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Purple Grove ladies
are busy quilting
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break for those Of us who have been un
wooing for spring. / noticed several ef the PLE GROVE
birda are back including the blue heron;
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going about their way, 1 even saw some of Donald and family were Gary and Karen
the holidayers riding horseback bicycling. Pollock of Pickering, Uncle Walker of
skateboarding and on and on. It reminded 'rhonihill and Valarie Emmerton 01 Ripey_
me of the verse In Ecclesiastes -there is a Kay Collins enjoyed entertaining all her
time for everything and a season for every callers while she was remunerating at
activity under heaven. I'in glad it is the home last week.
time for spring. , You are never too old to learn as was
It is nice to see so many home or back evidenced last weekwhen Joyce Farrell
at the baguet at the Purple Grove Centre and Mary Anne Kukolyattended the In -
on St, Patrick's Day. Marion Emmerson stitute of Basic Life Principles 'Seminar
said she had -a good time in Florida; Irene held m Winghain all last week. It was en-
13oyle looked well after her stay in the couraging to see that over 770 people felt
hospital and Kerry (Boyle) Harrigan look- the3r ,too had lots to learn,
ed very happy. Thanksto ,the committee Irene West, Joshua, Nathan, and Kahini
for all their hard work. of Stratford visited with her sister Fran
Gary and Barry Merger of Paisley and Farrell last week.
Mary Beth Harffoth of Kincardine visited W.I. ladies please remember the annual
with Lorraine and Wayne Kerr. meeting that will' be held at the Purple
The W.I. ladies were busy quilting at the Grove Centre on Apr. 4 at -7:39
Purple Grove Centre last week. Visitors with Atm and Don McCosh
Edna Stanley entertained Bette McLeod were Currie colwelip Betty Morrison, Kyle
of Ripley, Jean Scott and Jean Cumming and Neil of Sudbury, Gavin Colwell and lit
of Kincardine and. Evelyn Smith, of Fonthill tie Andrew Reid, Elwood Elliott visited,
on Wednesday for lunch. Also visiting with _ also Marjorie Thompson and Amanda
Edna were Audrey, Mary Ellen and Jen- Cumming, -
nifer Traber of London, Carol, Heather aial Gladys Arnold entertained some of her
Kerry Schantz of Walkerton. neighbours during the week and they had
Ryan and Andrew Doupe spent a few a good visit,
days with Norval and Isabel Stanley. an and Fran Farrell and family visited
Some of the Purple Grove children en. with her family Dirk Logtenberg of
joYed the live production last_week. at the Dungannon on Sunday. They were
library called Park and Beans. The thren celebrating birthdays of various members
young people that acted were very comb'. of the family. , •
cing in their dramatizations. Agnes Leeson visited with Isabel and
Visitors with Shirley and Doug, Mac- Jim Brooks for a few days.
lackey, Swami, Weitseeday, Merck I,IN-Pagel1
Ripley lady flies to South Africa
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ni by Ab Wykis
Loot Frido at $ p.ra. Carol Plodder of
Ripley Sew from Toronto for Jobanneslarg
in South Africa for Ok visit there ',Mb her
daughter Tammy ?kidder. Tammy has
been there since last sunoner. Carol will
be back Apr. 1.
On this nice sunny Monday morning,
Mar. 1$, a note came to Ab's door. It was
a thank you note fromWayne and Myrtle
Ann Watson thanking everyone for their
25th wedding anniversary party.
Donna Johnston, a member of the Pur-
ple Grove Brody Bunch writes that the
fourth meeting was held Mar. 10 at her
home. It was started with the 4-11 pledge
led by Rachel Van Royen.
The roll call wee answered by all
members. The group read the material in
their books and were shown ways to make
dinner rolls. Each one made one and bak-
ed it and then ate it.
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The group watched Mary Ann make
graraw bread to put in the oven. The
'Istituto; of the last meoUng were read by
Stefan' MacDonakl. Sheen* iirponald, the
junior leader did her presentation with the
grou. The group tried kalacky, madme
sweet rolls and chelsea buns. They were
all very good.
It was brought to the group's attention to
have a cover for the next meeting. Each
person told of their experience with their
making of .bread through the week.
The next meeting was held Mar. 14 at
the home of Rachel, Van Royen..
Not to be outdone at the achievement atht of the Lueknow Skating Club, the elemen-.
tory girls donned their St. Patrick's hats and green sldrts to display their skating
talents. Sack row is Harbin Dickie; middle row, left to right, Danielle Brooks and
Sandra Jewson; front row, Darlene Aitchison, Melissa Gotten and Lisa Culbert. (Pat
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