The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-03-31, Page 9EpNESDAY, MARCH 311t, 1f71
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6eneaI�gicaLSoc.
Bruce Genealogical Society' met:
Tuesday, March 23 at the Bruce
County library with a good attend-
ance.
Mrs. Basil Underwood was ,in,.
the chair and outlined .the work
being carried on by the society:'.
The April meetingwill be held.
in Port Elgin' April 27• iri. the` forrn'
Pi' .a,dinner-. - 'rhe guest'speaker
Will be Phillip..Silcox ; president
of the' Ontario Society.` T1ie'rgroup
will also attend,the annual Ontario
Convention May 7 and 8 held at..
McMaster U:niver'sity , Harnilton.
1'1rs. Joyce Johnson, chief lib-
rarian for the county.;.introduced
her assistant Mr. Chris Peppier as
guest speaker..
• Mr. Peppier talked on the mat-
erial-avadable for Genealogical
research bothin, the libraries
the county and/other sources,.' .He.
was thanked by Mrs. Blatt' Robert-
son of'.1ort.:Elgin.,
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hoh:sinrle a
286., ,Jack Caesar had'hi •h triple
with 69b ;•
-Mustan s .5',: g•.
°Buicks. 2; .Fords 4, bodgei 3; 01ds
mobiles' 4, Pontiacs 3.
. Games'osf' 250 and •bs er :garner-.
on MacDonald 286 , Frank. Alton:
257., Bill. Button.*253/, Jack Caesar
273,. 'Howard Agnew 251, Omar
Brooks, 262
.Pla. -oS
f f . tandings• Mustan
19, 'Fords 166, Oldsfnobi,les',16, •
,Dodges (2, .Buicks 11, Feentia.cs. 0 •
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Vera• Purves.was high :lady this,
week with a single of l88 and•'a`
1, 1 -
For ;themen it was Jack Camp-7Bell with a:,197 single and a
double,.
Teani points 'won; Carrots 5, •
i:unips 3 , Potatoes' 2,'and, Lettuce
ainbow League
Kay, Crawford rolled the "high:;
single with a 282. High triple
a 694,
Games''20Qand:over: Kay Craw•
'ford X32 , 223 , • Marie Stewart'
274, 217 ;' 203';.'Margar:�eLHamil
,tori 239, Anne "Wisser 236; 214;
4Barb.Sanderson 235, Josie Hamil
ton; 228., 204 Tillie Wilson 224,
Margaret. ' Ann. Wilson 224 , Maudie
Fisher 220, :Kathy:Gibson'220,.
200, Irene Nelson 202,' Margaret'.,
Hackett PS:
Team points: Kathleen Forster's
Yellows 5,:•7 -Kathy 'Gibso n's :Greens
•2;• Anna' Johnstone's Blues: 0, Kay
Crawford's .Violets .7, Eileen.. Laois':
Reds:2, Joy. Dennis' Oranges' 5.
Team standing; Violets i2,
,Oranges 10, .Yellows 7 , Blues' 7.,
'Reds .4.;• Greens• 2. '
Henry Carter captured high
single .of the.evening with a
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PURPLE . ,GROVE
Sympathy is extended to the
families of .the late Mrs. Kenneth
Me Kay and Sam Pollock,'
Congratulations to Mr. and Mis.
:Bob Thompson (Judy.Storgard:)• on.
the birth of •their son on March.
20th. Judy's 'mother is visiting, ;
with 'therm 'for awhile.
Mrs.. George Emerson and :Mrs''_:
Howard. Thompson enjoyed 'a five
'day stay in New'`. York' city
Recent visitors with Mr, and1
Mrs. Don :Dore were : Bob Emerson,
Stuart Dore,, Hank Parker of .Bur-:.
lin_ton. Mr. and 'Mr
Of; Ripley' 'and Dianne and 'RAnnie '''
Team' standings:, Mel King's'
Carrots 70, Henry ,Carter's Pot -
ates 65 , Clarence B'ell's. Lettuce
----r12-rnd'Jack .Campbell.% Turnips:
53. :/•
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u Cknolir
Dung armor
...hien's .htgh.triple was •wotiby
Jack Caesar with 762 , who "also.
had the high single':of 295.
• Women's high' triple went to
'carie Stewart with 646 aril the'
high single to 'Wilnia Chisholm
with 260.
