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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-22, Page 11.' • Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Aptill 22, 1981—Page 11 test • 1 Kinloss-Kairshea Wom- en's Institute held their annual meeting on April 16 at 11.00 a.m. at the home of the president, Mrs. Allan MacDougall. •She welcomed all -and opened the meeting with a poem on Easter. Mrs. Harold Howald read the scripture. The secretary - treasurer read invitation to the W.I. meeting at Holyrood on May 14 and Brucelea Haven Tea and bake sale in Walkerton on April 30. Mrs. Harold Howald was named as the 1983 Lucknow Reunion • committee member. Delegates to the district •annual to be held in Ripley United Church on May 19 are Mrs. Harold Howald, Mrs. Allan MacDougall, • Mrs. Leonard Clarke , and Mrs. Farish Moffat. Kairshea is to look after the devotions. Kairshea will be responsible Lucknow institute elects The Lucknow Women's In- • stitute held their annual • meeting on April 14, and 25 ladies sat down to a delicious pot luck dinner. The president, Mrs. Stuart MacGillivray, conducted the business. • • Invitations were received from the Holyrood Institute • to attend their May .14 meeting and the tea at Brucelea Haven, Walkerton on April 30. • A thank you letter from ,the Lucknow Agricultural Society to the Institute for their 1980 donation Was read and asked for a 1981 donation which • was passed. A donation was als9 given to' Brucelea Hav- en, Walkerton. ' Miss Edna McDonald and Mrs. Wm. J. Campbell were appointed delegates to at- tend the district annual meeting in Ripley on. May 19. A report of the District Directors meeting held in Lucknow was given by Mrs. Armstrong Wilson. Mrs. Armstrong Wilson and Mrs. Wilbur Brown were appointed to be on the com- mittee for the Institute bus trip in June. The minutes of the 1980 annual meeting were 'read and the reports from the treasurer and the different standing, commit- tees were given. Mrs. P. S. Stewart then took charge for the installa- tion of of the new slate of telep for the 1982 District Annual. Mrs. Evan Keith gave a full report- on, .the District Directors meeting held in Lucknow on March 24. She informed the ladies of the new Bruce County •Tartan serviettes and it was decided to order two cases of• 24 leers officers for 1981-1982 which was given by Mrs. Graydon Ritchie: president, Mrs. Marshall Gibson; 1st vice president, Mrs. CyrilBrown; 2nd Ace president, • Mrs. Wm. J. Campbell; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. George Whitby; assistant secretary- • treasurer, Mrs. Albert Gam-. mie; district director, Mrs. Stuart MacGillivray; alter- nate; Mrs. Armstrong Wil- • son; P.R. officer, •Mrs. Wes Young; branch directors; Mrs. Graydon Ritchie, MrsO . H. R. Stonehouse, Mrs. James McNatighton; audit- ors, Mrs. Grace Campbell, Mrs. Edna McDonald; pian- ist, Mrs. E. W. Rice; assist- ant pianist, Mrs. Wesley • Ritchie; cheerio convener, Mrs. James McNaughton. Conveners of standing committees. are, Agriculture and Canadian Industry, Mrs. O John Collinson; World Af- fairs, •Mrs. Henry ,MacKen- • zie; Educational and Cultural • Activities, Mrs. Otnar Brooks; Family and Consum- er Affairs, Mrs. Albert Gam- mie; Resolutions, Mrs. Arm- strong Wilson; Curator, Mrs. R. J. Leddy; representative • to Brucelea Haven, Mrs. Alex MacNay. one rates packages. She also suggest - •ed membera write letters to complain about the 3070 in Bell Telephone rates. Letters 'should be forwarded to Mr. . J. G. Pitenaucle, secretary- general Canadian Radio T.Y. and Telecommnnications Commission, Ottawa, Ont- ario, K1A ON2. The members ate their lunches with delicious tarts and relishes being supplied • by the hostess and directors. Mrs. Harold Howald and Mrs. Gordon Wall. Mrs. ' Harvey Houston led'in a sing song. • The annual meeting was conducted with the different reports being given. The sec- • retary-treasnrer reported that four ladies had perfect attendance at the eleven • meetings held plusthe bus trip in July and each received a small gift. 