HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-04-02, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1986.
thel
Margaret McMahon
887-9250
Big turnout for card
party at Ethel Hall
Joan Smith and Sharron Dobson
were hosts for the March 17 euchre
at the Ethel Hall. Fourteen tables
in all were played.
The winners were: high lady,
Lois Hart; high man, Lloyd Smith;
table wearing no green, Pat
Keffer, Keith Turnbull, Helen BY JOHN BANCROFT
Alexander and Murray Bray; most FARM MANAGEMENT
lone hands, Jean Conley, Allan SPECIALIST
Kennedy; lucky table, Olive Gart- The deadline for applications
on, Allan Martin, Bob Bremner under the Canada -Ontario 1985
and Margaret McMahon; lucky Beef and Pork Stabilization Plans
card draws, John Smith, Alice has been extended to April 30.
Stevens, Clifford Stevens, Bill This will allow producers ample
McLelland, Beryl Smith, Dorothy time to make their claims for one or
Cox, Dorothy Hamilton, Hazel both programs. Application forms
McKenzie, Adrian Verstoep and are available at the Clinton OMAF
Picky cake winner Lou Raynard. office.
The next W.I. Euchre will be
April 7 and the annual meeting will
be April 10 at 8 p.m.
Stabilization
deadline extended
ranbrook
Mrs. Mac Engel
887-6645
Area saddened by death
BY MRS. MAC ENGEL
Our community was deeply
shocked and saddened to learn of
the tragic accident resulting in the
death of one of our residents.
Bert Pomeroy, only son of John
and Maureen was killed east of
Cranbrook on Saturday night,
March 22 when the all -terrain
vehicle he was riding collided with
a pickup truck driven by his 15 year
old friend. Besides his parents he is
survived by a sister Jennifer and
grandparents in Ottawa and Nova
Scotia. The funeral took place on
Wednesday, March 26 in Ottawa.
DART CLUB
The Dart Club finished for the
season on Thursday evening,
March 20. Season champs were
Lloyd Smith and Bruce Mann.
High score - Kevin Pennington;
most starts - Allen Sleightholm;
most finishes - Jim Hart; most
points - Geo. Zwep; play-off
champs - Jim Hart, Tim Prescott. A
meal was provided by the ladies.
EUCHRE
The Hall Board had a good crowd
at their euchre on Thursday
evening with 15 tables playing.
The following were winners:
high, Shirley Versteop, Chas.
Keeso; low, Isabel and Bill Craig;
lone hands, Isabel Bremner, Allen
Martin; playing at lucky tables, Pat
Keffer, Helen Alexander, Stuart
Stevenson, Morris Honeyford,
Sharon Rapson, Earl Mills, Marion
Keeso, John Simpson, Annie
Engel, Stan Alexander, Gordon
Murray, Hazel McKenzie.
Lucky tallies were held by
Donald Clark, Claretta Honeyford,
Patricia Scammell, Keith Turn-
bull, Thelma Keffer, Lloyd Smith.
Lucky cups were held by Adrian
Versteop, Jim Hart, Stan Alexan-
der, Annie Engel. The birthday
prize went to Stuart Stevenson.
There will be a euchre on Friday
evening, April 4 at 8:30 in the
Community Centre.
Holiday weekend visitors with
Mrs. Gordon Engel included Miss-
es Sharon, Tracy and Susan,
London, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burdett
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Engel,
Kitchener.
We invite you to drop in
and see our selection
of wedding invitations,
stationery, serviettes,
matches, thank you cards
and other
wedding
accessories.
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Many visit in Ethel at Easter
Easter visitors at Archie and
Doris Jacklin's were Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Bowman and girls, Mrs.
Ruth Farrish and Michael of
Listowel.
George and Isabel Pearson had
their families all home for Easter
Sunday.
Visitors with Wayne and Barb
Grube were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Grube and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
McKenzie of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and
family travelled to Newmarket
where they visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Williamson and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dobson were
home from Cambridge for the
weekend. They entertained the
Ward, Smith and Dobson families
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McLellan
were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Clem
McLellan, Brussels. Accompany-
ing them were Alvin's cousins,
Jordan and Steven.
Phyllis Pfeiffer and Verna Mart-
in were on a bus trip to Nashville for
the weekend.
Mrs. Edna Pearson has returned
to Ethel after visiting in Florida.
Miss Wendy Barlow visited at
home from Trent University over
Easter.
;Joanne and Georgina Veldhorst
were home to their parents farm for
Sympathy goes to the Mildred
Gill family on the recent loss of her
brother Wilfred Hay of Wingham.
Sympathy is also extended to Bill
McKay on the passing of his father
Les McKay of Listowel.
The Science Fair will be held at
Grey Central School April 1 and 2.
The Spring Concert is being held
April .9 at 7:30 at the school.
Keep Sunday May 25 open for
the Ethel Church Ladies Ham and
Turkey supper.
Security
through
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