HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-02-10, Page 3Cathy Nesbitt and Lori Liebold dance their way through their part of
the senior group’s performance at the Bly th Figure and Power Skating
Club’s achievement night Friday. All members of the club took part in
the evening’s entertainment.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1988. PAGE 3.
Scout group plans banquet
The Group Committee for the 1st
Blyth Scouting Program held its
monthly meeting on Monday,
February 1, 1988 at the Blyth
Public School. Many parents were
on hand to offer their support and
opinions.
Treasurer, Pat Bernard, report
ed a balance of $703.15. It was
moved that all outstanding train
ing registrations be paid immedi
ately. A bolt of material was
purchased to make scarves.
In the section reports Beaver
Leader, Sharon Wilson, reported
that they had a tour of the Fire Hall
and made snowmen in crafts. They
will be swimming at Vanastra this
week. They would appreciate the
Minister speaks
In spite of the stormy cold
weather Sunday morning there
was a fair attendance at Blyth
United Church.
Rev. Lorenzo Ramirez based his
sermon on the faith of Job. He said
that Job’s life of goodness didn’t
prevent him from great suffering.
He lost everything, even his
family, and suffered great pain,
but he didn’t blame God. He told
his wife and his friends that he had
come into the world with nothing
and would leave with nothing.
“When misfortune or illness
strike us’’ he said, “we are apt to
ask Why me? ’ ’ - but if we endure to
the end God will prevail.” ‘‘Here
or in life beyond, God is always
with us”, he stated.
community saving their grocery
tapes from Scrimgeour’s, Snell’s
or Zehrs to help finance their
special projects.
The Cubs held their Investiture
Ceremony on January 26 at which
Herb Shannon was invested as a
leader and eight boys received
their yellow scarves. This was
officiated by Janet Cameron,
Huron District Commissioner.
Special thanks was given to Trish
Thomson for making the scarves.
The Cubs recently made leather
pouches, wrote toan Australian
pen-pal and studied some First-
Aid. Their Kub-Kar Rally will be
held on Feb. 20.
Dave Lee helped with the
on faith
The choir sang, “Go into the
world.’’ During Rev. Ramirez
conversation with the children he
compared play dough with cera
mics. They sang “Come into my
heart Lord Jesus”. Gail King was
the leader. Evelyn Caldwell was in
charge of the nursery.
Next Sunday, Feb. 14 is to be
family Sunday with Sunday School
members and parents worshipping
at 11 a.m.
Plans for a skating carnival
followed by a pot luck supper at the
church on Saturday, February 20
were announced.
Ushers were Vera and John
Hesselwood, Jeff Howson and
Kriss Snell. Greeters were Melda
McElroy and Vera Badley.
Scout’s Ski-Jam held at Clinton
High School on January 30 for 180
boys from as far away as Sarnia.
Due to a lack of snow they played
volleyball and went swimming at
Vanastra.
This year’s Church Parade will
be on February 21 at Blyth United
Church in conjunction with Scout-
Guide Week. Guidesand Brownies
will also be participating.
Dianne Ferguson volunteered to
be co-ordinator for the Parent-Son
Banquet to be held on February 23
which is also held to celebrate
Scout-Guide Week. The Arena
Auditorium has been offered to the
group free of charge by the Village
of Blyth. The evening will begin at
6:30 with the Lions Club free
skating followed by the banquet, a
short program by the Beavers and
Cubs, and a sing-song with Wayne
McClinchey. That evening the
Social Committee will be having a
door prize draw on a full-size Alf.
Blyth 1/V/
hosts
Auburn ladies
The Blyth Women’s Institute
met on Thursday, February 4 for a
social afternoon.
Auburn Women’s Institute were
guests. There were nine tables of
euchre with Mrs. Evelyn Merrill
having high score. There was one
table of Scrabble. Numerous other
prizesweregiven. A dessert buffet
was enjoyed by all.
People
Kim van Vliet of Toronto and her
fiance Steve Tolton, also of Toron
to, visited over the weekend with
Lois and Con van Vliet. Kim is
employed at Toronto General
Hospital and is taking courses at
York University to obtain a Bache
lor of Science degree.
Dorothy Daer was high lady and
Jack Blake high man when the Lost
Heir party was held at Blyth
Memorial Hall Wednesday night.
Margaret Nesbit and Edgar Ho-
watt had the low scores. Lillian
Patterson won the special prize and
Clara Rinn won a Valentine
special.
Visitors the last weekend in
January at the Sparling home were
son Steven, Jeff Schweiffer, St.
Claire, Mich, and West Childs of
Tennessee who was looking for
ward to seeing for the first time
snowbanks 10 feet high or more.
Instead, West found weather
conditions in Blyth that weekend
similar to the weather in his home
town at this time of year, - lots of
rain and green grass. These three
gentlemen are students at Wes
tern University, Kalamazoo, Mich
igan and are graduating this
spring.
There were 12 tables of players
at the weekly Monday night euchre
party at Memorial Hall. Jane
McEwing and Alex Nethery had
the high scores while Ida Proctor
and Len Shobbrook had the lows.
Ruth Sheill and Clara Rinn had the
mostlone hands. Esther Moffat
won the special prize.
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