'Mrs. Evan Keith installed the new officers for 1981-82, as follows: president, Mrs. Harold Howald; 1st vice, Mrs. Leonard Clarke; 2nd vice, Mrs. Bill Haldenby; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Don MacIntyre; assistant secretary, Mrs, Evan Keith; district director, Mrs. Allan MacDougall; alternate, Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall; P.R.O., • Mrs. Clarence Ritchie; cura- tor, Mrs. Harvey Houston; auditors, Mrs. Donald Mac- Kinnon, Mrs. 'Frank - Mac- Kenzie; sunshine committee, Mrs. Bob Gilchrist, Mrs. Farish Moffat; branch direct- ors, Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, Mrs. Jim Burt, Mrs. /Allan MacDougall, and Mrs. Roely • de Boer. Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Harry Lavis; Education and Cultural Act- ivities, Mrs. Cliff Roulston; Family and Consumer Af- fairs, Mrs. Hank Hartemink and Resolutions, Mrs. Bill • Haldenby. • Mrs. • Clarence Ritchie presented Mrs. Allan Mac- Dougall with a gift in apprec- • iation for her two years as. president The incoming • president, Mrs. Harold How- ald, took over for the rest of . the meeting. For the roll call all Members present paid their fees. Mrs. Farish Moffat gave the courtesies • • Auxiliary holds rummage sale The Wingham and District Hospital. Ladies Auxiliary held its spring rummage sale raising $1836.58 to date. The "sale attracted" large crowds from the surrounding • areas to the Wingham Arm- ouries on Friday.' April 10. The •sale featured a large • variety of articles including ladies. and men's clothing. china, furniture, shoes. books and toys.• The Auxiliary members re- ported that $443.96 worth of ladies clothing was sold, together with $141.80 of miscellaneous ladies articles. $157.00 of men's and miscel- laneous .goods. •$159.76 worth of shoes. $75.19 hats and, purses. $95.97 of books and toys, $239.66 worth: of china, $283.94 of children's • clothing, $136.55 of bedding , and draperies and $102.50 of furniture. Opening new doors to small business See Our StratfordInce Representative Don Handford AT: The Bedford. Hotel, Goderieh, Ontario ON: The 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month [Next Visit Date: April 28th] Lochalsh bowlers on winning team • By Kae Webster Bob MacKenzie of Toronto and Danny MacKenzie of London spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie. Jim Webster was home on the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Welling- ton Webster. Donna and Bill Arnold have bought the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver' Mcehailes, and have taken up residence there. Mrs. George Moncrief was in Giielph April 8 at a seminar at. St. a Joseph's Hospital, entitled, Tharmac- °logical Up Date. Dorothy, Finlayson. Joyce Elphick and Florence Mac- Kenzie all won trophies at the bowling league banquet Monday, April 13. Dorothy won a team trophy and 'another for the most'improv- ed of the Junior Bowlers. Joyce and Florence both played on the same team (Oranges) winning a team trophy. Good luck, girls. Edna Cook of Owen Sound visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacKenzie and family on Thursday. • Farewell Party On Tuesday evening of last week 24 neighbours and friends of Lochalsh area called at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles in Kincardine to present them 'with "going away presents from this area. The evening was spent • socializing. Bob McIntosh read a. poem about their new home. Ewan MacLean read a very fitting speach on being neighbourly, saying that Marion and Oliver never picked or chose and were always one of the first to call on a new neighbour in the vicinity. They were present- ed with a brass, wood basket for the fireplace and a lovely kitchen clock. 'Marion and Oliver thanked them all very mai for their thankfullness. A very 'bountiful lunch was • served by the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc - Charles appreciated every- thing so very much. The thoughtfulness is just over- whelming., they said. Mrs. McCharles was not feeling too .well on the weekend but hope she will be Al soon. It you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. 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