The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-05-03, Page 9WEIINESDAY, MARCH.5th, 1969,
-THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE NINE
GtontiMatDon010110Xiilling Trio
Take Imperial Esso Curling Trophy
'The fourth annualcurling
bonsP iel for the Imperial Esso,
trophy was held Saturday ;in the
';Goderich Golf and: Country Club.
The bonspiel was arranged by -the
i,ucknow Curling'Club and sponsor-
' ed by Jack' MacDonald , Roy Havens
° and.,Grant Chisholm..
Winner of the Trophy was Grant
• MacDonald 'of Ripley with 3 wins '
plus 13. On Grant's •team. were Ev
Calling,, John Colling and Judy
Colling•" Grant was thewinner of
the 11 a , m'., draw
Runner-up was Clare Hannan Of
Goderich with three wins plus 10:
On Clare's team were Lorries Ginn,
Bob Stoll and Marlene Connelly; •
,Clare was, the winner of the 9 a
Other 9 a.rn. draw winners were:, •
Second - Tom:. Moore of :Goderich
with -Betty Moore, Verdun Vanstone
Lois V anstone 3W, + 1 Third 7.
John Graham; of Goderich with
Gerry Carney; Elgin Cox , Phylis' :•
Cox ,=.`2 W +•9; Fourth - Donald '..
McTavish of Ripley:with Barbara,.
'McTavish Charles Little, Jean
McTavish - 2W +6; Consolation
Wallace Ballagii.of Teeswater with
Grace McDonald; Stewart McDon-
ald , ,,Ruth .Ba•hagh '=.:1W..+ 6,...,
' ..9a
Other teams entered re i.n, m .
with Barbara ;Hawkins, Dennis'
Connelly, Connie Connelly - 2W'+
.+ 2; Consolation Hugh: Mason of ;
Ripley with Gladys Hamilton',•
Alvin Hamilton, Pat Mason -.1W
+8, •
Other Learns entered were Joe
Dauphin, Ashfield -.2W + 0
Frank Alton, Ashfield -'1W + 8,
Ralph. Foster, Goderich - 1W + 4,
Red McDonald,' Wingham a 1W t+ 1,
Jack. Treleaven, Lucknow - 3
Losses. ,
Highlight Of the.Bonspiel was,
the. door 'prizes, approximately 25
of which, were given out, These;
prizes wc't • donated by Grant Chis-
holm,
hisholm, Jack McDonald' and Roy,
'Havens;, Some local winners were
Mr :: and Mrs. Orville Elliott, M r ,
and Mrs-. Jack Treleaven, Mr, and
Mrs, .Joe Dauphin, Mr: ,and Mrs. '
Robert. Simpson Mrs. Allan Mein:::
tyre, Mary.;,Anna .Mclntyre, Alex
Hackett,, Alvin :Alton,,: Ivlr. and: �.
Mrs.; Ross Eedy; John MacKinnon ,
Mrs. Gordon. Brooks, Mrs George
Moncrief•...
A ,number of the, games •were very
close''as was proven by the scores. •`
There were:'6 games 'ending.; in ties.
and 4•other games: with just one' :.:
point ;difference
•
:,draw were Jim.'Coultes of Goderich
•.1W + 8 ,Alex Hackett, .Lucknow
;2W '+• 5 George ,Moncrief,, Ash '.
field :•IW + 5, Morgan Johnston,
,Ripley., a. 3:` Losses, Orville. Elliott.,
• Luc know• ; 3' Losses . ":•
•
Other winners in the 11, a,.,rn- .
draw. were: ••Second r Ted'Johnston
::Qf Goderich•wit/ :.$'ylv. a'Johnston,.
Ivan Rivett, K.aren Rivett ;2W +11$.
•• Third 3i11 -Ne n- o-f-Lucl'ulaw
THE : LUCKNOW
SENTINEL
ns On•, Jerre a complete seleetron of
Trudy,.Nelsoii
Chisholm ,Marie Huff ,2W + 8
Fourth Jin 1lawlitns of Goderich
wedding announcenants
styled for the,discri
inating.
ask for
Men's 9. p.m.
The first
week of the Play-offs,
and Jack Caesar rolled the High
Single of 324 flat; and the High
Triple of 869 flat: Nice Bowlin•g
g
Other high• triples'of the night
were Mike Sanderson • 711 triple flat •
and, Clarence Greer '710 triple flat,
Bill Hunter's• Mustangs 5 points,
Fred •Young's Fords 2, points; Donald.
MacKinnon's, Dodges 4• points;, Bill
Button's• Buicks 3 •points; John Ruth ••
erford's 'Oldsmobiles 5 points Spor
Johnston's Pontiacs 2 points.
