HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-04-13, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1988. PAGE 15.
Cranbrook
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Chelsey Yost christened in Monkton
Surviving safely is 4-H theme
The third meeting for the
Cranbrook 4H club was held at
Yvonne Knight’s on the evening of
April 4.
Members started the meeting
with the 4H pledge and the roll call.
They filled in the blanks in their
workbook for this meeting. They
also discussed their home activi
ties for the last meeting.
The Grade 7 winners at the Grey Central Public School Science Fair were [front, from left] Jolanda Vanass
and Ann Uhler, both RR 3, Brussels [second, Physical Science]; and Kent Bray, RR 1, Ethel [third,
Physical]. Back, Danny Mitchell, RR 1, Listowel [first, Biological], and Manivan Laprom, RR 3, Brussels
[first, Physical]. Manivan’s project will go on to compete at the county level in Clinton this Saturday.
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The Grade 8 winners at the Grey Central Public School Science Fair were [front, from left] Surang Laprom,
RR 1, Ethel [second, Biological Science]; Sabrina Vandale, RR 1, Ethel [third, Biological]; and Stacey
Boyd, RR 1, Monkton [first, Physical]. Back row - Barb Alexander, Ethel [third, Biological]; Grant Martin,
Ethel [first, Biological]; Lyall Winger, RR 1, Ethel [first, Computer]; Seth McCutcheon, RR 1, Ethel
[third, Physical] and Stacey Boyd, RR 1, Monkton [first, Physical]. Lyall and Grant will advance to
county-wide competition in Clinton this Saturday.
Museum sets
admissions
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$2.00 (up from $1.50); the student
rate of $1.50 ($1.00); the child’s
rate, $1.00 (75 cents); the family
rate $5.00 ($3.75); and school
groups will be 75 cents each.
Beginning May 1 the museum
will be open 10a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Saturday and 1 -4
p.m. on Sundays. After Labour
Day the museum will be open 10
a.m. to4:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday and 1 -4:30p.m. on Sundays
but closed on Saturdays.
Council authorized the Goderich
Horticultural Society to establish a
‘‘Fragrant Garden” designed to
give pleasure to sightless people,
at the museum. The Society will
establish the garden on the south
side of the log cabin on the museum
grounds and will maintain it with
no cost to the museum.
In this meeting members also
decided on a name which was ‘ ‘The
Ranger Rick’s of Cranbrook” and
the cover was designed.
The theme for this meeting was
‘‘SurvivingSafely” in which mem
bers discussed safety in the
outdoors, first aid, handling an
accident, are you lost?, finding the
missing person, etc.
Workshop
featuring
Dr. Ian Mackie, London
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Sponsored by Clinton Community Psychiatric
Services and Huron County Health Unit
Stewart and Madeline Steiss
were godparents at the christening
of Chelsey Rubena, daughterof
Cheryl and Terry Yost, in the
Lutheran Church in Monktonon
Sunday, April 10. Dinner was
served in the church basement for
approximately 50 people following
the christening.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crawford
hadtheirfamilyhomeon Easter
Sunday.
Garnet Starr, Chatham, spert
the holiday weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Cotton.
The family of Lloyd and Mrs.
Smith were home for Easter.
Mrs. Patrick Adams and child
ren, Manotick, spent several days
with her father, Clare Veitch who
just returned from a month in
Florida. Miss Janet Veitch, Lon
don, also was home for the holiday
weekend.
Wl plans theatre outing
Mrs. Jack Conley was hostess
for the pot luck supper and annual
meeting of the Cranbrook Insti
tute. Mrs. Frank Workman will
co-ordinate the reports which were
turned in at this meeting.
t*lans were discussed for activi
ties for the coming year. Once
again the institute will attend a
performance at Blyth Festival
Euchre
Fourteen tables played at the
Forester’s euchre on Friday, April
8 in the Community Centre.
Winners were: high, Mildred Gill,
KenCrawford; low, Jean Rolof,
Harvey Adams; lone hands, Becci
Ruppel, John Subject; lucky ta
bles, Donald Clark, Wilfred Strick
ler, Agnes Harrow, Annie Engel,
Isabel Craig, Beryl Smith, Verna
Tunney, Shirley Lynch; tallies,
Ross Stephenson, Eluned McNair,
Dorothy Cox, Verna Crawford,
Keith Turnbull, VernaTunney,
Donald Clark, Margery Ritchie,
Gordon Murray, Shirley Versteop.
The euchre on Friday, April 15
will be hosted by the Hall Board.
Waterloo U. hosts
FEMSS students
F.E. Madill Secondary School
students will be among the 155
Ontario high school students who
will visit the U niversity of Waterloo
Friday (April 15) for a computer
science day.
In all, 2,300 students from 82
high schools across the province
will visit the campus during the
month of April.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler
arrived home on Tuesday after
spending almost two months in
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crawford
entertained their family on Easter
Sunday.
Theatre, so if anyone who wants to
goalong should contact Yvonne
Knight.
The officers installed for the
coming year are: President, Mrs.
L. Knight; Vice president, Mrs. J.
Hart; Secretary, Mrs. F. Work
man; Treasurer, Mrs. J. Hart;
District Director, Mrs. J. Vanass;
and Past President, Mrs. J.
Vanass.
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