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Ponton

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Pon`ton´
n.1.See Pontoon.


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Byline: ALEC PONTON SIR Len Fenwick whinges on about the rejection of plans for the development of Newcastle General Hospital site (The Journal, February 28).
A 3&2 success over Ray Warham earned him the captain's prize at the Wirral club while the junior final was won by Tom Madden, who edged out Jack Ponton in a close match by 2&1.
Rovai teaches online courses in statistics, strategic planning, and program evaluation, and Ponton and Baker teach courses in education.
 
 
 
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