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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1988-04-27, Page 13Cranbrook THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1988. PAGE 13. Foresters hold euchre, draw Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645 One of the highlights of the Spring Variety Concert held at Grey Central Public School last Wednesday was the presentation of a gift to teacher Freda Crawford of Cranbrook [left], on the occasion of her On Friday night, April 22, a large crowd attended the euchre and beef draw at the Foresters last euchre of the season. Twenty tables played with winners as follows: couple with highest count - John Subject and Audrey Adams; couple with lowest count - Isabelle Craig and Gordon Hanna; most lone hands at one table - Jean Bewley, June Jacklin, Lloyd Sith and Ross Stephenson; lucky table - Ruth Jenkins, Jean Rolof, Irene McCreaight and Elgin Adams; tallies - Bill Craig, Harold Bragg Betty Anne McClory, Verna Craw ford, Merle McIntosh, Betty Hood and Dorothy Cox. The maple syrup for prizes was donated by Jack and Donna Knight. In the draw the first prize, a hind quarter of beef went to John Subject, Atwood; second prize of a front quarter of beef went to Bud Cruickshanks, Wingham; and third prize, a pork ham went to Kees DeVries, also of Wingham. The last euchre for the Hall Board will be held on April 29 at 8:30 p.m. in the Community Centre. upcoming retirement after 19 years on the school’s staff. Agnes Proulx of Ethel, a member of the Grey Central Home and School Association, made the presentation on behalf of the community. Mrs. Crawford will retire at the end of June. People around Cranbrook Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Margaret Waddell at Fullarton. The ladies are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton visited with their grandson, Steven and Mrs. Starr and little daughter at Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keys, Sea forth, were supper guests on Thursday with Mrs. Mac Engel. Marie Parsons, president of the Huron Federation of Women Teachers, presented a $250 cheque from the local association to Laura Mullen for the Survival Through Friendship House during the HFWT’s fourth annual celebration of Charter Night. - Exeter Times-Advocate. Women teachers mark Charter's anniversary The Huron Federation of Wo- menTeachers marked the anniver sary of the Charter of Rights guaranteeing equality to all re gardless of gender with their fourth annual Charter Night. All female elected representatives on the Huron Board of Education as well as all female board employees and bus drivers were included in the invitation to the dinner meeting in the Goderich township hall on Wednesday, April 13. The occasion also celebrated the seventieth anniversary of the Federation of Women Teachers Association of Ontario. J AD McCurdy vice-principal Ila Mathers, head of the status committee who had organized the event on behalf of the 350-member county association, gave a brief summary tracing the “two steps forward, one step back” slow but steady progress to equality of women teachers. “We’vecomealongway, butwe still have a long way to go’’, responded Region I director Eva Brophy, principal of Lucan Bid- duiph, relating the directive given her by a Middlesex principal to make sure all principal vacancies were filled by males, because “female primary teachers can’t discipline senior students.’’ Brophy presented each member of the HWTA executive with a key chain with the Association crest encased in crystal. HFWT president Marie Par sons, a teacher at Grey Central, presented Laura Mullen, secretary at the Survival Through Friendship House, with $250 from the local association, and a further $350 from the provincial office. 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