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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-02-02, Page 6PAGE 6 —CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNES AY, FEBRUARY 2, 1 Unitd Church elects new slat By Sfeeron Stadeltatann The Blyth United Church Annual meeting; was held January 24. Mr. Geoge Cowan with Marjorie McNall at the piano led a sing song. Mr. Cowan chaired the meeting and Ball Howson acted as secretary. Very satisfactory verbal and financial reports were given by each organization. The nominating con rtrut- tee brought in the slate of new officers for the session. Dick Poore, Gordon Carter, June Peck, Millar Richmond and Harvey Snell - to replace Stewart Ament, Robert Peck, George Wasson, William Young and Hazel Elliot who are retiring. Lenora Davidson, Grace Poore, and Herb Shannon will replace William Elliott, Bill Howson and Edna Rich- mond on the board of Stewarts. Mr Peck was appointed as the representative to the Presbytery with Fred Howson as alternate - replacing Jun McCall and Mrs. Mary Wightman. Steven Sparing told of the steady growth of the Sunday School and praised the ex- cellent cooperation of all has staff. Mr. Cowan reported that there were 18 baptisms dur- ing 1982, eight !marriages and five funerals. he said there had been 13 members removed by transfer and 25 new members. At the end of 1982 there were 541 members with a total of 295 families. Thanks were expressed to all of the groups in the church and especially to the Cowan who are numstering so splendidly until a perma- nent uunister can be fuwid to come next July. Mrs. Lenora Davidson, Mrs. Robt. Peck, Mrs. Wm. Howson, Mrs. Chas. Stith and Mrs. Evalina Webster attended the Huron -Perth Presbyterial Annual meeting held rn Seaforth on January 24. Mrs. Mary Wightnnan, Mrs. Louise Butte', Mrs. Webster, Mr. Irvine Wallace and Mrs. Jackson attended a dinner in honour of Mrs. Margaret Kal's 25th anniver- sary as choirleader aiid organist of Blyth United Church on January 30th. Mr. and Mrs. (neo. Cowan entertained about 30 mlcuatx'rs of the Blyth Uurted ('hu . h ('holy iii the manse following choir practise on F'rlda y . United hews January 30 was another special day in Blyth United Church with every pew fill- ed. of officers The following children were received for baptism - Jennifer Lynne and Richard Ronald, daughter and son of Ronald and Margaret ( Brown ) Carter; Jollanda Jayne Rachelle, daughter of .lames and Shelley ( Jones) Hubbard; Jeffrey Howard, son of Bradley and Betty ( Culbert I Lewis; Michelle Allay, daughter of Murray and Colleen ( White) McNichol; Clint Curtis, and Lee Ann, son and daughter of Carmen and Arun (Thalen ) Riley, Mr. Ray Madill presented the parents with certificates of Baptism. Mr. Bradley Lewis transferred his membership from Winghani United Chur- ch, Mrs. Betty Lewis from Dwigannon United and Mrs. Darlene Fear- from Blucvale United. Mr. Cowan announced that a • 0 Gorki irnnation classes will begin on March 2 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Patsy Bernard was in charge of the large group for Junior congregation. The Junior choir, wearing their new gowns sang a special anthem. Following the benediction Mrs. Margaret Kai was honored. It was 25 years ago this January that she became organist and choir leader of the Blyth church. Mr. Bodie ('e -mg on behalf of the choir presented her with an engraved silver tray. Mrs. Evalina Webster on behalf of the congregation gave her a crystal basket filled with roses. AT MATH Meat Market NABISCO SHREDDIES 671 gm. CASCADE DISHWASHER DETERGENT 1.B Kg. ROBIN HOOD ALL PURPOSE FLOUR ;. Kg. KRAFT MIRACLE W PI Litre MARTON'S PURE APPLE tUICE 48oz. WF 10TE SWAN TOILET TISSUE 2roil DAD'S OATMEAL COOKIES 750 MI. MAZOLA OIL pAVEX LIQUID BLEAC 3.6 Litre YORK PEANUT TTER 1 Kg. SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY RED ROSE TEA BAGS 60's PARAMOUNT RED SOCKEYE SALON 71/2 01. cin WESTON'S KAISER ROLLS 9's WESTON'S DONUTS Plain, Sugar, Cinnamon MOM'S SOFT MARGARINE 1 Lh. $1 79 $4059 $3059 $2.39 lar $1 029 don 694/ P1g. $1 .69 Bag $1 089 $1 069 $379 $1 c 9 Box $2.89 99° Pkg. 894 65o Tull FRESH NO. 1 HEAD LETTUCE SUNKIST 113's ORANGES 594 Ea. $1 039 1)or. NO. i FRESH CHICKEN LEGS SAVE 80' LB. REGULAR GROUND BEEF DEVON SMALL LINK SAUSAGE SAVE 90' LB. MAPLE LEAF COIL POLISH SAUSAGE SAVE $1.20 LB. FRESH, SLICED BEEF LIVER STORE SLICED MAPLE LEAF MOCK CHICKEN LOAF MAPLE LEAF SI E ACON 500 gram MAPLE LEAF BAVARIAN SAUSAGE 50ogram $1 039 Lb. $1 069 Lim. $1 049 Lb $1 069 Ib. 99q $1999 Lb $2 069 Pkg- $1 a99 F'kg. CARNATION HASH BR tII WNS 2 Ib. Pkg. REGULAR EGGO WAFFLES i1 rtr. YOiiK ICE CREAM 2 Litre 994 $1.19 $2.99 on LYTH Meat Markt 523-4551 Custom Killing Cutting and Wrapping By Appointment. Phone: 52.3- 4551. Open: Monday-Thurs. 