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Wi DNESLiAvr APRIL 28th, 1,0$
Bowletis Heid
Banquet' Recentli
tueknow. Dungannon Bowlers
. On :Wednesday April loth, a-
round .12.0: people . sat down to:
enjoy a° tnrkey� banquet • prepared
by •the Womens -Institute.
• After a sing -song, the presenta-
tions. were ' made 'by' ',last year's:
winners. High 'averages were held
by. Jack and Gwen' Caesar, with
John Van Der Veen . presenting,
trophies • to. Jack , for '.a high av-`
erage .of 208 and. to, Gwen for ..an
average .of 189:- John Van Der
'Veen • also presented ...trphies 'to
' Shirley Bolt and. Allan Johnstone
.for: the insist Improved' bowlers
for the . year, Bill Button was a-
warded the Loyd .Ashton Shield
for high • triplefor the year 832`,
and Betty 'Gannon received the
Ken Alignment Shield for the 'la-
dies hightriple of 772.
'Walter Arnold with a single of
338,• and . Marie Were
with a
single of 295 were. also . awarded
trophies, ` . '
Bill Stewart presented the Ham-
Ilton , Beverages, trophy. to Cap-,
tain Harold Errington -of the Cubs
for 'finishing .1st.. Place for the
"year, Other ' members' ' on . the. Cub
team are Dorothy: Errington, Jack
'and Gwen Caesar, Lloyd : and Dor-.
is Hodge, Irvine and.' Colleen Ee-
Johhn: Van Der Veen presented
trophies 'on: ' behalf of, the bowling
alleys to. the • Coons, winners of
the ."A" •croup, Jack, and Jane
maven,' George . and Jessie
Joynt,• Mel and. Marg; Corrin, Ho=
ward ;and Marg Agnew, Ken and
Jessie, Chester, Jack and Mary
Fisher
Barry . McDonagh, on behalf of
the League, presentedtrophies to
the Group "B" winners, the' Ze-
bras, 'Stuart '.and•- Pearl Jamieson,.
.A1 and . Gladys. Hamilton, Donald
• and..Dorothy Hamilton;. Eunice.
Cunningham and 'Doris'; Boak.
The evening was concluded with..
dancing to • B iyd's Orchestra,
THE LUCKNOW :SENT.t:NE4, .:LtJC.K}�1QW'. • ONTARIO
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Mrs Gebrge: Lockhart: was hos-
tes~a:'• for' . the' annual: meeting of
the, ,Kairshea •Women's,. Institute.
held at the Kairshea Hall,
Mrs. Frank 'MacKenzie and Mrs,
Evan Keith were in charge of /the
meeting. Mrs. Bill ,Halderiby read
the sci iptiire A letter: was read.
by Murray,_ _Gaunt re. a resolution
about FAME.,;A committee,. com-
posed of. Mrs, A. Hughes, Mrs.,
Alex McLeod and Miss ' Dean VLc-
Leod. 'wast formed to decide on
a choice for the 'Historical Doll.
Mrs, ha. Dickie gave an inter-
esting. report .of the District Di-
rectors meeting which wa. s held
this year. at 'B.elnaore. Institutes
are being asked 'to assist in, rais-
ing money for promoting and pub-
licizing the Bruce 'County tartan,'
A special collection will be to
at the : May' meeting' for ;this pur-
pose. A resolution re changes, we,
would like - to ;see • in .the • 44
Homemaking programme' w at'
passed and will be sent . on to
the district 'convener. Reports
were heard. from 441 leaders and
the convener for the- Calico Ball<,
Each member is asked ,to bring
2.:pies. Ladies were appointed to
canvass' for the Cancer Society.'
As., we understand . the Legion is
canvassing for • the Salvation , Ar
my, it was decided it should • be
left at 'that.. rather than 'overlap:'
The roll calf • was .answered -.by
payment of fees and 19. members
answered.. Current events were
prepared . and :read by . Mrs. - Har-
vey. Houston, 'and Mrs:. A. ' Hughes
spoke •on • the A C.W.W. 'country',
New Zealand.' The minutes of the.
1984 annual meeting.' were read,
followed by' the secretary's report
and report of the treasury. Re-
ports were heard from all'.. stand-
committee conveners.
