HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-04-13, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1988. PAGE 19.
Easter euchre held in Ethel
Rosemarie Bishop of RR1, Ethel, was the surprised winner ot a red tie,
autographed by Ontario Premier David Peterson, when the door prizes .
were drawn at the banquet and annual meeting of the Huron Provincial
Liberal Riding Association in Blyth last Wednesday. Association
president Joe Hogan of Exeter presented the tie to Mrs. Bishop.
Ontario Attorney-general Ian Scott was the guest speaker at the
meeting.
A special Easter euchre was held
Easter Monday in the Ethel
Community Centre hosted by the
Ethel W.I.
There were 17 tables in play with
lots of winners as follows: high
lady, Lois Hart; high man, John
Subject; low lady and man, Anne
Mac Murchy and Bob Bremner;
score of 68, Dorothy Hamilton and
Stan Hewitt; most lone hands, Bill
Beirnes and Isobel Bremner;
birthday nearest April 1, Lloyd
Smith; lucky table #1 - Roger
Evans, Betty Hood, Marg Smith
and Hazel MacKenzie; table #3 -
Myrle Bowes, Charles Harrison,
Adrian Verstoep, and Bette Krotz;
#5 - Lois Hart, Marguerite Beirnes,
Doris Jacklin and Lloyd Smith;
People
Michelle McMahon of Thunder
Bay visited at home with her family
a few days before returning to write
exams.
table #9 - Jack Cox, Jim Smith,
Brenda Perrie and Doreen Suter;
#13 - Dorothy Dilworth, Helen
Alexander, Bill McClelland, Har
vey Adams; #16 - Dorothy Hamil
ton, Dorothy Martin, Frank Mac-
Kenzie, Alan Kennedy; score 0 -
Marg Smith, Jean Fraser, Jim
Smith and Agnes Harrow; score 77
- Dorothy Dilworth; 83 - Charlie
Harrison; 92 - Becky Ruppel.
Winners of the fruit basket and
Easter lily were Betty Hood and
Agnes Harrow.
The last euchre of the season will
be held April 25.
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Ethel
Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250
4-H outdoors dub
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On Wednesday, April 6 the
Ethel4-HClub had their second
meeting at the Maple Keys Sugar
Bush. While there the members
made a campfire and then paired
uptodo the “Blind Walk” through
the bush. The silent symphony was
also carried out, where everyone
stood in silence for a few minutes
with eyes closed and listened to all
the different sounds in the bush.
The group tried to find a name
for this club but weren’t too
successful.
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At the first meeting the officers
were chosen with Liz Prescott as
president; vice president, Susan
Terpstra; secretary Melanie Ver
meer; and press reporter Mary
Wall. The next meeting will be held
April 13 at Beth Earl’s home.
Grey Twp.
closes road
for bridge
construction
Grey Township Council held its
regular meeting on April 5 and
passed By-Law 13 - 1988 to
temporarily close sideroad 15-16,
concession 12-13 (sideroad south
of Cranbrook) from May 2 to June
13 to allow for the construction of
the 14th Concession culvert.
Council also passed a by-law
which appointed the Clerk as the
Lottery Licensing Officer for the
Township.
The tenders for the Deitner
Municipal Drain were opened with
the tender of Hanna and Hamilton
Construction amounting to
$11,810 being the lowest of six
tenders received. Construction of
the drainage works is expected to
start at the end of May.
In other business Council ap
proved general accounts totalling
$ 18,733.87, road accounts totalling
$14,582.89 and drain accounts
totalling $108.00.
The next regular meeting of
Council is scheduled for April 18 at
7 p.m.
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