HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-03-12, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1986.
Murray Elston, left, M.P.P. for Huron-Bruce, and Minister of Health, and Jack Riddell, right, M.P.P. for
Huron-Middlesex, and Minister of Agriculture and Food, recently presented a signed and numbered
edition of the 1985 Huron County Atlas to Ontario Premier David Peterson. The Premier accepted the
Atlas in his Queen’s Park office. — [James Fitzgerald photo]
Grey native dies
in London hospital
ranbrook
Mrs. Mac Engel
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Storm cancels
Day of Prayer Service
The scarcity of news this week
can be blamed on the weather. The
March storm resulted in the
cancelling of the Women’s Insti
tute on Thursday evening, the
World Day of Prayer service on
Friday and the Hall Board euchre.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley
attended the baptismal service on
Sunday, March 2 at the Ethel
Presbyterian church. Their great-
grandson, Thomas Robert Baker,
son of Allan and Shirley Baker was
baptized by Rev. Chas Carpentier.
Relatives were present from Lond
on and all were entertained
following the service at the home of
Allan and Shirley.
Mrs. Don Cotton was admitted
to Listowel Memorial hospital on
March 2 where she underwent
surgery on March 7. Her many
friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Bruce Dadswell of Clayton,
Delaware, spent the weekend with
his twin sister, Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
The Hall Board euchre which
was cancelled March 7 has been
re-scheduled for Thursday even
ing, March 27.
On Fridayevening, March 14the
Foresters are having a family
dance with music by Tiffin’s
Orchestra. Everyone is welcome.
4-H club
meets
The Cranbrook 4-H club has had
its third meeting at the home of
Grace van Donkersgoed. The
members discussed with their
leaders, the proper way of eating
fruit, and spaghetti, manners at
the dinner table and manners while
dining in a restaurant.
The club members are Bev Hart,
Jean Locking, Heather Perrie,
Anna Marie Terpstra, Mary Ann
Terpstra, Carrie Grisdale and
Peter Workman. There are no new
members.
The officers are: president,
Heather Perrie; vice-president,
Jean Locking; treasurer, Carrie
Grisdale; secretary/press repor
ter, rotating. The leaders are
Grace van Donkersgoed and Mari
lyn Engel.
Floyd Edward Brown, 55, of RR
3, Monkton, died Feb. 27 at
Victoria Hospital, London.
BorninGreyTownship, he was a
son of the late George Brown and
the former Laura Dewar.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Carol Ann McBean; two
daughters, Sharon and husband
David Alexander of Milverton and
Judy and husband Roy Fleishcauer
of Monkton; two grandchildren,
Tracey and Jason Fleischauer;
seven sisters, Marjorie Knight of
Brussels, Mrs. Amos (Evelyn)
smith of London, Mrs. Howard
(Audrey)Ellacottof Listowel, Mrs.
John (Isabel) Armstrong of Grey
Township, Mrs. Gerald (Bernice)
Edwards of Belgrave, Mrs. Glen
(Margaret) Casemore of Wingham
and Mrs. Ray (Fern) Matheson of
RR 1, Atwood and one brother,
Stan of RR 3, Monkton.
Pallbearers were, Ken Brown,
Brian and Murray Armstrong,
Dale Knight, Bruce Casemore and
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