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In spite of much snow and wind, folks in this area were able to entertain and visit during the holiday season. On December 18, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins held the "Collins Christmas" for Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Schmidt of Mildmay,,, Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt of Water- kV, Mr. and Mrs.Glen Young, Vicki and 'David of Kinloss; Mr: and Mrs. Ed McGillivray and Kelly of Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs. David Lockheed of Ripley. John Collins of Waterloo University spent the holidays with his parents. On Christmas John, Margie and David and Sandra and Ed and Kelly were with Burt and Kay. Wishes for a speedy recovery are extended. to Ada Gawley, who is in Kincardine Hospital* and Walter Forster and John McKay in London, also Gordon Patterson, who is recovering from an opera- tion. Don Forster is helping with the Patterson chores until Gordon is on his feet again. Jamie Forster of Edmonton visited his parents, Walter and Isobel Forster during the holidays. Deepest sympathy is extended to the Lane family on the passing of Stuart's .father before Christmas. • Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Emerson and Bob were Geraldine, Frank and Joe Emerson and . Jim and Francis, Frankie and Susan. The same group celebrated New Years at the Jim Emerson home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson were dinner guests on Christmas of Mrs. J. C. McNab of Lucknow and New Years guests of Martha Huston in Ripley. Seems Santa left a bit more than gifts in this area as some folks were bitten by a flu bug while some of the little people got chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kurt are spending the winter in Gordon's brother's house in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green of Arthur and Earl and Susan of Kincardine and daughter Saman- tha were New Years guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins and family. Christmas guests of Maureen and Roy were Russell and Dorothy Collins, Walter Collins, Art, Ann, Lisa and Randy Collins. Bryan Boyle and Miss Janet Lackner spent Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Frances Boyle and family. Miss Kerry Boyle was also home from Hamilton. Other guests of the Boyles were Donna " Witty, Rich Henry and Rick Reynen of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Don Chadbourne of Kincardine held Christmas for the Gawley family and Sunday dinner guests, January 2, of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gawley were Marlene and De Wayne Grieg, Velma and Don Chadbourne and Tracy of Kincardine. Gladys and , Barry Johnston and Linden of Holyrood, and Ethel and Lettie Gawley of Ripley. A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frances Boyle and family last Wednesday in honour of Marj Armstrong. Those attending besides Marj and Aurel were Dale and Pam Arm- strong, and Lynn and Mary Armstrong. On Wednesday, December 29th, a wedding anniversary dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh. Guests of honour were Nancy and Paul Greenwood. Other guests were Jean-Paul Greenwood, Steve and Jan Elliott and Lea, John and Joyce Farrell and Teresa, Earl and June Elliott and Ian, Cecil and Wilma Sutton, Rodney and Tammy. Mrs. George King spent a few days at Christmas with Cecil and Wilma Sutton and family. The Suttons were dinner guests on Christmas Day of Mr. and Mrs. Wib Hodgins of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McGillivray and Kelly held New. Years dinner at their 'home in Goderich for the Collins family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Patterson, Billy and David were dinner guests last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott held a Christmas breakfast for their family. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell and Teresa, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Elliott and Lea, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenwood and John Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott of Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and family of Kincardine. The Boyle family celebrated New Years Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton and family. Mrs. Bessie' Farrell of Kincard- ine was' hostess to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle and family on Sunday. Ian Elliott of Windsor spent the week with John and Joyce Farrell and Teresa while his parents returned to Windsor. Dinner guests on Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Don Dore and Frank were Mrs. William Wood and David of Durham, Misses Cathy and Vicki Dore of Kincardine and Constable Jim 'Dore of Wingham. Jim and ViCki were home with their parents for a few days' at New Years. Other visitors with the Dores were Dave and Margie Lockheed and Walter Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott visited on Satuiday with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Colwell of B.C. spent a few days in this area visiting relatives. Also visiting with the Colwells was Ruth Colwell of Toronto. Christmag Eve dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson, Wray and Don were Mrs. Claude Dore of Bervie, Miss Meryl Stewart of Lucknow, Bob and Judy Thomp- son, Robbie and Todd, Randy and Joan McDonald, Tammy and Kim, and Misses Margaret Sache and Sharon Young. The Thompson family also gathered at the home of Harvie and Wilda for New Years Day dinner. Christmas Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and boys were Mr. and Mrs.' Harvie Thompson and Wray and Mrs. Claude Dore. On December 30th Don Thomp- son and Margaret Sache attended the wedding of Margaret's father in Toronto. A new Years Eve party was held in the Community Centre for those in this area who wished to attend. Many of the neighbours gathered for a visit and to dance. Lunch was served later and the music was supplied by Don Thompson's stereo system. Here are a few comments heard on the drifting snow a week ago. --driving to town and meeting the snow coming this way, then coming back and meeting the same snow going back again. --I think there must be an energy shortage up there too when we have to use the same snow over and over. --I really do believe in re-cycling things but re-cycled snow is ridiculous. Wishes for a happy and healthy 1977 are extended to folks every-,-= where from we in Purple Grove. Perform a death-defying act. Give Heart Ftmd. Give' Heart Fund co KINLOSS INAUGURAL CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 6.09; Ontario Hydro, Twp. hall, 15.00; Village of Lucknow, share of fire hall maintenance, 890.41; Jack Wraith, fox bounty, 4.00; M. M. Dillon Ltd., zoning by-law, 238.33; Mrs. P. A. Murray, caretaking, 18.00; Wm. Evans, attendant waste site, 100.00; Doris MacKin- non, clerical, 35.75. 'HIGHWAYS Harold Smith, pay less deduc- tions, 716.62; David MacKinnon, pay less deductions, 628.02; Jim Murray, pay less deductions, 554.05; Doug Ward, pay less deductions, 407.21; Robert Burt, - pay less deductions, 266.25; Russ Mackie, pay less deductions, 305.63; Receiver General, Un. Ins., 95.59, C.P.P., 38.04, In. Tax, 656.45; Int. Union, dues, 24.00; Ron Machan Hardware, bolts, etc., 14.41; B.P. Canada Ltd., diesel gas, etc., 2008.78; Dom. Road Mach. Sales, grader repair, 4293.- 81; Ontario Hydro, Twp. garage, 51.00; Sanfax Ltd., supplies, 343.- 89; Culross "Twp. 1976 Bdy. account, 80.80; Betty Smith, cleric- al, 22.00; Ray Stanley, sander rental, 32'5.00; Reavie Farm Equip- ment, snowplowing, 88.00. FRASER MacKINNON, Clerk.