The Citizen, 2004-04-22, Page 7PEOPLE AROUND
ETHEL
By Pam
McLellan
Call
887-9456
There were 12 tables at the Ethel
euchre on Monday, April 12.
Winners were: share-the-wealth,
Isabelle Craig, Keith Turnbull; high,
Edna McLellan, Charlie Harrison;
lone hands, Lois McLean, June
Jacklin, Shirley Kingsley; low,
Shirley Verstoep, Betty Kennedy.
There were also numerous lucky
tally winners.
The next euchre will be held on
Monday, April 26 at 8 p.m.
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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2004. PAGE 7.
Y. Knight hosts WMS
St. Helens Amish Community
Stainton's Home Hardware
Teeswater Agri Parts
Ideal Supply Co. Ltd.
John Cullen Chev Olds
Moran Plumbing and Heating
Cliffs Plumbing and Heating
Snobelen Farms
Bridge Motors
Jags Roadhouse Restaurant
Stratford Festival Theatre
Marks Auto Body
Merv's Haulage (Mery Baker)
Wightman Telephone
Tim Willis
Wingham Forestry Services
Neil & Helen Rintoul
Sommerville Court Bed & Breakfast
CK Design
Watson Home Hardware
Wingham Sales Arena
The National Ballet of Canada
Riverboat Restaurant
Shaw Festival
Auxiliary to Wingham &
District Hospital
N.D. Cameron Ltd.
Walnut Grove Farm
Marjorie Thompson
Cindy MacDonald
Snyder Studio Photography
McPherson Photography
Dawson Pollock
LaFarge
McCutcheon Motors
Stapleton Interiors
The New NX
CKNX Radio
Dorothy's Place
Edward Bauer
Joe Kerr Ltd.
Pletch Electric
Lucknow Sentinel
Wingham Advance-Times
Ruttan Aluminum
FROM CRANBROOK
Locals
attend
spaghetti
buffet
A number of Cranbrook people
were in Monkton on Saturday night
for the Spaghetti Buffet which the
Young Peoples' group provided.
On Sunday the music night in the
Monkton Presbyterian Church that
featured the Satchell band was really
enjoyed. The nine members of the
band were multi-talented playing
several different instruments. Three
sang many solos as well during the
performance.
Birthday wishes to Betty Knight,
April 24; Will Knight, April 25;
Peter Workman and Emily Baker,
May 27. Anniversary greetings to
Gerald and Twyla Knight, April 26.
Elisa Knight, Gerald and Twyla's
daughter was visiting with Leslie
and Yvonne for the weekend.
Many family members attended
the 40th wedding anniversary
celebrations of Carmen and Doreen
Smith in the Atwood Community
Centre. Saturday night.
Anna Lee (Stevenson) Hoodem,
daughter of Eleanor Stevenson has
received her LCMSW-C in social
work. Her family and the community
congratulate her on this
achievement.
She and her husband live in
Washington. D.C.
The Cranbrook WMS meeting
was held at Yvonne Knight's on
April 13.
Donna Knight. leader, opened the
meeting reading John 11:25 and an
article from the Easter Ideal Book.,
The hymn. Beneath
The Cross of Jesus, was read in
unison.
Edna McLellan, Neil Hatt.
Isabelle and Mary Craig hosted the
Cranbrook card party on Friday
night.
The winners were: high. June
Jacklin, Adrian Verstoep; low,
Jeanne Ireland. Brad Powers; share-
the-wealth. Ross Stephenson and
Margaret Peebles; travelling lone
hand. Norm Dobson; most lone
On Thursday, April 15 staff and
students at Grey Central Public
School honoured a teacher, the late
Dianne vanVliet.
Eachunn Blaney, the primary
choir. Derick Bachert, Randy Zwep
and Danica Zwep took part in the
memorial tribute. The service ended
when Mrs. McDowell read the poem
A Number One Teacher and Mr.
vanVliet and his son Andrew planted
a white pine tree on the front lawn.
April 13. the Grade 3s and 4s went
to the Slice of Huron to learn about
agriculture, farm safety and water
quality.
The Grade 4s are working on
patterns and symmetry this week in
math. Doing hands-on activities
using miras seemed to help improve
their understanding of symmetry.
They've been discovering patterns in
pictures and in everyday problems.
They've made patterns with a variety
of math manipulatives, and are
becoming proficient at using t-charts
to record patterns.
With Mr. Perrie on Friday
morning, they could find many
patterns in nature while touring the
Environmental Learning Grounds
noticing signs of spring.
The Grade 4s are also working
with patterns in language. They have
been writing interesting paragraphs
using three patterns commonly used
by effective writers: step-by-step,
most important to least important.
and comparison and contrast.
Mrs. Murray's Grade 5s have been
multiplying decimals all week in
math. In science they have been
learning how to conserve energy. On
one student for a year.
A thank you was received from
Mery Schneider.
Yvonne Knight read The Greatest
Celebration and Words From The
Risen Christ. Easter is the greatest
celebration of all Christianity
because it celebrates the resurrected
Christ.
