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logan had high single of
Ling with a score of 280.
;ley had, a high triple of
s over 225: John Hogan'
a Stanley276, 242,
iphrey 247, George
q 245, Art Purney 244,
rin240, Rick Orr 238,
acDougall 234,, Wayne
31, Henry Donais 227.
points: Owls 0, Cardin -
Owes 7, Hawks 2,.
2, Crows 5.
standings: Ron Stanley's
14, Art Purney's
;12, George Humphrey's
George Stanley's
I, Evans Helm's. CardinalS
ne Rhody's Owls 4
ysters Win
30 League
atulations to the Oysters,
or the season.
ingle for the evening;
Mildred Bushell, was
high triple of 649 was
Mildred Cameron,
oiling girls.
; of 200 and over: Mild -
°11276 , Mildred Camer-
269, Marion •MacKinnon
n Phillips 221, biiye
)4, Isobel Miller 200
Crown 200.
points; Kathleen Mac -
Oysters 5, Belle Mole's
2; Isobel Miller's Lob-
:arol Martin's Crabs 2;
tcPherson's Scallops 4,
ramie's Clams. 3. --
standings: OysterS 96,
91, Scallops po, Crabs
as 83, Shrimps 81.
ffs begin next week.
Icolates Are
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tulations to the •Choce-
ecoming "Season •
nderson bowled high
h 249.. Grace Hopf
iple with 582.
200 and over: Barb Sand -
Jannette Fludder 236,
stone 226, Betty Em-
and 204, Marie Hoff
Barb Whitby 203, Grace
Maudie Fisher 202:
oints:.Marie Hoffmin'S
; 5, Barb Sanderson's
Marianna 'Porter's
is 2, Lorna Guay's Lola-
HoPf's Jelly Beans •
gnew's Gumdrops 2.
anding:Chocolates 105,
93, Gumdrops 91,
Lollipops 80 /Pepper -
) & Country
r,took the high single
4 at 180, She also had
Ible at 300.
[en it was Harry Lavis
ngle and double with
and 402..
nts: Violets 5 , Orang-
, Blues 0; Yellows 3.
Violets 79, Yellows
38 , Reds 57, Oranges
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PAGE NINA MARCH 14, 1973. THE LAKKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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RIPLEY
ABATTOIR
Luckric•v!
Dungannon
Match 7-8 was the first w eek
Of playoffs.
was rolled by Jessie •
Ladies high single of the week
e. Joynt with a 260 game whil
her. teammate Mary Fisher Cap-
tured high triple of 636.',
Ladies over 225 were: Jes sie
Joynt ,- 260; Marg Wilson 25 8;
in Mary Plater 257; Beatty Irw • 246; Anna JohnStone 237; Dorothy
Errington 228; Cora "Thompson
225.;
Donald MacKinnon shone for
the men as he bowled a lovely
high single of 370. and a triple
of 858. Good bowling Don!
• Men over 250 Were: Donald
MacKinnon 370; Jack Caesar 287,
259; Clarence Greer 277; 271;
RAI Gibson 260; Harold Errington
260; Bud Thompson 259; Sill Stew-
art 255. °
Team standings are: GroUp "A"t
Heavers 5; Squirrels 5; Zebras 4;
Tigers 3; Cub's 2; Wolverines 2.
• •Group "8" - COons 6;' Kangaroos
5; °Lions Gophers 2; Pole Cats
2; Chiprnunki l e
.$0y ..A.r.e;Top
In Kinloss League •
For the men Murray Keith
rolled high single with a score of
273 and Gerald -Rhody high triple
of 0'9. '
Elene Sillib had high single for
the ladies with 198 and Doris Mac-
Kinnon high triple with 527 ..
Men over 200: Murray Keith
273,: Lloyd MacDougall 221,
Gerald ,Rhody 214,; 213, 212.'
Team points: Ann MacDougall's
Macs '5 , Doris Mackinnon's
Wealthys 2; Mary Lavis' Spys 4,
Elizabeth Dickie's Pippins 3.
Team itandingt: Spys 80, ,
Wealthys 77, Pippins 76, Macs
75. •.
It was a very close battle all
winter but Mary Lavis' Spys fin-
ally won the season's, trophy.
Congratulations folks! -
Npxt week the playoffs start,
so let's get ready, teams.
