HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-26, Page 16Massey Ferguson Dealer
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able. There is no charge and
games do not get too serious.,
Louise Stroh, Rober4 And,
rew and. Elizabeth, returned
to Peterborough_ on.p.Akday
'spending after eading a few:. days
with her family, Margaret,
Bill and ,John Andrew.
Get well ' wishes to' Mary
'Lou Raynard, who is in
IVingham Hospital.
High winds on Priday
s1e Grove social notes
BY11(ETTY RITCBCIR
Larry and Lois Campbell
were guests at the wedding
of their nephew, Paul -Adam-
son "tO Linda *triti at Ken-
nedy Road •-Tabernacle,
„. • Brampten on Saturday and
reception *hick folldwed at
• the Board of •Tride-Country
Club, lAkiodbridge. Diane
•Ilackett and her mother, Eve
Pli
Mr. and WS. D'on
Robertson visited, in
London on ThttrSday with
Mr. and Mrs.' Jim
MacDonald and family.
Visitors this week with
Mr, and • Mrs. John
, Farrell 'were: Joanne
Wilkins, Sandra Forster
and Donna Jean, Mr. and
Mrs. Don McCosh, and
Mrs. Glen Hodgins of St.
Catharines.
.Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Farrell left, on the
weekend for Wilmot*,
Kentucky to visit Mr. and'
Mrs.. Bruce Aitken.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Johnston and family
Visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs,. Victor
Gowley.
The-Indoor -Gardening
course concluded on
Wednesday evening at
the biotite of Janet Nixon
in Ripley. The members
finished their macrame
plant hangers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson and,- family.
attended a , hockey
Adamrn, also were guests at
the.wedding and visited with
relatives.
Lisa Watson of Blyth spent
holidays with her sisters_
Jayne, M'el and •KTista
chle/
Volleyball will continue en
Monday night at Brookside
School for,. another month.
Come out and enjoy the fun
, and faCilities that, are avail-
— -
tournament in Teeswater,
on Saturday afternoon.
A,. large number 'of
neighbours and friends
gathered at the home of
Dick McCosh on Saturday
evening to honour Mr.
and Mrs. carl Collins who
are visiting here front
Calgary, Alberta.
On Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Darryl GOpaul and,
family of London and Mr.
and Mrs. • Doug
MacDonald and 'family
visited the maple "sugar
bush of .M.t. and Mrs.
Jack Farrell and helped
in boiling-off.
Mr. and 'Mrs. John
Farrell and family were
'..*Sunday supper guests
with Mr. and - Mrs.,
Francis Boyle. •
The conveners of the
standing committees of
the Purple ' Grove
Women's Institute met on
TiiesdaY afternoon at the,
home of. Mrs. Cecil
• Sutton.
Bob Thompson, Donald
Porster and Donnie Reid
caused hydra interruptions,
-Soine farms and hordes were
without hydro from I, p.m.
friday until S p.m. Sotrday.
breilr....waS the
longest shut off for some
time, Lines were pn the
ground on highway 86 west
,and Zion corner, Those with-
' out heat were able „ to stay
with neighbours and. are
greatful for their generosity.
Cliff.. Livingston won
$1,000 on the March 24-
, Wintario draw. He bought
his,deket at Kemp's General
- Store,.
JPan 'Livingston, and her
• mother, Margaret Cameron
Of Owen:: Sound, flew • to
Cornwallis, Novi Scotia to
attend. Steven, ,Livingston's
graduation front the Cana-
ian • Armed Forces Recrttit
School. Steven now sta-
tioned' •at 'Halifax'" with .; the
Navy,
Trinity Church -and choir
are preparing a drama for
GOod Friday, and commun-
ion Service will be Sunday, •
March 30..
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were away on a 3-day trip
to Kalamazoo, Michigan
and Decatur, Indiana
'last week. They toured
swine research 'facilities
and a pybean. meal
processing plant.
Mrs. Earl Elliott, Mri.
Donald Gillies 'and Mrs.
Cecil Sutton attended a
spinning workshop• in
,Clinton last week. It-was
sponsored by the Huron
Tract of the Spinners and
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