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KINLOSS KAIRSHEA MEETINGS Township councillor speaks to Kinloss Kairshea Institute By Allene Bradley On May 20 the Kinloss Kairshea Institute met at the home of Gladys Johnston lot the Community. Citizenship and Culture meeting with Ruth Langen and Ann MacDougall ns converters. The meeting opened with the institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. lune opened with a poem called "Bruce County". Irene Haldenby read die Scripture. ‘ The minutes and com:- spondence were read by Alice Ritchie and business was dealt with. It was agreed that the Institute continue to support the 4- I-It Marion MacKinnon gave the Ireasurer‘s report. Final plans were made for the members who attended the District Annual held in the Elmwood Community Centre on May 27. Thirteen members and one visitor answered the rollers” "your View on Ute amalgamation of small municipalities." Ruth introduced the guest speaker Lillian Abbott. She is a councillor Wllll the Township of Huron-Kinloss. She spoke at many things and answered questions. Julie thanked Lillian and gave the courtcsies and ended the meeting. loan Murray and Allcnc Bradley served the lunch assisted by the hostess. Institute Rally on Oct. 5 The September meeting of the Kinloss Kairshea WI was held at the home of Irene Haldenby With 14 members and three visi- tors present. President June Gilchrist welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with the Ode. followed by The Mary Stewart Collect and a story of a student going to college. The Scripture was read by Irene Haldcnby. Minutes of the June meeting were pre- sented by secretary Alice Ritchie with business folA lowing. The treasurer's report was read by Marion McKinnon. The Bruce County Institute Rally is to be held in the Underwood Community Centre on Oct 5. The Grey Bruce Area Convention is to be held in Wiarton on Oct. 12. On Sept. 28 an officers training workshop for the Rose Fragrant will be held in Elmira. Thch were 10 District cookbooks availe able at the meeting, all of which sold. Two tickets were drawn for The Agricultural Society breakfast. the winners were Marion McKinnon and Margaret Mowbray. The education cnnvener. Irene Haldenby. led the program. Rollcall was "your mother‘s favourite saying" and "a favourite children's game". The Tweedsmuir Hismry books were passed out and each member read a high- light from the book given them. Junc thanked the hostess and the lunch committee for a delicious lunch. The singing of the Institute Grace and O Canada brought an inter esting meeting to a close. The October meeting will be on Octt 2] at the home of June Gilchrist with Keith Roulston as the guest speaker. Sunshine Sister hold meeting at Anglican Church By Allenc Bradley The Sunshine Sisters. Kinloss Kuirshca WI. meeting was held on June 17 at the Anglican (‘hurch hall for a bountiful potluck dinner. One special little visitor was Grace. the nine month old daughter of Martin tMacDougalll Taylor. Following the singing at the Institute Grace. dlnncr was enjoyed by all. Marion MacKinnon and Alice Rlll‘lliC were the Directors in charge of the meeting. There was a lucky plate and chair. The two wtth birthdays closest lu lhc meeting data also rcccnt‘d pnzesi The meeting opened With the Ode and the Mary Stcuutl Collect. Kay Mclnlmll an; the pianist. Alice read Psalm 121 followed by the minute: oi the May meeting and bush m?“ was dealt \iilh. Marlon gave the lrt‘tlsurct's rcputl. Each mClTlilL‘l rellil a lhhnnumm shying. lime gave an c\ce|lcnl rcpurl on the Dlhlrict /\IIIIUIll which ltd» held m E|m\'.tlud sh Mu, 2x The exciting parl ml the evening (attic uhen the mun» huh lounJ tllil tiltn ll.ull Suml'llne Shitl’ had been Thu wet-ml gum I'St'ilil’Cil a Elli li>llu\\'ed m thmt ahll on?“ all members The l‘lltlk'llll‘.’ cloxcd \\|lll tllc \Ittt‘ln“ HI r3 chum “ '