val Matthews .208,
Yvonne H artemink 206.
Men's' high , single, Norm Bolt . with 258
and high' triple, Bob Campbell with 646.
Men 200 and over: Norm Bolt 258, Jake.
Conley .244, Bob, Campbell .239, 234, Bill
Purdon 208.
Team points and standings: Kings 0, 64;
Pippins 7, 60; Snows 7, ,56; Wealthys 0, 55;
Macs 2, 42; Spys 5, 38.
Ladies Thursday league
Gerda's Bananas 5, 74%; Wilma's
Pineapples 7,° 71; Shirley's' ,Grapefruit 5,
691/2; Chris' . Apples 2, 61'; Lois' Oranges 2,
59; Barb's Grapes 0, 45.
High triple, Marie Scott 630. High . single
Judy de Boer 2.40.
Games over 200: Nikki Exel 201, Shirley
Allan 210, Gerda de Jong 217, Marj
Sackrider 218, Wilma Elliott 221, Marg
Wilson. 219, 228, Marie Scott 224, 236;
Dianne Wall 237, Judy de Boer 240:
ttend volleyball tournament
By Brenda Gibson
and Bonnie Henderson
Kindergarten registration will be held on
ebriiary 10. Parents are askedto call the
hool if they would like an appointment.
On Wednesday there was a Mini, Volley -
1 TournaMent
olley-1.Tournanent in which Brookside,:, Kings-
dge, East Wawanosh and Lucknow, partic-
ated. At the end of the games, 'the winners
ere East Wawanosh boys and Kingsbridge
rls.
The students, went skating in. Lucknow on
ridgy.
Grade 1.made cookies; .on .Friday: There
as a delicious aroma, coming down the hall
I morning: .
On Friday the senior girls and boys and
e junior team and the'staff. had a friendly
lt's.aboy!"
NRY Mr. and Mrs. James Henry of
yth are pleased to' announce the arrival of
eir son, Shaun Patrick, 9 lbs. 9 oz., a
other for ' Michael ' and ' Andrea, at
inghatn and District Hospital on January
1984.
rinity ladies
ttend Presbytery
By Betty Ritchie
Evelyn Hackett, Marian Zinn and Hannie
ott attended the annual U.C.W. Presby-
rial meeting 'in Stratford on Monday.
Susan Irvin of Wallaceburg and Alex Irvin.
Listowel spent last - weekend with their
rents, Russell and Lillian Irvin.
Janet Wilkins, Laura and Adam spent a
w days last week with her parents, Evan
d Jean Hoffman 'of . Burlington. Laura
ayed with her grandparents for a longer
sit, returning home Saturday.
Jim and Isabel Hunter spent the weekend
Barrie with their daughter, Wanda and
ek Miller.
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nd Tiverton, because their calculations
ere based' on serving four towns. He is
nfident that their application will be
ccepted.
"1'm as confident as I can be," he said.
alden said that Kincardineis closer to
ucknow and Teeswater than the competing
rms and "could provide faster service. The
cal company has promised it would hire an
xtra serviceman.
Walden expects a decision from the CRTC
April or May. The system would take "six
eight months" to build. .
R'OOKSHJE
BROADCAST
game of volleyball. ' Unfortunately " the
4eachers won.
Mrs. Graham's class is making marionet-
tes and are writing plays forthe puppets.
Carl Fisher of Toronto, who is a Katimavik
participant in Goderich, was helping in Mrs.
Carroll's -class for . the past two weeks.
Kindergarten are making paper chains for
Valentina. They are learning to sequence
colours.
On Wednesday the. Goalgetters and
Whompers played hockey- iii .which the
Goalgetters won 5 to 2.
It's at girl!
BURT- To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burt on
January 23, .1984, a daughter, Jennifer
Elizabeth, 6 lbs. 4 oz., a sister for' Andy.
Grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Cornish, R. 4, Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Burt, R. 3, Holyrood.
Kingsbridge
Kapers
By Lisa Card, MaureenO.tapleton
and Colleen Van Osch
• Since the beginning of the new year, St.
Joseph's School at Kingsbridge has been
involved in many happenings.
On January 5, the Grade 7 and 8 class
invited Brookside Public School • to
Kingsbridge ' for a volley ball game. The
Kingsbridge girls' team won two out of three
games while the bbys were defeated in two
games straight.
The Huron County library donated two
new sets of encyclopedias to the school
library. Kingsbridge has also opened a
branch of the Huron County Public Library
System, which is now open every Monday
from 3-8p.m.
The Kindergarten and Grade 1 class
celebrated the January birthdays. They will
also be going to a toboggan party at the farm
of Ross Eedy, with the Grade 2 and 3 class.
In houseleagues, the juniors are praying
skittle ball while the ' seniors are beginning
basketball. •
On January 24' the Grade 7 and 8 class
travelled to Brookside to compete in a mini
volleyball tournament. Schools which 'took
part were East Wawanosh, Lucknow Public,
Brookside ' and Kingsbridge. The
Kingsbridge boys' team was defeated by the
East Wawanosh and Brookside teams which
left, them in third position with East
Wawanosh in first.
The girls' team was very successful that
day and defeated all teams to win the title.
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