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YBC
Smurfs: Tyler Page 99,
111, Nicole Berry 103,
Trisha Wall 98,, Nicole
Beyersbergen 107.
antams: Vicki King 126,.
Anson Ritchie 1139.
Juniors: Richard Elliott
209, 228, 1165, 174, 183,
Aaron Ritchie 160,
Jennifer Beyersbergen
1165, 151, .Matthew
Stewart 168, 227, Whitney
Taylor , 150, Kevin
Finnigan 168. Seniors:
Paula Taylor 208, 215,
182, Patrick Ritchie 1 U5,
:.w..cne Johnston 190,
180.
TuesdayNight
HS and HT - Jackie
Duik8:t 178, RQn Machan
291; Bea Griffin 488.,
etsday, OeteJer 8,9'
a.
Gerald hody 660. 200+
games.; Ron Machan 291,
Gerald Rhody 244, 218;
Ron Elliott 228, 206, Len
Clarke 225, Tom Downey
213. Standings: Bears 10,
Turkeys 8, Rhinos 7,
Grizzleys 4, Big Dawgs 4,
Tigers 3.
Friday Night
HS and HT - Bev
Beyersbergen 22.9, 621;
Ron Elliott 280, 715.200+
games: Eric Taylor 279,
233, Paul Beese 270, 248,
Evans Helm 200, Ron
Elliott 2$0, 266, Bev
1997
Pontiac
Grand Prix -:
Beyersbergen 229, Betty
Small 228, Don Woods
258, Andy Page 203, Nick
Beyersbergen 23.9.
Standings: Toonies 4, A -
Team 4, No -Shows 3, No -
Way 1, Ducktales 0, Oops
0.
Monday Night
HS and ; ;T - Terri Van
Diepen 205, Bryce Ritchie
289, Wendy Ritchie 559,
ryce Ritchie 659. 200+
scores: Terri Van Diepen
250, Eric Taylor2 24, 208,
Gerry Vanderklippe 214,
Dave Humphrey 257, 204,
Harold Elliott 201, John
Van Diepen 255, John
Andrew 237, . Bryce
Ritchie 289, 203.
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Pam Schneider. of Auburn, and Isobel Shepherd of Lucknow, (centre)
were top fund-raisers in the •Lions Club annual walk-a-dog-a-thon on
Sunda'y. Schneider, representing the Auburn Club, raised .$115 of their
total $325, and Shepherd raised $611. Barry Johnston, president of
Lucknow Lions (left) and Peter Chisholm, event coordinator (right) pre-
sented the ladies with t -shirts from Ralston Purina, one of the national
sponsors. Total proceeds of $1750 will go to Canine Vision, (Helm photo)
Grove folks enjoy .'Naked
Several Purple Grove
residents attended and.
enjoyed the ,dinner/theatre
in Lucknow on Friday
evening, sponsored by the
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Monday October 13th is Thanksgiving
deadline for aoojer l5th paper •
Editorial, Classified and Display
Advertising is- Noon, Friday, :October • :Ott •
help.: raise money to put
internet into the'Lucknow,
library.
The evening began with,
a delicious roast beef din-
ner and
in-ner'`and featured Ted Johns
presenting Naked, on .the
North Shore
Marj Thompson and
Katherine'Collins enjoyed''
dinner on Saturday with.
Anne McCosh and Mary
Anne 'Kukoly,;
On Sunday, Mary Anne
and Anne visited with
John and .Joyce Farrell in
Wingham.
Stewart Clifford visited
with Mary Ai'ine
Maureen and. Roy
Collins spent Thursday in
Arthur. visiting Maureen's
parents and cousins, Sandi
'and A -ex .Lansdown, from'
Bc
Fran Farrell and kids
spent Sunday in Mildmay
• at Paul Russworm's: taking
part in a showmanship,.
• workshop. '
On' Saturday evening,
Jiro and Fran attended a
25 year reunion' .of the>
OMHA .champions. Every
member of the Ripley
team, with the exception
of Jim Dore, attended.
Both . coaches Elmer.
Courtney •" and Terry
'Cummer'= were there too.
June and Earl Elliott
attended the funeral of
Gladys, 'Stanley, widow of
Everet':Stanley, in Linden.
Michigan on Thursday.
Gladys was Earl's aunt:
Our sympathy is extended
to the family.
Ernie and Joan Roe
• enjoyed dinner' at Marion
Gamble's on. Sunday
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A big thank you . to the•
Ripley Boy Scouts who •
cleaned up both sides of
theroad from •the. public
schoolto highway 21' this
past weekend. Well done
boys!
Joan- MacDonald
returned. to South
Porcupine after spending a
week with her parents,
brothers and friends, also
M'yrtle MacDonald
Rick' of. Kincardine; Wrayand
and Linda 'Thompson of
Mississauga and daughter,.
Tanuuy and Paul ;Cunliffe
of Etobicoke..
Wonirnen'sInstitute
Brian Hol'loway,, , of
Kincardine, was a guest
demonstrator when the
Purple Grove Women's
Institute : met last •
Wednesday Eighteen
members and two visitors
•enjoyed Holloway's pre
sentation; both verbal and,
physical on Tai Chi, , a
'Chinese. art that is a
method of self defence,
but' also relieves stress. and
helps our body to over-
come obstacles.
There are 150 move-
ments . to Tai Chi.
Holloway.: demonstrated
how to wallc properly. tie
said Tai; Chi puts. your
body in sink with nature.
Holloway, who trains in
Owen Sound, currently
teaches a .'. class in
Kincardine.. ' ' ..,•.
Anne Collins was wel
corned as a new member.
Janet .Rhody read a
poe,rn' "Desiderata" and
Betty, Needham .read. the,
scripture from
Deuteronomy..
• Rollca:ll was answered
by "what you do to relax."