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PURPLE ' GROVE-
• 'Mr, and Mrs. • Don McCosh •left.
"on: a motor 'trip, the first of the
week.
. Mr. Milton" .Stanley,; Ntrs Helen
Sww and Rosyliri; Norval' :and
E th returned' home. after liav,
ing spent: the' past six weeks in
the W.es't. • .
Miss 'Marville Scott and Mrs.
'iS ier' hf' Oraitgevi=fk spent- the4
!week -end• visiting friends raroimd
the Grove: ;
Mrs.. Herb 'Farrel, 'Mrs: John..
Emerson,. Mrs-- 'Howard : Thomp-
son .attended .the W. I. convention
at •Kitchener Tuesday and Wed
nesday of 'last week.
Ethel` and„Helen Farrell .& Mr.'
end Mrs. Beveriey Cliffe and Di-
anne, marry and R'iel ey7af Lon-
•don.were recent visitors. 'at the'
home .of Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Far-
rell.
:Mrs.- Milton Walsir'is 'spending
a few. weeks •at thehome of ' Mr.
and Mrs. Donald MoCosh.
SPORT..
r TIMBER TIPS
The Lucknow - Dungannon In-
door Bowling got. underway .last
week. Seems that it is bigger,
and better than ever with two
new_ .. of
entries makinga total
ten teams.
Regulars are taking . this op-,
portunity of extending a warm,
welcome to McDonagh's Wolves
ines and Bannister's Coons toge
tY er .with a sprinkling , t'I ew=:
cornerson the old teams..
'We will •continue to place the
einphasis on team spirit and teamp.
dtial
Scors ing featspOsed whichto wiU mot ass
unnoticed, Bowlingnight is, and
should•,be; a . popular social and
!recreational. ,outing , land, Un-
doubtedly, .all• bawlers will join
.vvlhole heartedly in the fun and
be "great" , in victory 'or in de-
feat.
This gone like any other, is
deserving of nothing less than
your lbest efforts. By concentrat?
ing on fundamentals such as tak-
ing a ,: stance and ` keeping your
balance while .taking a free and
easy awing (instead of .trying for
speed) you can giive .gait handl
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cap' a' real' beating! • Meanwhile
keep your eye on the pin for
even better results! • •
Johnstone's Chipmunks • set an
unseasonal and dizzy pace. •after
the kick-off, . to, . run ;Asp. a; total-
of,`3082 'pins while •Bubton's Go
•.pliers rolled . the. high ' individual
game total• of 1150.'
Individualhonors go to Chip-
munk . Bud Hamilton who settled
+for a -.sparkling: 716 'including. a
high single, of.; 297' as ;Gopher' An-..
,dersoncame- close with ,292.
Team Standing
Johnstone's Chiprnunks . 5; An-
derson's• Tigers 5;.' Button's 'Go-
phers j5;: Park's Cubs `5;' Banni-.
.ster's' Coons 5; •McKinnon's . Bea
vers .2; .Crawford's'. Pole Cats .2;
Taylor_'s Zebras Z Eedy's Lions
2; McDonagh'sr Wolverines 2.
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WalkertonjCopes' Title '
Walkerton Dodgers, .after being
eliminated' from ''.:the°'W.00A A,
Major' fa,stball series, went on in-
to the 'Ontario' Association "A"
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WINGHAK 'ONT.
Robin E. Campbell '
softball playoffs and .wound up
the'season: on Monday by coping
the all -Ontario title from .North
Bay.' North • Bay won ?tihe opener
on Saturday night in Walkerton`
1=0 On. Monday afternoon—Walk=
erton evened the series in 'thee
countytown by .a 2-0 tenth inn='
ing• victory and, •under the lights
tat same night .clinched the sil-
verware :with a 4-2 win. George
Zuk: hurled all three gainer for
the champions. •
-Hugh Cuming ,handled.... both
gafnes 'Ibehind• the plate .on Mon -
proving :his
on-
proving.:his popularity., as• a•
caller. Neither team' "'Was satis-
fied with ' Saturday night's ump-
iring and Hugh, was' Balled in on
Monday .afternoon ' and 'got the
nod , ag.ain ' for the night, game.
• OBITUARY
MRS: JEREMIAH CASEMORE
The ; death occurred . at the
home of. her daughter, Mrs Ed-.
Ward Marsh, Wingham, on Th
urs-.
morning, October 9th, 1952,
of Mrs,` 'Jeremiah 'Casemore. She'
had been in poor health for some
tin'ie „but on' Friday, ' October 3rd
she suffered a severe strbke ,from
which she 'never gained con
,sciousness.
Mrs; •Casemore. was a kind and
loving mother, a good neighbor;
a .frien4 to 'Young ail.d.,...eld ' She
,was in her' 83rd year and ' was
formerly Margaret M. Hunter,.
-youngest daughter.. .of _,the.-.J!ate_
Alex, and. Jane Hunter, Morris
Township. Iri. 1892. `. She Married
Jerry Casemate whom predeceas-
ed here on January' 17th, 19146,
The funeral .service was . held
at Currie's Funeral' , Herne on
Saturday afternoon conducted 'by
tier pastor, Rev. H. A, Parker .of.
St: Pa.11's Anglican ,church. In-
terment was •in Wingham Cem-
etery. The pallbearers were Bett'
Hohrles, Alex 'and John Sproule,
Elgin•.Johri'ston, Alex McBurney
and Clark, Johnston. '' N
Mr's'. Casemate leaves to mourn
her loss five sons, 'Oscar of Strat
ford,`
rrnest-of Carl"
of Petrolia, ' V'ictor of Brantford,
Chester, of Turnberry two.,•.dau-
ghters (Marion) Mrs. Peter Wat-
son, formerly of ,Lucknow; (Vera).
Mrs Ed Marsh, Wine am
One son Roy, was killed in
World • War' I;: Alex was' killed at
Maidstone Crossing:, February 12,
1929 in a motor. accident, She is
also s
urvived by 6grandchildren
and 5 •,grea+t grandchildren.
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Holiday visitors with' Mr. and
Mrs.. Jim Wallace . Were Mr.- and
Mrs.. Joe. Reid: and Mr. and Mrs.
Vic Finnie and two :children of
• Toronto, ,
With `'1VIr: 'and Mrs, W. Lannan
:were Mrs: Gerry Hill and three
children and Mr. and : Mrs:: Dan
Bass and Miss Delina; Lannon.
With Mr. and, •Mrs. .P. Miirp'hy,•
Mr, rand' Mrs. Jack .Fitzgeraid. •;
With Mr. apd' Mrs, Jerry, Dal: •
ton, M. and Mrs Charlie Dal -
ton ,and.'tvvo children.' •
Mr; • Braise Martin artd ` Nace
Martin were in. Hamilton on Sun-
day. ;
Misses. Frances and Mary, Ter-
esa • Martin • spent the week -ends.
.with their parents..
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