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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-09-30, Page 9Kairshea W.I. meets The Education and Cultural Activities meeting of the Kairshea W.I. was held last Thursday evening, September 24 in the Kairshea Hall. Mrs. Harry Lavis was the hostess for the evening. The opening ode was sung and the Mary Stewart Colleet repeated in unison. The president, Mrs. Wm. Haldenby, read a Confucius saying : "He who is always up and going is never down and out." The minutes of the last meeting were read by secretary Mrs. Murray Keith and accepted. Communications included thank you notes from Mr. and Mrs. John Forster for the meal served at Wendy's wedding and for the donation made to the Butler Project. It was decided that more informa- tion is needed before a kit is provided to a local school. The Institute Rally will be held in Belmore on October 15. Delegates ap- pointed are Mrs. Gordon Wall and Mrs. Cliff Roulston. A letter was received and read from Reeve Herb Clark stating that two W.I. members will remain on the Museum Board. A representative from the W.I. was requested to work on the plans for the Lucknow Reunion in 1988. Either Mrs. Haldenby or Mrs. f?christ will serve on this .committee. Another letter was read from the Historical Society. Daybreak is having a bus trip to the Quilt Display at the Civic Garden Centre in Toronto on October 8. The resolutions for the Area Convention on October 5 were read and voted on. Mrs. Gilchrist reported on the Purple Grove W.I. meeting where they found the slide show on Israel very interesting. Some members had also attended the Institute Birthday Party in Teeswater September 21. Two W.I. members from P.E.I. were special guests. The Institute At Home date was set for November 14 and the 414 course was also discussed. Members will be invited to br- ing their finished record books to an In- stitute meeting. The roll call was answered with good travel tips. Mrs. Gordon Walttook the chair for the program of the evening. All stood and sang School Days before Mrs. Schmidt gave a topic on the value of education. There are many opportunities now available for adults to update their education. Mrs Her- man Van Meeteren gave an amusing reading for a teacher's qualifications in 1923. Mrs. Ira Dickie had prepared the motto "To travel is to relax the body, educate the mind and free the soul" using some per- sonal travel experiences as illustrations. Mrs. Gilbert hamilton conducted a geography contest on names of area towns. Mrs. Hartemink gave the courtesies and after the singing of 0' Canada and the In- stitute Grace, the hostess and directors, Mrs. Burt and Mrs. Hartemink, served lunch. Fall 4H The first meeting of the Kinsgbridge 4H club was held on Tuesday, September 22 at the home of Donna Scott. Helping Donna, lead this club will be Mandy Stewart. The meeting was opened with the 4H pledge. Election followed and saw Sharon VanOsch elected president. Tammy Hogan will act as vice president with Col - len VanOsch as secretary. Sandra VanOsch will handle the press reporting duties as well. The topic for the fall club will be 'A Taste of Ontario's Fruits and Vegetables'. Dur- ing the meeting, the group discussed such topics as nutritious snacks and 'what vitamins certain fruits and vegetables pro- vide. We closed the meeting with the 4H motto. We completed the evening by preparing and eating the apple pancakes for our recipe book. Everyone enjoyed them. Visits brighten the day Over the weekend of the ninth of September, vistors with Mrs. Olive Blake included Mrs. Jim Leishman of Markum (an old high school friend), Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blake and girls from Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crozier of goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Watt Webster of Clinton, Mrs. Lloyd Webster of Big Valley, Alberta, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick of Agincourt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce of Brantford, Mrs. Cora Cranston and her sister Pearl Menary, Rev. Clarence McClenaghan of Kincardine, Rev. Dan Armstrong from the Dungannon circuit, Mrs. Bessie Maulden and Mrs. Lane of Kinlough, and Mrs. An- nie Kilpatrick of Wingham. After the busy weekend, Mrs. Blake said, "It's so nice to have so many friends to brighten your day." Alice and Goldwin Purves of Southamp- ton took in the Lucknow Fall Fair and visted with Bob Purves as well as Ed and LUCKNOW Ann Lippeit. Nelda and Colin Ried of Hamilton visited with Gloria and Bob Symes and their fami- ly over the weekend. Pat and Ernie Good and girls . of Goderich visited at the home of Bob Purves on Sunday last. Congratulations this week to Diane Huff- man and Kevin Bolt who were married on Saturday. Health and happiness to you both. John Roulston entertained Elmer Um- bach at dinner in Goderich last week, in honour of Elmer's recent birthday. Study on $1.7t.,Lciti4a, The Ashfield W.M.S. held their regular meeting on September 17 at the home of Mrs. Gordon Finlayson. This month's study was presented by the leader, Mrs. Finlayson and the devotional period was taken by Mrs. Richard West. The study was on the island of Sri Lanka which has had a very long history of strife between the Tamil and the Sinhalese peo- ple over language and land rights. Religion was also a cause for violence as the Tamils are mainly Moslem while the Sinhalese are Buddists. Christians make up a very small percentage of the popula- tion. Refugees are also a problem as many people are displaced from their homes due to war. In July 1987, an agreement for peace was signed and a peace keeping force was sent to Sri Lanka from India. This has stopped the fighting but the country still has many problems with the government facing the possibility of annexation with India if the peace keeping accord doesn't work. Discussions were held by the grotip on what we, as Christians, could do to aid the Christian Churches in all of South East Asia plus a review of, what this study has meant to us. Business was conducted by the president Mrs. Donald Simpson. Roll call was answered by the ten members with an in- teresting item from the Presbyterian Record. A report on the bazaar and bake sales held this summer was given by Mrs. Ewan MacLean as well as a report of work done in the church basement. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Warren Wylds. Freindship and service reports came from Mrs. MacLean. It was agreed that the executive would be in charge of the Thank Offering meeting. 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