HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-02-04, Page 39THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1987. PAGE 39
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Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Man honoured on birthday
Knox church elects officers
Mrs. Wm. Milne, Mitchell,
conducted the service in Knox
Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
Jan. 25.
The family of Jack Conley had a
dinner at the Golden Lantern,
Brussels on Jan. 24 in honor of his
birthday. It was planned by Wilma
Rathwell and attending were
Margaret and Harvey Clarke and
Young people
meet
On Thursday, January 29 the
CKPY had a meeting at Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Smith.
The meeting got started with a
prayer by the president Wayne
Evans. They discussed the dance
that is taking place on April 25. The
young people played a game
called, “Fish”. After the game a
prayer was said by Vice President
Murray Smith and lunch was
served.
Paul, Doug and Nancy Conley and
family. Doug Rathwell was curling
in Wallaceburg and was unable to
attend.
Garnet Starr, Chatham, and his
son Steven, Owen Sound visited
Don and Mrs. Cotton on the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley had
the pleasure of celebrating the
Chinese New Year’s Eve as guests
of Margaret and Tien Sung Wong
on Wednesday evening, January
28. They enjoyed the delicious
Chinese dinner.
Mrs. Earl Dunn, Listowel, visit
ed with former Cranbrook neigh
bours on January 29.
Jack and Jean Conley are proud
great-grandparents of their fourth
great-grandchild, Jeremy Douglas
Rathwell who was born Jan. 25. He
is the son of Gerald and Patti
Rathwell and grandson of Doug
and Wilma Rathwell and Earl and
Wilma Hicks.
The annual congregational
meting of Knox Church was held on
January 27 in the church base
ment, beginning with a pot luck
dinner at 12 noon.
The interim moderator, Rev.
Byron Nevin, Atwood, opened the
meeting with a scripture reading
and prayer. Rev. Nevin was
chairmanforthe meeting and Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson the secretary.
9 tables
at card party
Nine tables played at the
Forester’s card party on Friday
evening.
Winners were: high, Isabelle
Bremner, John Subject; low, Isa
bel Craig, Lloyd Smith; lone hands,
Jean Conley, Adrian Versteop;
birthday, Lourdes Genosa; wedd
ing anniversary, Lloyd and Beryl
Smith; tallies, Harry Jacklin, Ken
Crawford, Eleanor Stevenson,
Helen Alexander and Kathy
Bridge.
There will not be a euchre
February 6 when the Forester ’ s are
holding a family dance with
Tiffin’s Orchestra.
The minutes were read and the
reports of the different groups
discussed. The printed reports had
been given out earlier so the
reports were adopted as printed.
The board of managers is as
follows: Mrs. Leslie Knight, Joe
Smith, Jack Conley, Patsy Dickin
son, Lloyd Smith, Stewart Steiss,
Ethel
Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250
People around Ethel
Ross Stephenson hosted the hall
board euchre on Monday evening.
There were 14 tables of cards
played.
The winners were high lady,
Thelma Keffer; high man, Cecil
Raynard; low lady, Donna Moore;
low man, Charlie Harrison; most
lone hands, Harold Metcalfe.
Birthday closest to Robbie Burns
day was Dorothy Cox. At the lucky
table, Stan Alexander, Cecil Ray
nard, Dorothy Hamilton, and Anne
Larry Smith, Wilfred Strickler and
Jack Knight. Trustees are: John A.
Perrie and Leslie Knight. Auditor
is Gary Morrison; Ushers, Doug
Conley, Stephen Steiss, Heather
Perrie; assistants, Steve, Jeff and
Rick Knight; organist, Mrs. Ste
wart Steiss; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Stuart Stevenson.
McKercher; Wilfred Strickler,
Thelma Keffer, Helen Alexander
and John Subject. Card draws were
won by Alan Kennedy, Helen
Alexander, Becky Rupple, Stan
Alexander, Dorothy Dilworth,
Marjorie Metcalfe, Alice Stevens,
Elgin Adams, Laura Strickler,
Brenda Perrie, Olive Garton and
Violet Smith.
The next euchre will be February
9.
Getwell wishes are sentto Myrle
Bowes and Wayne Grube.
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