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Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 -Page 19
Mary P 'llijps rolls a 332
Wedaesday NigktMixed
Febraa yL2
Mary Phillips' 332 single was high for the
ladles .as was her 658 triple.
Once again Gerald Rhody cleaned up for
the men with a 282 single •and 638 triple.
Games over 200: Allan Hackett 246, Barb
Tyler 206, Nancy Swan 200, Joyce Swan
210, Mary Phillips' 332, Betty Van Osch 217,
Antone Van Osch 221, Pete Van Osch 265,
Merle Rhody 274, Lucy Miller 304, Gerald
Rhody 282, �Doug
Evan Keith 203, Hary Liv=
ingston 261, 217,Ra206,Ma- Mary
Lou Baynard 205, Betty Mole 223.
-Team standings: Squirrels 207, Chip-
munks 189, Kangaroos 183., Tigers 167,
Gophers 164, Wolverines 157.
Fe 15
Betty Van Osch r lied the ladies high
single and triple wi a 247 and 593.
Gerald Rhody's 3 single and 674 triple
took the men's side.
Games over 200: Nic Beyersbergen 221,
Nancy Swan 216, Russel Swan 218, Jackie
McNay 225, Bev McNay 219, Betty Van
Osch 247, Steve Carvell 213, Pete Van Osch
218, Marg Cranston 202, Betty Mole 249,
Gerald Rhody 217, 214, 253, Evan Keith 204.
Team standings: Squirrels 225, Chip-
munks 203, Kangaroos 191, Tigers 174,
Gophers 172, Wolverines 165.
Town and Country
Ladies high single was rolled by Grace
Geertsma with a 216 single and Jean
Phillips took the double with 396.
CWUNG
THAT'S HOW MANY
CANADIANS ARE
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Len McDonald took the high for the men
with a 243 and double 414,
Games over 150: Ann Anderson 215, 170,
Jean Philips 212, 184, Stella Tilbrook 215,
Marie Park 171, 171, Fern McDonald 179,
Doris McKinnon 175, Mabel Whitby 166,
164, Caroline Menary 163, Anna Johnstone,.
159, Joan Robinson 157, Ida Howald 152,
Joyce Swan 152, Dave Moffat 189, Ian
Doughtery 1,.:, Ron McQuillan 225, 152,
Gordon Johnstone 178, Len McDonald 171,
Harry Lavis 164, Fraser McKinnon 156.
Team standings: Snowdrops 55,
Crocuses 47, Pansies 45, Daffodils 43,
Tulips 41, Hyacinths 39.
Thursday Night Ladies
Marie Scott rolled the high single flat of
268 and Bev Gibson took the high triple flat
with 667.
Games over 200: Marie Scott 218, 268,
Mary -Jo Farrish 207, Barb Harper 218,
Barb Van diepenbeek 251, 213, Irene
Haldenby 210, 209, Shani Webb -Ziegler 203,
Alice Ritchie 205, Bev Gibson 241, 265,
Karen Alien 211, Shirley Allan 204, Marg
Wilson 211, 209, Barb Tyler 217.
Team standings: Canada 72, USA 56,
Mexico 781/2, Australia 681, China 82,
Russia 42.
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on children. "We've included Two Weeks
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companies and second, because divorce ef-
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beginning to understand. It may be direct-
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in their friends' families Suddenly, so-
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was founded in 1975 with the mandate to
. develop and produce new Canadian plays
for young people. "By focusing on topics
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scored for the Rooiters while Steve Mac-
Phrson and Steve Simpson replied for
Lucknow.
Gary Rutledge gave the Roosters.a 4 - 3
dead in the third, with the Lancers' Grant
Gilchrist getting the tieing goal and Steve
Simpson netting the winner.
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night at 8:30 for the fourthgame with the
fifth in Rey oath weekend.
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