The Citizen, 1999-03-31, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1999. PAGE 11.
7 tables in play at euchre
Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
There were seven tables of
euchre in play on Wednesday,
March 24 in the Women's Institute
Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Jane
Grasby; second high lady, Ruth
Johnston; lone hands, Ada Taylor;
low lady, Irene Smythe; high man,
Harry McCombie, second high
man, Dennis’ Leddy; lone hands,
Ross Taylor; low man, Clifford
Coultes.
Neill, 97, 139; Raymond Nidi.
I6l, 140; Helen Underwood, 113,
133.
There were 10 tables of shoot in
play on Friday, March 26 at the
l^elgrave Community Centre.
There will be euchre again on
Wednesday, March 31.
The seniors' bowling scores for
Wednesday, March 24 were as
follows: Ivy Cloakey, 130, 135;
Jean Walker, 118, 84; Evelyn
Caslick, 117, 123; Rita Baks, 133,
72; Elizabeth Schuler, 195, 153;
Doris Walden, 128, 113; Elinor
Winners were: high lady, Jane
Grasby; second high lady, Edith
Coultes; most shoots, Norma
Strong; low lady, Helen Casemore;
high man, Jim Coultes; second high
man, George Inglis; most shoots,
Laura Johnston; low man, John
Norman.
The next shoot is Friday, April 9
at 1:30 p.m.
Van Camps greet at Knox
Skating success
Blyth skaters continue to achieve new levels in their skills testing. Brett Bean earned Level
Three-Gold in power skating which is the highest level of achievement in the program. Bean
is the fifth skater to reach this mark in the club's history. Laura Meier, centre, completed the
highest skills Level-One at the Lucan test day, March 22. She is only the second Blyth club
skater to do so. Michelle Cook successfully completed all of her senior silver dances which
consists of 17 dance tests.
Blyth skaters end great season
It has been a very successful
season for the Blyth Skating Club
skaters.
The following Canskate
participants successfully completed
their various stages of the program.
Stage 1, Morgan Bos, Sadie
Chalmers, Rebecca Chalmers;
Stage 2, Jeff Plaetzer, Jamie
Plaetzer, Shawn Moore, Alanna
Roy, Blake Moore, Alanna Uyl,
Kelly MacDonald, Jasmine deBoer,
Mathew Steele, Jordan Rinn,
Andrew Hess, Hannah Moore;
Stage 3, Cassie Salverda, Liz
Ferrier, Anya Scott, Anya Steffler,
Shawna Popp, Vicki Cook,
Courtney Bos.
The following test skaters
successfully completed their
various stages of the program.
Stage 4, Laura Youngblut, Skye
Cook, Jacklyn Kernighan, Natasha
Lee, Krista Hoftyzer, Brandilyn
Bea.rss, Jory-Lynn Uyl, Jennifer
Mitton, Brittany Bos; Stage 5,
Sylvia VanDriel, Samantha
McVittie, Jenna Roy, Shelby
Moore, Hailey Hulzebos, Emily
Wood; Stage 6, Alyssa Gross,
Michelle Hoftyzer, Cassandra Uyl,
Kaitlyn Toll, Stephanie Sanderson,
April Austin.
On March 16 at the Club's test
day Cassandra Uyl, April Austin,
Shelby Moore, Hailey Hulzebos
and Sylvia VanDriel passed their
first Preliminary Dance (The Dutch
Waltz).
Passing the Canasta Tango were
Corine Falconer, Michelle Hoftzyer
and Angela Nonkes.
Completing their Preliminary
Dances by passing the Baby Blues
were Jenna Rinn and Katie
McClinchey.
Finishing their Junior Bronze
Dances by passing the Willow
Waltz were Heather Elliott, Mandy
Mason and Meagan Campbell.
Achieving the Level 7 skill was
Jessica Wheeler and their Level 6
skill were Meagan Campbell,
Heather Elliott, Kerissa Van
Amersfoort and Anjela McCool.
Passing their Preliminary
Freeskate Test were Amanda
Bearss, Nicole Meier, Heather
Elliott, Kerissa Van Amersfoort
and Meagan Campbell.
