The Citizen, 2005-03-17, Page 7THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2005. PAGE 7.
Cranbrook Ladies' Aide meets
Donna Knight was hostess for the
Cranbrook Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aide annual meeting on
Monday. March 7 at l :30 p.m.
Yvonne Knight opened the
meeting reading the poem. What
Counts. It is not the things you talk
about or do. but what is in your heart
Swart family spends week
in the Collingwood area
Mark. Tracy. Matthew. Jenna and
Alida Swart spent a week on
holidays in the Collingwood area.
They enjoyed swimming, watching
movies, and the children went skiing
for the first time.
Many grandparents and uncles,
aunts and friends are being put into
babysitting service this week as the
school crowd is on spring break. It is
Organizations say they
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the government already has in its
hands from farm organizations
democratically representing Ontario
farmers.
Ontario’s farm organizations do
not support this recent tactic by the
government to. once again, put our
important issues on the back burner.
We ask them for a commitment to
meet with us immediately as elected
representatives of Ontario farmers
to advise us on the activities of this
advisory group.
that counts.
The following officers will serve
for the coming year: past president,
Donna Knight; president. Eleanor
Stevenson; secretary, Yvonne
Knight; treasurer, Donna Knight;
auditor, Madelene Steiss and one
other person; press reporter, Yvonne
a good chance to be involved with
the younger generation.
Atty Tollenar and Rev. Theresa
McDonald-Lee were in charge of
the Monkton Presbyterian WMS
meeting. They announced an
upcoming music night to be held at
the church on April 10. The Satchell
Band will be featured at it.
Spring is fast approaching and
Sincerely,
Ron Bonnett, President
Ontario Federation of Agriculture.
John Kikkert, President
Christian Farm Federation of Ontario.
Don Mills, President
National Farmers Union (Ontario).
Peter TYiinema,
Grains & Oilseeds Representative.
Fred Neukamm, President
Tobacco Sector Representative.
Len Troup
Horticulture Sector Represen
tative.
Knight; convenor of the lunch
committee. Eleanor Stevenson.
The collection from the meeting
went to the World Day of Prayer.
Donna Knight. Eleanor
Stevenson. Brenda Perrie, and
Yvonne Knight used the worship
service from the World Day of
Murray Keffer says the last night for
darts in Cranbrook this time will be
March 30. The results for this past
week are Sarah Josling high lady
with I09 points and Ernie
Lewington with 122 points was high
man.
The card parties will begin again
for the season on April I. They are
held in the Cranbrook Community
Centre at 8 p.m. the first and third
Friday evenings from April to
November.
Congratulations to Crystal
Daugherty. Edna McLellan’s
granddaughter, who won the talent
award in the 2005 Paddyfest
Ambassador competition in
Listowel. She did a comic
monologue on Talent, saying
“Everybody has some, even me”.
Birthday wishes go out to Carla
Knight, March 20; Kathy Workman,
March 22 and Bev Smith, March 24.
The Ethel firefighters hosted a
snow volleyball tournament on
Saturday outside the fire hall with
eight teams participating. Lunch
was served inside the fire hall and
all report having a great time.
Prayer for their Bible readings and
prayers. The following hymns were
used throughout the service. This Is
The Day of Light, Jesus Bids Us
Shine, Lead Kindly Light, and O
Send Thy Light Forth.
The World Day of Prayer service
was written by the women of
Poland. The theme was Let Our
Light Shine and it came from the
gospel of Matthew.
Yvonne Knight read two stories
provided by the service and Brenda
Perrie closed the meeting read A
Blessing.
Lunch was served by Eleanor
Stevenson assisted by the hostess.
Donna Knight.
2 teens die in ear erash
Two young people are dead as a
result of a two-vehicle collision on
March 8.
Officers responded at
approximately 8:30 p.m. to a two-
vehicle crash on Huron Road (Hwy.
8). between Hensall Road and Perth
Road 183.
An eastbound Pontiac Montana,
driven by a 17-year-old male youth
from Huron East, went out of control
on the snow-covered road striking a
westbound GMC Safari. The two
vehicles collided head-on in the north
lane.
Two people from the GMC van
were taken to Seaforth Public
Ambulance for medical treatment.
The driver, Sandra Morey, 40, from
Seaforth was admitted for non-life
threatening fractures and was
transported to London the next
morning. Her daughter, Cassandra
Morey, 10. had been moved to
London with serious non-life
FROM CRANBROOK
threatening injuries, mostly fractures
to the legs.
The driver of the Montana was also
taken to Seaforth Hospital by
ambulance for injuries received in
the crash. Matthew Bolton. 17, from
Huron East, was admitted to hospital
with internal injuries. The injuries
were non-life threatening.
Two others in the van, Nicholas
Giller 17, and Thomas Ash, 18, from
Seaforth, both passengers, one in the
front and the other in the back seat,
died in the crash.
The road was closed for several
hours while Seaforth Fire
Department extricated the deceased
from the van and members of the
Technical Traffic Collision
Investigators conducted their
investigation. The road was re
opened at approximately 1:15 a.m.
on March 9.
The investigation into the crash
continues.
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