It is time to get caught up on the news in the Edam area. I have been busy and there hasn’t been an awful lot happening in the area that I have been informed about. It makes it hard to report when I don’t know what is going on to report about. But here we go.
The handi-van committee have held their usual bingo nights once a month of which I have missed three. However I was able to attend the February and March nights.
The winners took home chickens for each regular game at the Feb. 13 bingo. They were Huguette Johnson, Jessie Armstrong, Paul Young-Brewster, Margo Young-Brewster, Leah Bec, Helen Hamel, Blaire Chapman, Rose Ann Corbeil, Janet Cadrain and Zoey Pollard. Winning the sweetheart wine basket, donated by Mary Anne Corbeil, was Herman Hoogland. Kids’ prizes for the evening were donated by Paul and Margo Young-Brewster and were won by Leah Bec and Jaycee Letwinetz. Congrats to all of these winners.
The March 13 winners of $10 per regular game were Sandra Clarke, Paul Young-Brewster and Marion Ottas split, Irene Carlson, Eddie Mannix and Huguette Johnson split, Brianna Wouters, Ryan Bec, Kay Mannix twice, Frank Poole and Maisie Poole split and Barb Blaquiere. Winning the blackout 50/50 game for $80 was Sandra Clarke. Kids’ prizes, donated by Frank and Maisie Poole, were won by Nevin Poole and Zoey Pollard.
Congratulations to all of these winners. Be ready for the next bingo evening which will be April 10 at 7:30 p.m.
Knights of Columbus Denis de Montarnal and Maurille Corbeil were at the school Feb. 24 to present awards to the winners of the basketball free throw competition.
For nine-year-olds: boys’ first Owen Latendresse, second Carston Day; girls’ first Randi Carr, second Allison Blanchette and Ava LaClare. For 10-year-olds: boys’ first Trayton Troesch, second Chandler Levasseur; girls’ first Ava Cole, second Carlie Mosimann. For 11-year-olds: boys’ first Clayton Wolfe, second Brett Deobald; girls’ first Nadian Holloway, second Haily Olson. For 12-year-olds: boys’ first Jordan Rowlands, second Jaxon Harty; girls’ first Leah Bec, second Jacinda McConnell. For 13-year-olds: boys’ first Ryan Bec, second Trayton Poole; girls’ first Candace Greening, second Danika Holloway. For 14-year-olds, boys’ first Anthony Seipp, second Andrew Seipp; girls’ first Raina Cole, second Courteney Fudge. For 15-year-olds: boys’ first Kieran McConnell, second Ryan Becotte; girls’ first Brittany Nedelec, second Kesha Schaefer.
Congratulations to the winners and runners-up.