Men ..over, .250:. -Jac -k Caesar X95
Cani'MacDonald 266 , Zeke
Zeran 257, Barry McDonagh 262.
'Ladies over 224 Wilma Chis.-
holm
his-holm 260, Lorna Britton 240 ., •
Marg Wilson. 233 , toy -Dennis .24.1;
Stewart 226, 226.
Points; Lions 7', ;Gophers 0;
•' Cubs 5 , C00 fig'. 2; Kangaroos 5,.
Pole Cats 2;. Zebra -St , Chiprriunks.
e -r 4-; '' eave°r'ra °Wh`i` rr-
Biles 9... Squirrels' 8. •
• Standings:. A.'Group,. Cubs 1"1',
Tigers 13 , Wolverines •ll, . Coons
Squirrels 7•; ileaVers 6
13'C;to tp . Zebr �17 , Lions.l(.,.
karlga roost' 14 chipfirnu nks
'Gophers' 4 , Pole Cats 4
G
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G,ta'nt 'Philips had a high'•sinnle
of 174•'and.'a thigh double of 342. ..
'Barb:'Hariiilton hada high singleof 193'an7i: a high:cl"oube'of809
• Tearn'poihts Wagon . Wheels
Lifesavers 3 Chiclets.•2,, and
Potato Chips O. .
Tea.ni standings Lifesavers ',6•5 ,
IWagon ee s. �:,': is e'ts'4 ,
and "Potato' Chips 21 •
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Marion Cartlpbeil Was thc: top,.
bowler ill the third wcek'oftlic
t�1ay-offs with a 2 0 single and 2
6 `0 .triple. Good bow ling Marion !
Games of 200' and aver: Marian
C�rrrpplselL'28��,...23°0, Ja�fS��Mc __._.
Pherson V7, Trudy Foran
Grate 'Elliott 23:3'; Carol, NiVi s
200, 202, •Fertie=MacDonald 209;
,Catherine Andrew 216, ,Matie
Greer 202; Jean Phillips 212,
qua: c : enag ran
tr iss 237, Edith Webster 200',
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Team points:.Anna Mae ltir:nt-,•
er's Opals 7', Marie C+rcer's P? arts
0 ,.�fiildreci; Carnrcron's.. Sapphires:..
5,`Belle Mole's Rubics'2; Trudy.
1 --tit'an's Emeralds 5;,. Cathcrijlc.
Schr id's Diarnontts 2 '
Tearn standdingS Opals 17
.Sapphires 1:4; 'kbies'14;' •Enier,ilds
12, Pear•1s 4, Diamonds 2,
Just two More 'wecks`l' ` ri'?q 'y.
•Ga'm.es, Over ,225; 'Fred Horton`
.259 ; `Ab Morton 226 ,' Bob Nich
oll-s 231., e Geor g... Y -tante -' 228 ,
Henry Carter'355 , Hugh john -
stone - 226 , :Ran Stanley 231.,'.292:
Team ,oints;'',Owls .7, Cardin-
als'Q;' Vultures 5 ;..hawks 2;
Final .points . Vultures:16',. Owls'
14 Hawks'10 ,''Ca'rdinals 2.
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SATURDAY MAT.
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AS - That's
...and Mrs. Don: IVidCosh:'
were Sunday visitors of Mr and
Mrs.` Bill McInnes and family of
Teeswa.te;r
Mr. and: Mrs. 'Harvey Thompson'
and: Wray and Mr. and Mrs.'•Randy.
McDonald spent the week end in.
Nashville, Tenn,
Those in charge of 'the. card
,t.
party at the Purple Grove Com-
munity .centre
ommunit ...centre' on Thursday even=
ing, were Mrs. Harvey.:Needham':
and Mrs. 'Victor .Cawley.
Mrs'. Brian King of; Kitchener.,.
Dors.=Bil:1-McInnes.„indaa-n
Dianne Dore of Teeswater, , •visit
ed` friends in.Purple Grove .on .Fri- ''
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day.
• Miss Cathy Dore spent the week'
'end with Miss `Sandra Johnstone, of
],I, c know .
Visitors; of Mr', and 'Mrs;. Bill
Arnold, of Ripley on, Saturday were
Mrs.;. Jim Mc Ewan Mr. ` and Mrs:
Don.,McCosh and Mr:.. and Mr's...
Hector Knight of Pic;ton.
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