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Moms talk sports
Congratulations
An impromptu anniversary party was held April 18, 59
years after the wedding of Helen and Lewis Stonehouse,
Belgrave. Family and friends attended from Petrolia,
Wingham, Tavistock, Blyth, Lucknow, Goderich, Clinton,
Bayfield, Belgrave, Brussels and Gorrie.c The news from
ranbrook
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, April
2I.
Those who attended were Crystal
Agombar, Zacharay and Nicholas;
Curtis Weber; Mary Jane Hobden
and Stephen; Kim Higgins, Laura,
Ashley and Shelby; Karen Rundle
and Holly; Lila Procter and Jessica;
Donna Raynard, Heidi and Curtis;
Elaine Scott, Peyton and Preston;
Linda Hess and Judith.
Their topic was "Sports of
Children".
Jesse Van Camp, son of Joel and
Julie Van Camp, celebrated his
third birthday with his family on
Tuesday, April 20. Happy Birthday
Jesse from friends and neighbours.
On Saturday, April 10 a group of
twelve members of the Mitchell
Energy Environmental Committee
met at the Belgrave Heritage Park.
Dave Scott, Murray Vincent, Ken
Hopper and Lome Campbell
explained the features of the park
and various work projects to
complete the park.
Ken Maronets from the Perth
Stewardship Network co-ordinated
this tour and information from this
and two other parks will help make
landscape plans for a Mitchell park
and trail.
Alice and Gamer Nicholson and
Jean Cook attended a birthday and
family get-together at Goderich for
Zella Crawford's 80th birthday.
Chamneys
greet
Lois and Stuart Chamney greeted
worshippers and handed out the
Service of Worship on Sunday,
April 18 at Knox United Church.
Rev. Mary-Jane Hobden
welcomed everyone.
The senior choir sang Take My
Hand, accompanied by Elizabeth
Procter.
Children's time centred on
glasses and how people know they
need them.
Psalm 116: 1-4, 12-19 was read
responsively.
Becky Logan looked after the
nursery.
The Epistle reading was taken
from I Peter: 17-23, and the gospel
lesson from Luke 24: 13-35.
The sermon was about a story of
a boy who was looking for God. He
met a lady and shared lunch, then
gave the lady a hug and told his
mother he had eaten with God. "We
miss seeing God among the people
we meet," said Rev. Hobden.
Shawn Cottrill and Adam Potter
took up the offering.
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I. Subject wins at euchre
Eight tables were in play at the
last Cranbrook euchre party of this
season.
Winners were: high lady, Iola
Subject; high man, John Subject;
low lady, Isabelle Craig; low man.
Bill Craig; lone hands, lady, Edna
McLellan; lone hands, man,
Kenneth Crawford; 50/50, Adrian
Verstoep; travelling lone hand. Les
Knight; tally card draws, Kay
Hesselwood, Isabelle Craig, June
Jacklin, Maxine H., Keith Turnbull,
Ken MacDonald, Ross Stephenson.
Dates for future euchre parties
will be announced next fall. The
Hall board acknowledge the
volunteers that helped out in the
last year.
in play
at euchre
There were six tables of euchre
in play at the Women's Institute
Hall on Wednesday, April 21.
Winners were: high lady, Norma
Moore; second high lady, Aileen
Leddy; lone hands, Lillian
Appleby; low lady, Mabel
Wheeler; high man, Dennis Leddy;
second high man, Lloyd Appleby;
lone hands, Garner Nicholson; low
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Cranbrook WMS meets
The Women's Missionary Society
met at the home of Mrs. Jack
Knight on the evening of April 20
with eight members in attendance.
Mrs. Knight led the devotions.
She opened with a meditation from
Mark 8: 24
The reading of a poem "Trees"
written by Sergeant Joyce Kilmer
reminded all in the last verse
"Poems are made by fools like me,
but only God can make a tree."
Mrs. Knight followed with a
reading from the Glad Tidings
booklet which dealt with the return
of the Canada geese. The birds
coming back promise that spring
follows winter anil Christ will rise
again in the hearts of all who
or bricks made from their own
creation and dried in the sun. Their
only problem is that they require a
truck as their business is
expanding. These women live in
Swaziland in Africa.
Mrs. Leslie Knight, president,
called for the reading of the
previous minutes and the treasurer's
report.
Mrs. Stewart Steiss reported that
seven cards and 14 visits had been
made by the ladies to shut-ins this
past month.
The date for the church supper in
June was discussed.
The meeting came to a close with
the Mizpah Benediction.
man, George Michie.
There will be euchre again on
Wednesday, April 28 at 8 p.m.
The seniors' bowling scores for
Wednesday, April 21 were: Evelyn
Caslick, 105, 121; Elinor Neil, 156,
127; Ivy Cloakey, 94, 188; Ann
Hawkins, 198, 167; Doris Michie,
131, 104; Elizabeth Schuter, 129,
165; Rita Baks, 102, 128; Helen
Underwood, 125, 79; George
Michie, 125, 128; Raymond Neil,
76, 115; Al Meyer, 87, 123; Lome
Campbell, 125, 133.
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The topic was taken from the
Women's Inter-Church Council of
Canada leaflet and was given by
Mrs. Murray Crawford. This
reading proved that grassroots
women from Africa are
undertaking projects that require
skill and knowledge.
One woman raises chicks and
sells them oven-ready as mature
fowl.
Others weave mats, baskets and
brooms for sale.
A group of women form blocks
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