The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-05-02, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 2, 1984 --Page 7
Mrs. Evan I eith ;was hostess for, the
annual meeting; of Kinlos 3.Kairshea I ,.
held on April 76 at the,, 'hall,
'Leonard Clarke welcomed everyone and read ..
s a. poem, Ada aS ar ewer. The ;sec=
retary-treasurer s „•Dori id Macintyre,.
read the minutes and. correspondence
Delegates, istrict •;Anuli held
May at Tiverton are ;bits Huruld Hovald,
Mrs. Bob Gilcll st, Mrs, Don Matthews and
Mrs. Lloyd 44 , i f The cli ilt quiilted'by
the membersfdr '�cnpationrLodge was on
display and a big thank you goes to Mrs.
Lloyd MacDougall for.thg.use of her base -
mat. ,
ase-ment., theladies ry 07,1iarked.,arid set •it,up
• and to Mrs Z3o r Gilchrist for making ';the
points and fin i r' tern q 1� �a,
It was decide?, o go�teifla tcipation Lodge
on the bus trip oto be taken in August this
• year instead of July. Mra; Harold HOWald '
reported that the Summary Day for the Rug
Braiding course..at •. Teeswater -was very
,,. disappointing this. year a's clubs didn't
participate in a :program as ;before, and as
gyp
only a few co ld w b the'4,0,g i[ookiupg
., .. �
demonstratton'at a .r a there ;should.:hay
Dun
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Hazel Webster has returned to her home..
following a IOxsay visit with her daughter;
:. Lois and Ken '•Thomas and Jennifer of
Bolton. While there; ey celebrated birth-
days. Hazel's was on'April 27 and Lois' on
April 28. r 4
Jim and ,Margaret Errington nisi
Sunday in Port' Lambton with Ken an
Sandra Davidson and family and Audrey
Dale, ;prior to Audrey's return to `;the
Columbian Ice Fields. ", ` : _
been chairs Available for •older ladies;
Everyone. was ,to wear an Easter bonnet
and those not wearing one were the judges.
Mrs,. Leonard Machines won • the prize for
the. funniest khat,-• Mrs. .Evan Keith for the
a�nost Original and. Mrs. Harold Howald for
the fanciest,
-E ryone brought their sandwiches and
the hostess and directors, Mrs. Harvey
Houston and Mrs. Ira Dickie.served dessert,
relishes an d beeveragee. After ltinchrthe ladies
were treated to . fashion show.
Mrs. Harold Hdwald .Modelled the student
classic of a turtle neck sweater anda trumpet
flaked skirt: The green turtles looked
•terrifick.: Kathy. Mfrs. Evan Keith modelled
•her winged collar :blouse and checkered
slacks. Hope you didn't lose any of Evan's
checkers, Margaret. Mrs. Jack Forster
modelled a herringbone suit and pillbox hat,
You suretake a variety of pills at your. house,
Rena.
Mrs. Harold Howald° :gave the District
Director's report. Kairshea is to lead the
singsong at the District Annual. The theme
this year is, Preserving or. Heritage. The
roll , call *was answered by 25 members
paying their fees. •
Mrs. Harvey Houston installed the 1984
officers. President, Mrs. Leonard Clarke;
first vice, Mrs. Robert Gilchrist; second vice,
Mrs. William 'Heldenby; , secretary-
treasur-er, Mrs. Donald Maclntyre.; assistant sec-
retary, Mrs. Donald MacKinnon; district
director, Mrs. Harold Howald; public rela-
tions officer,} Ikirs Harold ;Howald; curator,
Mrs. "Harvey Houston; auditors, Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall, Mrs , Ira Dickie; branch direct-
ors, Mrs. Ira pickle, Mrs. -Harry Levis, Mrs.
Donald ;Matthews' and Mrs, Peter Edisbury;
sunshine committee, Mrs. Rot. Gilchrist, :
Mrs, Farish Moffat and ' Mrs. Lyard
Maclnnes. •
Standing committee conveners Citiz-
enship and. World Affairs,..Mrs. Brian
Doelman; Agriculture and Canadian Indus-
tries, Mrs. Virden Mowbray; Education and
Cultural Affairs, ;Mrs. Donald Matthews;
Resolutions, Mrs: Farish Moffat.
Mrs. Leonard - Clarke gave the courtesies.
n returns home following visit
bpany. on snnday with;' Mr /and Mrs.
Ray Ulch were . Mr, and Mrs. Larry Brideau
and Paul of Seaford and. Mr. and Mrs, Ab
'Birch: of London:. •.
Sytpathy is.'extended ;to the families of
the late . John Van Oenen, _ formerly of
Ashfield Township, who passed away in
Gtidenich Hospital on April 20 at the age of
Burial was in Maitland Ceinetery; -
-0oderich. ,
The Dungannon and area seniors have
been a busygroup over the -past few weeks.
• About 50 members viewed • pictures -
yesteryears - shown and narrated' by K. K.
Dawson and Harvey Culbert. ' They . were
tater presented to the , club as well •as . a
presidents gavel.
On Wednesday evening at their tai- ►;eekly
efichre, therewere 13 tables. 'High lady was
Becks -Culbert with a tie between Viola Petrie
and Kay Glen for second high. Viola won the
cut High Man was •Charlie Johnston with
second high man's score being Isabel
Adams. .
On Saturday past, the group held a very
successful rummage and bake sale.
'from page 6.•
After two or three more days of camp life,
the immigrants were v restless; they were
eager to be on their way,regardless of their
uncertain future. Father:O'Hare was partic
r ' llarly weary �d anxious. to •return " to his
parish. He marellec .'at the patience and
knowledge of MacLeod. The Presbyterian
minister could answer allthe questions
"which were asked about woodcraft and
survival in a vast. -wilderness.
To make the best use of theit'w'aiting time,
MacLeod instructed the men on the use of
the axe, the method of felling trees and the
rudimentary principles' of erecting log
cabins. He became a great favourite
amongst the immigrants and his presence.
inspired hope and confidence. •Dougherty
was particularly impressed by • the . Scots
minister. Never before had lie met such a •
practical man -of the cloth, . -
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"He's " a• fine man," the new leader told ;
his companions. "He's almost good enough `:
to be Irish, so he is!'"
When''ythe solicitor arrived with the doiu-
ments ter the crown grants,- there seemed to
be nothing to delay them.- further.
"Well" Duncan, 'now T hope we can both
return to our respective -chic rches.and do the •
work'which,the Lord *intended us to do Pray
tell me that we can now .hire, wagons from
Toronto and be off .on" our way."
"I am afraid not Father,''' MacLeod said
with a smile: "Even if we could rent enough
wagons in the town, who would take them
back' totheir,-owners?'
"Then how, shall: we transport all these
people and goods into the Albion Hills? the,
priest said with genuine. concern.
"Very soon Father, we shall . have the
means. I expect to see wagons arrive at any
time;':' MacLeod reassured him. .
'It Was in tact- that- very evening that a
wagon train .: was ° seen . moving along the
lakeshore: As they approached, the Irish
immigrants:. became • excited. They did not
know -who these people were who 'came to
their aid, but they certainly knew their race.
On the lead wagon was a man playing the
pipes to announce his arrival.
MacLeod . placed . his arm around Father
O'Hare and hugged him.
"Now we can proceed, for we have
everything. The land, the tools and the
wagons to reach our destination. What is
more, we have the finest wagon master in
Canada - we have MacCrimmonl"
Monday, May 7th is
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Pleaseive generously when the Red Shield volunteer
,canvasser calls. If you would like to help out by being a canvasser
yourself, please phone campaign headquarters.
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