HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-11-05, Page 10Page N ---L lelumow Semtnmell, Wedmosday, November , PM
Weird creatures abouiid at Hal!owe'en party
. There were clowns of all sizes, one small
ghost, a crooked old man, intent on remain-
ing anonymous, a fairy princess and many
other strange persons gathered at the Pur-
ple Grove Community Centre to celebrate
Halloween on Friday evening. They came in
all sizes and styles for a good time.
After a rousing game of musical chairs
they gathered in a ghostly circle for funny
story about witches cake. For lunch they
drank witches brew and ate goblin sand-
wiches and cookies. When it was time to go
home they lined up to collect treats, said
good bye to their strange friends and headed
home to bed.
Thirty-eight children and 18 adults en-
joyed a noisy and lively party on Friday
evening.
Last weekend Janet and Jack Farrell,
Fran and Jim Farrell and family travelled
to Thorndale to the home of Janice and
George. Millar for daughter Rachel's
baptism.
Janet and Jack also visited Jack's sister
Kay Fraser in Richmond Hill.
On Thursday of last week Fran Farrell
and Brenda Bridge attended the quilt
display at Dungannon United Church.
Friday afternoon and evening Anne and
Don McCosh visited in Pinkerton with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Fitzsimmons.
Guests on Sunday at the McCosh home
were Tom Walsh, a cousin of Don's, and his
wife Lil of Kincardine.
Gladys Arnold enjoyed a visit with Joyce -
and Jim McEwan in Kincardine on Sunday.
Several members of our community en-
joyed the Bazaar and luncheon at the Bervie
Women's dnstitute Hall on Tuesday.
ible study for Purple Grove was held at
the home of ,:petty McLeod on Tuesday
morning.
Twenty-five friends and neighbours from
the boundary gathered at Wilda and i arvy
Thompson's on Sunday for a farewell din-
ner and get together for Peg and i' ick
Thompson and Josh and Terry Jo. The
Thompsons are moving from their home on
the boundary.
Congratulations .go out to Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Bridge who are celebrating their
fortieth wedding anniversary. Family
gathered at Donna andDenis Bridge's home
Sunday to help celebrate.
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Several from the community enjoyed din-
ner in Kingarf on Sunday.
Friends . of Purple Grove staying in
hospital right now are: John C. MacDonald
in London, Florence MacDonald in Owen
Sound and Joe Emmerson in Kincardine.
•Residents send best wishes to ali of you and
look forward to having you back shortly.
Deanna and Morley Scott and Morley's
mother Catherine visited Marian Martin in
West Montrose on Thursday.
Maureen and Roy Collins and family at-
tended the Green family get-together in Ar-
thur on Sunday.
Brenda and John MacDonald and Mandy
and Missy stopped for a visit with Shirley
and Doug MacDonald on Sunday. They are
getting nicely settled into their new home in
Tara and .are looking forward to "seeing
friends from Purple Grove.
Other visitors with the MacDonald family
on Sunday were Anna and David Lawton
and Nathan and Kurt of Port Elgin and Shea
vanDenhoogen of Ripley. •
Please remember the Women's Institute
meeting at Wilma Sutton's on Wednesday
evening at eight. The men are invited to be
guests- for the evening to hear speaker
Graham •Mahood, a lawyer from
Kincardine.
Page family
holds dinner
recently
Dr. and Mrs. Iiman Mohamed -and family
of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Page
and family of Burlington, spent the
weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Page and Mr.. and. Mrs: Andrew Page. A
family dinner was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Page on Sunday.
Our little village had some strange look-
ing ghosts and goblins on Friday evening
as they made their annual trick -or -treat
call for Hallowe'en.
Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen return-
ed home after a conference in Toronto.
While there, they also visited with some
family members. ,
Mrs. Marretta Hodgins; who had been
visiting with relatives and friends here,
returned home on Friday to her apartment
in Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cooper, Bill and
Robbie spent. the weekend in Leamington
with Rev. and Mrs. Peter Townshend and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson of
Holyrood visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Eirson and Mrs. Ina Eadie
at Wingham and with Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Ross of Wroxeter.
Mrs. Ellwood Elliott visited on Monday
with Edna and May Boyle and with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley on Sunday.
Mrs.. Bert Nicholson returned :home
from University Hospital in London on
Friday.
Bill and Brian Percy visited at St.
Joseph's Hospital in London with their un-
de Robert Orr.
Mrs. Audrey Borthwick of St. Catherines
visited with relatives here during the
week.
The community sends get -well wishes to
mailman Cliff Robb who is hospitalized in
London. Marjorie now makes his faithful
daily RR I~delivery.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald visited
with his sister Mrs. Mary Stewart at
Princess Court in Kincardine and on Satur-
day evening with Nina's sister (Essie)
Mrs. Fred Bloomfield of Paisley.
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