Raypard Ackert
Is Speakertfo:
• Soddle. Club
The regular meeting of the
Riders Roost Saddle Club etas held
at the home of Robert and Isobel
Sheppard , .with an attendance of
thirty-five members present. The
meeting was,,opened by President
Carolyn Taylor and ,minutes of
the, last meeting were read by the
secretary followed By •good news
from club members. Doreen
Hartin'has another new horse,
making a club count of sixty-five;
Jsobel Sheppard has ordered a new
saddle, also Hugh Sinnamon.
A sympathy card was also read
by Sadie MacMillan on the occa-
sion of she and her horse parting
company very suddenly.
Three new people' joined the
club, Cecil Marshall and his son
Barry , also Kevin Kilpatrick.
Kay Taylor gave an
explanation of the Corinthian
paper which members of the club
wish to subscribe to. This is a
very informatiye paper and will •
be of much value to club mem • -
Carplyn Taylor then introduced
the guest of the evening, Raynard
Ackert , who told many tales of,
interest of how he rode some ten
thousand miles on horseback to
and from school between Holvroo'
and Lucknow; also from "Holyrood
to Kingsbridge after cattle to take
to Ripley, a fifty mile ride. Ray-
nard told of his horse which was'
part Arabian and Standard Bred ,
twelve hundred pounds.and five
years old. He also told of the
hard frosts in 1934 with 30 to 50
below temperatures that froze
the apple trees, and Of riding to•
school with a horse blanket over
the'horse and folded back over his,
legs-and feet to keep warm.
be also told of his brother and
some of their eseapades., In one
instance they tied, a 'ring-in the
horse's tail and tied on the sled.
ThingS got out of control and they
wiped 'out their mother's berry
patch.. Old Tom weighted nine-
teenhundred pounds sb you 'can
imagine the havoc.
A short period of story telling
by the members followed,. •
Nineteen 'members of ,The Rid-
ers Roost Saddle Club attended the
Quarterama Horie show over the ,
week end in Toronto.' They •
were Ken and Carolyn,Taylor, •
Brenda , Kathy , Terry; Lisa Gun-
by and Greg Gunby; Hugh
Sinnamon, Sadie MacMillan,
Isabel and Bob Sheppard Jr.;
Robert Sr. •also Went as far as
Toronto on his way to St. Louis;
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Mens 9 p.m.
Other over 225' games; •Stuart
larnieson 281, 230; Herb Barger
281; Bill Button 276; 'George New-
bold 249; /John Ftutherford 248;
Bill Stewart 246, 243, 227;• Jack
McDonagb 243; Jack Caesar 233
and Irwin Eedy 230.
Team points: Jack Caesar's
Olds 2, Bill Stewart's Fords 5;
Grant Chisholm's Mustangs 0;
Clarence Greer's Pontiacs 7;
Bill Button's Dodges 5 , Howard
Agnew's Hoicks 2.
• .tanding: Pontiaes l2, Fords
10 , Dodges 8 , Olds 6 , Buicks 4;
Mustangs 2,
The second week of Play-offs.
Jack Caesar bowled an 822 for
high triple, a new high in the
play-off series. Runner up was
Stuart Jamieson with a 731 triple
with honourable mention to' Bill
Stewart's 716, Bill Button's 655'
and Herb Barger's 653.
Jack Caesar also rolled the high
singles 299 and 290.
Nina Silverstone; Ralph and 'Pat
Aalders, Kenny , David , LarrY, • •
Lorrie; Nancy Thompson; Kevin
Kilpatrick and his parents..
Terry Taylor gave a resume of
Stallion Avenue 'which was of
interest to some of•us'as we hi'd
to, forego a trip to the stables.
Just a brief paragraph on the
Quarter Horse. There arermany
treasons for his popularity, and
t first of course, is the horse him-
iself. Horsemen say he is a. mount
It* men, women, boys and girls
'can ride and enjoy and be proud
of, that 'he is a versatile allround
horse, that he is gentle, with an
easygoing disposition,' that he is
hardy, easy to keep and train for
multiple uses , and • that he is
ideal for pleasure riding, quarter-
mile racing and cutting and
roping, and numerous other
events.
The next • meeting will be'in
two weeks at the Double A
Stables of Ralph, and Pat Aadlers.
•The door prize. a hoof pick
was won by Terry Taylor. •
.The club hopes to have twelve
tickets available for Sr. members
to attend the seminar at Guelph
on
M.Thearch Qua2r7terama ' show is quarter
horses exclusively and some
classes had as many, as 47 entries.
A =horse sale is also held at this •
affair. Highest selling stallion
was Eternal Son who sold for
x$45,000.. High sale for a
mare was $35 ,000. Entries were
from all over Canada and the
1.1nited States.-
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