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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1977 PAGE TWENTY-TWO
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Mrs. Evan Keith
Is New President
Mrs. Evan Keith was hoS•tess for
the annual meeting of Kairshea
Women's Institute. The meeting
opened in the usual way, followed
by the scripture, Psalm 23, read by
Mrs. Roy Finlayson. The roll call
was answered with the payment of
fees and suggestions for next
„ year's program.
Minutes and communications
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Lloyd MacDougall. An invitation
was' read from Brucelea Haven to
—___ attend- the- Th.a, and Craft Sale May-
5. The District Annual will be held
in the United Church, Lucknow,
May 17, Holyrood W.I. hostess.
Delegates, Mrs. Harold Howald,
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie; Officers'
Conference Waterloo, May 3, 4, 5;
Achievement Day for the 4-H
course "Focus on Living" will be
held in Teeswater April 30th.
Minutes of the annual meeting {76)
were read, and reports from the
various secretaries and commit-
tees.
Mrs. Donald MacKinnon pres-
ented the new slate of officers for
1977-78. Mrs. Frank MacKenzie '
installed the officers. Mrs., Cliff
Roulston, retiring president, thank-
ed the ladies for their co-operation
during her term of office. Mrs.
Harry Lavis expressed appreciation
of Mrs. Roulston's leadership as
president the past two years and
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall presented
a W.I. pin.
Readings were given by Mrs..
Ted Collyer, Mrs. Vera Schmidt
and Mrs. Harry Lavis; a piano solo
by Mrs. Leonard Clarke, Road to
the Isles" and "Blueberry Hill"; a
trio of Laurie and Bonnie Clarke
and Beverley Bell sang "Happi-
ness" and "Whispering Hope".
These musical numbers were
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie gave an
excellent report of the District
Directors' meeting. A letter was
read on the Bruce County Tartan
Award. Courtesies were given by
Mr_s_ Roy_ Finlayson._ The meeting _
closed with the singing of 0
Canada and Grace. The hostess
and directors, Mrs. Philip Steer
and Mrs. Roy Finlayson, served
lunch.
Officers elected for 1977-78 are:
past president, Mrs. Cliff . Roul-
ston; president, Mrs. Evan Keith;
1st vice, Mrs. Allan MacDougall;
2nd vice, Mrs. Harold Howald;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Donald Maclntyre; public
relations officer, Mrs. Harry Lavis;
district director, Mrs. Cliff Roul-
ston; alternate, Mrs . Clarence
Ritchie; curator, Mrs. Leonard
Maclnnes; assistant, Mrs. Donald
MacKinnon; auditors, Mrs. Donald
MacKinnon, Mrs. Leonard Clarke;
sunshine committee, Mrs. Roy ,
Finlayson, Mrs. Gordon Wall;
branch directors, Mrs,. Harry Lavis,
Mrs. John Needham, Mrs. Donald
C. Maclntyre.
Branch standing committees:
Agriculture and Canadian Indust-
ries, Mrs. Philip Steer; Citizenship
and World Affairs, Mrs. Wm.
Haldenby; Education and Cultural
Activities, Mrs. Frank MacKenzie;
Family and Consumer Affairs,
Mrs. Virdin Mowbray; Resolutions,
Mrs. George McBride.
Final Party
The final Shoot Party of the
season was 'held in St. Helens hall
on_ Thursday-, April-2 Ist -at 30.
9 tables of players enjoyed the
evening with prizes going to high
lady, Mrs. Cliff Murray; second
high lady, Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson;
high man, Alex Sproule; second
high man, Charles McDonald; most
shoots, Mary Hehn; ladies with the
most buttons, Mrs. Oscar Hodgins;
man with the oldest coin, Ross
Errington; closest birthday to 'April
21st, Jim Leddy; attended all the
card parties this year, Mrs. John
Gaunt; coming farthest, John
Lyons.
A social time was enjoyed with
home-made, pie and coffee.
Ross Errington auctioned off pies
at the close of the evening.
WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Conley and
Jason of Wingham and Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Conn were in London
on Saturday and visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Hunter and Jason
and with Mrs. Harold Johnston at
St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. John-
ston is the former Laura Conn.
Dr. and Mrs. Bell of Guelph
entertained relatives at their home
Saturday afternoon at a 35th
wedding anniversary held in hon-
our' of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Laidlaw of Lucknow.
