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Queensway baking club rakes short
Hello! Welcome to Queensway News.
Monday afternoon residents welcomed the
Kippen United Church Women as they pro-
vided prizes ':and assistance at Bingo.
BUM= started the day off right Tues-
dpy =gift at Fun. and Fitness, an .hour
of, in exercises and games for mind and
hgfly. Reverend Alles .o£ Zurich, Lutheran
church led our worship service in the
afternoon.
Wednesday, Queensway's volunteer Aux-
iliary met. The film "Because Somebody
Cares" was shown. It depicted the valuable
contribution volunteers can make in the
life, of the elderly.
Baking Club met in the afternoon. Heart
shaped shortbread cookies were
meticulously cut out and a cinnamon heart
placed on each for the special Volunteer
PnrtV at 2 p.m. on Valentine's Day:
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For your °'gcldtti "years!
Enjoy relake(l, carefrea retirement
at Maplei is Village n.Qfintan
"The Lady from Gray County", a film
biography of Agnes McPhail was shown
Tuesday evening. Several residents spoke
of remembering her many strong views
expressed as a member of parliament. The
Hensel], Beaver Pack visited residents
Thursday and besides entertaining with
songs, presented them with a big Valentine
autographed by the whole pack. Thank you
Beavers.
Friday Malta was featured at Interna-
tional Day. This small island in the
Mediterranean is a treasure trove of
history, Realdents diseovered' many in-
teresting facts as ,they 'browsed through
books and maps of Malta. Anchovies are a
very common food *Naha, but not to the
residents' taste, so for'snack they settled
on crusty garlic bread and cheese, also
popular in Malta. They came away from
International Day activity full and
informed.
Coming events are: February 14 at 2
p.m. Volunteer Appreciation Party; and
February 22 at 7 p.m. Birthday Party with
entertainment by Clare Masse and friends.
Cranbrook hall board passes new rental rates
Cranbrook Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
The annual meeting of the Cranbrook
Community Hall Board was held in the
Community Centre on January 31. Hall
board members and interested citizens
attended.
The minutes were read and adopted. The
printed financial statement was handed
out, discussed and adopted. New rental
rates were passed. Some further renova-
tions were discussed. A source fol• some
new tables is to be looked into. The
meeting closed and a light lunch was
enjoyed.
FORESTER'S EUCHRE
The Canadian Order of Foresters euchre
on February 9 was well attended, 17 tables
playing, Winners were; high - Jean Rolaf,
Keith Turnbull, low - Margery MeCreight,
Jeanne Ireland, lone hands - Lourdes
Genosa, Cecil Raynard, lucky table - Iola
Subject, Beryl Smith, Bill Craig, John
Simpson, tallies - Harry Jacklin, Irene
McCreight, Ross Stephenson, June Jacklin,
Nancy Jean Craig, Elmer McCourt, John
Subject, Betty Van Sickle, Vera Scouller,
John Van Sickle. The Hall Board are spon-
soring the euchre on Feb. 16 at 8:30 in the
Community Centre.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The family of Lloyd and Beryl Smith
entertained their parents to a dinner at
Elmira on Saturday, February 10 in honor
of their 25th wedding anniversary which
was February 6. On returning home they
were surprised by a group of neighbors
and friends waiting in their basement,
which had been suitably decorated with
streamers, balloons and bells. An enjoyable
evening was spent playing cards, and
visiting. Pictures were taken and gifts and
cards displayed. Refreshments including an
appropriately decorated cake were served
by family members. Lloyd and Beryl are
wished many more years of healthy, hap-
py married life by their many friends.
Cromarty church elects officers, pia
Cromarty Correspondent
MRS. ROBERT LAING
345.2326
The worship service in Cromarty
Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning
was planned and presented by the youth of
the congregation.
Taking part were Sarah Elliott, Leanne
Gardiner, Suzanne McKellar, Steven
Pullman and Christopher Scott. A dialogue,
If God Should Speak, was given by
Christopher and Leanne, and Suzanne told
the children's story, The Hen, the Mouse
and the Rabbit. My God and I was sung
by Suzanne, Sarah, Leanne and
Christopher. The Rev. Lucie Milne closed
the service with the benediction.
On February 11, the Marian Ritchie
Women's Missionary Society will be in
charge of the church service with Mrs.
Howard Lundy of Thamesford as sneaker.
