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16th year as sponsor

 

JAMES W. SIKES
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15th year as sponsor



6th year as sponsor

 

Tuesday, March 2
Guido Cimonetti, age 102, and his partner Gordon Blaum, took the gold medal in the 80-84 age group in Shuffleboard Doubles. Nearly 200 shufflers filled the new facility at Lake Parker Park.

SHUFFLEBOARD
Age 50-54: 1. Christine and James Phillips; 2. Henry and Linda Armstrong.
Age 55-59: 1. Ron Niebergall and Clay Ward; 2. Duane and Dennis Stone; 3. Margaret and James Fielding.
Age 60-64: 1. Ross and Grace Pipher; 2. Joyce and John Conway; 3. Holly and Dennis Willard.
Age 65-69: 1. Jim Shelton and Ben Benfield; 2. John and Karen Knight; 3. Catherine and Cor Decorte.
Age 70-74: 1. Edwin Waeghe and Joe Evers; 2. Bill Pekarek and Ernie Kline; 3. Al Cormier and Peter Perretto.
Age 75-79: 1. Phillip Cameron and Doreen Martynek; 2. Arthur Russell and Joe Van Dooren; 3. Mary and Maurice Henderson.
Age 80-84: 1. Gordon Blaum and Guido Cimonetti; 2. Ken and Edna Taylor; 3. Elsie Johnston and Anne Seigfried.
Age 85-89: 1. Anna Duffy and Clarence Lavelle 2. Arland Meade and Pauline Dayfield.

CHECKERS
Age 50-59: 1. Linda Armstrong.
Age 60-69: 1. Tommy Jenkins; 2. Robert Hay; 3. Larry Smucker.
Age 70-79: 1. Robert Urbanski; 2. Gil Rosenthal; 3. James Marvin.

TENNIS
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Nikki Powers.
Age 55-59: 1. Joanne Collier.
Age 60-64: 1. Judy Freeman; 2. Wanda Crocker.
Age 65-69: 1. Carolee Ogburn; 2. Carolyn Drake; 3. Alberdina Brown.
Age 70-74: 1. Ruth Fellmeth; 2. Eleanor Fidrick; 3. Henrietta Vinson.
Age 80-84: 1. Charlotte Cook.