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RIPLEY CURLING'NE`WS•
At the recent Montgomeryrord Bonspiel it was Jim. Hawkins
and his rink who won the trophy:
which' was presented by. Stuart
Reavie of Lucknow., Jim had .a
small lead, with 3. wins plus 12
in the.,11 o'clock ciraw,•over Ivan
Rivett rink, w1id had, 3 wins •
plus 9' in the 9 o'clock draw.; /.
Second place in the same draw
went to Don MacTavish's ,rink..,
with '2'mins pl`tis 9, winning on
aggregate score over, neighbour
Grant MacDonald'•s foursome',:,
who a•1so had 2 wins' plus 9
Second; in the 11 o'clock draw Was
won by 'J J. S . `Robb with 2 Wins'.plus 6, and Wally Ballagh: and :his
`rink of Teeswater was third :with,
'1 w:in. plus 3. , Donald Gaunt's
:foursoYne captured .the .Consolation
All reported good curling and,
good door',pr.izes were wan by.
;many. ' •
• The men's•draw was concluded
Saturday :night: with 'Le oy'•Waidern
*tit* Of Elmer'Smeltzer., . George
h'loncrie'f:arid Jack Scott corning,
Last t
iso on top
Only. major action on the. ice
Outing the hp1ida•.ys will be the
CPT Bonspiel on Tuesday,
December 30.
Ladies President Helen
-McGr-eath repor-ts-that–ladies,
curling will 'resume January 5
_with the new teams drawn up.;
Anyone' wishing •to •join,please
see Marlene coiling or Helen. :.
Ripley •.Shut -�1
Teeswter 5'.'
0
BY
DO ' JO.HNSTONE
•In.a .game•at Ripley, recently;.
the Ripley 'Bantam Hockey team
shut -out Teeswater 5.- 0.
,'Ripley's first period goal was
er
scored_.by._'Biain_Cartuthers_.wit
' • Boyd. Carruthers and Bob Bisson:•
ette assisting ".,
In thea 2nd' period,, Boyd Car'-'
r` uthers'.assisted by Bob Bissonette
gave Ripley its:second of the
• night. Third period goals were
counted by goy Carruthers. assts-.
. ted by Bruce Scott:'and Blain
'Carruthers, :Bob •Bissonette
R�ag F- l
— arse 1'.frm
o re it e
o
'and Dave. MacDonald,.' •
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RIPLEY..
CURLING -NEWS
in the. CPT bonspiel on.Decem
ber 30,. Donald R. MacDonald,
Moble &rand- f the° add fe-i-lows
who sponsor the event presented'
:the first. prize .to Leroy Walden's'
rink. Leroy...ably helped by...,
wife Mary andlack and Evelyn
Elliott`, had 3 Wins plus 11, the
only 3 game winner of the day.
Howard and Marj Hodge , With
Rod and •Audrey MacDonald.,. took
2nd :with 2: wins plus Il; J.im •
IvlacDonaid `s rink, beat :out Mervyn
•Funstorl;'s' foursome on an :aggre -
gate score They • each had 2 L
•wins .plus 9 a •..
•
Saturday saw. the International'.
M'e n''s' Spell, sponsored by,
•Courtne
E1mer.: and Howard
• y
Hodge Harry •Scott, Bud . -7
' Paquette , Harold' Elliott: and John
•,MacKinnon fought -al-l.opposition
• to take the trophy, the,only.3...
game, winners', with: a plus of 711
Sandy MacCharles:rink of.Jin1
IviacDonald, Lloyd Wylds
arid.
Doug. La ere tcki�e tie w i d, with:Don;•
a.c: avis., s� rtwft:
s 9'-w inning second's p.ot, on
Winning
aggregate:•; Jim:MacTavish
.skipped. the fourth place rink with
24w ins plus -7...
Regular.schedule curling has
resumed for both 'ladies and me`n,
arid the Martin -,.Weber Bonspiel, •
comes up on'.Saturday
NGSIDE,:
Heather Young,. 2 1/2 year old
'dau�ghter Of Mr, and Mrs. George
Young: is a patient'in Wingham
and District Hospital with' pneu-
monia .• We wish her a •speedy
recovery. '
Shirley Johnston of Clinton
visited for a few days .at New,;..
year's with. Mr. and Ivlrs,, :George
Maung, ..
Mrs Iddon Welsh and; Harvey
• spent Chrisi.mas'with 'relatives
at "Para,
Mr. and.Mrs. Don Nickel''of
Weston spent the..week-end with •
Mr.. a.nd, Mrs. Dick McQuillin.',
Lynda McQuillin returned tO
Toronto with them on Sunday.. V.
Marion Wall of Kincardine •
spent a few`days at New Year's
lose Two Games
h
}Friday nigzht..Wingham visited
Ripley :Novice team and went'.
home with a 6 : 5 victory over''
the Ripley squad•. Although .
