Lucknow Sentinel, 2009-06-24, Page 11Kairshea WI hold potluck dinner
The Kinloss
Kairshea WI held
their potluck sup-
per meeting at the
Lucknow Town
Hall with Sharon
MacDougall and
Joan Murray acting
as hostesses.
After a scrump-.
tious meal, Joan
had a hilarious
reading `White Lie
Cake'.
- The Opening
Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect
opened the meet-
ing followed ,by
Alice Ritchie read-
ing the minutes of
the last meeting.
A discussion on
the fall fair exhibit
with • the theme
"Dairy . - more than
milk" was held and
the committee of
Gladys Johnston,
Alice Doelman and
June Gilchrist will
set up the WI dis-
play. Kay
MacIntosh was
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thanked for donat-
ing coffee and tea
for upcoming ban-
quets.
June Gilchrist
gave a most inter-
esting and inform-
ative report on the
District Annual
held May 28 in
Elmwood.
The June birth-
day girls, • Alice
Ritchie and Sharon
MacDougall, each
gave a humorous
reading.
Nice weekend for fathers
Ptople
rrnnMWooers imitate
What a nice
weekend to cele-
brate our special
day for our Father's,
celebrating with
family and loved
ow*.
The Bruce
County Junior
Farmer's are host-
ing the Young
Farmer's Delegate
this week .
. `,IJYIand '(Fran
Farrell enjoyed
having Monty,
Christina and their
newest grandson
Tyson. VandeSype
of Guelph at their
home for a. few
days this week.
Jamie Farrell and
Krista Ferguson of
Mount Forest were
home on Saturday
for _ the day.
On Sunday Jim
and Fran and fami-
ly were guests of
Derk and Lillian
Logtenberg at their
home in Goderich
on Sunday where
celebrations were
held to meet Tyson
and hold a baby
shower for hire.
Congratulations to
Simon and Jan
Logtenberg on their
25th wedding
anniversary at this
time, June birth-
days and Father's
Day were also cele-
brated as well..
Bev and Frances
Kingston from
Chesley visited
Morley and Deanna
Scott in Kincardine
on Thursday.
Morley and
Deanna were two
of many who
enjoyed the annual
Vintage Tractor
Tour for Bruce
County with stops
at .Teeswater,
Formosa, Belmore
and the = Nuestadt
area.
Congratulations
to the Knox
Presbyterian
Church in Ripley
who held 'another
successful fish din-
ner last week.
Cheryl Bridge
enjoyed_ a day away
with MaryBeth
Kerr taking in
Southampton and
Port Elgin on
Friday.
Carman and Kyle
Bridge visited
recently with Viola
Bridge of
Kincardine.
Guests of
Carman, Cheryl
and Kyle were Ron
and Diana Ellis of
Auburn on Sunday.
The Purple
Grove Institute held
their June meeting
at the home of
Anne Kukoly
with Joyce Fatren
as president and
Janet Nixon as sec-
retary.
The district annu-
al meeting was held
in Elmwood with
106 in attendance
from 24 branches.
Andy Burgess
spoke on safety.
There will be
course }
September
Elmwood. .
June Elliott read
the Scripture.
Donations were
made I to the
Agriculture
Society, Gideons
and Walker House,
Betty Needham,
the program con-
venor, • introduced
guest speaker,
ElaineVan Rooyen.
Elaine spoke about.
financial advice
and investing.
Lunch was
served by ' Betty
Needham and
Joyce Farnell,
Auction is success
Kph
by &rhra lilieely
Hello from
Cochrane. We have
been hating it really
warm for a few
days but we finally
got rain on the
weekend. • Most of
the crops are in and
up.
News from
Kinlough has it that
a successful auction
sale took place
Saturday for the late
Jim and Theresa
Thompson formerly
of the village.
Kinlough
Presbyterian
Church Sunday
School Picnic was
held on Sunday at
the church follow-
ing the morning
service. Games and
a lunch followed.
I hope all the
Father's in the area
were well treated on
their special day.
Our best wishes go
out to 'Joanne
Osborne
Teeswater, who Jwas
in an accident
recently. Get :well
soon, Joanne!
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Lucknow Reunion 2008
Statement of
Income and Expenses
ct. 1, 2006.Ap, 30, 2009
INCOME
Start up funds from previous reunion
Donations
Job Creation Program Grant
Interest
Events
Decorations
Souvenirs
TOTAL IME
EXPENSES
Advertising
Administration
Events
$ 1660.15
21,128.60
3,300.00
30.92
112,723.16
5,246.33
11,015.84
$155,105.00
$ 9,897.10
1,641.14
93,319.56
$104,857.80
$ 50,247.20