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Farrells have supper guests
Visitors with John and Joyce Farrell and
family for supper on Sunday in Purple
Grove were Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh, Dick
McCosh and Currie Colwell. On Friday,
Mrs. Orville Needham from London was up
for a visit. Happy Birthday Tania!
Welcome home wishes are extended to
Bert Thompson from his friends and
neighbours in the Purple Grove area!
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farrell spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Derk Logtenberg and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell have just
returned from a trip to New Jersey and New.
York. Janet said they had a really nice time.
Welcome home!
Allan, Kathy and Jared Martin of Kit-
chener, George, Janice, and Rachel Miller
of Thorndale, Jim, Fran and family, Gary,
Laura and family, Rob Farrell of Mount
Forest, and Donald Hutton of Ripley were
all weekend visitors with Jack and Janet
Farrell. Sunday callers included: Allan and
Lynn Hagedorn, and Murray and Simone
Hagedorn of Moosamin, Saskatchewan.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forster and family
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Keith of
South Kinloss for Sunday lunch. Also
visiting there were Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Keith and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Keith from
Toronto.
Visitors during the week with Sandra and
Donald Forster and family were Janice
Scott, Frank Colwell from Kincardine, Tom
MacDonald from Fort Nelson, Bill and Dale
Robinson from Ripley, Dorinda Bowers
from Pt. Clark, and Mary Lazarevich from
Brantford.
Bette McLeod and grandson Robert en-
joyed an Easter visit from Bette's niece,
Sandy Miller, and son Charlie from Toronto.
Robert will be going home on Tuesday.
Come back and visit us soon Robert!
Marj Thompson is spending a few days at
PURPLE
home with her son, Bert. On Sunday, Marj
attended the baptismal service of Laurie
and Mike Gallant's son Kyle in Kincardine.
Isabel and Norval Stanley together with
Deanna and Morley Scott had a lovely
Easter Sunday dinner with Don and Jessie
Doupe and family. Also present were Fred
and Susan Doupe and boys.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
McGillivray and family for Easter were
Eunice and Wib Emmerton of Bruce Beach.
Kate Collins enjoyed having her family
present for Easter: Ed and Sandra
McGillivray and family, Dave and Margie
Lochhead and family, Ruth and Gord Pat-
terson, Bill Patterson, Bobby Robertson,
Ruth Gordon, and Betty Lochhead from
Stoney Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Rena McNab of Lucknow.
Evelyn Bridge from Kincardine, Henry
and Jackie Pope and sons, Chris and James
of Paisley were all Sunday with Mrs. Rena
McNab of Lucknow.
Evelyn Bridge from Kincardine, Henry
and Jackie`Pope and sons, Chris and James
of Paisley were all Sunday visitors with Ken
and Brenda Bridge and family.
Ken and Brenda Bridge hosted the first
meeting of the Ripley/Kincardne 4-H Swine
Club which was held on Thursday, April 23,
1987.
Lastly, a few lines from Victor Hugo:
A house is built of logs and stone,
Of tiles and posts and piers;
A home is built of loving deeds
That stand a thousand years.
Neighbors hold social evening
Fourth concession neighbours gathered
at the Kairshea Hall on April 11 for a social
evening for John MacKinnon. John sold his
farm and moved to Lucknow some time
ago. Following a card party, Mrs. Lloyd,
MacDougall read a poetic address and Bill
Moffat presented John .with a piece of
luggage.
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Bayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mac-
Dougall from Lucknow visited Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham.
Douglas Dickie and three children, Erin,
Allison and Eric of Markdale spent Easter
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Dickie.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Sr. and Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Dickie were Sunday evening
dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Dickie and John Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Estabrooks of
Toronto visited recently with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham this . past
weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Seguin of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Graham
and Jodie of Janetville were also home.
We welcome Gerald and Joan. Mowbray
and family back into our neighbourhood.
They are living in Fraser MacKinnon's
farm house on the fourth concession.
Vic and Helen Finton and family of
Belleville spent Easter weekend with Olive
Needham and Nancy Maclntyre and
family.
Jack and Blanche Needham are home to
Kinloss again after spending the winter in
the northern part of Florida.
Norma Maclntyre and her husband
Dave of Waterloo spent Easter with her
parents, Marilyn and Donald Maclntyre
and Sandy.
Brian and Louise Keith of Toronto were
home to be with Brian's family, Evan and
Marg Keith, for Easter.
Robin and Dan Logan are at their
Kinloss home again after spending the
winter in Kolownia, British Columbia and
at Texas.
Besides Marilyn and Donald Macln-
tyre's own family, they 146d 39 for dinner
on Easter Sunday. They wee J.R. and
Amilia Murray and family of Clifford,
Janet and Don Bannerman of Kincardine,
Sharon and Alex Thompson and family of
Benbrook, John and Marion Mowbray and
Duncan, Gerry and Joan Mowbray and
family, Margaret and Veiden Mowbray
and Mary Maclntosh, all of Lucknow,