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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
''Mens 9 p.m.
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• Jack Caesar is this week's high.
triple bowler with 751., 'Mike
Sanderson,takes high single honour
with -3267- .
Keith 131ack's Buicks 4, Bill
Stewart's Oldsrrtobiles 3; Buster.
Whitby's Fords 7,,• Bill Button's
• 'Pontiacs 0; Clarence Greer`s
`�. » • Dodges 5•, Walter Arnold's. Mus-
tangs 2. ;• .' • •
Games of 225 -and oar: •
''. Clarence Greer 301, . Bill Nelson
k.;.
238, Harold Londry 230; Howard
•Agnew 240; Mike Sanderson 326,,
• Bill. Hunter 256, Ro.y, Finlayson 230
242, Cam MacDonald 239, Fred
Young 2'32,•238,',Bi.1L,McPherson
• 239, 229., Gordon Brooks 239,
Buster Whitby 245, '247,• Jack
• Caesar 286., 239, 226.. ,
Play -,off standings:. Fords 23,•
'' 'O1dsniobiles..15 ; Dodges 14, Pon
tiacs 12, t3uicks 111., 'Mustangs' 9.
•
.Mens 7 .p.m.
Ron Stanley captured .both high..
• single, and triple with scores of
309 single and 747 triple.,.
• t.ai es_d_yer 3 5• Af, i�torton
241, George. Stanley '24::T; :Ron
Sta tileY M);,- . .
• Team points: Owls 5,:Cardinals'
7, Vultures 2, Hawks 0'.`
.Standings: Owls 12/ Cardin▪ als'
7, 'Vultures -0, Hawks 0,
Lucknow�
Dungannon
The week,of March 25'and 26
found the'Lucknow;Dungannoi
• lea4gue teams bowling in wintery.,
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�w;eather.
H4,41.of the week 'were Kath.
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leen 18'1acl)oni1d with a'•244`single
and Ruth Jardine 'a••641 tri.le', ,
Shirley' I lawthorne'rolled a 233
• ga rine
For the Men • Bi.11 Button was
'high with. a, 325 s,inizle and 7 1
•
triple.,
• Bill`'fitewart•:hdwled :i 2;n1,
Gord B'rCiOi;s 25- , 3'nd Jack' Caes-
ar'
2 ..
' These Limes' left the 'group
standings as• follows. •
A': group - \1.o1v erines It
Tree -s-3 Cubs :12; Gopher••
Zc liras 10, and Beau•ers C r otrp
' eons '1 , Fo1e s (, ar16,
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Juniors '
, The',Juniors finished their •play
offs this week with the. Swallows,
having top pinfail of 5406.,
Bobolinks had 5329, Canaries
•:5323,'Robins 525,2,, Oriol ,s 5179,.
`and Blue ..Birds 4842,
Charles Thompson Was champ
ion of hie week for the boys with
a 214 stir -ie ; a'nd8., ,
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Judy Jamieson bowled the high,
single of 192 for .the girls and
Zena Garniss 322 triple..'
See you all at the Banquet on
April 17 at 5.3Q at the allies.
Town
and Country.
Y.In spite of very stormy weather
wehad full t.earns• again this
week wi:th•Isabel Tiffin and
,Harry. Lavis once more champions.
Isabel had a 198 single•and a 341
double and Harry hada 215 single.
and' 367 double.
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• Team P 'oints won Turnips 2';
P.
Potatoes`3;.Carrots 5 and Lettuce•
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Tearn, standingsi-Carrbts 58,
Potatoes • 57 , Lettuce 47 ,. ;and
f'utn.ips 39.. With next weekthe
last of the schedule, someones •
sure to come up a winner.,
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Asters and Roses
Vie...f�rTop.Spot
In 6:30 PIay-offs
Marion. MacKinnon was„again.
our top bowler on Monday evening
with a:high single of 286 and a
high triple of 742. Good bowling
Marion., • •
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Games of, 200 and over; Marion
MacKinnon 258 286, Bernice
Henry 254, Fern MacDonald 206,
Mildred Cameron 209, 282; 208,
Trudy Four -3i; K ollye.-213-,
Anne Purney229 ",J Phil.l
ips'
218. .