Games of 225 and over: Jack
Caesar .324 , 305' and 240, Buster •
Whitby 286', Fred Young 227 ,, •Clara
ence Greer 294, Bill Nelson. 275,
HaroldErrington 231, Donald. Mac
Intyre 229,, Carn MacDonald 252,; •
Bill Hunter 228 and 233, Terry •
Rathwell 226 , Orville .Elliott 228,
Gordon Brooks 312, Keith Black
265, Donald Maclntyre 238,
Walter Arnold 246, Howard. Agnew,
• 223 Mike' Sanderson 299, Keith
Cranston 227, Ernest ''Button .247 ,
John' Rutherford 262.
Team Standings, .Mustangs 5, Old
srnobiles 5 , • Dodges 4 , Buicks. 3 t .,
Pontiacs 2, Fords: 2 '
u
. w
ck o�
17
Dungo nnO. r>r
Dorothy Errington 226, and Marie
Stewart 225.... • •
Showing off for the men were 13111
Searle with a 304 Single anal. Bill
Stewart rolled, 4,288 and a 281.with
his other game:, These •gave him a.
triple of 784
Bob McIntosh
had a 268 garde ,
Barry''McDonagh rolled 266;; •
Clarence Greer, A'1. Johnstone. and
card. Brooks all rolled ,254games.
and Donald MacKinnon a 250,
,Our standings are .as follows-
Zebras 109, Beavers 104, Tigers :88;
Gophers 88,' Cubs 79', Squirrels 72,,;,'
Wolverines 72,, Chipmunks: 63,
Coons 63, Polecats 58 , Lions 53 and
and Kangaroos 33.,
Just one•;chance left , so' let's bowl! -
Ladies 6:3`0 ..m..
Ferne MacDonald rolled the high
single game of '312 'on Monday
evening and Marion MacKinnon the
high triple of 646
• Team points'.Edith Webster's
Chickad,ees 5', Jean Phillips' Jays :.
2; Norma;'McDoi agh's Bobolinks .4 ,
• Ena Henderson's Phoebes. 3 Violet
' Arnold's Swallows 4, Belle,Mole's,
'Larks 3. '
Games`of 200 and, over; Ferree'
MacDonald 312; Bernice Henry
204 and 202, Marion: MacKinnon
266 and 219, Edith Webster 219
Grace Elliott .241, Norma McDon-
agh 209, Mildred' Cameron: '•
218 , Trudy •Foran 291
Team',Standings: Chickadees .114,•
Phoebes:b3,'Larks. 82;
Bobolinks. 78, Swallows 70 ,: Jays •
With vane week left ,to go,;'we
find the Lucknow-Dungannon teams
'rete well' established'
'Jo -Anne Searle stepped into; th'e..
spotlight this week with a.297 •
.single.and, Marion MacKinnon i y p,.%11:.
shared the -spot with 'a 1399 .triple:'
Gwen Caesar starts the ladies list
;with Joy:Dennis taking the: •ligh
Ladies'
With'. a 2h.2 - Pea•r1'Jarrifieson "27h and
'.i'e 2s' .and
Triple of i,84 :;:
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SAT. MATINEE
Mar. 8
"World Safari"
Junior Stars
• Zena .Garnis.s was; ch a mpion for; • r . ,
the girls again this;' week•.with a 223
single and a:391 double: Wayne;'.
:Cranston rolled ,a high single of
219 and Charles••Thompson- a double':
'of 359'..• Worthy of mention are
Lynda' Maclntyr,e 327doutle ,
David'Humphrey 335; double and • •
Wayne Cranston 330,doubTe •
• Team standings are; Beth llallams
Bright Stars 49„, Zena Garniss'•Mor'
ning Stars 3&; Rtck.''Passmore s pini
Stars 33, Iv lurray.iiutton's Falling :,
1Stars 30:
Let's.'all get•down.to business now
as time:is running short'. •.
260; Ann.e.Anderson 247,; Deanna'
Reavfe 241, JoAnne Searle,241,
Mary -Fisher. 233', `Ele.en Lavis 227 ;
rnn'ers of
'ucknow �Co-o
Curlin Bonspiel
Jelly 8eans..4, ,Mary 1\1cMurray,'s. •'
Flurribugs'3; ''Barb Sanderson's Choc_
o]ates 5 Mary 'Cleland's'
Lollipops. 2, Ire'rie Nelson's Pepper-
mints 3:� Kay Forster's Gumdrop's 4
•'Team Staridings: Lollipops'112,
Hunlbugs.88 , Gumdrops 84.,
k'epperrnints'80 Chocolates. 74,
JellyBeans 68.
r••.
G.ames 200 and over Barb•Snd ey
qa.
son'226,.-Anne Wisser 22.2; Jf.Anne •
Barger' 203, Carol •Chettleburrli•
• • 225 and 227 Wilma Chisholw
. Rose •Hall 258: and 201, Joy ,Dennis...
• 257 and 240, .Trudy Nel'so'ri'223
:and. 20;9, Lois Walden 202 and 21.E;,:;
Kay ,Crawford:232;'Kathy; Gibson'
230
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