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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6th, THE Limolow SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO EPN
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" Jessie jOynt rolled the high
single garde of 235 and Belle Her-
bert the high. triple 'of 596.
Games of 200 and over: Jessie
Jnynt 235 , Belle Herbert 2,27, 206;
Jean Phillips 211, Wilma Clarke
202.
Team points;' Marion Carrip—
bell's :Retrievers Marion Mae -
Kinnon'sPoodles,0; .Grace Elliott's
Corgis 7, Mildred Bushell's Col-
lies 0; Mildred ,Carneron's Terr-
let's 4, Wilma .C.I'arke's spaniels
3,
Team standings: Retrievers 99,
Terriers 96 , Corgis 38 ,, .Collies
31, Spaniels 70 , Poodles 70
TOwn & Country .
Finia,yson bowled' the
high single of 154 with •
May MacDetnalizi close at l52: Ida
Barger had' the high double of
W: F. McDonald bowled both
'high single and double at 195 and
326.
Team points: Les Purvis' Greens
5, Bill Ross' Oranges 0, Henry
Carter's Blues 5, Margaret Mc 7
Donald's Violets 0; Vera Purvis'
Yellows 3, Harry Lavis' Reds 2.
Final standings, Blues 72,
Greens 54, Violets 53 , Reds 48,
Yellows 48, Oranges 25.
Playoffs start March 8th.
Ladies 6:30 p.m,
Make Your Car Safer
Winter Driving
LUCKNOW - DUNcANNON.
The season's schedule ended thiS
week with the teams all wt to go
into the play offs next week....
High single for this week goes
to Norma McDonagh with 269 and.
high triple to Joanne Searle with
663. The season's .high single arid
high triple are both held by Gwen
Caesar with 338 and 802. Con-
gratulations Gwen! •
Ladies over 225 this Week were
Norma McDonagh 269 ,'Joanne .
Searle 255 and 230 ,• and Becky
Culbert '248 . ,
For the men Jack Caesar's single
of 289 and triple. of 736 were high
.,Season's high single goes. 'to Fred
Flanagan with 378 and Jack Fisher
takes season s high triple with
835 ' - .
Men over 250 this week were
Jack Caesar 289, 'Bob Nlcintosh
285 , Harvey Culbert 233. Jack
Treleaven 268, Harold Errineton
26'', ,:rapt Chisholm 262, Dick
Briere 251 , Jack :=fisher 255
Team Points:-"oxes. J. :.,ions 1:
ir rels.2. Tigers 5: :antlers 4
''ors !.; 'Thipmunkt :),.
oleo is -1; Caps -7 . ;<angarcos J;
--, eora.; 2, Noiver.mes i)
. Team ;tannings: lehra:. 104
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Men'S 7 p.m.
George Humphrey captured both
high single and triple with scores
of 276 single and 686 triple.
-Games over 225: George Hum-
phrey 276 , Ray Cranston 254, Don
Johnstone 251, Ron Stanley 248,
Wayne Cranston .241 and 229, Jake
Conley .225.
Team Points: Owls 5,
!Cardinals 0, Vultures 2, Hawks 7.
Team Standings: Wayne Crans-
ton's Owls 81, Ron Stanley's Hawks
78, George Humphrey's Vultures
72, Bob Cranston's Cardinals 49.
Zebras Win
Season Schedule
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Sorry to hear that Marie Mac-
Donald had the misfortune to
fall .on Monday afternoon while
getting ready to deliver a rock
and fracture her arm just above t
the Wrist. 'She had to stay in Kin-
cardine Hospital overnight on
Monday and is Still feeling very
uncom fortable .
The Tack Shack and the Fish Bowl invite you
to, attend their Open House in their new show
room.
Professional Skater — Miss Olive -Lapp
Guest Skaters From Wingham
ALL ARE INVIThI) TO ATTEND
TO VIEW THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE SKATERS
Saturday, March 9th at 8 p.m,
LUCKNOW SKATING
ACHIEVEMENT
NI GHT
CAMPBELL ST., LUCKNOW 528-20 8
IN THE LUCKNOW ARENA
MONDAY,
4:30 - 6:30 7.;
SATURDAY, MARCH' 9
'10 a.m.'-1 p.m. House
League _Hockey
2—.4 p.m. Public Skati
8-10 p.m. FIGTZRE SK T
ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT
THURSDAY, "'ARCH
4:-30'7-7":30 p.m. Pip
Skating Lessons
Town and Country Heck
7:45 Kingsbridge vs .
Kir2tail
9:00 Holgrood vs'Luc
WEDNESDAY,
7 P Skatin
SUNDAY, Zid.?...7-7CH 10
1 3 PubLic Skating
Lucknow Arena
News
sloppeass
A, Ripley-Huron Legion rink witl-
with Don McLay, Don Paquette,
Elmer Courtney and Jim Elliott
won the Mac MacDonald Memor-
ial Trophy at Kincardine Legion
BOnspiel on Saturday. Don remarl,
remarked, in, accepting the trophy
• that he had attended this spiel
for the past twenty-two years,
with one e xception, and it was
his 'first time for this honour.'