Team Points; Hazel' Webster's
Roses 7, Marion Carnpbe11's Lilacs
0; :Grace Elliott's Daisies 5, Trudy
Foran's;Pansies 2;'lsobel Miller's
Violets 4, Catherine Andrew's
Asters 3. . •
' Team:standings: Asters 19,.
Roses 19,'Violets•13, Daisies 13,
Pansies 10,; Lilacs 10.
Next week will tell the•'tale.
Ladies 9 p.m.
Anna Johnstone rolledthe high
single of 2.74' and' Anne- Wiss•er the,
high triple :of 645. •
.Games ,played:. Carol. Atkinson s,
Peaches. a;, Tillie. Wilson's Oran- •
ges 2; Bev Thompson's Apples '7•,
Mary Lou. Barger's Grapes 0; Marg,,
Hackett's Strawberries. 7, Barb ••
Helm's Bananas Q.
Garnes.200 and over: Shirley
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8th, 1970:
N.a cT, avish Rink
Win,001[Trophyt
RIPLEY CURLING NEWS
Wednesday night was thegrand
finale for the men's draw,„ with •
the John Bell Trophy, being'presen=
ted to Don MacTavish's •rink of
Bob. Lyons, Ralph Hunter and John
Colling. Ron Funston skipped the
runner-up team', ,with Grant • ..
_MacDonald ,Z Clarence Pollock: anc.
Morgan. Johnston making up his
foursome. The ,MacT:avish rink. ,
competes in Owen Sound. on
Sunday. Unfortunately Ralph. 4
Hunter is being replaced by, Grant
MacDonald, as a resuit.of Ralph's.
unfortunate injury. '
Top winner in the Jitney Satur-
day night was Midge Funston.
She and Jim Elliott stayed ,
together for the three games, sty
Jint'was•the, top man. Harry Col-
ling ; Ev Coiling ; Jim MacDon
,Cook.212, Barb Landry 256, Carol
al, Gladys Funston, Ju4y,Coling
and Carl Funston rounded.out the
winners and .'.Har ld ort wu'n• tIre
door prize:. •
The Annual'' meetig of the Curl
ing Club' will be held, on. Friday, •
April 1.0 at;8;15 : Pr•esident••Jim
and' his executive -'hope as many•
'as possible will turn. out to hear'-"'
the financial statement and' make.
plans for the next season,
Ripley Girls Win
(urling Title
•
Atkinson 206, Dianne Carter 203 ; r
Tillie Wilson 213,.•Eunice Curining-
han ' :22$ ; Joy Dennis •200 , 208,
Anna.Johnsione.27.4,;,'Anne •Wisser
249 295, Evelyn Sisler 204 , . 271,`•
1 1atg Hackett 222,, Eileen•Lavis
232; Joan Maize 22,2; • •
Team standing: Apples 1J
Strawberries 14, Peaches 10 •
Ba.nanas'10 , Oranges 6,, • '
Grapes 4.
A rink from the Ripley District
High School came home with the.
,top'prize•from the CWQSSA girls,
curling bonspiel .held recently, in - •
Owen Sound.. '
..To win the coveted honour', the
tink of skip, lea n::McTavish , vice
Marilyn'Peterbaugh ,:,second. Gail
.Courtney and lead Kerry Farrell
took'three games. '
In :their first match.they enc.oun
tered Nita ford 'and.alt:alt.ihent, a
19-1 blow. ' Later they canie up
against West Hill. of Oweii Sound
,nd.trounced them 0-5. in their
final, game it was OSCVI of Owen
Sound that ,went under to a-12,7
tally.
'There•were 24 rinks:entered•
in the bonspiel including entries
from centres•st'iclt'as Galt/ •
Ki:tehener., :•l3rartt ford'and Gve1pl.t .
The •four`riuks co,'ritpetinf front•
Bruce.County were•Chesley, Port
Elgin , Wthrrroir-a. nxi ' t yl e -y .
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