HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-02-07, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1990. PAGE 9.
Walton Ethel WI hosts euchre party
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Baptism held at Duff’s
On Monday evening, January 29
the Ethel Women’s Institute held a
euchre party in the Ethel Commun
ity Centre with 15 tables playing.
Hostesses were Helen Dobson,
Merle Bowes and Marjorie Geb
hardt.
Winners were: high, Annie
Wight, Frank McKenzie; low,
Marguerite Beimes, Jack Conley;
lone hands, Margery McCourt,
Elmer McCourt; lucky table, Dor
othy Hamilton, Dorothy Martin,
Bill Beimes, Elgin Adams; lucky
tallies, Ken MacDonald, Dorothv
Matheson, Jean Conley, Shirley
Verstoep, Annie Irvine, Annie En
gel, Bob Bremner, Elmer Best,
Gerald Matheson.
Lucky cup winner was Ken
Crawford.
The door prize, donated by
Clifford Stevens, was won by Jean
Rolof.
Sunday morning at Duff’s United
Church, Rev. Bonnie Cole Arnal
officiated at the baptism of Leanne
Patricia Comeau, daughter of Barry
and Karen and Aaron James
Kuntz, son of Don and Sandy.
Marjory Humphries and Peggy
greeted worshippers and handed
out bulletins. The new board
members were installed by the
minister.
Next Sunday, children from the
Walton Public School will be pre
sent for Youth Sunday. There will
be special music.
The U.C.W. executive will meet
this Wednesday evening. Next
Wednesday, Feb. 14, the Walton
Unit I are having a special meeting
beginning with a pot luck supper at
6:30 p.m.
Ethel
Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250
TOWNSHIPOF MORRIS
NOTICE
Thecouncil of theTownship of
Morris deems it necessary to
change the date of the next
regular Council Meeting from
February 6,1990 to February
8, 1990, at 7:00 P.M.
Nancy Michie
Clerk-Treasurer
Walton Sports Club
reschedules poker rally
The Walton Area Sports Snow
mobile Rally that was cancelled this
past Sunday has been rescheduled
for Sunday, Feb. 18.
Literacy theme
of Huron East
meeting
Recently the executive of Huron
East District met in the Ethel Hall
to finalize plans for the District
Annual to be held in Fordwich
United Church May 8.
Theme for the meeting is “Free
dom Through Literacy”. The date
for the Huron County Rally is
October 1 in Belgrave.
Women’s Institute members are
asked to keep tract of their volun
teer hours during the next year. It’s
suggested that they keep track
week by week, so the W.I. will have
an accurate account at the end of
the year. The reason is that the
W.I. is being challenged to prove it
is a volunteer organization.
The district is to be twinned with
Nova Scotia this year. Anyone
wishing to have a pen pal, should
contact their district director and
she will give the address.
A.C.W.W. mini conference will
be held in Ottawa, June 1, 2, and 3.
Anyone wishing to go register at
once as the numbers are limited.
W.I. Week at the Lee Homestead
is June 5, 6 and 7. Harvest Festival
at the Lee is October 3 and 4.
East Huron has set up a commit
tee that is looking into having a bus
trip probably to Harvest Festival or
Christmas at The Lee.
Local contests for the 100th
Anniversary are to be in by April 1.
W.I. is taking part in a child care
fact-finding survey with families
whose children are under 16. They
need not be W.I. families and
information will be confidential.
Blyth WI hosts
special meeting
The Blyth W.I. held a special
afternoon Feb. 1, 1990 in Blyth
Memorial Hall.
President Isabelle Craig welcom
ed 44 guests and members. Euchre
and Lost Heir were played.
Euchre winners were Clara
Riley, Don Buchanan, John Hessel-
wood and Mel Jacklin. Lost Heir
winners were Fern McDowell, Vera
Hesselwood, Mary Walden and
Harvey McDowell.
Many more lucky prizes were
given out. Special thanks was given
to the hostesses.
Jean Nethery may attend confer
ence in Ottawa in June. “Bread
Venture” in the new 4H Club
coming up is “Your Best Foot
Forward”. Anyone interested
should contact Yvonne Cronyn.
The B-W Trailblazers have set
their Snowmobile Rally for Feb. 11.
The clubs are hoping for more snow
so the trail can be well groomed.
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FEB. 10 - Optimist “Valentine’s Dance” 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
B. M. & G. Auditorium.
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