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The gardens; are ing
and people are busy in Orove
Lots of people coming
and going this past week.
The gardens are getting
lots of attention and are
looking very nice and col-
orful. The Sunday wont-
ing storm left all of us
without electricity for
some time and as of'
Monday morning some
were still roughing it
including Deanna and
Morley Scott and Marilyn
and Don Reid. Fortunately
no one was injured with
all the down trees, and fly-
ing objects.
Maureen Collins spent
the weekend with her
daughters Jennifer and
Angela in London.
. June and Earl Elliott
spent Saturday night with
their granddaughters
Teresa, Tobi and Jenny
Farrell and •their friends
David Becker and John
Graham, On Sunday, June
and Earl visited with Mr.
and Mrs, Ray Stanley
from Kinloss.
Celebrations were held
Sunday at the Kinlough
Presbyterian Church for
its 135th -anniversary with
Rev. Robert Shaw, a for -
met minister in Kinlough.
Gary Moulton attended
Scout Camp at Paisley this
past weekend.
Glen Farrell and friends
Tyson Pollock, John
MacKa# and Jordon Bali
• spent Saturday night
• camping. They were still
iu their tent when the
storm hit and they sur-
vived a camping event'
they won't forget for some
• time to could.
The Hungry Hippos
held a meeting Wednesday
night at the Community
Centre. The meeting age -
da included maldng pastry
and rolling pies.
The'Oarden Club held
their meeting Saturday
morning at the.
Comniunity Centre. The
club consisting of about
15 members is now offi-
cially. called "Growing in
the Grove." '
Bette MacLeod attend-
ed Marilyn Matins wed-
ding shower in Lueknow
on the weekend, held at
the Alton residence.
Tins weekend, Harvey
and Wilda Thompson vis-
ited with Ray .and Linda
Thompson of Mississauga,
Tammy Cunliffe of
Etobicoke and Nel and
Richard Murphy of
Mississauga. Harvey and
Wilda arrived home
Sunday evening to find a
house without hydro and
were, still off. Monday.
morning.
Ort. friday, Anne
MeCosh, and Mary Anne
Kukoly visited with JoYce
and John Farrell and Joyce
aid Jim McEwan of
Kincardine who were ebb
at the Farrell- residence.
Gladys Arnold, Anne and
Dick McCosh and Mary
Anne Kukoly attended the
.Grr faMily .retiniOn this:
past. 'weekend held near
Arthur.
• ran., Farrell, .Sandra
Forster, Janet Nixon, Janet
• Rhody, Anne NicCosh and
Mary . Anne Kukoly
attended the isI Bruce
District Annual
Convention in Elmwood
last Thursday. It was good
to see friends from around
the country.-
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