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i‘fi ' E = -I 3 members he attended it Thursday. fixings. ‘Edna r Wright. Mrs. Land" Mrs. Helen The days hostess n‘ : th 'eu'nfon was * eekend. at the and {Sharon seent were Ken 7 Arthur. Kelly y: and tamii of and,Danlel BrunA Mustard. ‘Lorena n to nd' the head and Alberta Ti Pu -Mies Barb Hepbui was home from Toronto for weekend. Rosie and Linda Cook, of Markham. v sParticlpants In the actor de- monstration protesti] N_E.C. on Sunday from Pu to Nancy were Lorne Hepbu . {Blaine Gilbert. Garth Ksays. Bill, Hep- burn. Gall Gilbert ‘ McCartney. deck and Willa Londc'in were at their :the weekend, .-A successful stag held at B. & G. groom-lame 01 May it ' cf r) (r // 77 Valley Waugh. â€"Weekend guests with Fred Urbshott was Miss Carol Pouch- er of London. -Congratulallons to Joyce and Don Weir. Wiarton on the occasion of their 30th anniver5~ ary held on Saturday evening. Bill and Edna Cook and Jim and Margaret Urbshott were present at the Propeller Club to help them celebrate. -Mrs. Irene Davidson of Mitchell and her family. Harold and Eev "DeLong and Jim and Donna and lamllles were at the cottage on the tenth line on the weekend. -To celebrate the holiday week- end. the air cadets. under the leadership at Jerry Mann of Kitchener. had a fireworks display and wiener roast at Elaine and Wilda Gilberts on Sunday evening. The cadets have been camping and canoe- ing at Berfard Lake all weekend. -Many happy returns of the day from all Purple Valley residents on May 24th to Bill Glasslcrd who will be celebrating his birthday. -Garth and Lois Keays. Oxenden entertained the Keays family at supper on Sunday evening. Also present was Miss Shennagh Armstrong of Scotland. bride-io- . be of Mr. Bruce Kaays in July of i this year. -Friday evenlng visitors with Mrs. Eva Gilbert and Howard were Harold and Kaye Crawford of Stoney Creek and William John and Jean Crawlord of Wiarton. Harold was lortunata enough to find some morels to take home. The biackflies dis- couraged a lot of moral hunters and fishermen at this time of year. -Thtrty-nlne band members and five chaperons iron-i Wiarton Public School enloyed a bus trip to Toronto on Thursday and Friday of last week. Carol and Cathy Cook of Purple Valley enloyed the hectic two days and came home very tired but willing to go again. Highlights of the trip were a visit to Black Creek i Pioneer Village, a boat ride to the llland- in Toronto Harbour, window shopping in downtown Toronto. staying In the Holiday ,thfijvdhd‘breakfast at MacDom Zak/4%;Y aids. The band members per- formed two concerts at the Orangeville Public School on the way home on Friday. -Achievemeni Day lor the 4-H proleot "Accessories - The Final Touch" was held on Wednesday evening May to. 1979 at Wiarton District High School. The eight members of the Purple Valley Club and their leader, Mrs Terry Johnston an‘ assistant, Mrs. Audrey Hepburn had prepared an exhibit on "Hats - The Face Framers" with Lois Keays as commentator. There were many mteresllng exhibits and skits presented by the partialpating clubs. Lois Keays. Purple Valley and Grace McIntosh. Elsinore were pre- sented With advanced honours by the Home Economist. Miss Barb DeVisscher This award is for 13 protects successfully completed by a 4-H member. Grace and Lois have also had 4-H protects. The programme for the evening was in charge of the Proprieiress of Four Season Styles - Lots Keays. Lola gave a very interesting rundown on accessmies with examples of what to wear and how to wear it and With what and those accessories that are fashionable to-day. Hope all the guests found their evening well spent. 4-H is a worthwhile learning experience [or young people and we should encourage them.