Attending from here were Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Laidlaw of Windsor and
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and
other Lucknow relatives.
Wednesday evening guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and
family , were Mr. and Mrs. Elroy
Laidlaw, West Wawanosh, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Kerr of Bluevale and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw of
Lucknow.
Visitors the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mowbray were his
brother Alex Mowbray, Miss Lois
Falconer of Stratford and Miss
Floris Lever of North Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tiffin of
Lucknow were Sunday visitors with
his brother, Mr. and Mrs, Wesley
Tiffin.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Bev Kay and Graham went to
Brampton and spent the night with
Mr's. Kay's mother, Mrs. Graham,
and on Wednesday morning Gra-
ham took his parents to the airport
to go by plane to Florida for a
week's holiday.
Miss Wendy Kay on Tuesday
evening had the misfortune to have
torn a ligament in her knee which
necessitated her having to remain a
few days in Wingham Hospital.
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Angus Falconer was able to
return home on Friday from
Wingham „and District Hospital.
Mrs. Gertie Tiffin of Wingham
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson.
Miss Gail Kay of Listowel spent
Friday evening with Graham and
Wendy Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans visited
on Sunday with their son Ted, Mrs.
Evans, Linda, Larry and Lisa of
Ballinafad.
BROOKSIDE
HAPPENINGS
Last week was Education Week.
We had our special day on
Wednesday. On 'Tuesday after-
noon the students set up their
displays for the Science and Hobby
Fair held on Wednesday in the
gym. These were judged after
school on Tuesday. Senior judges
were Mr. Liddle, Mrs. Bere and
Miss Trezise. Junior judges were
Mr. Jewett, Mrs. Blake, Mr.
Errington.
Grades 5 and 6 winners were
Experiments: Janice' Naylor and
/Janice Pollock, Diane Mole, Betty
Wagler, Juergen Kulle. Displays:
George Dierolf, Anne Greba,
Sharon Frey and Kathy Metzger,
Elizabeth Jefferson. 'Grades 7 and 8
winners were Experiments: Brenda
Henderson and Carol Ritchie; (tie)
Janice Robinson, Joanne Culbert;
Suzanne Kirkland. Displays: Mike
"Frey, Tom Wagler, Karen Metzger
and Thitothy Martin, Mary L. and
Helen Simpson.
On Wednesday morning parents
were invited to visit the classrooms
and to view the display at 'the gym
for the Science and. Hobby Fair. In
the afternoon all students had an
opportunity to visit the Fair. The
day and the Fair were certainly a
success.
The Remedial Reading group
from Grade 3 shared a lunch of hot
dogs with Mrs., Bere to observe
Wild West Day on Friday after
having read a cowboy story'.
LOCHALSH
Mrs. Emile MacLennan returned
home from hospital in Wingham,
where she had been a patient for a
couple of weeks.
Among those from this area who
attended the Easter Thankoffering
meeting , at the Presbyterian
Church in Lucknow on Tuesday
evening were Mrs. Ewan MacLean,
Mrs. Warren Wylds, Mrs. Jack
MacKenzie, Mrs. Donald Simpson
and Mrs. Doug Martyn.
Miss' Pamela McIntosh and Miss
Lynne Elphick were two of the
participants in the C.G.1.T. Rocka-
thon held in Lucknow on Saturday.
Mrs. Bob McIntosh is a patient
in hospital in London having been
transferred there' from hospital in
Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Finlayson and
twins were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
rdon _Finlayson_ during_ the past
week, while Rod planted the seed
grain.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harold '
Elphick entertained friends and
relatives in honour of 'Mrs. Gordon
Stobo of Teeswater (Mrs. Elphick's
mother) who was celebrating her
birthday.
Visiting Mrs. Emile MacLennan
and Sandy over the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Millar and
boys of Palmerston.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
ri Mrs. Oliver McCharles were Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Cross and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Cross of Komoka, Mrs.
Mary Dodd of London., Mr. and
Mrs. Hartley MacTavish of. Mont-
real, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ritchie
and family of Petrolia, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald McCharles and family
of Chatham and Mr. and Mrs. John
McCharles of Petrolia.
Dr. John Bradley of Toronto and
formerly of this area will be coming
to live in Lucknow and will be
associated with Drs. Coffin and
McKim.
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