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A coffee morning was held on Friday, September 25, at the home of Carol Owen to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. Carol would like to thank everyone who supported the event and is pleased to report that £265 was raised for this worthwhile charity.
The Hall Committee are hoping that there will be a good attendance in the hall tomorrow (Saturday) at 7 pm to join in the fun at the October Quiz.
Winners of the September draw of the Dairsie War Memorial Hall 200 Club draw were: 1st W. Doig, Cupar; 2nd J. Evans, Dairsie; and 3rd D. Davidson, Dairsie.
The autumn quiz night was held on Saturday in aid of the village hall funds. Eleven teams battled it out for the coveted crystal trophy, with a team called Alice eventually securing victory. Thanks to all the committee and to the sponsors for a successful and enjoyable evening.
For the October meeting, Steve Penrice showed pictures of 'Old Cupar'. It was interesting to hear about the history of some of the buildings in the town. Competition for a photo of Cupar - 1st R. Dewar, 2nd N. Napier; Flower of the month - 1st H. Horsburgh, 2nd J. Backhouse.
The AGM of the Pitcairn Trust (Dairsie Park) will be held in the Village Hall on Tuesday, October 27, at 5.30 pm. All villagers are welcome and invited to attend.
During the morning service on Sunday, in the Church at Dairsie, Elliot Peter Berghuis was baptised by the Very Rev. Dr. Andrew McLellan, who took both services, in the absence of the minister, the Rev. Sheila Blount.
The AGM of the Pitcairn Trust (Dairsie Park) will be held in the Village Hall on Tuesday, October 27, at 5.30 pm. All villagers are welcome and invited to attend.
The AGM of the Pitcairn Trust (Dairsie Park) will be held in the Village Hall on Tuesday, October 27, at 5.30 pm. All villagers are welcome and invited to attend.
"Called to Act Justly" is this year's theme for Guilds to follow. With this in mind, for our September meeting we had a very interesting talk about the work of the Mission Aviation Fellowship who fly in help, medical and spiritual, to very remote and inaccessible areas around the world. Their "Madagascar Mission Run" is one of the projects Guilds are asked to support this year. For our October meeting, we heard about the Justice and Peace group in Cupar - how they help to promote justice for the poor in countries around the world, and how through this group, Fair Trade in Cupar was started. After each meeting, members enjoy a cup of tea and a time of fellowship.