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Barbara Stein is guest
speaker at Kairshea WI
Una Matthews was the hoot for
tho KairshestWoi 'swatby hew ori pioly swith 19 members and .
present, President Muriel >IdacKen,
xie-welcomed those "attending and
with }
Take Time.
Opening Ode and Mary
Stewtlrt Collect were repeated In
unison.
Mowbray mad the
spec Bible verse ilium Palm 107
and gave the meditation pertaining
to that verse. The, minutes of the
June ,thing were read byy Una
Matthews and approved. Marion
MeAKinnon gave the treasurer's
report.
Plans were made far the lunch
and meat to be served at the Craft
Festival, .also plans for the display
at t e Lucknow ValiFair;T'he ladies
will be having; a lunch booth at
Peter, Edisbury's. sale and the
Institute bus trip is planned ' for
August 16. ,
Alice Ritchie;, convener, for
Family and; Consumer Affairs, was
in, charge of the program. The
tollca1l, If you could be a Woolen's
Institute delegate to any country ht
the world, where. would you
chooseZ was • answered, by the•
members.. ;Mrs. -Ritchie. read a
poem, Fifteen Golden Autos for
Living.
She introduced; Barbara- Stein:
Purple Grove
ladies enjoy
whois a recent graduate of I car-
Wihas L
ix t+l. saadshe Plays `, "l, 't 4
watt sent qtly io Norway for mommempaiiimem
t year, as exchange
by thepi incardine Rotary Club. in V I M
d c
*pleasing manner sheenpla,.ed her
eaperienees with her three hoar ariaminirianammirimurinarimma
families.me
Barbara was at each. li
for a four' month period. She at-
tended
t-le nded school and had to learn their
languages. She was also on a two
week tour of Norway, sponsored by
the Norwegian Rotarians,.
Barbaralud several souvenirs and
pictures displayed as well asher red
graduation outfit and 'a beautiful
sweater shehad.knit, An interesting
question and answer period fol.
lowed:
June Gilchristthanked Barbara for.
Gladys Arnold accompanied
Gordon and Dorothy Mwui to a
genealogy -meeting of Bruce Grey
Branch at Scone on July 24,
Frank and I,.awlraine Bu rgst ller
from Bares int the weekend with
Harvey and Wilda. Thompson Don
and Dianne Simpson entertained the
Simpsons family on Sunday.
Happy Birthday Megan Pollock
who turned two July 25,1►l and
Melissa Pollock and Ainsle
Simpson 'went to *little party at the
her interestingsentation and collage to help her celebrate. Wel-
presented her with gift,' comehome. John D. MacKay who
Margaret Mowbray displayed a is oat. and about, '
colorful' travel poster which she had Audrey Thaler of London, Carol,
'made, '. ¢ Heather and Kerry. Shantz . of
Mrs, Ritchie hada eonteat, Test Walkerton visited Edna Stanley this
-your Market Place Knowledge, :'week,
Which was humorous mat enjoyable. Bette• McLeod and Edna, Stanley,
Mrs. Gilchrist gave the coudrtesies, went into I : ncardine on Sunday
followed by 0 Canada and. ' the. and. saw the play "Kincardine
Institute Grace, Calls".
The director$, Margaret Mowbray On Thursday Bette McLeod. Edna
andBetty Finlayson, assisted by the Stanley, Jean Scotland and Olwen
hostess served cake and ice creme .. McAuley all went to Blyth and saw
and a social time was. enjoyed. two plays,
Janet and Jack Farrell and Don
and Sandra, Forster: and family
attended tate Colwell. picnic at
°Lansdowne,Park in Kincardine on
Sunday. Earl's Aunt MarretHodgin
and son Ken from Niagara. Falls
were . at Earl and June .Elliott this
week
• Jan • and Shari Elliott -:.: from
Inggersoll , are at Earl,. "and June
Elliott.
Sympathyis expressed• to the
Elliottamily on the death of Mrs.
Lulu tanley.
Many from Purple.Grove attended n
-the CKNX Bamdance in Ripley on
Saturday night.
Mary Thompson had•as her guest
an Saturday Cheryl ' Yeip from
Michigan.
Kathy Martin, Jared and Scott of
Kitchener are spending a fcw days
with Jack and Janet Farrell. Jack.
and Janet Farrell had supper with
Rob Farrell in Mount Forest.
Sympathy is expressed to Debra
and Rob Goulding in the death of
her father who was buried this past
week. , s
Farewell.
party
Kinloss father
Supper guests with Frank and
Muriel "MacKenzie on Tuesday,
were Bruce. MacDonald of Ottawa'
and his mother, Hazel of Teeswater.
Bruce brought along, his bag pipes.
and put -'-on a wonderful outdoor
concert for' neighbours and `friends
on the MacKenzie lawn. Their
granddaughters, " Erin Eadie and
Mirelle MacKenzie did some great
Scottish dancing throughout the
evening.. Muriel served eshments
and everyone enjoyed this special
evening.
The Session and Board of
Managers and their spouses of
south Kinloss Church enjoyed a
barbecue at the Lucknow manse
with .: Rev. Peggy Kinsman last.
week.
William n and Irene and Karissa
and Shea Dickie have .returned
home\from holidaying at their cot-
tage at Hope Bay.
Neighbours and:friends from the
4th concession of Kinloss gathered
at the Karishea hall on Thursday
night for a farewell party of Peter
and Mary. Jane Edisbury.. After
heldAl-
and
orand daughter
by froth' Buohmeler• ,
presenting thein with gifts, , lunch
was served and a social time Was
enjoyed•'by all.
Louise Reid of Sombre•: and her
daughter Alison Gerrard of Ottawa
visited Jack and. Blanche Needham,
Jack and Blanche and Bill. and
Winnifred ' Graham of Wingham
visited with Don and': Mable;Kim-
ball of Sarnia. A party was enjoyed
to celebrate Don's 89th birthday.
Shane MacKinnon, son of Dave
and Cathy, is practising these days
at Blyth for the play, Rumours, to
be held August 15 to :18. Shane is
one of the actors in this play. Great
stuff Shane and we wish you much
success.
Jennifer, Shane and Jonathan
MacKinnon, Marita . MacDougall,
Ryan. Craig . and Tom Downey all
went on a bus trip on Sunday to see
the Blue Jays play =ball at the
SkyDome.
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