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Closed Friday at 6 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. rep for C fl: ival The Blyth Figure Skaters are preparing routines and dances for their carnival. This year at the carnival, "Disney on ice", you will meet some of your favorite Disney characters. As well, extra special guest skaters Kevin Wheeler and Christine Haugh of the Preston Figure Skating Club and the Clinton Pre -Novice Precision Team will present numbers. This exhibition of figure skating talent of beginner skaters to senior skaters in the Blyth area and special guest skaters will be held at the Blyth and District Com- munity Centre on Friday evening, February 18th- It promises to be a presenta- tion that you should attend. dee Wees finis On January 27 the Blyth Pee Wees finished their regular schedule and exhibition games. They had a successful year playing 23 games winn- ing 16, losing 4 and tying 3 games. The following is a list of the scoring statistics for the team. Name G A TPts Larry Hunking 30 32 62 Drew Allen 28 18 46 Michael Radford 19 14 33 Dan McDougall 18 14 32 Paul Hoggart 12 8 20 Graham Glousher 6 10 16 Jeff Vincent 3 13 16 Chris Royal 4 9 13 Jamie McDonald 1 10 11 Dean Whitfield 3 4 7 Tim Walden 1 5 6 Brent Radford 3 2 5 Michael Henry and Michael McDonald have been splitting the duties in the net and have been giving the team excellent goaltending, allowing only 63 goals against for a 2.74 goals -game average. THE WIPJGI4IAM SALES ARENA The Wingham Sales Arena 680Josephine Street, No: Gc end of Whigham onwy. 4 Large 2 Day Chesterfield & Chair Loquideth n Sale Fro y, Feb. 4 and Saturday, Feb. Sth We have been i estriicted by 1-1 ;e manufacturer liquidate thousands of dollars ler. nth of TWO -"1ECE9 3PIIECE9, AND 4 C. CHESTERFIELD AND CHAIR SETS, :,:,so I>ve Seats and a ;ti,r:.e selection of Swivel Rockers (,e _'re 1 teststylles and paries s ach as nylon, lherc,n,oet, ala velvets Syles s ch as Colo 3'radliirioih .9, High H ack and Low iso These cleester- fielai sets will be selling ata fsct81ii of :I "cele ret , i0 vs�3®e - for exams de Occasion:. Swivel ocker, Sugg. ;e ;n61S379<il'tl U"i P; -,:;CE $1 4 Pc. este Held Set Il ch Velvet Up ia olsa Sugg. ReS1195. UR "RICE $779-011 iIP 4 Pc. Iim Nyl,i n Mate Sun. Re OUR P -"'CE Es Set enteouber there will mainly more big savings. Plan attend this 2 day sale. ,.ifso rock 'r.r_ ajin prices on ULK GDS, TUCK COKIES, BULK :LA •jai .G IIS, i:l'ULK CANDY. H1lilae', des of Ileitis to choose frons. #1 Pots =e'es sold in 50 lb. bags. Wi ter el arid footwear at reduced prices. Tie Jeans of all for nieei, l:.:i'les and children. Floor covering Bold ',>y the eialre yard. Used furniture, new mad used guns, ammunition, scopes, hockey sticks, jogging shoes, ing suits, rea.4;,.,er pants, etc. THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357-1730 THE PLACE TS GO FOR BiG SAVINGS Open Monday - Saturday 9 - 6 p.m. Fri. ®Iles ill 9 poria. VISA, MASTE",C "\RD, CHEQUES ACCEPTS FREE PARKING G THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA David Langstaff Ltd© Optician A7 Maaw SI. South, SE AFORTH Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's Prreacelpeloriae Filled Prof -aptly SUMMER HOURS: Mon., Tu s., Thurs., Fri., 10:00 e.m. - 5:30 p.m. Closed Wednesday & Saturdays COMPLETE OP'i'1CAL SERVICE 527-1303 FRED LAWRENCE Electrical Contractor HOME;, FARM AM) COMMERCIAL JIBING P11()70'; AI.'BURN 526-7505 LYLE YOUNOBLUT 011. BURNER SALES & SEH VICE Your Oil Heating Contractor 111,1 TH, ONTARIO PHONE 523-9S15 WARD UPTIGROVE (;HARTF;RF:i) A(.