The Citizen, 1991-04-24, Page 6PAGE 6- THE CITIZEN,
Ethel euchre
results
The Ethel Hall Board members
hosted their last regular euchre for
the season Monday evening. There
were 12 tables in play. But before
playing began chairlady Dorothy
Dilworth extended thanks and ap
preciation to all who had helped
with the downstairs renovations.
Grey Twp. Reeve Leona Arm
strong gave a little history of the
Ethel Hall and well expressed the
township’s appreciation for all the
help. Helen Cullen, council repre-Sounds sensational
sentative on the Hall board also
spoke.
The Hall Board is planning to
have occasional euchres during the
summer months to raise additional
Soundsation performs at an appreciation night for the Town and Country Homemakers at Blyth
Memorial Hall Friday night. The choir and band entertained about 300 people In the theatre.W
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funds for more renovation and hall
upkeep.
Euchre winners were: high lady,
Helen Dobson; low lady, Helen
Alexander; high man, Jack Cox;
men’s low, Bill Beirnes; lone
hands, Lois McLean, John Bell and
Charlie Harrison. Lucky table win
ners were Iola Subject, Betty
Krotz, Adrian Verstoep, and Bob
Leslie. Several lucky tally prizes
were also handed out. The last
euchre for the Ethel W.I. will
be held April 29 at 8:30 p.m.
Congratulations to Carl and
Mary Ann Miners on the arrival of
a new grandson.
Sympathy is extended to Stan
and Helen Alexander on the recent
loss of their daughter Beatrice
Raynard.
W.I. MEETS
Mrs. Cecil Raynard hosted the
annual meeting of the Ethel W.L
Tuesday evening at her home. Mrs.
Larry Keffer was returned as
president for another term of
office.
All the year’s reports were given
and fees paid for the new year with
10 members joining. A discussion
^as held to finalize plans for the
Masonic Lodge supper being cater
ed to April 20. A planning meeting
to make up the program for next
year will be held at Mrs. William
Dobson’s April 24 at 8 p.m.
It was decided to raise the
catering prices for the next year.
Suppers will now be $7 per plate
and lunches $4. The payment of
mileage and speakers’ gifts will
remain the same. All the corres
pondence was read and dealt with,
making note of a new Huron
County Historical Society Secretary
being Doris Harrison of Goderich
and the Tweedsmuir curator’s fee
is to be paid for the 1991-92 year.
Delegates to district annual at
Bluevale May 14 will be Mrs.
Archie Jacklin, Mrs. Larry Keffer
and Mrs. William Dobson. The
May meeting will be on GST at
Mrs. William Dobson’s home.
Lunch was served by the hostess
and Mrs. Thelma Keffer.
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