The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-05-10, Page 29•
Purple Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell
attended the funeral of her uncle
Bill Duncan, on Wednesday at
Tara. The Duncans lived for a
number of years on the sixth
concession.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott had
as dinner guests on Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Angus J. Elliott from
Princess •Court, Kincardine; Mr.
and Mrs, John Farrell, Teressa
and Tania, and Mr. Paul Green-
wood and Jean Paul. In the
afternoon Bonnie and Kevin
Boyle visited at the Elliott home,
also Mr. and Mrs, Donald
McCosh and Marty Bolte.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Mc- ,
Pherson of Teeswater visited with.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins,
Jennifer, Angela and David,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
Hill and family in Port Elgin on
Sunday.
Robin Stevenson .visited with
Frankie Dore over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Stanley
attended the wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. Bryan Peter in Wiarton on
Saturday.
Mrs. Audrey Traher and Mrs.
Edith Pederson from London
visited Sunday wit1 Mr. and Mrs.
Norval Stanley.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
John Farrell and family this
week were Mrs. Howard Thomp-
son, Mrs. Marjorie Reid, Mrs.
Don McCosh, Mrs. Don Gillies,
Mrs. Jake Middelcamp, Raya and
Nickie, Mrs. - Bill Van Rooyan,
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Rider,
Mrs. Marette Hodgins of Kin
lough and Shelly, her grand-
daughter from Niagara Falls.
Bonnie Boyle .of London was
• home over the weekend.
PURPLE GRO'VE W.I.
The Purple Grove Women's
Institute held their Sunshine
Sisters banquet at the Community
Centre Wednesday, May 2 at
•••
seven o'clock, Each member
brought aguest. A delicious
smorgasbord dinner was prepar-
ed by two of the members for
about fifty guests.
The evening started by singing
Grace led by Irene Boyle.
While the tables were being
cleared, president, Mrs. Don
Reid and—secretary, Mrs. -Cecil
Sutton, held a short business
meeting. Mrs. Don Reid welcom-
ed the guests and members. Miss
Lettie Gawley drew the tickets for
the Way winners of the quilts
that were quilted during the
winter, the winners being NUS
Frances Emmerson and Mrs.
Elizabeth Nicholson; the third
guilt is being given to Participa-
tion Action Lodge for handicap-
ped adults.
Games Of cards were played,
The winners were high lady, Mrs,
Merle Rhody; hardest worker,
Mrs. Margaret Van Rooyan; lucky
cup, Mrs, Marjorie Armstrong;
the nearest birthday was Miss
Geraldine Emmerson.
Helens.
BY KATHRYN TODD
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller of
Montreal visited with Helen
Todd, Isabel Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McQuillin at the home of
Isabel Miller. The couple are
moving to Calgary to retire and
were having a last visit with their
relatives before leaving Ontatio.
Annie Gaunt, Jenny McPher-
son, Isabel Miller and Helen Todd
attended the 6.30 Ladies' Bowling
Banquet at the Parish Hall in
Lucknow this past week.
Amanda Todd has returned as
a patient to the Wirigham and
District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cranston
visited their daughter, Mrs. Tom
Irwin, who is in hospital in
London.
Helen Todd and Isabel Miller
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Miller of London on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington
and Steve visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Gray in North Bay on
the weekend.
• Mr. and Mrs. Rick Humphrey
and Ellen of Clinton visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Todd and
family.
Olivet
BY LORRAINE McGUIRE
Spending Saturday evening
with their grandmother,Mrs.
Oscar White, were Miehael,
Eddie, Darrin and Andy Moore of
Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul. Hamilton
and girls of Hanover visited on
Saturday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family.
Mrs. Sandy McCharles was the
hostess for the • Olivet Unit
U.C.W. meeting last Tuesday
evening. Glen Cowan of Kincard-
ine Township was the guest
speaker and showed a very inter-
esting movie that he" had made
himself of their trip to the
Bahamas last year. It was enjoyed
by all and very well put together.
• Be sure to mark on your
calendar the Rummage Sale on
May 19th and 20th. See the ad in
the coining events of the Lucknow
Sentinel for place and times.
Mrs, Walter Black visited last
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Henry
Howe of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs.. Doug Moore of
Ripley visited on Sunday with
• Mrs. Oscar White.
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