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Emmanuel sale coming Nov. 24 Submitted by Shirley Stonehouse Oct. 24 play in the Happy Times Euchre Club saw Mary Hammett coming in first among the ladies, followed by Shirley Stonehouse, Irene Palmer and Anne Sweeney. The lucky draw was won by Marjorie Williamson. At the men's tables, the top player was Bill Groombridge, followed by Joan Edwards, Murray Edwards and Walter Hill, with Gloria Clarkson winning the lucky draw. The 50/50 draw winners were Marjorie Williamson and Blanche Crane. In Oct. 31 play, the ladies were led by Helen Groombridge, followed by Peggy Johnston, Doreen Matson and Shirley Stonehouse. Shirley Kitchen won the lucky draw and Shirley Stonehouse took the carrying prize. Leading things on the men's cards was Blanche Crane, followed by John Banks, Bill Groombridge and Murray Edwards. The lucky draw winner was Walter Hill and Murray Kaake was the winner of the carrying prize. The 50/50 draw was won by Ken Hodgson and Peggy Johnston. Emmanuel Presbyterian Church Christmas Sale Submitted by Peter McKinnon This beautiful, 100-yearold church on Main Street is presenting its annual Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale Nov. 24, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Rekindle your Christmas spirit while shopping for home crafted gifts and enjoying a delicious lunch. There is always a wide selection of crafts, gift baskets and baked goods to suit everyone's budget, Christmas list and taste. Come and enjoy Christmas shopping. Cynthia Johnston Memorial Fund Submitted by Neighbours in Pottageville It is hard to believe that it has been a year since the death of Cynthia Johnston. In that year's time, many of you, wishing to express your condolences, contributed to her memorial fund. It grew more than any of us could have imagined, but then she was a very special young woman. So much has been done with your contributions since then. She loved music and she hoped to teach, so a piano keyboard and bench were purchased in her memory, engraved with her name and donated to Kettleby Public School; a Cynthia Johnston student award was established for a student demonstrating a love of life and learning; and in the school yard, an oak tree was planted and a large rock was placed beside it for sitting in its eventual shade. Funds flowed in from neighbours, from York Pines United Church and from patrons of Schomberg's Junction Restaurant. We believe that Cynthia would have been pleased and we know that she would have wanted us to thank you all for your kind thoughts and generous contributions. Thanks again. |
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