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Purple Grove couple host birthday party for Ean
John and Joyce Farrell
and traniily hosted a birthday
party on Sunday for Ean
lliott, Guests were Paul
and Laney Greenwood and
family, Sherri Clampitt,
Aunt Irene Elliott, and Rob
Sutton,
Don and Annie Mccosh
were guests at the wedding
of Betty Colwell and Ken
Morrison in Sudbury on
Saturday,
Kay Collins, Mari Thomp-
son, Jerome and Helen
Smidt were guests on
Wednesday with Glen and
Doreen Young,
Fran Farrell and Sandra
Forster attended the March
UCW meeting at Jan Flud-
der's home on Wednesday
evening,
A p clmtp truck was
destroyed and the steel shed
damaged in a fire Wednes-
at Allan Rhody's farm,
public school students
were home on Friday for
Professional Development
471'w Purple Grove Bible
Study group met on Tuesday
at the home of Ora Martin,
John and Brenda Mae -
Donald and Donald and
Alma Gillies were among
those who attended the
Grand Old Opry in Kittheneer
on Saturday evening,
Dirk MtCosh and Wayne
Ferguson are away on a
motor trip to Washington,
Agne Hodgins of K.inlough
visited with Howard and
Mari TltMacDonald on Sunday,
and
Sandra Forster attended the
leaders' workshop on "Food
For All Seasons" in
Chepstow on Thursday._
Brenda MacDonald at-
tended the Lueknow Junior
Women's Institute meeting
in Lueknow on Tuesday
p 5I Patrick's ppootluek
supper and card party was
Meld Saturday evening at the
Purple Grove Community
Centre. Ceeil and Wilma Sut-
ton and Marion Emerson
were in thurge,
Maureen Collins was con -
yeller for the ACW meeting
on Thursday,
Francis and Irene Boyle
hosted a birthday party last
week for John Farrell,
Ivan and Joan McFarlane
visited Friday evening with
Connie and Marilyn Reid,
Maureen Collins, Jennifer
and David visited on Friday
with Mr. and Mrs, Slum
Green in Arthur,
Donald and Sandra
Forster and family attended
the lith birthday party of
Sandra's grandfather,
at Warren
and Marion Ititittts home on
Saturday evening,
John -Paul Greenwood
spent tour days holi
with John and Joyce Farre
and family,
Bronze grackles return to Ripley from south...
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Wm, R, Lowry is back to
his home on the Tenth con-
cession west in Huron
township after spending
some time in St, Joseph's
Hospital in London,
Ambrose Gamble after
spending a couple of days in
Kincardine hospital was
transferred to University
Hospital, London last
Thursday, His family expect
that he will be able to return
home this week.
Jim Lowry who was a pa-
tient in Kincardine and
District Hospital was able to
come home this past
weekend,
By this time nearly
Bowle rs finishing
another season
Mulatto
Ladies high single, Han-
nah Hartemink with 194 and
high triple, Val Matthews
with 477,
Men's high single, Ron
McQuillan 221 and high
triple, Jim Lavas 567,
Men 200 and over: Ron
McQuillan 221, Jake Conley
216, Gerry vender Klippe
207, 200, Jim Lavas 213, Bob
Campbell 203.
Team points and standings
Pippins 7, 1'4; Wealthys 7, 9;
Spys 0. 5; Macs 7, 7„ Kings
0, 7; Snows 0, 0.
Ladles bsOO O'clock
Ladies high single, Marg
Wilson 245.
Ladies high triple, Marg
Wilson 699,
Games over 200; Marg
Wilson 245, 227, 227, Barb
Tyler 239, Sheila Bushell
231, Lois Hodgins 217, Janet
Gunter 212, Chris McDonald
201.
Team points and stand-
ings: Crocus 2, 4; Snow
Drops 0, 5; Iris 7, 14;
Hyacinths 2, 2; Tulips 5, 10;
Daffodils 5, 7.
Men's Bowling
High single, Gerry Ross
280.
High triple. Gerry Ross
774,
, Games over 225: Gerry
Ross 280, 250, 244, Joe
Hackett 273. Mei Corrin 239,
233, John VanDiepen 230,
Standings: Oldsmobiles 4,
78; Fords 5, 931/2; Mustangs
7, 116; Dodges 3, 841/2;
Pontiacs 0, 55; Buicks 2, 7"
Lucknow - Dungannon
Men's high single, Russell
Swan 245.
Men's high triple, Russell
Swan 582.
Lathes high single, Beryl
MacDonald 237,
Ladies high triple, Beryl
MacDonald 602,
Games over 225; Antone
Van Osch 238, Ron Stanley
230, Allan Hackett 228, Marg
Hackett 227,
Pinais standings: Chip-
munks 11, 202; Gophers 8,
175; Squirrels 7, 209; Kan-
garoos 11, 209; Tigers 8, 195,
Congratulations to the
Squirrels who won the seas-
on in an extra game against
the Katigaroos.
Town and Counttry
Annie Gaunt had high
score for the ladies single
with 173,
High double went to Kay
McCormick with 302.
Art Burrows bowled high
for the men with single of 180
and double of 313.
Team playoff standings:
Rt;ds 5, Oranges 5, Blues 3,
Greens 2, Violets 0, Yellows
0.
Y.B.C. Bowling
High scores: Lisa MacDon-
ald 97, 271; Cheryl Cuillerier
131, 370; Luke Cranston 202,
David Elliott 482, Bruce El-
liott 197, 496.
Standings: Allis Chambers
S, 1331/2; Massey Fergusons
11, 195; Fords 10, 1731/2;
Internationals 4, 157,
Ladles 6i30
Kay Crawford howled the
high single with a 236,
Bernice Kemp bowled the
high triple with a 619.
Games of 200 and over:
Kay Crawford 236, ,Jean Phil-
lios 205, Betty Van Osch 207,
223, Mary Lou Raynard 206,
Bernice Kenip 202, 220, Barb
Ross 231, Donna Van Osch
221
Team points and stand-
ings: Monkeys 15; Bears 14;
Tigers 11; Giraffes 11; Ele-
phants 7, Lions 5.
everyone will have seen
their first robin of the spring,
Noticed back this last weeds
were bronze graekles - the
big blackbird, red winged
black birds, and killdeer, It
is always nice to see the
birds return from thn South,
And the Suckers are up the
rivers from Lake Huron.
Former native of the
Fourth concession west in
Huron township Elmer
1.eavie passed away in West
Park Hospital in Toronto on
Sunday March f►, 1,, He
was in his 80th year, Born on
Sunday May 10, 1903 on lot .:
cone ession 3 west, which is
the present farm of Bill and
Bertha Stott and family, his
parents were Peter B.eavie
and Mary Bell, Later he liv-
ed on lot 28 Just east of his
birthplace operated it as his
own farm, It is now the Don
Mitchell farm,
Elmer was predeceased
by his first wife Bessie Blue
in 1938 and by his second
wife Erland Howe in 11, He
is survived by two daughters
Bessie, Mrs, Roy Stanley of
London and Marion, Mrs,
Dort Duthie of Mississauga
and one son Stuart Reavie of
Lueknow and seven grand
Children, s�ppaais et.
tended at this tot
bereavement,
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