HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-05-24, Page 28• PAGE 7`WELVE
'WEDNESDAY,
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO MAY 31st♦ 190
Kairshea W.t, is Hostess To District
annual Friday, Donatelo Sports Trophy
INTENDED FOR LAST_WEEK
The May Fleeting of Kairsl ea
Women's Institute was held Friday
afternoon at the, home of Mrs', •"
Donald J McKinnon Mrs . Lloyd
,'MacDougall, president',, and Mrs.
gvan•Keith; secretary -treasurer, •
were. in charge. ,,The„ Opening Ode
was.sung, the Mary Stewart collect
repeated•and scripture ;from Psalm•
70 vies' read by Mrs. Frank •Mac-
Kenzie,
' The roll call waanswered-b
y •.
interesting 'items from .farm ,maga-
zines.. The minutes of the annual.
meeting Were read anti approved.
The treasurer's report showed a
better balance after the Calico
Ball and 'quilt ticket sales. Mrs,
A. MacLeod and Miss D. MacLeod
.were appointed delegates to the' •
District Annual.
Mrs. H. • Houston gave a :final
quilt report and Mrs.. Leonard, Mac
Innes' gave a detailed financial "
report on the Calico Ball A vote
of thanks was, given•to. the ladies'
Who had worked'on the
committees for these successful
projects...
Special meetings in the near
future are: District:Annual to' be
;held in Lucknow Town Hall Friday
'May 26th,: with :Kairshea W.I.
as hostess - 'Registration begins at
-9:30 a,m.; Bruce.County.Tartan
promotion meeting in Southamp-
ton Public School; May 24th at
8:30'p, m.; and an Ontario, 1-listor
°ical •Society.Convention in Port
Elgin, June15 16, 17,/18. Mrs.
'Hughes in ,reporting for the Hist
orical Society, mentioned that: a
display of Miss MacLeod's book
would be welcorned' at the June
16th meeting. Mrs. Hughes had
attended the.meeting in Tiverton
on Thursday evening and accepted
`the '$5 . Honourable mention prize
for our doll,exhibit
,• A letter was read from. Mr. Wm.
Black,; principal of Kinloss Central
School, requesting: a donation for:.
a sports trophy, A. motion Was
passed that five dollars be: donated
for this again this year An
invitation to.cater to..the'Grade .
V111 banquet to be held: in'Lucknow
Legion hall, June 'zoth, .was also
accepted.'
Mrs. Robert Gilchrist and Mrs.
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Allan M:aclntyre;were appointed, to
the Fair Exhibit committee.
'Mrs. Ted Collyer reported from
the District Annual committee. . ,
" The noon menu,.is all planned` and
each memberwas advised -of her
duties. •
A meeting to plan' next year's
'programmes will -beheld in the.
,Kairshea Hall, June, &h.
Mrs . • Donald Macintyre took the
chair for the programme. Miss.
Dean MacLeod gave a splendid
motto onthe last two lines of the
Mary Stewart Collect . Mrs. Mac
.Intyre conducted an apple •contest
Mrs. Harry Lavin,had beer a.dist-
rict delegate •t0 the Annual Prov-'
incial Officer's. Conference •in
Guelph May 3,and 4 and gave an •
interesting report of the meetings:,.
At Wedding
, Mt. and' Mrs. Wm. T,; Carter,
Patty
Patty , Michael and. Donna , from
Sparantsburg P, A, visited over
this past week -end at the dome Of
Mr, and; Mrs. Peter Carter and
family of i2folyrood, and attended•
the. Bailey -Carter wedding and ,
reception in Walkerton .on Satur.
day, ,May 27th•'.
-Other guests from this vicinity
attending besides other relatives.
Were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hous=,'
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMill-
an, ,Mt. and Mrs.. James Btirt and
Mr, and Mrs. 'Delbert Hedley.
including itemsfrom speeches.
given by Dr. MacLachlan and'. Dr..
Ethel Chapman.' Wednesday even-
ing delegates weretaken on a bus
trip to the Adelaide Hoodless
Homestead.
Mrs, Frank MacKenzie conducted
a good Charade contest with mem-
bers acting • out proverbs. ' Mrs.
MacKenzie also gavelhe courtesy
remarks, After'the singing. of the
Queen and. the Institute grace; 'a
delicious ;lunch .was served by the
hostess and directors Mrs. F. Mac-
Kenzie and ,Mrs. 1).C. Maclntyre. .
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Fall Convention To Be In Lucknow
District 10 Agricultural Societies
met. Wednesday.at Ayton'Cormm.
unity. Centre for their, Convention.
After a banquet dinner the 150,
delegates froth. 24 Societies heard
the guest speaker., Farquhar Oliver-
M. P.P.
F. A, Lashley from the Depart-
ment of Agriculture and' Food in
Toronto brought the .meeting up
to date `on grants that are available,
to Agricultural Societies.
Mr. Lashley stated that the.
Department would likeevery Ag-
riculturai Society to promote a •
Farm Beautification competition.
in place' of a field crop competit
ion•and that dollar for dollar prize
money would be available in
grants; Mr, Gear also, stated' an ,
additional $1 for $1 grant from the
county was obtainable: for the
same purpose.
Mr. Grant Seweiger:.of Grey
County also drew attention to the
same competition for"Grey,
. Mrs . 1,B. Sharpe reported on
•the ladies, work in Fairs .and call.
ed on*Mrs G. Ironside, Secretary
of the.Ontario AgriculturalSoci-
eties, ladies division; who
brought: greetings.' ' •
,pardon -Patterson of Ripley con
ducted a'questiorl and answer
period., •
• The Invitation to hold the 'Fall
Convention in Lucknow was; accep
ted and Mrs, Oliver
McCharles, associate ladies
director, brought the courtesies,,.
In the report on the trip to
Expo. Ches Merriam:•of Tara Stat-
ed that anyone: wishing to go. to.
Expo by train from. October 17 to
20 could make application to him
With a' cheque for $55 which pays
for train fare, tickets to Exp9 and,
accomodation; The train will leave`
from various points In Bruce and
Grey Counties on Tuesday, •
October 17th, returning Friday,,
October 20th.• More information
can be had by writing Mr . Merriam
at Tara.
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