HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-01-25, Page 8THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW. ON"A!
La'dres Evening
• ( :January 23rd)
Team 'Points; Roses 2, 'Tulips 2;'
Parris 4, Poppies • 0; Violets 1,"°
Petunias;3." • • '.
High Single .went to Joy Dennis.
with ;252 and •High Triple to Marie
Stewart with. 591..
Games 200• and over. Shirley
Cooke 209 -and 232, Shirley Hack
. •ett 209, Anna Johnston 220, Jo-
Anne'Serle 234,Lois•Watden.208.
Marie: Stewart 225', Doris House
220;, Joy Dennis 252 and 200,
Trudy'.Nelson 209.
Team „Standings, Kay Crawford's
Petunias 38;; •Muriel Ritchie's11
Poppies '31, Rbse Hall's/Roses 30,
Tillie Wilson's Pansies 30, 'Ruth
Jardine's Tulips •27 ; Kathy
Gibson's>Violets 24.
Lu•cknow::. Men
(9 p.m. Group Tuesday, Jan.' 17)
Frank. Ha `"wthorn' olled the'' High rg
Triple score.. of the week with' '
'745 flat. Hap Hall was very close
behind -.with a 744 flat score. Len
MacDonalde. HighSingle
,,. r o11 d t e • h
•
game of 296 flat,
flack ,Fisher's Mustangs 7 points
Clarence Greer's Bu'icks 0 points;
ROy .Finlayson's ;fords 4 points, .:Len.
MacDonalds: Pontiacs: 3 points;
Bill Hunter's'. Dodges 4 'points,
Freck Button's Oldsmobiles. 3 points
tames of 259 and•over 'Len Mac-
Donald, 296;. Tom'' Pritchard 256,
Jack'•MacDonald 251, Jack Ceasar
;: 260 Clarence Bell 260, Bill''
Stewart 258, Clarence'. Greer .25.0 ,
Frank:Hawth•orne 28.6, 263;'Hap
Hall 274,
rnt.:Team Standings; Oldsrnobiles 62
•Buicks 60 ,`;t'M'ustang s 52. Fords 51 ., >
Dodges 37 Pontia`cs 32
La dies' Afternoon
(Monday January 23)
High Single, score was rolled by
Isabelle'Eedy with 278 flat. •Mad-
elaine Haldenby's..High'. Single
game was 275 flat and Jessie Joynt
had a High Single garme:`of 274 "•
flat.
Isabelle Eedy rolled the• High
Triple of the week with 728 flat...
' Isabelle. Eedy's Spys 5 •points,
Ferte MacDonald's•.Russetts 2'
points;. Shirley Hawthorn's Delic-
ious 5 points., :Mildred Cameron's
.Pippins 2 points; • Marion MacKinn-
on's Wealthy's 4 points, Arnetta
Thompson's Duchess 3 points:
Games of 200' and over: Isabelle
Eedy 278, '228:and 222 Norma
M•cDonagh..204; •Mabel Steward
'234,; Kathleen MacDonald 219,
Madelaine Haldenby 275,205',
Ferne MacDonald 235. and 211`',
:Jessie Joynt'274 and 213; Cather-:
ine Andrew. 202, •Shirley ,
Hawthorne 224; ' Bernice Henry '
'244 'and 205.' Mildred Cameron
204,'' Tillie Hackett 237, Marion
MacKinnon 25.9 Catherine
Schmid 202,, Janet'Ashton
Wilma Chisholm .292: •
;• Team•Standings; Russetts 51;
Wealthys 50, • Spys 45 ,,' Duchess.
40'
P „
tppins 35, Delicious
Lucknow-
Du.ngcinnonf
High triples for the week were
Jack Fisher 733 and' Arnetta Thom-
pson
hom-
pson 675. Ron Stanley had high
single of 324 and Marie Button; 305
' Men over 250: ,Bill 'Searle 317,
Jack MacDonald.297, Stuart Jam-
ieson 269. Lloyd .Ashton 262, Jack
.'•Fisher 259 and:258.
Ladies .over, 225 Amelia ,. -
Thomp-
son 288. Dorothy Errin ton 23.9
Ferne MacDonald 226.
Standin r Zebras 78. 'Bea v
ers 65
Wolverines 63, Tigers T
6 , Coons'
57 Cubs s 55 ;; Kangaroos .5U'
.
rels 48, Chipmunks' 47. Pole Cats
45. Gophers 32, Lions 29.•
Lucknow Peewees
Get.Reverl'ge,
• Qn Friday:ni,ght'the PeeWees got
revenge, over: the Ripley•PeeWees_
in the localrink' .when they defeat-
ed the Ripley team:: 8 to !2. Goal • : f
scorers: were, Andy Whitby 5, "Steve
:Hackett 2 , Brent 'Boast 1 b `
Squirts•
At Teeswater on Friday the,
.Squirts. wpn 3 to 2 with.David Farr-
, ish scoring 6'. John Haritilhon 1 and,'
Tan :Mon.tgomery 1, . •
Ban ams
The, same night the Lucknow
Bantart,s were defeated by Teeswat
er ' to 4' . go
�„Lucknow Qals were
scored by John Err.berlin 2,. John
Mackenzie 1 and Elmer •Ackert 1.
e;.
d's and Ashton's with a Sao 5 .
score Hamilton 'fuels beat•Chis-•
holrns Essos B to 2 The standings
are a .follows: 1'•
Hall's, Red' and White's :12 points,
Schmid's and Ashton's`, 10 points,
.Hariilton Fuels , 6 points,
Chisholm's Essos .. ' , '4. points.
