The Citizen, 1986-03-19, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1986.
Brussels Rebekahs plan euchre party
Vice Grand Mary Nichol presid
ed over the regular meeting of
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge last
week. Attendance was poor due to
illness and some taking advantage
of the school holiday had departed
News about Ethel people
for warmer climates.
During the business a request
for funds was received from
Arthritic research and there was an
invitation to a Dessert Euchre in
Hensall, May 14. The Pilgrimage
for youth speak-off, cancelled due
to weather March 7 is to be held
same place, same time March 21.
Several members reported on sick
and shut-ins who were visited.
Final plans for the supper euchre
were made. The date for the Spring
Variety Fair was set for May 3.
Birthday greetings were given to
two members who recently had
birthdays.
After closing of the lodge, social
committee conducted a card bingo.
All enjoyed it as well as social time
and lunch served by Committee in
charge.
Christopher Hiemstra, Milver
ton, visited with the Alexander
children during winter break.
Chester and Ruth Earl were
supper guests Sunday of their
granddaughter Sandy Earl as part
of her4-H club course Etiquette in
the 80’s.
Congratulations to Elizabeth
den Dekker on passing her music
exams acid Wong Y . e Fun on
Ethel Wl plans for pancake day
A very busy Institute meeting
was held at the home of Joan
Smith, Ethel. Business, which had
beenputonthebackburner was
dealt with and brought up to date.
The Pancake Day at Maple Keys
Sugar Bush was discussed to make
sure everything was ready for
Sunday, March 23 from 10-4 p.m.
The prices are to remain the same
ranbrook
Mrs. Mac Engel
Locals at College Royal
BY MRS. MAC ENGEL
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bragg
attended the Square Dance com
petition at College Royal, Univer
sity of Guelph, on Saturday, March
8.
Among the competitors was
their daughter, Chrstine, who is a
student of Ontario Veterinary
College. The dance set of the
O.V.C. ‘89 Class that Christine
participated with, placed second
overall out of 12 sets.
The annual Forester’s Wood
bine Ml00 family potluck supper
washelointhe Cranbrook Com
munity Centre on March 11 with a
good attendance. There was the
usual abundance of good food.
Guests Lawience and Anne Edgar
of Listowel supplied good old time
music for dancing. Harvey and
Margaret Clarke from Atwood
were present and Harvey called for
the dances.
There was a 50-50 draw and the
winning in the Speaking competi-
ion at Brussels Legion and again in
Clinton.
Hans and Gerie den Dekker have
returned from a trip to Holland
visiting relatives.
Clarence and Joanne de Dekker
have moved to a trailer home on the
4th of Grey, from Listowel.
Several local dairy farmers
attended the herd dispersal of
as last year.
Members were reminded the
joining fee will be $4 in April.
Two members are transferring
toother Branches: Priscilla Bray to
Wingham and Arlein Hiemstra to
Milverston. Ethel WI.I is losing
two terrific workers.
Final plans were made for the
District Annual being held May 13
at the Ethel United Church.
winner was Jim Hart.
Marilyn Engel and Bill Nester
accompanied Dorothy Dilworth
and Chuck Novak on a motor trip to
Key West, Florida, and the
southern United States.
Mrs. Harvey Smith spent 10
days with her mother in Preston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and
family spent the weekend in
Toronto.
Tim Goodland, son of Dave and
Carol Goodland, had the misfor
tune to fall from a tree, sustaining
injuries necessitating his removal
to Listowel and Stratford hospitals.
Harvey and Mrs. Smith enter
tained grandchildren from Lond
on, Woodstock and Listowel dur
ing the holidays.
The family dance for the Fores-
ter’s was cancelled on Friday
evening, March 14, because of the
heavy fog.
There will be a card party in the
Community Centre on Friday
evening, March 21.
Henfryn Holsteins - Wayne Lichti -
at Carson’s Sale Arena last
Wednesday. A large crowd was in
attendance.
Bill Eckmeir was admitted to the
hospital last week. He is wished a
speedy recovery.
Sympathy is extended to the
Cliff Dunbar family. Mr. Dunbar
was a former reeve of Grey
Township.
Plans were made to attend the
Blyth Festival in July. Anyone
wishing to attend with the ladies
may do so.
Huron East District President
Leona McDonald will be asked to
install the 1986-87 officers. On the
nominating committee are Pamela
McLellan, Margaret McMahon,
Joan Smith and Barb Grube.
Pamella McLellan gave the
smile entitled “Women from
A-Z’’. A delicious dessert lunch
was served by the hostess and Barb
Grube.
OH NO!!
It’s camping time again
in Cranbrook
Happy Birthday from
The Tasteful Trio
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