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The final Club Bonspiel..was 'held
by the Lucknow Curling Club on
Thursday of last week and was
quite. successful • despite the fact"
that many members were unable
to. attend due to,other ,commit-
Ments.
The first place rink was skipped
in ' the' afternoon -by Blake Alton
".with Mrs,. Virden Mowbray, Glen
'Walden and .Mrs 'Henry MacKen-
zie. In the evening the ' regular
skip George Whitby played with
Mr's. Gordon' Finlayson, Blake: Al-
ton and Glen 'Walden
The • second place rink 'was skip-
ped. by. Blake ., Alton with Mrs.
Henry MacKenzie; Gordon ; Finlay-
sonson and ' Mrs. Torn Anderson,
Consolation 'prizes went to • the
rink skipped .by Frank • Alton with
Mrs. Harvey f•Touston,' Larry 'Salk-'
eld. and .Mrs.. "Harold Austin.
First prize . winners received - a
set 'of .old fashioned tumblers with.
a curling crest., Second prize win-
ners received a party. set .of' 4 oz .
'tumblers with curling • • figures.
.Consolation winners. received cur-
lers crying towels.
A •prize draw, set up:: in - 'the`
form of .a. dart board, ,'was won.
by;. lst,- Aleft Hackett, ' 1tassock;
2nd, . •Blake Alton, kitchen disposal
can; 3rd, `Glen Walden, step table. •
Thee season 'will ' end • with a
'social 'and : anntrah meeting . in the
town hall .this Saturday.
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TIMBER TIPS " -
In "Group. A" the . Lions held,
onto their lead when . they split
the points with the, ' Cubs. John
Park: rolled . a total: of . 683. pins.
Jack and 'Gwen Caesar had., a
'combined total of 1423 pins for the
Cubs. ,
Donald , and•'Alvin Hamilton led
the Squirrels;' to a 3 paint win
over the ; Tigers Bill Stewart had
656 for 'the: Tigers top . score.
The ',..Gophers ran rough:- shot
over the Beavers and held them
scoreless when Clarence 'Greer.
rolled : ,739 ,flat plus- 9 handicap
and : Anne Anderson had 667 plus
84. Cora • Thompson: and: Arnett«
Thompson had 673 " and 663 for ` the
Beavers. ,■
In : Group `.'.B" ''the Wolverines.
took a 4 point lead when ' they scor-
ed 3 pointsfrom the Coons. Barry
McDonagh was .high ,for' 'his `team.
Howard Agnew and Jane Tre-
leaven had top , honours. for the,
Coons with;scores of 652 and 642.
The Kangaroos 'downed the Chip-.
munks for .3. points with. Ray and
Betty Gannon . having' . a combined
total „of 1248 for. the Kangaroos
Frank Hawthorne was high for
the losers.
The'' Pole Cats held the Zebras
to 1 point. Bud, Hamilton topped
the Pole Cats ° with 677 flat plus
72 handicap and Mike Sanderson
rolled' 679 flat `.score. Stuart Jam-
ieson was •high for the 'Zebras with
661 flat 'plus 42 handicap ,for 703.
Standings:
:... , Group "A.,
Lions 9, Cubs 7, Gophers •7, Stluir-
rels 6, Beavers ,4; Tigers' 3:.
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Group B.. ,
Wolverines 10, Zebras 6, Coons, 6,
Pole Cats ':6, Kangaroos 5, Chip-
munks 3. •
ONTARIO
WEDNEWAY, APRIL isi, 1,64
Edge•YSilverwoods.
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On Friday night, last,. Silver- Silverwoods. edged, out Holyrood by •
wood's hockey team won the Luck- *the score of 9.7, The .scores. of
now and District Industrial Hoc- each of those: three games were
key League championship by de- 9-7 oddly enough. • Silverwoods
feating. Holyrdod Butchers 9 7 . In • sparked. by Garry Johnston and /
the t 'rd; , game .of toed c wd was pout fine tits wieam n, In this gar , ed to
inofattendance attendance . a gamepullIt .
