The Citizen, 1987-03-04, Page 9»IE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1987. PAGE 9.
The finalists in the Public Speaking Competition at Grey Central
School were chosen last week. In the Senior Division [Grades 7-8], the
top three are [back row, from left] Wong Yee Kuang, Ann Morton and
Melanie Vermeer. In the Junior Division [Gr. 4-6], the winners were
[front row, from left] Ann Uhler, Prishka Menzi and Wong Yee Fun.
The finalists speak off against the winners at Brussels Public School on
March 3.
Cranbrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Members of Knox Church atten
ded the Service of Induction of the
Rev. Steven W. Webb, B.A., M.
Div. into the pastoral charge of
Knox, Monkton and Knox, Cran
brook, by the Presbytery of
Stratford-Huron at Knox Presby
terian Church, Monkton on Wed
nesday, Feb. 25.
Flowers were placed in the
church on Sunday, Feb. 22 from the
funeral of the late Glen Rathwell
Keith Mulvey named
to industrial committee
Ethel
Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250
Barbara Grube was hostess for
the Hall Board euchre with 16
tables of cards being played.
Winners were: high man, Lloyd
Smith; high lady, Marjorie Mc
Court; most lone hands lady, Beryl
Smith; most lone hands man, Jim
Smith; card draws, Chuck Nowak,
Eleanor Mills, Annie Engel, Allan
Martin. Ross Stephenson, Bob
and from the Remley-van Donkers-
goed wedding on Saturday, Feb.
21.
Mrs. Brian Morton was elected
asadirectorofthe Elma Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. at their annual
meeting.
Peter Hagadoorn, Toronto,
spent the Feb. 21 weekend here.
Miss Mary MacDonald, Toronto
visited her brothers Kenneth and
Graeme.
Bremner, Allan Kennedy, Lois
McLean, John Subject, Dorothy
Cox, Eva Harrison, Olive Garton,
Donna Moore, Helen Cullen, Betty
Krotz, Bill McLellan, Becky Rup-
pel, Jean Conley, Elgin Adams,
Keith Turnbull, Jack Conley,
Brenda Perrie, and Ruth Martin.
The next euchre will be March 9,
hosted by the Ethel W.I.
16 tables
at Cranbrook
euchre
The Hall Board euchre had 16
tables playing on Friday, Feb. 27.
Winners were: high, Linda
Minielly, Joe Martin; low, Lou
Raynard, Keith Turnbull; lone
hands, Helen Alexander, Bill
Beirnes; lucky table, Eluned Me
-Nair, Linda Minielly, Helen Alex
ander, John Simpson; tallies,
Allan Kennedy, Marion Keeso,
Jean Bewley, Margeurite Beirnes,
Audrey Adams, Lorraine Graham,
and Murray Huether.
The euchre next Friday night,
Mar. 6 will be organized by the
Foresters.
More Brussels
council news
next week
Because of the lateness of
Brussels council meeting Monday
night it was impossible for all news
from the meeting to be prepared in
time for normal press deadlines.
Because of this, more news will be
included in next week’s issue.
You are cordially invited to attend
Pending the approval of its
partners, Brussels will appoint a
non-member of council as its
representativponthe Brussels,
Morris and Grey industrial com
mittee.
A vacancy in the Brussels
representation was caused last
, month by the resignation of
Councillor Malcolm Jacobs from
the committee. At Monday night’s
meetingof council, Reeve Hank
TenPas asked if there were any
volunteers for the Brussels posi
tion on the committee but no
councillor expressed an interest.
Reeve TenPas said he felt his
workload was already heavy
enough so he too declined.
He had been approached by two
individuals, however, who had
volunteered to work on the commit
tee. In the end, after a discussion
about whether or not the represen
tative had to be from the council,
councillors agreed to appoint Keith
Mulvey to the committee unless
Morris or Grey had a complaint
about a non-councillor being on the
committee.
Brussels Midgets hockey coach Paul Steep presented trophies to some
special people on his team in a ceremony at the Brussels, Morris and
Grey arena last week. Bruce Johnston [back, left] was awarded the
Most Improved Midget trophy; Marty Rutledge [back, right] was
named the Most Valuable Midget; John Steffler [front, left] is the Most
Valuable Bantam; and Steve Fritz [front, right] was named the Most
Sportsmanlike player.
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