The Citizen, 2005-02-17, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2005.
G. Wilbee, guest speaker at Knox
Gloria Wilbee was guest speaker
at Cranbrook’s Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday in the absence of
Rev. Theresa McDonald-Lee.
The congregation was reminded
about the church annual meeting to
be held on Sunday. Feb. 20. The
meeting begins with a potluck dinner
in the church at 6:30 p.m.
Chris and Shelly Smith are back
from their week’s vacation in
Jamaica. They report great weather
and food, making for a good holiday.
Fred and Teuni Smith took over their
farm and had a good time bonding
with their grandchildren Lexi.
Dclayna and Bennett.
Chelsey Terpstra and Lexi Smith
are preparing their speeches for the
Grey Central School competition.
Good luck girls.
Leslie and Yvonne Knight spent a
few days last week visiting with
Rick, Naomi. William and Andrew
Knight in Richmond Hill. They
attended some draws in the Kia Cup
Ontario Men’s curling championship
tournament held at the Iroquois Park
Sports Centre in Whitby. There were
IO men’s teams from different areas
of Ontario curling for the right to go
to the Briar representing Ontario.
Wayne Middaugh from the St.
George’s Golf and Curling Club and
his team were the winners defeating
Glenn Howard’s team from the
Coldwater and District Curling
Club.
The winners at darts in Cranbrook
last week were Annette Lewington
with 100 points and Murray Keffer
with 133 points.
Birthday wishes to Helen Topham
and Jenna Fischer, Feb. 16; Joe
Smith, Feb. 21; Steve Knight, Feb.
22 and Janice Forsyth, Feb. 24.
Happy anniversary to Gary and
Sharon Evans on Feb. 21.
OPP investigate Morris break-in
On Feb. 7 around midnight a
break-in was reported at a residence
on Browntown Road in Morris-
Turn berry.
Early on Feb. 6 the victim left his
house at 1:30 p.m. to attend a Super
Bowl party. He returned at 9 p.m. to
find that someone had entered his
home through a door. Personal
cheques, wallets, two watches,
portable phone.with charger and an
antique Royal Dalton blue/white
vase were stolen.
Call the OPP or contact Crime
Stoppers at l-800-222-8477(TIPS)
with any information.
FROM CRANBROOK
Legion District eribbage
Forty teams, representing four zones, competed in the district eribbage championship held on
the weekend in Blyth. The winners advance to the next level of play. Shown from left: Jerrod
Button, Johnny Borton, Terry Ritchie and Keven Ward. (Jim Brown photo)
Alyssa Cronin of the Jamestown area receives a framed
certificate from Jim Beattie of the Wingham Legion for
taking first place at the provincial Legion level for her
Remembrance Day poster. The Sacred Heart School
student’s postenwHI now be sent on to the national level.
Alyssa also received a monetary award. (Photo submitted)
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