Ripley had their share 'of the pia
they couldn't get the puck past
• often ,e oft n e. nou
Ripley goals were' scored by Mar
Stanley, 'Top Kemptoh, Mike •
Pollock.,' Keith Pollock and •
0
Ripley & :Dashwood.
i'ied°For First Place
InMinorCGrouping
" e•fe-a-te l–arusse?
in Brussels on,S,unday night,.
Ripley's goals w'e,re scored •by
Bill MacTavish 3,Rory Farrel
• 2,, Dennis Martin, 1; -Ken,'
Huston 1,
. Ripley was ahead .4 1 at the
end of the second .pe'ric d.: Brussel
• :tied:it ,up .in, the fitst five
• t.
Y•
gh
dEfensemati .LaYryFaYre11.:
'Saturday afternoon in Blyth, •.
the boys .seCiwea:the effects of
bio-to-ba.c.k games`, and took a.
13 '- 2 defeat,: With the score •
5 - O'after two periods, ;their
onIyag9als carne in&the third with
Mark Stanley and Mike Pollock,• .
•
each`,ge[•ting one.
•=Janet._Mac Phe_rsor aptur d
both the high single' of- 266 and
the high triple of 578 on6Monday
evening::.
•Games of 200 and over. Janet
MacPherson 266,, Trudy .Foran
213.; Helen Stothers .208,' Marg.
Agnew •221 =H
,::Ena enderson 209
Tearer `points: Catherine` >, .
Andrews Asters 5', Grace Elliott's
•Daisies 2; Marion Campbell's a,
Lilacs .5, Hazel Webster's Roses.
2; 'Isobel Miller's 'Violets 4,
Trudy Foran' .Pansies
Team Standings: 'Daisies 59,
sesa 'a6•.nsies,,5Lilacs
54 1/2;, Violets 48. 1/2 Asters 41.'
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LA:NGSIDE* NEWS
Simon deBoer•vvas ' patient in
-TN:in haul and Disttict Hospita-.
for, a •few days before 'Ch'ristmas
as.the result of an a•ceident. with.
.a saw* which cut°his leg;., ^�
H•olidaywisitors 'with: Mr , °and
"( E u1-1- in._an.rj:._Ran.nie
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Ripley then Scor. d on a'pow er
play ,• a.goal by Houston •
. ••ded-the-.-T•-ni
Eleven' 'penalties Were ass
ess
ed
wi h Ripley getting6'Brussels'5
,
•
e
This winputsrti
lhpl `y io ti t
with,Das'hwood%for'first place ih
the lnterrnedia'je Minor C, Crdtip••
ing . 4,
Ripley, plays Dashwood! i
p1 y n
Zurich:on Friday night., .•`...
• 9
were h1r
arid Mrs.' Roy
McQuillin and Roy Jr. hof Thorn-
hill, Mr.'and `Mrs Harold
McQuillin and Marty and Mrs:' •
Brown of Clinton: Mr. and Mrs,
HarveyMcQu�llin,
,Brenda..
McQuillin and Boris, Ponkonob.of'
St, Catheriries,, Mr, arid Mrs.
Gordon M.cOuillin', Ruth Anne
.and Donde McQuillin and Bill '
I5oe'\k, Sarnia, Mr, •and Mrs. Bob.
CWay.,�Sharpn and Steven Of
• .•0•
Accident
'Arnberley. .
Rev- Har ce Bra den 'of London
way a -dinner guest, on': Sunday ;
December 28 with' Mr'.', and• Mrs.
Cliff Young and fa„nnlyi..
r.' and Mrs. Eugene Conley
and family of:LuGkno> ,„visited'• on
-ea ,ri®ri'rra- •s�.e •tea .® di��e". _srrsa_a.. _.__..
h�l.rs . Eimer 'Scott's'and• family:
Mr, and Mrs. Ira Wa11 mid
Mary Lois, of Whitechurch, Bill
of Toronto and Linda'.Srnith of
Toronto were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs„ -Gordon Walt ,
sand family;.
•
,
Red Cross .volu'nteers` regularly,
visit' the bedsrdes of thousands r
d1 hospitalized war veteralys, l
PAGE .NINE
with her parerits,Mdr.rand. Mrs .
Gordon Wall and family. Joanne•
'Hayes orLondon .was a.- week, -,end.
visitor ,wit Marion •
Daye Sc ft brother of 13i1.1
Scott formerly of Langside , is a
patient in Victoria Hospital. ,..
London. We wish hire improved.
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall '
spent New Year's•Eve with .Mr.,4
and Mrs. Clarence Stokes and
Elizabeth- and Wayne Irwin of
•
Wingharn . a . •, .
and i. onne of •Toronto' were '
Christmas visitors.with Mr. and ;, .
Mrs. Stewart MacGillivray2:-
Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Gagnon •
of Oakville were overnight 'guests •,
with Mr. and. Mrs. Dick.McQuil-
lin last week,
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