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Kairshea WI hold meeting at Johnstons'
The agricultural meeting for the
Kinloss Kairshea WI was held
recently at the home of Gladys
Johnston. President Irene Haldenby
opened with a reading "Everyday
Wisdom". After the Opening Ode
and Mary Stewart Collect, Roely
VanderKlippe read the Scripture
Psalms 100.
Secretary Alice Ritchie gave the
minutes and it was decided that two
or three ladies would go to the rally
in Underwood.
Joan Murray and Andrea Feeley
brought lovely . gifts for the '.silent
auction in Underwood.
Gladys Johnston gave a report on
the fall fair display and June
Gilchrist reported on the Lions din-
ner that was catered to by the WL
June also gave a very interesting
report on the convention she recent-
ly attended.
Roely gave a humorous reading as
she has an October birthday.
The rollcall, how 4-H has been an
asset to our community, was
answered by 11 members and one
guest. June introduced her grand-
daughter Jessie Gilchrist who has
been in 4-H since she was 12. Jessie,
a wonderful speaker, told the group
there are over 6,000 members and 4-
H sponsorships and exchange stu-
dents. Jessie, a beef 4-H member
said Lucknow has 19 members and
four leaders and after seven meet-
ings and many hours training their
calves, they go to many fairs and the
calves are then auctioned off atthe
Brussels 4-H sale or they are shown
at the Royal Winter Fair where they
are then sold.
Roely, Andrea and Gladys
served a scrudiptious lunch.
Lucknow UCW hold October meeting
The afternoon group of the
Lucknow UCW met in the church
parlour for their October meeting.
Edna Alton welcomed the 13
members to the program of praise
and thanksgiving with prayer.
Caroline Menary read Scriptures
from Luke 13: 10 17. The group
sang `Come, Ye Thankful People,
Come'. Nancy Walden gave a
reading that expanded on the
Scripture about the custom of giv-
ing thanks, not just for material
things but thanks for things spiritu-
al, healing, friendship, community
and caring for those who surround
you.
The group sang `Now thank we
all our God' and Caroline read a
poem about autumn. Edna closed
with prayer.
Deanna Reavie opened the busi-
ness with the poem "A Thankful
Heart". Lois Walden read the min-
utes and rollcall collected was spe-
cial projects monies. Edna sug-
gested we donate a bed to Sleeping
Children Around the World again
and circulated photos of the chil-
dren in India who received our
donation last year. The members
agreed to contribute again this
year.
Happy birthday was sung to five
members with September and
October birthdays. Jean MacLeod
invited everyone to the 90th birth-
day tea for her and her twin sister,
Mary Simpson.
The Least Coin newsletter was
read by Helen Cleland and the
membersread the prayer of the
Least Coin.
Rev. Candy distributed
Christmas shoe boxes. Karen
Latour' noted . anyone wanting to
loan a nativity to the "Thousands
of Nativities" in Walkerton is to
contact Laura Lee Cayley.
The meeting closed with the
• repeating of the UCW Benediction
and the group enjoyed the lunch
prepared by Elaine Errington and
Lois Walden.
2009 has been a very busy year for Rev'n 11
2009 has been a very busy season for the Port
Albert Rev'n in 11 committee and they promise not
to let anyone down with great events coming over the
next two years. The next fundraising event is one that
everyone on the committee is very excited about. It
will be held at Saltford Valley Hall, Oct. 23, 8 p.m. to
1 p.m. The evening will start with appetizers being
served and entertainment provided by local artists.
At 9 p.m. the multi -talented Cliff Erickson from
Port Huron will entertain with songs, jokes and sto-
ries. The evening will end with local musicians
Benson Brown, Bud Mabon, Jenna Ujiye, Ashley
Anderson, Sarah Koopmans and Jamie Wallace.
"We wanted to make sure that local talent and food is
part of our fund raising," said Mark Ryan, Rev'n in
11 co-chair. "Most of the musicians have a close tie
to the Port Albert area."
Cliff Erickson has had a sustaining ' entertaining
career for over 30 years. He has traveled as a solo
performer from his hometown of Port Huron,
Michigan to venues all over the world.
"One of our committee members attended one of
Erickson's concerts," said Ryan. "They said he was a
extremely funny and a major crowd pleaser."
Tickets are $25 each and can be purchased at the
Port Albert Store, Dauphin Feed and Supply Ltd.,
Thompsons Feed Ltd., West Wawanosh Mutual Ins.
Co., Sears in Goderich and Shear Design in
Lucknow. It is suggested that you get your tickets
early so as not to miss out on what promises to be a
fun evening:
"At our dance in the spring we sold out before
tickets were even at the vendors," said Ryan. "Make
sure you get your ticket soon, so that you don't miss _
out on this night of food and music." The comittee
is planning to run more events in 2010, including a
dance in March.
Port Albert is working towards its goal of raising
funds for the 175th celebration to be held in 2011.
The ultimate purpose of the celebration is to raise
enough money in 2011 to make a positive impact on
the community in general, but most importantly to
provide recreational facilities for the young people in
our area.
"At our last celebration, enough funds were ,raised
to do various upkeep and, improvements in our vil-
lage," said Ryan.
The Port Albert & Area Recreational Society Inc.
was formed in 1987 and administered the money
over the last 22 years. The Rev'n in 11 committee is
a part of the Recreational Society and the funds left
over from the 1986 celebration has provided the
committee with some seed money to get things
rolling for 2011.
For more information please visit www.porta1 -
bert175.ca or call 519-529-3152.
Photo by Elyse Dewar
Karen Harris, of Toronto, stopped by the Point Clark Kountry
Kitchen Bazaar and scooped the remaining pumpkin pies, before
heiding over to. Lucknow for her fami yThanksgiving dinner.
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