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g scores anct stun
Bernice Kemp. bowled the
high single with a -250 and
the high triple with, a 618 in
the first plyOff ganie of the
ladies 6.30. p.m. bowling
league.
Games of 200 and over
included Bernice Kemp 250,
115; Kathleen MacDonald
`205 . Merle RhOdy, 242; 218;
Mary Cleland 214; Grace
' Elliott:220; DelOreS Van Osch
'249; Janet, McPherson. 206.;
Marion ,Cook207; Jessie
Joynt 208; and Anne Ander-
son 217.
Team' • points and stand-
ings: Dicks '17; Chickens
131/2, Geese 111/2 , Hens 8,
Turkeys 7, and ; Roosters 6.
LUCKNOW-DUNGANNON•
• Ladies', high single was
Linda Stanley with. 258 and
ladies'. high triple was Barb
Tyler with' 607 in the Luck-
noW and Dungannon bowling
league.
Ladies over' 225: Linda
Stanley. 258; Kay' Forster
240; Barb ;Tyler 230; Lois
Walden 228,' .
Men's high single was
Grant. Chisholm with 268;
and men's high triple was
,.Del Nixon 'with 653.
Men over 250: Grant
holm 268; Del Nixon 263;
Orville Elliott 254; 'and Ken
Adams 251.
Team standingS are "A"
Foxes 5, 5; Squirrels 5, 7;
Cubs 5, 10; • Cougars 2;.' 2;
Wolverines 2, 9;' and • Kan-
garoos 2, 9.
"Ei" Chiprinnks" 2, 2; •
Tigers 5, 12; -Gophers 5, 5;
Zebras 2, '5; Polecats 2, 6;
and Coon's 5, 12!
, KINLOSS MIXED LEAGUE
The men's high was Jon
Zdybel with a single of 283
and a•Itiple of: 682 in the
Kinloss Mixed BoWling
League 'this week. .
Men with a score of 200
and over were: „Yon Zdybel
283 and 222; Eric Eke' 270
and 299; Gerry v.d Klip,pe
"244 and 213; Don E. Farrish
230; and: Norm Bolt 204:
Ladies' high was Nikki
Exel with a single of 209 and
a triple of 556,
Ladies, with a score of 200
and over were: Nikki ,'Exel
209; Hannah fiarternink 202;
and Wilda Campbell 201,
Team.points and, standingS
are: Snows. 3, 167; Macs 3.
94; Kings 4, 87; Spy 4: 84;
Wealthys 2; 83;. and Pippins
5, 70.
Congratulations to the
Snows on winning' the sea4.-
on's trophy,
LADIES 9404P.M.,
• Marie Park'had "the high
• single of 326 and the high
triple of -673 in the ladies':
• •Pames, oven 200' inducted: •
Marie 'Park 326; Merle. Rho
dy,:, 287, 205; Barb • Tyler,. ,
. 254; Karen Allen`247;: Linda,
Cranston 245; JOatine Hak
1.cerS 235; Betty Stanley 232',
22;•. ChriS.MaeDonald' 220;
Carol Atkinson '218; Marg
WilSon ..207; and.:'' Debbie
Team pilots -:and.stand-
ings:' Apples 5; 94; Oranges
the ladle?' Town and Country
Bowling League Nv'ent to
AnnaJohnstone with a single
of 203 and a double.of 342.
Harry Lavis was high for
the men With a .single of 192
and a double of 346.
Team standings are: Viol-
etS 72; Reds 71; Blues '58;
Oranges 56; Greens 54; and
Yellows 49..
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Knotty girls meet
BY DARLENE KUIK
The fifth meeting of the
Kingsbridge Knotty Girls
was held on February 25 at
the home Of Dona Hogan.
The secretary's report was
read by Ann D,rennan.
The girls prepared dia-
grams of how they would like
-to decorate their bedrooms
using samples of wall paper,
floor covering•and wood trim..
The girls appreciated the
donation of carpet, wallpaper
and paint samples from Gary
Ceutney of Manning's Build-
ing Supplies in Blyth.
Ripley news....
•from page 12
hearings there too.
• So our thanks goes to
Marj and Hartley, to
Marion and Oliver, and to•
Ewan and Marj for
getting this paper to Ab
Wylds in Ripley, Ontario..
Ripley area , folks are,
glad to learn' that Nelson
HOdgins has been
discharged, front litigpital
and is presently staying
with his daughter Linda
and her husband Bob
Benson in Kornoka near
London. Nelson un-
derwent emergency
s urgery in Victoria
Hospital for a ruptured
aneurism. This was
followed by several days
in critical 'Condition in the
Intensive Care section , in
Victoria Hospital. Best
wishes go to Nels for
continued recovery.
Joe and Mary Fludder
and Fran Wyldsef Ripley
spent last week, Mon.,
Mar. 10. to. Friday in
London. They motored
back to Ripley on Friday
afternoon. •
Visiting in Ripley and
area this week during the
school winter break were
'Donna Reid and family of
Stroud. They visited with
her 'mother Mrs. Arvilla
Orr arid sisters Pat. Mead,
Bev Peterbatigh, and
Gloria Rutledge and
family relatives: • '•
Muriel Osborne reports
they names • of 'the lucky
winners at the ,annual St.
Patriek's, dance spon-
sored by the Ripley:
Agricultural Society held'
in the Ripley Huron
Community Complex last
Saturday evening.
Spot dances Mr. and
Mrs. Bob' Scott of the 4th
concession, • Clarence
Cerson of Bervie and his
sister Mrs. Allan Irwin of
R ipley ,and for the draw
for the ham '- Brian
Cornish.
The directors in charge
of the dance were Bob
Osborne, John Gamble
and Keith van der Hoek.
Mr. Jack and Mrs.
Betty Scott returned
home after a happy
holiday in Florida.
Rev. and Mrs. Douglas
Brydon, of Southampton
were Thursday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Doti
McCosh. The Brydons are
former Ripley residents
when Doug was the
preacher at St. Andrew's
United Church.
Marjorie Reid spent the
weekend with her 'sister
in Kincardine.
Elizabeth MacDonald'
and Gladys Arnold
'visited with relatives and
friends in Bruce' ea
Haven Walkerton on
Sunday.;
Dr. Sandy. and Mrs..
MacDonald and Curtis
Kincardine were Sunday
visitors with his mother
Mrs. Mary., (Donnie)
MacDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Brooks and
' Willetts spent a few days
Mrs. Allan . Coiling
entertained, a number of
neighbours at a quilting
last.. Tuesday and Wed-
nesday.
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