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Hawick and Jim LeGrand
of Teeswaterreceived the
gold, silver and bronze
medallions as the three
stars.
The championship final
was won handily by
Lucknow who led Hensall
4-1 after the first period,
6-2 after two and finished
the garne with four more
goals in the last' period.
Ten players shared in
scoring single : goals • for
Lucknow. R. Willert and
' B. Mann replied for
CORN
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Hensall, Stephen ,$1m-
pson, Kevin Clark of
Lucknow and R. Willert
of Hensall earned the star
medallions.
The tournament has
been sponsored annually
by the Ripley and District
Lions Club having Harry
Coiling as the Current
President. The
organizing committee
was headed by Murray
Ferguson with Bob
Woolvett, John 1
MacKay and J.
Paquette . assisting.
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Throughout the day, the
wives of the members
prepared- meals for the
players and fans and the
club members saw to
manning of the different
posts to keep . the games
proceding.
Officiating for the.
games were Ron Irwin,
Howard I arr.ison, Jamie
Gallant, Mike Pollock,
Dave Black, Tom
Morgan, 'Keith Mor
tenson, Clarke Pollock
and Lynn Shewfelt.. Cecil
• Sutton set . up the
referees' Schedule for the
day, Scotty Regier was
responsible for the "three
star selections • and
"Scoop" handled the
press reporting.. The
several past presidents of
the club made -the
presentations following
each game.
As usual, the success of
the day was "�aed' the
overall closeness of the
games and . the keen in-
terest of the numerous
fans . who. supported the
tournament by their
attendance.
Curling
• BY DON MCLAY
The Ripley Ladies
hosted a ladies in-
vitationalbonspiel on,
`Mon., Jan. 22. The usual
squally storm conditions
threatened but the „girls
were -able to conclude the
event without difficulty..
Winners of the early draw
and the trophy were
Sheila Taylor : of Kin-
cardine skipping, vice
Barb' Kester, second
Anne. Burton arid -Gail
' Gingras.
Ripley took second
place with Barb Liddle
skipping, Anna
MacTavish 'vice, Peg
MacCharles second: and'
iteteivirright as lead.
Third place went , Th the
Ann 'Bolton, rink of
Walkerton and fourth` to
the Phyl Durst rink from
• God.erich.
Gail Johnson's Ripley
/rink took first place on,
the later draw.. She had
'help • from vice '.Mary.
Walden, ..second • Patsy:
Van den 'Hogen and plead
Joyce . Courtney. Second
prize was won by Gail.
Brownridge's rink .fron
Vanastra. Third place
t' went to the Royal Bank
entry, w,th two ladies
froth Kincardine and two
from the Ripley staff. •
Skipping the rink was
Lois Kirkpatrick of
.Kincardine, Kate Hunter
of Ripley was the. vice, --
Laurie Gallant:. Of Ripley ,
threw second rocks and
Cathy Buehlow of Kin -
ear -dine played .lead. ..
Fourth place on the 11
o'clock draw went to the
Marg Knowlton rinkfrom.
Kincardine, .•
Ladies ..Club. President
Donalda Pollard . was ,
appreciative of all who
helped to make the day a
success.
This Saturday ,will see
the annual Courtney club
spiel for, the men at the
curling rink; ' Convener
Bob. Lyons', roports the.
entry list.is filled forthis,
popular event
It is' ' understood Kin-
cardiae captured .:the
annual Kincardin'e-
Ripley' event :for ,the -
Harrison Trophy by a
narrow margin.
Congratulations to
Kincardine and Ripley
better luck next year!
MAY BOYLE
Congratulations are - ex-
tended to,Mary . Eadie,
: daughter oMr. _and Mrs:
Lorne Eadie, who won. the
Federated Women's. Insti-
tutes of Ontario Scholarship
which will be presented at
Guelph in, Febritary.Mar is
attending University of Gu-
elph in Family and Consum-
er's Studies. •
Mr..and Mrs. Jack Scott
spent a . few ' days at their
former 'home, concession 4
Huron, with their ,grand
children Barbara and Blair
Scott while their parents ,
enjoyed a winter holiday in
the Sunny South..
Mr. and,Mrs: Charlie Mur-
ray left for a visit with
relatives in Western Canada.
The Holyrood Hall was the
place for Tun. and euchre on
Thursday, evening when en-
ough folks gathered for 10
tables. Everyone did their
befit, but you can't play
trump when you haven't any.•\
The evening was most enjoy
abie°and again the high prize
for .the ladies went to Mrs.
Jerry Van Beers. Jack Seat
was the man with the highest
score and Harvey Houston
got the lucky draw. A
-
delicious lunch was. served.
Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller
returned home after visiting
member's of her family in
Western Canada.
\Mr. and Mrs: Tom'Ellacott
of Toronto were up over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
George Graham:.
Members of the Presby-
terian W.M.S. attended the
'Presbyterial at St. -Andrew's
Church,. Wingham, last Mon-
day. '
Miss Winnifred Percy isat
the Bertrand home at Siimcoe
with her niece, Joan, and
infant son, Nathan.
KINLOUGH W.M.S.
, The Presbyterian W.M.S.
met at the church for their
January meeting with Mrs.
Jack Baripresiding and
opening with a poem.
Mrs. Donald Robertson.
conducted the : 'devotions
from the Glad Tidings; also
the scripture, .meditation and
prayer.
Minutes, correspondence
and thank you notes were
read.
The ladies made the new
1979 yearly programs. Mrs.
Donald McEwen invited the
ladies foethe February meet-
ing,
All repeated the Lord's
Prayer to close the meeting:
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