The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-04-27, Page 17community news
Kairshea W.I. hold annual meeting
Kinloss-Kairshea Wom-
`' en's Institute held their an-
nual meeting at the Institute
Hall on April 21 at 11.00 a,m.
The hostess, Mrs. Ira
Dickie, and directors, Mrs,
Harvey Houston and Mrs.
Brian Doelman, served bev-
erages, relishes and dessert
at noon as each member
brought their own sandwich-
es,
Mrs, Harold Howald open-
ed the meeting with a poem,
As We Sow, and welcomed
members and visitors to the
meeting. Mrs. Ira dickie
read the scripture.
Mrs. Donald Maclntyre,
secretary -treasurer, read the
minutes and correspond-
ence. Kairshea will cater at
the Craft Festival again this
year. A motion was made to
give a donation to the Luck -
now Agricultural Fall Lair
and the Brucelea Haven Aux-
iliary. A letter, telling of the
Short Courses and d -H cour-
ses coming up, was read. It
was reported that some of
the ladies took the short
course, Sewing for Children,
A committee was named to
look after the lunch, after the
Thursday night Family
Dance during the Jamboree.
Mrs. Parish Moffat will
attend the Officer's Confer-
ence in Waterloo in May.
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall gave
the report of the district
directors meeting in the ab-
sence of Mrs. Allan Mac-
Dougall. The district annual
in May will be held in the.
Lucknow Legion Hall with
delegates being Mrs, Harold
Howald, Mrs, Leonard
Clarke, Mrs, Harold Camp-
bell and Mrs, Harvey Hous-
ton, Kairshea is to look after
Pennies for Friendship. A
committee was named to look
after a float for the Jamboree
parade,
Mrs. Harvey Houston was
elected ehairman for the
annual meeting. The follow-
ing officers were installed for
1983-84: president, Mrs,
Leonard Clarke; first vire,
Mrs. Robert Gilchrist; sec-
ond vice, Mrs, William Hal-
denby; secretary -treasurer,
Mrs, Donald Marintyre; dist-
rict director, Mrs. Harold
HowaId; public relations of-
ficer, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie;
curator, Mrs. Harvey Hous-
ton; auditors, Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall, Mrs, Ira Diekle;
branch directors, Mrs, Don-
ald MacKinnon, Mrs, Brian
Doelman, Mrs, Harold How-
ald, Mrs. Herman VanMeet-
eren.
Standing committees: Sun-
shine committee, Mrs, Rob-
ert Gilchrist; Citizenship and
World Affairs, Mrs. Cliff
Roulston; Agriculture and
Canadian Industries, Mrs.
Virden Mowbray; Education
and Cultural Activities, Mrs.
Ira Dickie; Family and Con-
sumer Affairs, Mrs. Don
Matthews; Resolutions, Mrs.
Parish Moffat.
The roll call was the pay-
ment of fees. Mrs. Leonard
Clarke gave the courtesies.
Couple married in April ceremony
By Valetta Emerson
Mr. and Mrs. klbert Tay-
lor of West Wawanosh visit-
ed recently with Mr, and
Mrs, William Purdon,
Congratulations to Clare
Daw and Mary Moore, who
were married on Friday,
April 22 at Wingham United
Church by Rev. Rea Grant.
They were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Daw
who held a dinner party for
the immediate relatives fol-
lowing the marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Thomas
and fancily visited recently
with Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Purdon.
Mrs. Chapman accompan-
ied her little granddaughter,
Sarah, to London for a check
up on Monday.
Attending the wedding of
Richard de Boer of Bluevale
and Caroline. Dinsmore of
Fordwich at the Anglican
Church, Fordwich on April
23 from here were Mr. and
Mrs. John de Boer and Mrs.
Roely de goer. The reception
was held at Howie. Com-
nmunity Centre. Attending
the reception from here were
Mr. and Mrs. Jim de goer
and family and Fred de Hoer.
Mrs. Symon de Hoer of
Luckow spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. John de
Boer and family.
Elwin Moore of Eganviile
spent the weekend at his
home with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Millan Moore.
Katherine MacLeod of
London is spending a week
with Mr, and Mrs. Milian
Moore, prior to going on a
trip.
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and Mrs, Walter Moore who
on Monday, April 25 quietly
celebrated their 24th wed-
ding anniversary,
Mrs, Clara Cleghorn of
Wingham is visiting with her
sister, Mrs, Cassie Mow-
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London spent last week with
Mrs. Mowbray and on the
weekend, Hector Purdon and
Mrs. Isobel Tiffin of Lucknow
also spent the weekend with
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On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
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Mark, along with relatives,
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and Mrs. Dan Tiffin.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald
Stewart of Teeswater were
Friday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw
and Kim.
Michael McClenaghan of
Kitchener was a Thursday
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