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These young children, (let t to right) Joanne Miltenburgf DarylAitehison, A ll Colwell, Darlene Aitchison,
Lori lllake sad Amy Brake, sang aselection or -Christmas at the v etycertt for Senioreilizens
last week. The event was sponged by the Lueknow Junior Women's Institute. ►t Livingston photo)
Wedrnes y afternoon .*out 22
women met at' Wilda Thompsou4s
for the Christmas meeting of the.
Purple Grove Women's Institute.
Christmas readings and contests
were enjoyed by all, Everyone.
joined in for carol singing. What a
great treat, it was to have Leslie
Blatt explain how simple variations
of Christmas chocolates could be
made and what a treat to watch as
she made some up for the members°
to taste. Thank you Leslie. I'm
sure many of the members will be.
trying what we learned.
Harvy Thompson's sister Myrtle
Percy of Kinlough was a dinner
guest of Harvey and Wil4 on
Shy evening.
Wilma Sutton reports that several
from Purple Grove attended the
carol singing and lighting of the
gazebo lights at Gore Park in
Ripley on Sunday. Two members
of the group Power Up entertained
and ` Glen Boyd, Gail Lowry and
Bob Rutledge ted the carol singing.
Thanks to evefyone who attended
and to those who brought donations
for the food bank.
The Ripley Business Association
is hoping to make this an annual
event.
The Christmas meeting of Knox
W.M.S. was held on Tuesday at the
home of Dianne Simpson. Special
gnest,Was Lind , a mpbell. of fine
River and there was :a surprise visit
from that -busy man, Santa himself.
The Christmas candle lighting
service will be held at Knox Church
Ripley " on Dec. 22. Everyoneis
welcome.
Marion Gamble and Donald and
Alma Gillies -spent five days on a
bus trip to Wheeling,West Virginia
where they attended thefestivnl of
INSTITUTE CHRISTMAS
PARTY
The monthly meeting of the
Dungannon Women's Institute
was held Dec. 5 at the Candle-
light Restaurant in Goderich,
where a deliihtful smorgasbord
meal was enjoyed Wall.
The roll call was answered by
each member reciting a Christ-
mas poem or reading an interest-
ing tidbit from a paper or maga-
zine.
To round out the program,
Roberta brought herr song sheets
and portable organ keyboard and
we all joined in singing Christ-
mas
hristmas carols.
Snow falling outdoors added to
the Christmas spirit and every-
one left for home wishing each
ether a_Mem Clnittirinn PAI, a
hope we will all be present again
next Christmas.
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Alton Kent and Jan are ecstatic to
announce the new addition to their
family. Tyler and Danielle's baby
brother arrived at 8:20 a.m., Nove r .-
ber 28, 1991, 'at VictoriaHospital,
London, Special thanks' to Dr.
Robins for his care and expertise
and all the nurses helping to spoil
our "Mackenzie Douglas He's
everything we've hoped and ra e
for, Mackenzie is ;til+ newest of
godchildren i rren : or Garde* of�.
and,ton a ton,, :
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pURPLE GROVE
Lights,. They had a wonderful time
and took in the Jim Nabours show,
the dog races and even had a little
time for shopping.
.Thursday evening eight friends
gathered for dinner at Marj
Thompson's and enjoyed J an
evening of cards.
Friday evening Ann and Doris
Rock and Marion Gamble enjoyed
dinner with Bette McLeod.
Sunday, Marj MacDonald, Marion
Gadd , `Gladys ri 1--"W a b .
Brook attended the funeral ' ,of
Francis Reid in Kincardine.
Joyce and John Farrell hay, a just
returned home after a great, week
moose hunting ;with friends in
Northern Ontario.
Kathy Martin and the boys spent
the weekend on the farm with
grandma and grandpa Janet and
Jack Farrell. Grandma and grandpa
Farrell were in Wzngham • on
Saturday morning to see Jammie's
fust game of the season.
Fran and Jim Farrell and family
visited on Sunday evening in Bervie
with Raine and Mel Arnold and
family.
Mari Middlecamp reports that
while renovating a barn at the 8th
concession and 25th sideroad she
found some interesting papers
stuffed in a clay pipe used long ago
to hang harnesses on. Abe found
two sheets of newspaper "The
Globe Toronto' dated April 28,
1914. The papers gave market
prices for farm commodities that
are sadly not a lot different than
today's prices. •
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The bani was formerly part of a
farm owned by Don and IVIary
MacDonald and it was felt • the,,
paper had been use41 to slow down
a draft blowing through.
Doug and Stefan* MacDod
curled in Ripley on Saturday at the
a`MacDnnaid Sped"4 The.
MacDonald Spiel is • an annual
family event and it was great fun to
visit with cousins who made up the
12 teams and those who came to
watch and cheer. R �.
Manyy of the -children enjoyed the
dance on Friday evefting, in the
Ripley District school gym. • The
dance was put on ,,: y the Ripley
Dist act-uth-organization..A ion
49 students from Ripley- District
School attended. Thank you to
those who organized its - and the
volunteers who superOsed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Falconer and
family visited last weekend.. with
Mr, and Mrs. Angus Falconer.
Rev. John Neilsen had charge of
the service on Sunday morning at
the Whitechurch United Church, in
the absence of Rev. Cook, who had
been a patient in Wingham and
District Hospital for a shoft time. A
pot luck dinner followed the mor
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Rev. Cook is horhe and everyone
wishes him good health.
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