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St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIIA RYAN
345-2028
Ten tables were in play on Friday even-
ing in the Knights of Columbus hall in St.
Columban.
The winners were: Marie Bicknell -
ladies high; Anne Cronin - consolation;
Brother Leon Maloney - men's high; Brian
Melady Jr. - most lone hands and Helen
Nolan won the door prize.
The next game will be held on Friday,
February 16 at 8 p.m. in the Knights of
Columbus hall. Lunch is provided and
everyone is welcome.
PEOPLE
Helen Nolan of St. Columban and her
sister Mamie Delaney and brother Jerry
Murray of Dublin went to Kitchener on
Saturday to their brother Joe's and Rose
Marie Murray's home for supper. After
supper they had one of those good old card
games along with their sister-in-law Rose
Marie and their brother Cyril Murray of
Waterloo. Winners with no run away were
Mamie, Rose Marie and the mayor,
Jeremiah.
Jim and Mieka Wernham and their
children John, Carolyn and Gregory of Kit-
chener spent the weekend with Tom and
Joanne Melady and their daughter Lisa.
Louise Ryan of Kitchener spent the
weekend with Cecilia and Mark Ryan and
on Sunday afternoon John and Mary Jo
Nelson of Luclmow visited with the Ryans.
FUN NIGHT
On Wednesday evening February 7,
seven ladies from the St. Columban
Catholic Women's League attended the
C.W.L. Fun Night and pot luck supper at
the Dashwood Community Centre spon-
sored by the C.W.L. ladies from the St.
Joseph's, Mount Carmel, Zurich and Grand
Bend leagues. Ladies attending from St.
Columban were Marg O'Reilly, Sister Rita
Coyne, Frances Melady, Irene Kelly,
Karen Ryan, Cecilia Ryan and Ann Vogels.
About 280 ladies from the Huron -Perth
Deanery attended.
PEOPLE
Catherine Anne and Rick Miller of
Strathroy and Mary Lou and Jerry Staples
and family of Dublin visited on Saturday
with Joe and Frank Lane to celebrate
Joe's birthday. Happy Birthday Joe.
Gerry and Karen Ryan and their
children Jason, Amanda and Jeremy spent
the weekend in Toronto. On their way
home on Sunday afternoon they visited
with Jim and Pat Subject and children in
Kitchener.
PEOPLE
Eleanor Hemingway visited with her son,
Dr. Don, wife Bernice, Kathy, Faye and
Allan in Boissevaine, Manitoba, the Turtle
Racing Capital of the World,, but Tommy
Turtle was the only one out as the
temperature was down to -32 F with wind -
Chill of 2300 plus,
The children's story will be The Monkey
and the Turtle. Following the service,
lunch will be provided by the M.R.W.M.S.
members.
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the congregation
of Cromarty Presbyterian church was held
on January 28, following the worship ser-
vice and lunch. John Scott presided with
Ruth Laing as secretary.
The Rev. Lucie Milne opened the
meeting with scripture and prayer. Annual
reports of the various organizations were
accepted as printed. The session report
showed five baptisms, three new members,
two weddings, and one death in the
congregation.
The Presbyterian Shavings allocation for
1989 was met and a 1990 allocation of $3200
was accepted. Officers elected for 1990
were: Trustees: Robt. Laing, Robt. Gar-
diner, Philip James; Audi 1rs: Glen Elliott,
s for 125th
Robt. Norris; Cradle Roll: Peggy
Kerslake; Sunday School Superintendent:
Alice Gardiner; Assistant S.S. Superinten-
dent: Cathy Elliott; Record Secretary:
Pearl James; These Days Secretary: Mary
Elliott; Library Committee: Rev. Lucie
Milne, Alice Gardiner, Roberta
Templeman; Cemetery Board: Larry Gar-
diner, Ivan Norris, John Scott, Carter
Kerslake, John Templeman, Gordon Laing;
Nominating Committee: John Scott, Jean
Carey, Cathy Elliott; Board of Managers:
3 years -Helen McKellar, Richard
Templeman, Nelson Pullman; 2 years -
Cathy Elliott, Steven Gardiner„Paul Par-
sons; 1 year -Gordon Laing, Bob
Templeman, George Douglas; Elders:
Philip James, Larry Gardiner, John Scott,
Jean Carey, Craig Kerslake.
The 125th anniversary of this church will
be held on June 24 of this year and plans
for celebrating were discussed.
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