The Citizen, 1987-10-28, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1987.
Cranbrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Knox church celebrates
122nd anniversary
Grey Central holds cross country
A well attended 122nd anniver
sary service was held in Knox
Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
Long-time
resident dies
IDA MAE GORDON
A lifelong resident of Cran
brook, Ida Mae (Hunter) Gordon
passed away suddenly, Oct. 11, in
her 86th year. She was the last of a
family of 12, born in the same
house to the late John Hunter and
Louise Zimmer. She was prede
ceased by her husband Lylle in
1968.
She had taught school for many
years and travelled extensively
following her retirement. The
funeral was held from the M. L.
Watts Funeral Home, Brussels, on
Oct. 13 with interment in Cran
brook cemetery. Her minister,
Rev. Steven Webb, Monkton,
conducted the service.
Cranbrook
4-H dub meets
Oct. 18. Many former friends
welcomed Dr. Ross K. and Mrs.
Thomson, formerly of Monkton-
Cranbrook and now residing in St.
Catharines. The much enjoyed
spec'al music was provided by the
Excelsior Quartette of Listowel.
Lunch and social time followed the
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton spent a
recent weekend visiting friends in
Shelburne and Alliston and attend
ed the 45th wedding anniversary
for Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Newton
at Rosemount.
The Foresters held a dance in the
Community Centre on Friday
night. A good time was enjoyed to
the music of Tiffin’s Orchestra.
Miss Nancy Jean Craig, Missis
sauga, visited on the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley.
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CROSSCOUNTRY
by S. Boyd and J. Brown
On October 19, Grey Central
held its cross country meet.
Students from about seven differ
ent grades ran in courses around
the yard suitable for them. Cate
gories for cross country are: mite,
tyke, atom and bantam. Although
the day was wet and cold, the
runners still ran their courses.
These people placed first in their
categories: mite boy and girl,
Corey Newman, Joanne Van Kue-
len; tyke boy and girl, Darrell
Uhler, Shelley Strickler; atom boy
and girl, David McKay, Rose
McGuigan; bantam boy and girl,
Grant Martin, Lisa Huisser.
All these first place runners and
also the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th
placing runners will go to the
Wingham Golf and Curling Club to
compete in the North Huron Cross
Country meet which will be held
next Monday, October 19, weather
permitting.
THE GRADE 7 TRIP
by B. Earl and D. Wemham
The grade seven class went on a
trip to the East Wawanosh Conser
vation Area for classes using
compasses and maps. We inter
viewed Rebecca Brubacher about
her trip. She told us when they first
got there they went into the main
building and talked with the
leader. They then went outside and
did some orienteering with maps.
They then went into the woods
where some people got lost! After
that they all had lunch.
After they finished lunch they
used compasses and went around
the yard and played some games
and they all had fun!
THE COMPUTERS
by D. Uhler and M. Marchitto
Century House
Rest Homes
“Comfortable country living”
ETHEL,ONTARIO
Planned opening December 1,1987
Now accepting applications for accommodation
For information call 887-9725
The grade four class at Grey
have five computers for writing any
type of stories. Along with the
computers we have a printer, a disk
drive, and a memory box. We get to
keep the computers for a month.
Our class gets to play math and
spelling games also.
Everybody will get to work on
them at least five times. Mrs.
Parsons helps us out when we don’t
know what to do. Most people have
been writing Halloween stories.
Cranbrook’s Jolly Green Giants
held their fourth meeting of 4-H at
Lois Hart’s on Oct. 15.
Members started the meeting
with the 4-H pledge. Then Jean
Locking read the minutes of the last
meeting. Then they decided when
the next meeting would be. They
discussed pages of the members
pamphlet and filled in the blanks.
The youth leader, Leanne Minielly
conducted the pages about “On
tario Apples and Pears’’ using
three pears and five apples.
Everyone sampled the pears and
apples and tried toguess which
ones they were.
Then members sampled the
“Fruited Yogurt Dessert’’ that
was made by Nancy Vanass. They
decided their sixth meeting would
be a Halloween party and they
would discuss it more at the next
meeting.
Hullett to host
cross country
races
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CROSSCOUNTRY
On Wednesday, October 28,
Hullett Central will host the
Regional Cross-Country meet. The
schools participating are Blyth,
Clinton, St. Joseph’s, Clinton
Christian, Seaforth, Vanastra, and
Huron Centennial and Walton.
Read Hullett Happenings next
week for the results.
CREATIVE STUDIES
On Friday, October 23, the
creative studies people went to the
Stratford Festival. They saw the
play “Much Ado About Nothing.’’
They will also be getting a tour of
the theatre.
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We were happy to see Doug
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his accident in the summer. He
can e to school on Monday, Oct. 19
to get his picture taken with the
grade 3 class. He then stayed for a
couple of hours for fun. The grade 3
class enjoyed the visit with him.
HALLOWEEN
On Friday, October 30, Hullett
will be having a costume party.
Students will wear their costumes
and march aroiind the gym.
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