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Winners of the July draw of the Dairsie War Memorial 200 Club were: S.Burnett - £20; S. Swinley - £10; and S. Eccles - £5.
Jean died in the Adamson Hospital, Cupar on Saturday, 12th August after a long illness. Jean is remembered by many for her pride in her garden, and her friendly chat.Her funeral will take place in St. John's Church. Cupar, but meantime our thoughts are with her family at this sad time.
Sheena Reid, died recently in Boston, Lincolnshire at the age of only 52, and a Memorial Service was held in the church on Monday, 14th August. She was the daughter of the late Bill and Meg Maxwell who lived at one time on the Main Street, Dairsie. Sheena was married in Dairsie Church, and it would have been her 20th wedding anniversary this year.
It is hoped for great support from the community when Dairsie Church holds their coffee morning in the Corn Exchange, Cupar on Saturday, 26th August. Donations will be warmly welcomed, and Dairsie Church hall will be open on the Friday evening between 6 and 7pm for items for the usual stalls, especially home baking which is always popular.
Postwatch Scotland is Scotland's independent watchdog for postal services and they are currently conducting a Rural Post Office Survey. It is important that the views of Dairsie residents are heard.
Make sure your contribution is made by filling in the Postwatch Survey form. Dairsie Community Council has arranged for these forms to be available in Dairsie Post Office. Many people have already completed their forms, but not all, so please complete the Survey form and return it to the Post Office where it will be collected by the Community Council and delivered to Postwatch Scotland. All forms must be returned to Dairsie Post Office by the 30th of August 2006.
This is a chance for you to show how important a local Post Office is to Dairsie. Do not miss this opportunity.
Coffee Morning in the Corn Exchange, Cupar tomorrow (Saturday) at 10am. Donations welcome this evening (Friday) 6-7pm in the church hall.
No service in Dairsie Church this Sunday. A service of unity of the Cupar Area Group of Churches will be held instead in Springfield Church at 9.45am. All welcome.
A talk by a Fire Safety Officer will open the winter season of meetings in the Memorial Hall at 7.30pm. Anyone interested (men included) will be most welcome.
It's arrival at all homes heralds the start of the autumn/winter activities in the village. Out with the diaries - fill in the dates - with an especial welcome to the newcomers to the village.