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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1999. PAGE 11.
The ladies of the WMS of Knox
Church, Cranbrook met at the home
of Mrs. Leslie Knight on Tuesday
night, Nov. 16. Mrs. Knight took
charge of the meeting.
Remembrance was the theme and
she opened with a poem A Time to
Remember. For the Healing of the
Nations was sung accompanied by
Mrs. Stewart Steiss at the piano.
Scripture was read from Luke 20:
19-26. This was followed by Mrs.
Knight’s message. Members were
reminded about Hitler’s Nazi party
and the evil ways his party brought
to Europe. The destruction and
death during World War II caused
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Compiled by Peter Hagedoorn Phone 887-6935
10 tables at euchre
Ten tables played at euchre last
Friday at the Cranbrook
Community Hall. Scores were as
follows: high lady, June Jacklin;
high man, Mac Smith; low lady,
Bernice MacFarlane; low man,
Doug Hamilton; travelling lone
hand, Lois Schneider; lone hands,
lady, Dorothy Dillworth; lone
hands, man. Ken Crawford; tally
cards, Yvonne Knight, Bill Craig,
Marion Harrison, Jeanne Ireland.
Cranbrook community is
concerned for its safety, as there
was a home invasion last Monday.
The community has set up an
informal vigilante group that will
be out and about in the daytime and
the evenings and note the license
numbers of any vehicle that is not
known in the hamlet. One such
vehicle (a truck) was checked out
last Wednesday by the police, who
are encouraging us to do such
reporting. We are much more
aware now that we have to look out
for each other’s safety, well being
and property. This is a small
community and we can easily keep
track of what goes on.
John and Marg Saxon visited
their daughter Laura, partner
David, Sheena and granddaughter
Bronwyn in Montreal.
Gary and Sharon Evans went to
Deerhurst Lodge last weekend to
attend a Bluegrass Award Show
and had a most enjoyable time.
Stan and Bev Bentley were very .
busy installing all their Christmas
lights. Even though the rest of the
community tries to match them, it
is nearly impossible. Their
Christmas lights display is truly
remarkable and so easy on the eyes.
And finally in the news is Adam
Hagedoorn who informed his father
that not only did he and his partner
Kimberley obey orders to produce
a baby in the millennium year
(April 2000), but for good measure,
they are expecting twins.
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Milestone
Cecil Raynard was the guest
of honour at an open house in
Ethell on Sunday. The
occasion was the Grey Twp.
native’s 90th birthday. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
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Man turns 90
Cecil Raynard celebrated a mile
stone this past week at an open
house in Ethel Hall on Sunday.
The remarkable 90-year-old who
says a highlight for him is walking
five miles a day, retired from farm
ing in 1972.
Born Nov. 21, i909 at Lot 9,
Cone. 3 in Grey Twp., he was the
son of Austin and Essie Raynard.
He was education at SS No 6.
On Nov. 12, 1951, he married
Louella Irene Stevenson and
together they raised three daugh
ters, Linda, Shirley and Irene.
yCommunity extends sympathy
Happy 90th birthday to Cecil
Raynard of Ethel. A come-and-go
tea was held at the Ethel Hall
Sunday afternoon.
Sympathy is extended to Neil and
Marlene Hemingway on the loss of
Neil’s father, Douglas Hemingway
of Brussels.
Ethel euchre was held on Nov. 15
with 12 tables in play. It was
hosted by
Bremner.
Winners
McLellan;
McKenzie; high man, Tom Culbert;
lone hands, lady, Eileen Mann,
Violet Smith, Eva Harrison, Verna
Crawford, lone hands, man, George
Pearson, Harold McNaughton,
Velma Sleightholm; low lady,
Deloris Culbert; low man, Doug
Hamilton; lucky tally, June
Cochrane, Adrian Verstoep,
Florence Broughton, Charlie
Harrison, Jean Little, Ken
Crawford, Erma Brighton, Ken
MacDonald, Jean McNaughton,
Betty Kennedy, Iola Subject, John
Subject, Donna Moore.
The next euchre is to be held on
Nov. 29 at 8:30 p.m.
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