• this: as was goal' for goal, and developed .
well as the other two games', in a hard hitting . game, 'with. "a
Tue'sda " ,Nights• Game - total of 30 penalties being. handed
Y out. Holyrood, '.;although defeated,;,
In the first game of the: finals, could not be counted. out until 'the
Silverwoods who finished second Just whistle endedthe game. Net
Jest ' in.' the standings and edged finders for Silverwoods were Gary
Port Albert out in the. semi-finals, Johnston with 6,. and singletons go,
defeated Holyrood 9-7 Silverwoods , ing to George . Hackett,, Jilin 'Wil-
win
il=win wasa combination of fine F son and. Barry McDonagh. Holy-
rood scorers were' Ron Graham
with 4 Doug Stanley: '2, and. Gary
Ritchie with a singleton.
team effort and determination.
Net finders for ' Silverwoods' were
Gary Johnston with . 3, closely, fol-
lowed by Barry' McDonagh with
2, and singletons going to George.
Hackett,' Frank Egan, Grant Chis-,
holm ' and, John Thomson.` Holy=,
rood goal -getters .were Ken . Hou-
ston. with 3, and Floyd . Stanley,
Ron Bushell, Ernest: Ackert and
Ron Graham each getting. singles.:
In this ,gamethere was 13 penal-
ties handed, out.
Wednesday Night's Game:
In Wednesday 'night's •, game
Holyrood behind by one, . "game,•
bounced back to win the game
by a score of 9-7. This , game was
fast, hard skating.;and• saw only
13 penalties,. handed out. Net find-
ers for Holyrood were :'Doug and
.Floyd Stanley getting 2 each, . and.
Ken Houston •with 2. Singletons:
went to Ron Bushell and Ron Gra-
ham. Silverwoods Marksmen .were
INDUSTRIAL ALL-STAR
HOCKEY TEAMS DRAW TIE,
On Monday night, as the Arena
schedule moved closer to its . final
day on Tuesday night, Lucknow
Industrial All -Stars tied . 6-6,.. in,
a hockey game against the "sup-
posedly" Kincardine Industrial
A11 -Stars:. , In the first .period Luck-,
now had the majority of play : and
at the.end'of the period were ahead
by 'a' score of 4-0. ,
The . second ' . . period however,
seemed as if Kincardine had iced
a entirely' new team, as they out -
skated, . out passed and out scored
Lucknow. At the end of the 2nd.
the score was 6'to '5 in favor of
Lucknow:. `•
The third period saw both teams
Garry.. .'Johnston with 3,. Frank playing ` excellent hockey, w i t h
Egan 2, and. Barry ; McDonagh and Kincardine edging out Lucknow in
Jinx Wilson with one apiece "goals -got", and ; were. able to tie
Friday Night's Game the . match at 6-6, • by the time
In the ' final game of ' ,the series . the final gong had ; went.. '
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LUCKNOW HIGH SCHOOL
CADET CORP SHOOTING
March 21- The Province. • of
Ontario Challenge Shield' 1964
Rifle Shooting'. Competition:
• Boys' - Percy .McClenaglian 90,
lamesac ons 90 Ross •
Hallam 91, Elliott Whitby •82,. Ken
Taylor 76. P (Average 85 .4•%�i • r
Girls - .' eggy Button 86, Joyce
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Thorburn ' 81,Heffernan Anne..Heff 81, ■
•Roseiriary Hogan 44; Pauline Wil-
dgen 50. (Average 68.4%) m
March) 23 - Recreational Shoot- :it
ing; . Target. -_• Roas Hallam 90,
Percy McClenaghan 87, Elliott'ni
Whitby 86, Peggy Button 84, Anne • .
Heffernan 81,.. Roy Button 80, He
Jim D. `MacDonald 79, Roger
Pentland 75, • Joyce 'Th rburn 71,
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Finlay MacLennan '63, Pauline
Wildgen ,63,..•Roseniary Hogan .54,.
Karla Riegling.-39,-
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