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Prizes went to: high man, Adrian Verstoep; high lady, Isabelle Gray; low man, Lloyd Smith; low lady, Helen Gallop; most lone hands, lady, Beryl Smith; most lone hands, man, Eileen Mann; lucky table, Helen Dobson, A.H., Ross Stephenson and Anne Wight; birthday closest to April 26, Jim McGillawee; lucky chair, Dorothy Hamilton; 50/50 draw, Mary Huether; guess the number of jelly beans in the jar, Mac Smith. Euchre will commence again in September. Inspirational The Kingdom Quartet, featuring lead, Mervin Ropp, tenor, Howard Ropp, baritone, Greg Yantzi and bass, Wayne Yantzi were the featured entertainment at the Cranbrook, Knox Church music night on April 28. The event was hosted by the ladies of the church. 4-Hers meeting was 'Sew Easy' By Sarah McLellan On Tuesday, April 16 the Cranbrook 4-H 'seniors' held their second meeting of "Sew Easy". The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge, and then we played matching games, in which we had to match the name of the piece of the sewing machine or serger with the definition of what it does. Next, we talked about different kinds of material such as velvet, Robin Dunbar hosted 11 tables of euchre Monday evening at the Ethel Hall. Winner were: 50/50, Harold Met- calfe; high lady, Helen Dobson; high man, Eva Harrison; most lone hands, Grace Stewart and Jim Smith; lucky number, Maxine Heinz, Isabell Craig, Jean Bewley, Doug Hemingway; tally card draw. Months after Morris Twp. coun- cil submitted their road names to the county for use with the 911 sys- tem, a request to revise the list was received. Councillors dealt with several name changes at the March 19 meeting, when they were told there were conflicts with other munici- palities. Stone School Road, Lots 1-5, Conc 2/3, was changed to Mathcrs Road due to a conflict with Tucker- smith Twp. Black Line, Sideroad 25/26 through Conc. 4, will become Mair Line as it is conflicts with Turn- berry Twp. Blind Line, Sideroad 10/11, Conc. 1, will be Abraham Line, due to a conflict with Hay Twp. Tower Line, Sideroad 20/21, Conc. 1, will he renamed Wheeler Line. linen and satin. We discussed uses for each of the fabrics, as well as things not to do with them. After, we found out what everyone was going to make, and out of what. Following this, we eyed fabrics for what we wanted to make and the meeting was closed with the motto. For the next meeting on Tuesday, April 30 members are to bring their pattern, fabric and sewing machine. Dorothy Hamilton, Violet Smith, Hazel McKenzie, Norman Coghlin, Mac Smith, Bill Dobson, and Viola Adams. The next euchre will be May 6. All the hall boards in Grey Twp. have tickets for the June 30 barbe- cue. They are available from mem- bers only and in advance only. River Line, Sideroad 25 /26, Cone 5-7, will be Nichol Line. Sunshine Line, Sideroad 10/11, Conc. 4-10, becomes Martin Line. Conc. 9/10 is McGavin Road. Although agreeing to make sev- eral changes, councillors would not budge on Brandon Road, which runs from F3elgrave to Ethel, and will also keep Cranbrook Road. Brandon Road can also be found in Hullctt Twp. and Grey Twp wanted the road named Belgrave-Ethel Road. Councillors were unhappy about having to name county roads after being told the county would look after those. It was decided County Road 16 will be Judge Road, Coun- ty Road 12 from Wroxeter to Brus- sels, will be Brussels Road and from Brussels to Walton, Walton Line while County Road 25 will be named Blyth Road. The news from thel Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250 R. Dunbar hosts 11 euchre tables Morris submits 911 road names