Friday, they had a music test about
the three composers: Bach, Handel
and Haydn.
Mr. Payne's Grade 8s are learning
about the Pythagorean Theorem in
math. In history they are learning
about Canada's second prime
minister. Alexander Mackenzie and
his time as prime minister.
Helm Welding
Underwood Grain
Huron Bay Co-operative
Great Garden Sheds
McDonald Lumber
Middletons Countrywide
Wingham Memorials
ElliSon Travel
Greens Meat Market
Hodgins TimBr Mart
Huron Landscaping
Agre Farms Ltd.
Ira Martin
Lynn Hoy Enterprises
Paul McNally
Burkes Tent Rentals
DJ's Furniture
Ken Noble Industries
MDL Doors
Ross & Wilma Jeffray
Deans valumart
Foxton Fuels Ltd.
The Old Mill
Toronto Blue Jays
Montgomery Motors
Reavie Farm Equipment
Maizex Seeds and Ken Scott
R & E Crafts
Howick Homes
Molesworth Farm Supply
R & S Alignment
Rintoul Pools & Spa
Teeswater Concrete
George Adams
Wingham Flight Centre
McGavin Farm Supply
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Canadian Crane Rentals
Canadian Concrete Pumping
Harold Metcalfe Backhoe Services
Earl & Martha Heywood
Lucknow Kinsmen & Kinette Clubs
Keil Insurance Brokers (Gorrie) Ltd.
Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre
Ron Howard Rocket Signs
6153 or Dorothy Dilworth at 887-
6319. The rates are very reasonable.
This is my first column for the
Ethel news and I will try to keep you
all up-to-date on what is happening
in our area but I will need your help.
If you readers know of anything that
should be included please call me. If
I am not a home, leave your name
and number on the machine and I
will return your call.
Helen Dobson went to Paris, ON
this past weekend for the wedding of
her granddaughter, Christine Smith.
to Michael Hewitt. Helen was
accompanied by her son Norm.
Steffen Computer Services
Tolton Motors
Ken & Ruth Alton
Wingham Golf & Curling Club
Willits Tire Service
Radford Construction
Treasure Valley Crocus
Fireside Cafe
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Rob & Lisa Middleton
Jones Feed Mill
Canadian Stage Company
Barry's Service Centre
Northern Nights Bar & Grill
Edgar Feed & Seeds
Kitchener Symphony Orchestra
Edward Fuels
June Tomek and Carol Mitchell
H. Kerr Construction Ltd.
Steffen Auto Supply
Joe Simmons
Lincoln Dinning
Wingham Homecoming Committee
North Huron Museum
Tim Hortons
Murray & Mary Hall
Jim Inwood
Wroxeter Wood Products
Don Rae
Isabel Campbell
Grey Haven Nursery
Ambiance Catering
Tafelmusik
Microage Basics
JBC Plastics
Donegans Haulage Limited
Howick Mutual Insurance Company
Wingham Printing Service
Stewart and Marlene Leedham
Burnside Engineering
Triple T-Cab
Ken & Audrey McKague
Katie Miller
...for Another Growing Season!
Come and browse through the greenhouses to
see and smell spring. Pansies are in full bloom.
Bring in your container and we will pot it up in
your favourite colours and it will look gorgeous
when you pick it up in the middle of May.
4.pt ptuAr Orpeh
May 1st and 2nd, 2004
9 am to 6 pm
Donna Knight read Job 14:14 and A minute's silence was observed
a reading, Transplanted Flowers. for Lois Schneider, a past member.
She led in prayer. The meeting closed with The
The minutes and treasurer's Lard's Prayer.
reports were given. It was decided to Lunch was served by Brenda
send $35 to a school in India to help Perrie, assisted by the hostess.
Cranbrook euchre results
hands, Margaret Peebles with a
white card and Helen Dobson and
Dorothy Dilworth with pink cards;
tally winners. Lloyd Smith. Iola
Subject. Lloyd Weber. Mary
Davidson. Keith Turnbull, Marion
Harrison, Isabel Bremner, Beryl
Smith. Tom Stevenson. Isabelle
Craig, Eluned McNair, and Alda
Worde n.
Grey staff, students pay tribute
rThe Wingham and District Hospital Foundation, Board
wishes to thank all those who contributed to the success of
the fundraising auction last Thursday, April 15.
DONORS:
CASH DONORS AND DONORS IN KIND:
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77688 Orchard Line
R.R.#1 Bayfield
519-482-3020
Our Auctioneers: Joe Simmons, Jake Kikkert, Brian Rintoul, Ken Scott
Our video and camera operator, Mark Steffen
Our many volunteers including Peter Mulvey, John Wilhelm, Ruth Baxter, Mary Lou Perron, Brian Cameron, Doug Conley,
Ken McKague, Jim 1-10,5tings, Dawson Pollock and Audrey Simmons.
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Our bidders and buyers who contributed over $42,000
in aid of the Wingham & District Hospital.