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INSTALLING BOARD
OF HURON CHAPTER 89,
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR ,
Front row, left to right, Mrs.
Thomas Currie, Mrs. Gordon
Hamilton; Mrs. Jack Reavie, Mrs.
Halloween Party
At Purple. Grove
PURPLE GROVES NEWS
Ghosts and ghouls, hobgoblins
and witches, all manner of things
that go bump in the night,
appeared at the old school house to
celebrate the one night of the year
set' aside for them to return froni
the realms of darkness.'
Pearl Bell, Worthy Matron; Scott
Reid, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Ron
Forster, Mrs. Scott Reid, Mrs. Roy.
Ross.
Back row, Mrs. Jack McKiin,
Jack McKim, Mrs. Allan Macln-
tyre, Mrs. K. M. MacLennan, Jack
One night of the year set aside
for these, creatures of night to spin
forth from the bowls of the earth to
be placated by sweet offering from
we mere mortals in return 'for a
promise of no mischief in the
coming year.
Orie night of the year set aside
fdr them to keep their tryst with the
devil!
Stiund scary? Well, believe me,
Purple Grove community centre.
was no place for the faint hearted
on All Hallow's Eve where over, 75
people gathered to celebrate hal-
lowe!en.
The work and imagination 'that
went into the costumes that turned
up at the centre, were in one word,
Unbelievable! We had everything
from twin leopard cubs to a ghost
that did a pretty fancy polka; we
had a headless horseman sand a
sweet southern belle; we had a
cardboard carton that walked and
talked and shook hands; and, very
unusual, for this time of year, we
had Peter Rabbit complete with
bow tie and long floppy ears; and
so' many, many more too numerous
to mention.
The school was decorated With
the, eerie leering faces of jack-o-
lanterns brought to enter in a
contest. The pumpkins were each
assigned a number and a corres-
ponding ticket was pulled from a
hat. The lucky number 5 was
pulled and the winners prize went
to Rodney Sutton.
Of course, what's a Hallowe'en
',party without a costume parade. In
the interest of fairness once again
each contestant was assigned A
number and the winner pulled from
a hat. • ,
Winners,,,in each category were
grade 2-6, Ruth Van Rooyan; grade
7-10, Frank Emerson; kindergarten
and grade 1, Francis Van Rooyan;
Preschool, Mary Anne Rhody
adults, Robbie Sutton. •
After a few games were played to
round off the evening, treats' that
would nOrmally be shelled out at:
the door were distributed among
the children. Sandwiches and
coffee were served and the party,
broke up with' the singing of ,many
thanks to those who helped and
planned and to those who came and
enjoyed.
The Purple Grove Women's
Institute will hold its November
meeting ,at the home of Mrs.
Wayne Nixon, Ripley on Wednes-
day, November 3 at 8.30 p.m. This
meeting is dedicated to the young
mothers of the community and all
mothers are invited to attend.
They are,asked to bring one or two
items of used children's clothing to
sell. Roll call will be an early
childhood' memory.
This will be the last column ,
submitted by Me under the Purple
Grove heading. Anyone •wishing
their news in the paper is asked to
call Frankie Dore 395-5049. Please
do, it_makes the job a little easier
and. the column a little better.
Judy Thompson..
STATE OF FLUX
The high cost of living is' one .
thing that never stands still long
`enough to be investigated. .
Kcsirshea
The October meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Clarence Ritchie.
The meeting opened by all joining
with the Institute Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect. .
The, president, Mrs. Cliff Roul-
ston,' welcomed members and
visitors and read a poem "Have a
Happy Day", and , the scripture,
"The. Pharasee". The roll call,
"What I would do if I were a
member of the .Municipal Council
was interestingly answered by .25
members and 2 visitors.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary Mrs.
Lloyd MacDouga.11 followed by the
correspondence and business dealt
with as follows. Senior Training
School at Paisley November 11 and
12; Quilts - leaders Mrs. Frank
MacKenzie and Mrs. Fred Gil-
christ; Area Convention at Chesley
November 15 and 16, delegate
Mrs. Bob Gilchrist; an invitation to
a bazaar and tea from Silver Lake
W.I., accepted. A letter from
Pinecrest Manor, re entertainment,
was considered' and a committee of
Mrs. Leonard Clarke and Mrs.
Harold Howald was appointed to
I take care of the matter. Mrs. Ted,
Collyer reported from :the Plowing
Match and -committee conveners
reported on the standing commit-
tees. ' •
Mrs. Leonard Clarke chaired the
program as follows: Exercise,
period singing "Praise ye the
Lord". Mary Ann Ritchie favoured
with a lovely piano solo and a lovely
piano duet, Melody of Love by Mrs.
Jack Needham and Mrs. Leonard
Clarke was enjoyed. This was
followed by two short contests.
Mrs. Harold Howald gave • an
excellent report on the rally held 'at
Underwood.
After the closing remarks by
Mrs. Roulston the meeting closed
by the singing of 0 Canada and the
Grace. A delicious lunch was
served. ,
Note: the annual "At Home"
will' be held Saturday, November
6th in the Institute Hall. Time 7
p.m. (pot luck). This is, a family
night. Special guests are, to be 4-H
leaders, girls and their mothers.
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