Barra
Bob Johnston, Donald Gaunt ,
Norman Barnard s and Bob Lyons
Won the 11 o'clock draw at the
annual Shur-Gain bonspiel at
Goderich on Saturday. A second
'Ripley entry with Gordon RQ.1.11-
ston,.Deug Lackey , Jim Mac,Tav-
ish and John Coiling was winner
of the Consolation prize on the
early draw.
owitasmas
Don't forget the Men's spiel it
the Club this coming Saturday and
the Wind-ups on the 16th and 23rd.
There are opening on all of these
events.
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Ripley Curling,
-News
By Don McLay
Harry Scott's rink of Doris John
iron, With Mx.,and Mrs. \'ern
'Hunter, curling, on the late draw ,
was :the winner of the annual mix-
ed bonspiel held on Saturday,
„FebrUary, 23rd. ,Carl Funston„
curling' with daughter Barbara ,and
'Jim and Marie MacDonald were
the three .game winners on the
early draw,. Second place finishes
•went to the* lini i MacTaVish and
In Funston. rinks. Finishing third
'in each draW,were the Sandy ...
Ma.cCharles entries.. Skipping' the.
'consolation winners Jack Reid. of
Palmerston and Gordon Fair
Ripley.' The rinks, for the also-
rans , were skipped. by Bert Elliott
Bob, Simpson, Ronald Farrell and
Charles, Liddle.,
• The .Colling ladies rink ,•corn
posed of Niarlen.e ,• Indy ,.Evelyn
arid Marie won second. plate. on
their draw at Wirigharn On Wed;-.
riesday, •February 27th. They .4111-
assedr a total of 29 points to their
draw winner's 30-, and theTrophy
winner.on the other draw having
31. Well;done.,' ladies!
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Ladies 9 p.m.
High.single, Kay Crawford
245; high . triple , i<.av araVirarci
598. •
dames ovet•200: mar , :::.ekana
224, Janet Barger ,20.0 , Zena .
Rie.gling 224, Kay Lrawrord 24
Dianne .:2arter 214, Barb Whitm'
221,. Ann. e Anderson 2.12,
Team 7-Jo1rits; iarn
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COME IN AND HAVE YOUR HEADLIGHTS SET TO
PROPER SPECIFICATIONS WITH OUR
WILL BE HELD
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Saturday, March 9
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A SLIDE PROGRAM ON TROPICAL FISH WILL BE
SHOWN AT 11 A.M., 2 P.M, AND 4 r" M.
•4101.,,i•••
The Ripley Ladies Club held ,a
very successful Fun Day on Satur-
day, March 2nd.'. .Forty-.eight
ladies took part in this event
arranged' bypresident Joyce Court-
ney and committee women,
Vicki Funston arid .Marion Robb.
First' prize on the early draw.,
went to,Glaclys Nicholson, with
Vicki Funston,, Janice Rutherford
and Joan Mackay.. On the later'
draw, the winner was Mari Hodge
curling with. .Marie Coiling; Diane
Gamble and\ Claudia MacDonald.
Second prizes went to 'Janice Hod-
gins' rink of Marion Robb, Maith-,
el Wilson and Bev. Peterbaugh;
and the Ruthe Patterson entry of
Barbara Paquette, Donaida Pollard
and Alice Gamble., Third plaCe
finishes were registered by Mary
Walden, with Marg Rouse, Gayle
Bell and Mae Osborne; and. Jean'
Colling's foursome of Janet Kemp
ton, Elaine Ernmerton arid Lana
Grattan. Skipping other rinks
and all.con.SOlation winners were
Manj Elliott, Jean Wylds, Barbara
Liddle, Jane West, Dianne brool
and Bonnie Nicholson. ,
The ladies wish to thank Howard
Hodge, 'Andy Ritskes and Sandy
MacCharles for working half the
night Friday to get the motors re-
placed, which burned out' when the
hydro failed on, Friday at noon.
Also to Avon dealers, Marie Col-•
ling,. Deana' Scott and Mae Dore;
The Royal Bank, Bank of Mont-
real and Sifto Salt Company for
samples of their products for the
gift bags;' also special thanks to
the ladies, for the delicious dinner,
the decorating committee and
ever'yone who filled in, at the last E"
minute, for thos who were sick
Kiniost'
- Bowling League
High for'the men this .‘kie.k
vas ..7erala Rhod..; with' a sincgie
25;.i and a
Elizaneth.5ickie
math sititrie and high wizh
arm b e ttl wa:1 -..-te •
)ni .,,..ad‘r 'Attic had a score
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