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Recently, Morley and Deanna Scott attended the funeral of their cousin, James Blue of Paisley, and also the Petteplace Picnic held at Paisley. Seventeen ladies attended the Purple Grove Women's Institute Ladies Night Out at the New Seasons Restaurant in Kincardine Friday night, followed by some attending the Kincardine Theatre Guild play, the "Odd Couple" comedy, at the Kincardine Arts Centre. A lovely evening, good food, good friends and each was treated to a potted violet to take home to enjoy. Earl and June Elliott attended the funeral of their cousin, Allan Eizenga, in London on Monday. Congratulations to all our local graduating college and university students. Bette MacLeod enjoyed the rest of the Chalmers Gospel Band show held at RVilla upon her return from the Purple Grove W.I. Ladies Night Out on Friday. Recent visitors with Bette were Sandy Gander and Liz Large. Irene Boyle and Mary Anne Kukoly visited Jewel and Troy Eden during the week. Mary Anne Kukoly enjoyed a visit with Maureen and Roy Collins in Lucknow on Saturday. Don and Marilyn Reid held Father's Day at their home on Sunday with family and friends attending. Family and friends gathered at the home of Dennis and Donna Bridge for a surprise birthday party for Dennis Saturday night. Jim and Fran Farrell visited with Chris, Monty and Tyson VandeSype of Guelph on Saturday afternoon. Sunday, Jim and Fran visited with Derk and Lillian Logtenberg of Goderich. Congratulations to Warren and Marian Zinn on their 60th wedding anniversary celebrated at the Lucknow Community Centre on Sunday. Gus and Marion Aloisio of Edmonton spent Thursday with Largaret McInnes. Tuesday, Largaret and Pearl White attended the funeral of her brother-in-law, Louis Misch, in Walkerton. We are so thankful that no one was hurt after all the nasty weather last week. Once again, the neighbourly spirit rallied forth to help clear up fallen trees on the weekend.
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Tuesday
evening, lots of trees and branches came down in Ripley and a shed was
picked up and relocated with the wind. Wednesday afternoon, a
strong wind hit the 12th of Huron and did major damage with trees
down. But with lots of help and many helping hands, the mess was cleared away.
Hopefully we will get a clear spell in this weather so that the farmers will be able to get back on the land and start the haying, and it will warm up enough to work on our vegetable and flower gardens. Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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