Mrs Houston' took the chair • for
the• election of officers. Mrs. Don-
ald . MacKinnon read •.the', report
of the nominating committee. Past
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1st .. vice-president,:' Mrs. Lloyd.
MacDougall, 2nd vice president;
Mrs. 'Ira.
Dickie; secretary-treas
-user,: Mrs., Evan. Keith; *assistant
secretary, • Mrs;' Virden:' Mowbray;
district'director, 'Mrs. Frank Mac-
Kenzie; • • alternate, Mrs. Currie
Colwell; public relations officer,
Mrs. Cliff Roul'ston; • curator . of
Tweedsmuir History, : Mrs. Allis -
'ter Hughes; . auditors, 'Mrs: Fred
.Gilchrist and ;Mrs: Donald:.;1VI'ac
Intyre'; Institute. directors,
Bob.,, Gilchrist, ,Mrs. Allan Macln
tyre, . Mrs. -Gib Hamilton'' and
Mrs: ''Fred Gilchrist;' pianist, Mrs..
Virden, Mowbray;• assistant pian-
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committee, Mrs. Gib Hamilton.. • 6'. '
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Standing • committee 'conveners:
Agriculture and ,Canadian Indus-
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ents, Mrs. 'Haney Houston; Home.
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Standing committee conveners and
officers will meet together at the
Kairshea ••Hall; :April 29th, at 7:30
in
the evening to prepare, next
year's programmes:. •
Mrs. , :Houston' dialled the re-
tiring •
..'e=tiring' president for, her 'faithful-
ness and .welcomed- the new 'pre
siderit to the chair. Mrs. 'Malden
by thanked • Mrs. Lockhart and
all those taking part in the' meet-
ing; also all .those retiring from'
office. After God Save the Queen,
and :. the 'Institute Grace were
sung, ' the .hostess, assisted by;
'Mrs, Haldenby and. Mrs. F', Mac-
Kenzie "served a dainty," •lunch.
Mrs. James Burt 'Will be hostess
for the May 'meeting at .the Hall
:which will be held a week early
on Mey 13th . as ,the District •an-
ntial meeting is on :the, regular
meeting day.
OLIVET NEWS
Mr. ' and Mrs. IVIel'vin• "Coiling•
attended the Johnston -Fair , wedd-
ing • in Bervie : on. 'Saturday.
Joyce and Jimmie ' Black and
Nancy and Ronnie McGuire spent
part of ' the Easter holiday with
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Engle •.and.
family of Mitchell. •
Mr. and Mrs, ,Walter Black and
family visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs.' Henry Howes of Lis-
towel. ' •
' Mrs. E. Osborne visited recent-
ly • with Mr. and Mrs: Duncan
McCallum ;and. fainiiy in Haney -
.Dennie ,Caster of Mitohell' spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter -Black and family.
1Church
Women
Meet :At J-Iacketts
Members of : St. Helens 'United
Church," Dungannon Presbyterian,
Anglican and United' Churches, '
Blakes and Zion United .Churches
and Lucknow Anglican, .:Presby-
terian•-and 'United Churches' gath-.
Bred at ' Hackett's United. Church
for' the Easter .•Thaktkoffering.
The theme was ,"He is ort here,
kk for He is ` risen, as .He said." ' The
call td. worship'. was given Eby Mrs.
Cliff Menary• and ' hymn "Jesus
Christ is Risen 'T o7day" was sting.:
The scripture Matthew 28, 1-10'
'and 15-20 .Was read by Mrs, Bert'
.Alton with commentary by Mrs.
{.Chester Hackett Prayers were
then offered: Mrs. Betty, Wilkin
favoured, with 2 lovely . Easter
solos and, the ' offering was re-
ceived followed! by singing of.
h'yrnn. "God of mercy, God or
grace. •
Mrs. Pert Alton introdu• ced the
speaker, Miss ' Lillian MacArthur
of Goderich, who • was a mission;.
• ar.y of, the Presbyterian ' Church,
and did extensive work with im-.
migrants( at Montreal and Quebec
harbors, making them welcome
to, Canada.. She gave us a very in-
spiring Easter naieasage and, ask-
ed us to sacrifice more of our
time for visiting friends and shut-
ins, taking with us ,"kind words
and listening etre!
The meeting: closed , with, • a
hymn, acid • the t enedictiori::... Lund.
was then served" at 'the' Close off,
the 'service. °
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