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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-01-01, Page 11'86 16 HERO The key to the future is ours! Here's hoping it leads you to many wonderful opportunities. Keith & Jill Roulston, Beverley Brown, Dianne Josling, Joan Caldwell, Marie Toll and all our writers and correspondents. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1986. PAGE 11. Church popular for Christmas Londesborough has many visitors for holidays Saturday, December 21 visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Day, Bluevale. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pfaff, Dean, Shane and Jeni Mae of Huron Park visited. Clara Riley held family Christ- mas on Sunday, December 22. Present were Arnold and Bev Riley, Andy and Vicki Lou; Car- man, Clint and LeeAnn Riley; Diane Elliott; and Gary, Elmer and Etta Huggill of Goderich. Clint Riley celebrated his eighth birth- day, December 26. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson spent Tuesday and Wednesday, Christmas with Linda and John Lawrie, Rob and Jennifer in Kitchener. Christmas guests on Sunday, December 22 with Florence Cart- wright, John and Claude were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cartwright, Neal and Lisa; Carol Cartwright and Ben Munnings; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cartwright, Patricia, Donna and fiancee of London. On Christmas Day Florence, Claude and John spent with her mother Mrs. Mae Rinn, Belgrave. Celebrating Christmas with Mrs. Dora Shobbrook on Friday, December 20 were Roy and Ann Vodden. On Sunday, Mrs. Shob- brook was the guest of her brother Ken and Joy Vodden. On Tuesday, December 24 she spent the day with her daughter Thelma Ellerby and Frank Garrow, Clinton, at- tending the Ontario Street Church candlelight Service on Christmas Day with Vicki and Dan Colqu- houn, Chastity and Ken of Clinton. Beth Knox held Christmas, December 22 for her family Cindy Swan, London and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Knox, Theresa, Melanie and Christopher. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson and Katie of London spent Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick were Lloyd and Dirk Garlich, Jeff and Karin Shaddick, Danny, Stephen and Krystal of Kitchener. Christmas Day guests with Mr and Mrs. Tom Allen were their family Gloria and Wayne Jackson, Brian and Sandra, Ridgetown; Keith and Nancy Allen, Don, Drew, Mark and Paula, Londes- boro; Karen and Don Scruton, Colleen and John, Clinton. On Boxing Day visitors with Mrs. Dora Shobbrook were Muriel and Ross Millson and family David, Patricia, Darren, John and Sarah; Karen Gray, Dora Turek of Woodstock; and Sheryl Milson, London. In the afternoon Thelma Ellerby, Dorie Blake, Valerie and Marsha Miller, Clinton. Miss Olive Johnson of Clinton spent Christmas Day with Miss Edythe Beacom and Mrs. Laura Lyon. Boxing Day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon were Mrs. Laura Lyon, Miss Edythe Beacom, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyon, Brad and Deannaof Londesboro; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lyon, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Moes, Laura Kath- ryn, Kerissa Joanne and Albert Jonathon of Tiverton. Continued from page 10 to find that Goderich, their opposi- tion had decided not to come. It gave the team a shot at the tournament championship against St. Marys. Unfortunately, that's exactly what they needed: one more good shot. Michael McNichol had the kind o day a player dreams of scoring all six goals for Blyth. The team twice jumped out to two-goal leads as Danny Van Bakel had a tremen- dous game, leading rushes then scooting back in time to break up plays when St. Marys went the other way. Brian Van Steelandt had a great game in goal against a hard-shooting St. Marys team. By the end of the game the combination of Christmas parties, church and illness that had reduc- ed the team to only nine players, took its toll and the tired legs couldn't respond when St. Marys kept on. skating. St. Mary's came back to tie the game with just minutes left. An overtime period of five minutes was added and St. Marys managed one more shoton net than Blyth and was awarded the tournament championship by vir- tue of that one shot. Still, for a team that only two weeks before had Welcoming worshippers at Londesborough United Church on December 22 were Rev. Snihur and Gordon Shobbrook. Ushers were Kelly Bosman, Melanie Knox, Joanne Wilts and Kim Salverda. The flowers on the piano were in loving memory of Brad Kennedy who passed away Christmas, 1982 placed by wife Jean and family. The lighting of Fourth Advent Candle, the candle of the shep- herds was lit by Dennis and Margaret Penfound. Children's story time told the story of the scared snake. The children return- ed to sitwith their families. The choir favoured with two anthems. The sermon was "A shepherd to follow Christ the Lord". A large number attended the Christmas visitors Christmas Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood and Greg Andrews were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood, Doug and Karen, Wing- ham; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Ander- son, Scarborough; Prof. and Mrs. Bill Andrews and Nancy and Mr. and Mrs. Shane Clime, Toronto; Alicia Alons of Brazil, who is attending university in Toronto and Calvin Yav of Hong Kong, a student at Waterloo University. failed to win a single game at a tournament in Howick, it was a tremendous improvement. Monday night Blyth, still miss- ing several players, took on a Clinton team that had lost to Parkhill the day before in the consolation round of the Zurich tournament. Blyth took the lead on a goal by Craig Roulston from a scramble around the net on a nice setup by Rob Finch. The kind of defensive lapses that had been absent on the teams recent winning streak cost them a couple of goals however as Clinton came back totake the lead. Michael McNichol seemed to have used up all his luck the day before when he hit the inside of the goalpost but the puck stayed out. Danny Van Bakel came back to tie the score on a solo rush but with less than a minute left, Clinton intercepted a pass in the Blyth end and beat Brian Van Steelandt (who played another strong game in goal). A game against Wingham on Saturday, December 28 was can- celled because of bad weather giving the team a little more chance to forget the hard luck of two consecutive games. Christmas eve service. Rev. Snihur welcomed all. Ushers were Brian Howatt, Kevin Wright, Dennis and Gerban Wilts. The lighting of the Christ Candle was performed by Beth Knox and Clara Riley. The anthem was performed by the Junior choir. Soloist was Bill Jewitt. The message was "Room in the Inn". 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