The Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-04-01, Page 7Shaws lead
HS and HT-
Marton Jones 259, 713;
Eric Taylor,, 285, g12„
200+ scores: Erie 'Taylor
285,.254, 273, Don Woods
224, 204, Barb Helm 202,
Marioin Jones 259, 211,
243,. Joyce Woods 209.,
Ron. E1liaft 265, 216, 233,.'
Boy Beyersbergen 252,
213,232; Andy Page 228,
Standings No -Shows: 61,:
Toonies 60, Ducktales 43,
No -Way 42. •
-roG The winner pf the
family twosome was
Bocce Kingand Tina Bain
M the Pee _ Wee' division;
Jessica Small and' Betty
Small, in Bantam; Richard
Elliott and Ron Elliott in
Junior; ,and DJ.. Haldenby
and Glen Haldenby to
Senior. Regular bowling:
Stnurfs .. Nicole Berry' 85,
Nicole, Beyersbergen 87,
'Ilisha,Wa11777. Pee'Wees -
Grace Finnigan 102.
Bantams - Rachel Elliott
160, 134 Greg Beyers-
bergen 13.8, Jamie Page
128, Juniors -• `Jennifer.
Beycrsbergen " 1,61,. 217,
The choice and 'exotic
steers and heifers "sold
fully steady, with second
cut selling a:little lower.
Cows sold $1 to $2 higher.
-Veal sold on a steady tnar-
ket'with lambs selling $10
- $2.0 lowersAll classes of
Richard Elliott 161, 165,
209, Tyler Nicholson 157,
Cody .Moue 188,
Matthew Stewart 168,160,:-
Sarntantha Dyk 159, 219*
Seniors' •` Marlene
Johnston 216,275,Paula
Taylor 189..
'1`9vv,a. otol Co'I!atY
andHD Agnes.
Buckingham 217, 369,1
George Taylor 220; Harold
Elliott 382. 150+. scores:
Oeorge Taylor 159, 220,
Harold Elliott 290; 192,
Donald MacKinnon 150,
168,, Ken "Chaput 1911,
Doug,. Maynard: , 160,
Gordon Brooks •155,.
Clarence Ritchie 157, 153,
Lloyd Buckingham 156,.
Agnes Buckingham •217,
152,. Fern. McDonald 183,
179, Ane Anderson 171,.
177, Lois Chaput 168,174;
Kathy • Gibson 178, Mary
Lou Raynard 192, 170,
da.. '.
Shirley Brooks 169,
Caroline Menary 158;155,
Atari MacDougall 185.
Standings: Tulips 47,
Snowdrops. 394. Hyacinth;:
38.5, .Daffodils : 36.5,
Pansies • 33;5, Crocuses
29.5.
Blau'- QHS "and HD
Annetta Robinson 213,
Shirley Adams 353; Ji to
McGillvary . and Norval
Pollock tiedfor single with
193:; Jim. McGillvary don-
ble 373. 150 + scores; Jim
McGillvary 180C 193,
Norval Pollock 193, Bill:
'Dow 174, Currie Colwell.
15.1,. Al Ross 161, Annetta
Robinson, 213, Shirley
Adams 167 186, Wilma.
Elliott .156; 191, Helen.
MacCiregof 181,. 155,
Helen McCreath 184,
Marina Cameron' 169,
Anna MacTavish: 160,
Marion Robb 159, Eunice
Emnaerton 1.50, Standings;
Swallows 42, Bluebirds
39 Orioles . 35,
Goldfinches 33, Cardinals'
26, Robins, 25;
tit
eague
M '9tfay HS and HT -
Anita Elliott 284, 685;
Dinnie Whitby 246. Eric
Taylor 689. 20.0+0�� - *Gores:
• Anita Elliott 284. 229.
Verna ;Humphrey 213.
Wendy Ritchie 203, Eric
Taylor. 204. 245. ' 240.
Dave Humphrey 202, 244,
Dinfiier Whitby' 246,
Harold Elliott 223: BObble
Gum Balis 64.5. 13arnuts
59.5, Flintstones. 57,
Pecans 54, tion Kings 51.,
Looney Tunes 50.
Tueloav - HS and HT -
Grace Hopi' 242., 642:
Wayne Ithody 257.. Bill
Stewart 661. 200+ scores;
„ Wayne Rhody 257, 200,
Grace H.opf 242, 216, Bea
Griffin 229, .Bill Stewart
•233, 204, 224, Lois Chaput
227, 21:9, Ron Machan
225, Kevin ackert 22,216.
Len Clarke 22Z, Jack Barr
' 221, Brad- Engel 214,
Wilma Elliott 210, Ron
Elliott 207, Merle Rhody
204. Standings: �Gri4 ley4.
63,: Rhinos 60.5, turkeys
58,5, . Tigers -54.5; Big
Dawgs 52.5; Bears 47.
exotic steers soid steady
stockers sold on a steady There were 256 Cows to 80:00; plain Holstein:
trade. onoffer selling from 40.00 55.00 to 70.00..
There were •304 steers to 57.00 to the :high cif Lambs: under 50 lbs.,
on offer selling from. 89.00 70.50.. 190.00 to 237.5„0; 50 to 79-
to 94.00 to the high of There were 25 bulls on lbs.,, 177.5° te' 210.00; 80,
102.50, 'offer selling from 54.50 to to; 94 lbs., 147.50 to
There were 291 heifers "..'63,50 to the high of 69.25.; . 190:00; 95 to 109, lbs.,
on offer selling from' 89:00 ' There were 344 veal on. 147,50 to 167.50.
to ,94.00 to the high of offer selling, Beef; 90.00 Sheep: 540.0 to 92,50.
103.25, to'134.00; Holstein: 70.00. Goats: 19:00 to 170.00.
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