(,(11 NTA'NTS I,isToV, F;1,. )INT. 291-3040 Geo. Burkholder AUT BODY COLLIsION REPAIRS & REFINING TOWING SERVICE; 24 1101 RS A DAA 523-9474 VE YOUR SOLES IN THE I.iANT ADS !"("li)11 Ali N'et Incorporating Tire Bayfield Bugle The Blyth Standard WANT ADS K 48/-3443 D6 482-7741 GENERAI Cordon Elliott 519-;21-4;22 LIFE R. john Flliotl 519-521-4123 E.L Li D" FTr [NNdS-[JRANC.E .B -R O:K.ERS LTD INS1TA ANC F IN ALI RRANC-Fl 1 siahliched 1910 ail YT H, ONTARIO NOM 1 HO S19-523-4481 IVFSTO(k MORTALITY INSURAN( F H.T. DALE s1.l'Tu: TANK 11 4 to. It 'V CLINTON PHON[ 482-3320 or 527-0284 Robert Worsell Plumbing Hea t i n g Sal:. & Service Box 68 Auburn 526-7597 In men's tournament broomball play Orangeville won the men's "A" crown and Maryhill won the "B" championship. Alma and Lucknow are pictured above with Lucknow coming out on top 3-1. (Photo by Rod Hilts ) Beavers learn winter safety The First Blyth Beavers held their annual meeting on January 27 at the Legion Hall. The Cubs attended. OPP Constable G.O. Gaeler from Mount Forest showed a film on Winter Safety. The film showed the right and wrong way of snowmobiling, tobogganing, digging in large snow drifts, etc. Constable Gaeler asked the boys if they had ever seen the dog in action and if they would like to see him, to which he got a resounding response of yes. The group is now waiting to hear from Constable Gaeler as to when the dog will be available. The next meeting is February 3 at the Legion Hall. Senirs enjoy sing -song The Swinging Seniors met Harvey McDowell and Ir - January 26 in the Memorial vine Wallace, accompanied Hall with 52 present. by Ella Richmond at the A sing song was enjoyed piano, was enjoyed by all. with George Cowan leading Nora Kelly introduced and Mrs. Ruby Philp at the Mrs. Mary Campbell who piano. President Jim McCall shared highlights of her re - welcomed all including some newcomers. It was decided that any person who is retired and has time to come, may be a member. A male quartette, Lloyd Walden, .Miller Richmond, Six tables 0 in ay Lost Heir There were six tables at Lost Heir on We esday night. The winners were: 'gh lady, Mary Walden; high man, Wilford Shor- treed; low lady, Evelyn Smith; low man, Edgar Howatt; door prize, Harold Cook. +++ Mr. and Mrs. Daines and Robbie of Exeter visited Sunday afternoon with his mother Mrs. Viola Haines. Euchre There were nine tables at Like euchre 00 nviomuay night. Winners are were: high lady, Marjorie East; high man, Graeme McDowell; low lady, Mary Shobbrook; low man, Marg Nesbit (play- ing as a man) ; ladies' lone hands, Pearl Cummings of Clinton; men's lone hand; Beth Shobbrook (playing as a man). Euchre will be held again on Monday night. cent holiday in Hawaii. Mrs. Evalina Webster con- ducted a Geography contest. Lunch was served by Fern Howatt, Irene Shultz, Evelyn Smith, Mary Hoonard and Ida Proctor. Drug pro''.>lem discussed WiNGHAM- A large group of local young people and some of their parents too, got a first hand look et some of the more common "street drugs" last week and heard about what can happen if you use them - or get caught using them. Wingham Scouts, Cubs, Beavers, Guides, Brownies and CGIT members all showed up for the talk by Constable Eric Goss, public relations officer with the Goderich IPP. The program held at the Wingham Public School, was organized by the Cub leaders. They heard about the various types of drugs cir- culating in the area and afterward got a chance to ask some questions about them. Constable Goss was a former member of the RCMP narcotics squad in Toronto. LYTH Christian Reformed Church tic. A. Melt -main - !tastier Blyth Christian Reformed Church invitees you to its worship services and programs 10 a.m. Holy Baptism Scripture . Romans Chapter 6 Verses 1 •1 1 Confessions Article 34 2 30 p.m Sermon 'The Foolishness of Idolatry" Scriptures • First Kings 18 Verses 22.29 FEATURING ED r sleepers r ' Receiving Blankets (Sitters) Bay Seats r Rattles, Teething Rings ::;;:by Dishes ! Toys a�;, Plastic Diapers MANY MORE ITEMS Surprise S„;meone Special. 1 / off all wellery e an ::id browse through both stores BYTHVAR1ETY KITCHEN CUP OAT/