The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-02-06, Page 14200i .Lynn Wall 258i'Grace,,
Elliott' 247, Mary Treleaven
239.
Men's high single Bill
Searle with 291.. Men's high
triple -Keith Tyler with 663.
Men over 250; Bill Searle
291, Lorne Cook 261,' Gerald
RhoOy 245. '
Team points and stand-
ings; Kangaroos 2,135; foxei
5, $5; Wolverines 7, 78;'
Cougars 5, 78; Cubs 5, 671/2;
Polecats .2, 60; Tigers 7, 58;
Chipinunks 0, 58; Gophers 5
57; Squirrels 2, 521/2 ; Zebras
0, 46; Coons 2, 31,
LADIES 6:30 P.M, LEAGVE
Dorothy Bain bOwled the
high single with a 260,
Dorothy Bain 'bawled the
High tiiple with_•a, 647.
Games of 200 and 'over
Dorothy. Bain 260, 214, Carol
Adams- 221,- Marion Cook
'227, JesSiejoynt 215, Kath-
'leen MacDonald 209, Isobel
Miller 208, Bernice Kemp
206, Joan Livingston. 201. '
• Team• points • and stand-
ings: Roosters 5, 78; Ducks
7, .72k Geese 4,.11; Chickens
0, 6$; Hens 3, •66; Turkeys 2,
65.
LADIES 9 O'CLOCK
High single Dianne Carter'
with 259. High triple Dianne'
Carter with 672.
Games over. 200: Dianne
Carter 259, 2,29, Mary Lou
Raynard 221, 217, 215, Mary
Park 219„' Sharen Cuillerier
217, Dayle Taylor 227; Marie
Scott 208, Anna Johnstone
201.
Team points and stand-
ings: Grapes 2, 69; Pineap
ples 2, 69; Oranges 5, 67;
Apples 5,':67; Cherries 2, 65;
Bananas 5,62.
.single for the men with 205.
Les Purvis' took the double
with 314, •
Team standings: Violets
49, Reds 48, ..Orates 45,
Blues 44, Greens 38„ Yellovvs
31, • '
January 31
Isobel Tiffin had high
score for the ladies:with
single of 241 and double of
401. •
High for the men went to
Harry Lavis with a. single of.
247 and double of .z..183.
Games. over 200; Isobel
Tiffin 241, Anna Johnstone
226, Harry Lavis 247 and
236, Pete Cook 223.
Team standings: Reds 51,
Viblets 51, Blues 46, Oranges •
45, Greens 43.' Yellows 34.
KINLOSS MIXED LEAGUE
Men's 'high single Mike
Dalton with 229 and high
triple Eric Exel with 556.
• Men 200 and over: Mike
Dalton 229, Jack Henderson • • 206,
Ladies high single Jan
Zdybel with 224 and high
triple Nikki Exel with 544.
Ladies 200 and over: Jan
ZdYbeI 224, Nikki' Exel 208:
Teart , points and stand-
•
MEN'S BOWLING
High single and high triple
ROn` Stanley with: 259 and
732,
Games over 225: Ron Stan-
ley 259, 239, 234, Donald
-MacKinnon 245, .242, Ken
Adams 240, 229, Gerry Ross
238. George Humphrey 238,
Joha Palk 233, Gerald Rhody
• 232, Cliff Livingston :232,
Harold Maize 226.,
_ Team standingS:, OldsMo-
biles 41/2 ,, 541/2 ; Fords 21/2 ,
591/2 ; Mustangs 2, 54; Pod
geS .S, 49. Pontiacs '5: 69;
I3uicks 2, 71.
TOWN 'AND COUNTRY"'
- January 29 -
Greta Johnston and Anna
Johnstone tied* for high
Sing with 186.
The double went to Anna
Johnstone with 339.
Spence Irwin had high
ings: Snows 5, 85; Spys 2, 71;
Kings 2, 66; Macs 5, 66,
Wealthys. 2, 63; rippins 5,
"'"N
LUCKNOW-DUNGANNON
Ladies high single and
high .triple went to Merle
Rhody: with 268 and 622:
Ladies. over 225: Merle
Rhody 268, Gwen Caesar,
INTERTOWNTBOWLING
On February 2 • Listolief
defeated LucknOw 9 ,- 2;
Liicknow scores ,werei: Bob
Cranston • 1195, Ron Stanley.
1172, Bob Love' 979, 'Allan
Stanley 859, Ken Adams 855',
Dan .Dawe 850.
vielissa Becker brought home a gold medal 'for -ladies
oreliminao figures from the Great Lakes . Winter Skating
r'estival held in London January 26 . 27. About 700 skaters
ompeted in the event which is sanctioned by the Canadian
Ind United , States Figure Skating Association. Melissa, the
'aughter of Chuck and Nancy Becker, Lueknow, is a. senior
kilter with the Lucknow Figure Skating Club.
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