Local Referees At
•
Iflstruction'Schooi
Two referees from.'Lucknow
,
JacktHenderson and Roy Emberlin
attended a re eree's training school'
in Harriston'drena on:Saturday;
The training began at 10 a.m.
and lasted the remainder of the
.day. Thirty-eight referees from
the WOA` A were present, Ttiein
structor was Red Graham of . •
Sarnia and' also present was Neil
•.. Armstrong. NHL. linesman
Peewees : The group went through' a 90
•
On 'Thursday night:Of last week
tb,e PeeWees defeated Wingharr,
5 to 2: 'Andy, Whitby got 4 goals
an4 Graerre Hart,Alton got 1,
House
.League
Otte Saturday in the Mouse league,
Hall's'Red and,Wh'ite's tied Schgni-
question study of the rule book and
1, at 3:45 refereed an. exhibition••
Juvenile hockey game between
Mildmay •and Harriston with
each man handling'things for 'a few
minutes.. 'Mistakes were explained .
by the instructors.
• .'5, 4 -minute written exam ended
the day The group enjoyed a tur-
key dinner at the arena at tiopn.
Iey Rink Win First CurI
BY DON McLAY.
Harry • Scotts Ripley,'rink of Don
.
MacTavish. vice; Jack Scott, •
second; and. Gordo 'Roulston;,,
lead was�successful in winning
the first roundcompetition for
the annual Curl -o -Rana held
this year in Kincardine:. ,Second
prize; 'on theday, went;to Mer-:
vin Pantonf s Ripley ,link, who
'ha"
dthree wins also'but a very •
small plus, by virtue.of two tie
victories, 'Ripley,'made a clean:
sweep,•.when Bert. Elliott's rink
.;:won • the consolation with a sic
teen•plus decision. in the final
game Harry. Scott's rink will.
move into District competition'
early in February.
There. are a limited number ;of;.
openings left for•.the second•K-R
>Day in Ks cardtne,, on February.
4th .Thicorning Saturday is
filled.:as the two curling clubs
begin the two-day, total point
tourney'for the Geo ..E . Harrison ..
'Trophy:
Other events coining up for the
month of *February include., the
Ladies' Sweetheart'Bonspiel on:
the lith, the Men's International
on February 18th, and. Ripley,'``
Huron. Legion Branch Spiel
•
hinney...
edo Board
(Dungannon. News) x
The annual meeting ofErskine
Presbyterial •Church was held on,
Monday at the church with a:.;gocd
attendance Rep'brts froth all
departments were given andshow
ed a successful year, rill officers
were returnedto office with the
name of William McWhinney.
added'to th'boatd of managers;
.Rev. Rod MacLeod was `chairt' att.
fOr'the''greetirig.,
a
the 25th.:
ama Roue
• Two` rinks; from,'the»Ladies'
Club, skipped by Jean Wylds and•
Isabel Love, took part in a bons-
peel at Walkerton on Tuesday • ., •`
last: Each rink was successful in'
winning•on&ten-end 'game ,of the
two'
:played.
se.. • •`'
Committee -men Shill Bowers
.Rev. George Ball,- Norm. Barnard
.and 'Lot Culbert take turns to
ensure.' that a club 'representative.
is'present "for High School Curl -
Winner of the Massey -Ferguson.
a sponsoredby�G
`a
Curl -o r m..
andE; Sales and .Service; in Luck:
now' and held at•the Lucknow
Arena on Monday of last week,'
•was a•rink ski ed' b Larr Salk
PP Y Y
eld of `West Wawans
•
h. S
hown ,
left tO.right, areDonald
MaeIntyre of Kinloss, vice skip;
Bud Hamilton•of Lucknow, second;
Allan Graham of Kinloss, first; ,. •
and Larry. Salkeld Richard;Allman
of Mas.Y se -Fer uson P resented to-
$
P
hies to the .winners. Eldon Mann.
and Gerald "Priest; o erate the
Deal' M ,
P P..
1 F dealership,:. ': • ,
ing,' This 'popular student., pass-
time is producing' some. splendid
games, and speaks 'well;for the
future of the :sport•.' The above,
men deserve 'much .credit for
the work they are :doing•
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