At a test day held in Lucknow on
March 21 Laura Meier passed her
Senior Bronze Freeskate. At Lucan
on March 22 Meier passed her
Level 1 Gold Skills.
The following power skaters
of the program: Level One,
Danielle Bean, Bronze; Matt
Chalmers, Silver; Kirby Cook,
Bronze; Lucas Cooke, Bronze;
Adam Cronin, Silver; Justin Dobie,
Gold; Greg Dodds, Gold; Jordan
Dykstra, Gold; Lindsay Hoff, Gold;
Darryl Hoftzyer, Gold; Michael
McDowell, Bronze; B.J. Nethery,
Bronze; Nicole Sippel, Gold; Grant
Sparling, Gold; Mathew Stevenson,
Gold; Tyler Stevenson, Gold; Colin
VanDriel, Gold; Lee Watkins,
Gold; Collin Whitfield, Gold.
Level Two, Tony Bean, Silver;
Aaron Dykstra, Silver; Orie
Falconer, Silver; Richard Gregg,
Silver; Garry Halley, Bronze;
Jeffery Elliott, Gold; Katie
McClinchey, Bronze; Johnathon
McDowell, Bronze; Curtis
Robertson, Bronze.
Level Three, Brett Bean, Gold;
Kendall Whitfield, Silver.
At the Prehistoric Parade
Carnival held on March 6, the most
improved skater trophies and
plaques were presented by the
various business sponsors.
The most improved Junior skater
award was presented to Laura
Youngblut, sponsored by Howson
& Howson. The most improved
Intermediate skater award was
presented to April Austin,
sponsored by George Radford
Construction. The most improved
Senior skater award was presented
to Meagan Campbell and Heather
Elliott, sponsored by Sparling's
Propane. The most improved
Power skater award was presented
to Aaron Dykstra, sponsored by G.
L. Hubbard Ltd.
The draw for the John Newby
print of "Ice Baby" was held and
Susan Howson of Blyth was the
lucky recipient.
Some upcoming events for the
skating club are the annual meeting
which will be held on April 14 at
7:30 p.m. in the arena auditorium,
where carnival pictures and
videotapes can be picked up. All
members and parents are welcome.
Verlaine and Glen Van Camp
greeted worshippers to Knox
United Church on Sunday, March
28.
fiRev. Mary Jane Hobden
welcomed everyone.
The scripture lesson taken from
Matthew 21: 1-11 was read by
Scott Folkard. Hosanna, Loud
Hosanna was sung with the
children handing out palm branches
to the congregation.
The children gathered in the front
pew for story time. The theme
focused on the crowds in Jerusalem
as they welcomed Jesus waving
their palm branches. "Jesus wants
us to welcome him not just with
palm branches and songs and
hurrahs, but also with love in our
hearts, for God and for one
another," said Rev. Hobden.
A plant symbolizing a palm tree
was placed on the centre table.
The senior choir sang Hosanah
accompanied by Elizabeth Procter.
Psalm 118: 1-2, 19-29 was read
responsively with Lisa Black as
leader. Adam McBumey and Justin
Campbell took up the offering.
Amy Barnes looked after the
nursery.
The Gospel lesson taken from
Matthew 26: 1-6, 14-29 was read
by Paul Walker.
A drama entitled "Earthly
Triumph" was presented by the
disciples. James One, Carl Procter;
Philip, Michelle Nixon; Simon,
Ellen Procter; Matthew, Lisa
Black; James Two, Rebecca
Bruton; Judas, Amanda Dorsch;
John, Paul Walker; Andrew,
Andrew Procter; Nathaniel, Adam
McBurney; Bartholomew, Jenni
Hopf; Thomas, Nikki Walker;
Peter, Josh Bruton.
Justin Campbell read Matthew
Continued on page 16
Moms meet
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, March
24. Those who attended were:
Donna Raynard, Heidi and Curtis;
Crystal Agombar, Zacharay and
Nicholas; Mary Jane Hobden and
Stephen; Lila Higgins and Jessica;
Karen Rundle and Holly.
Their topic was teenage
pregnancy.
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