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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-03-02, Page 7I1LYTI Christian Refored Church Hr s. A. 1➢ielernan - Pastor Blyth Christian Reformed Church invites you to its wh p seriiees marl programs 10 a.m. orsSermon - "Sin: Deadly Results" Scripture - Genesis 3 Verses 14-21 2:30 p. m. Sermon - "The Church & The State" Scripture - Romans 13 Verses 1-7 Confession of Faith Article 36 It's a special celebration to have a baby girl born on Feb. 22, the joint birthday of Scout and Guide founders Lord and Lady Baden Powell. Little Jessica, the daughter of Steve and Maria Kochis of Londesboro made her world debut at the Clinton hospital on that date and was presented with a flower on behalf the Clinton Guides. Phyllis Edwards made the presentation. (Shelley McPhee photo ) world of Prayer on March 4 By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse This community extends sympathy' to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mason on the loss of his brother Lloyd Mason of Lucan who died on February 24 in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. The World Day of Prayer will be held in Trinity Anglican Church on March 4 at 2:30 p.m. Visiting at the home of Mrs. Robert Procter on Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry, Marilyn, Kimberley and Daryl of Londesboro, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter, Karen and Kevin and Mrs. Howard Zettler of Chepstow, Marjory Procter of Sarnia spent a couple of days last week with her mother Mrs. Robert Procter. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Minick, Edwin, Cathy and .Jennifer of Kitchener and David Hanna of North Bat- tleford, Saskatchewan, who is at present working in Sim- coc, spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna and on Saturday evening all attend- ed the 50th wedding annive' - sary of Mr. and Mrs. David Lennox, Listowel in the Listowel Legion. Mr. Lennox is a brother of Mrs. Hanna. Mrs. Lois Warwick of Glencoe spent a few days with her sister-in-law Mrs. Laura Johnston. Mrs. Hazel Procter is a pa- tient in the University Hospital, London. Vincent Makas and Miss Patricia Keith of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler. Trudy Taylor, Cindy Campbell and Lynn Haines returned home on Friday from a week's vacation to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Mrs. Mark Armstrong is now a resident at the Pinecrest Nursing Home, I,ucknow. The lyth Standard..... o .. *from page 6 the United Church, who had visited two years ago these strife riven countries. June Peck; President, an- nounced the World Day of Prayer on March 6 at 2 p.m. in the Anglican Church said that this year's program had been prepared by women of the Caribbean, and that Rev. Adrian Dieleman of the Christian Reformed Church will be giving the medita- tion. Blyth 1 4H The second meeting of the Blyth 1 4-H Club entitled On- tario's Heritage was held on February 22 at Eunice Emke's. The roll call was answered by six members. The officers are: Presi- dent - Elaine Brown; Vice AUTOMOBILE President - Cathy Mahon; press reporter and secretary - revolving. The topics of the second meeting were Scandinavian, German and Mennonite cooking. We all sampled the Deli sandwiches, Potato Pancakes, Peach Kuchen and Celery Soup, represen- ting the countries we studied. The next meeting will be held on March 1. Euchre There were 10 tables of euchre played on Feb. i. The winners were: high lady, Mable McAdam of Clinton; high gent, Pearl Cummings of Clinton, play- ing as man; low lady, Lorra Cook; low gent, Len Shor- brook; ladies lone hands, Ella Richmond; men's lone hands, Wilford Shortreed of Walton; special, Jane Glousher of Auburn. the SES ppy Ga The Happy Gang Seniors held a pot luck •'inner on Feb. L3 with a large number attending. After dinner a short business meeting was held and a thank you note was read from Elsie Shaddick for sympathies extended on the loss of her daughter-in-law Nancy. It was agreed to invite Blyth Swinging Seniors to March 30 meeting at 1:30 p.m. Bob and Audrey Thompson, Lorne and Addie Hunking are in charge of the entertainment. Lunch convenors are Jake and Mary McDougall and Isabel Airdrie. Mr. Hewitt of London met on Tuesday with 10 members at the home of Beth Knox with explanations on the New Horizons Grant. After the meeting seven tables of cards were played. Winners were: ladies' high, Dora Shobbrook; lone hands, Verna Glazier; low, Kay Konarski; men's high, Jean Scott (playing as a man) ; low hands Jake McDougall; lone hands, Margaret Good (playing as a man) . Shuffle board Feb. 23 winners were: ladies' high, Vietta Hoggart; 2nd high, Clara Riley; low, Dora Shobbrook; 2nd low, Audrey Thompson; high man, Reg Lawson; 2nd high, Watt Reid; low, Lorne Hunk- ing; 2nd low, Bob Thompson. Play off winners were Reg Lawson and Dora Shob- brook; low, Bob Thompson and Clara Riley. W.1. Cards At WI cards there were six tables in play on February 25. Winners were: ladies' high, Stella Adams; lone hands, Alice Buchanan; low, Betty Hulley; men's high, Bob Thompson; lone hands, Les Reid; low, Vietta Hog- gart (playing as a man). In charge were Addie and Lorne Hunking. Cards will be played again in three weeks, March 18 - Notice the change of date. United Church Sunday morning greeters were Jack Lee and Lorne Hunking, ushers were Kathy Kennedy, Deanna Lyon, Kerri Shepherd and Crystal Whyte. Mr. Colin Swan welcomed all and announced that the IT'S WORTH THE DRIVE! P P Free Delivery Service. CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY NIGHT' TILL9P.M. Main St., Dublin 345-2250 GO G () Fine )ET t E R 0146/in Furniture THE BLYTH STANDARD Dora Shobbrook editor 1der g seniors hold dinner flowers on the memoriam stand were placed in memory of Wm. Treble of Colborne 1 ownship by Mr. and Mrs. Jun Radford and faraaily. At the World Day of Prayer on March 4 a filar will be shown on the Carib- bean. Junior teachers were Jane Swan and June Fothergill. Londesboro 111 4-11 The second Londesboro 111, 4-11 meeting was held at the home of Helen Kolkrnan February 21st. Members uiade celery soup, Deli Special, Potato Pancakes and Dutch Peach Kuchen. While the food was cooking the meeting was held then members tested the food. It Neigh orly Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Radford on the death of her father Wm. Treble, age 72, of Col- borne Township. He died in Goderich Hospital Feb. 24. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee on a new Grandson Ryan, born on Feb. 22 in Kitchener Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lee, Blyth, a brother for Christopher and Jason. Mrs. Cliff Shobbrook was admitted to Wingham hospital on Feb. 22 with phlebitis. Glad to report Clare Vin- cent returned home on Fri- day from Clinton hospital. Doug Vincent has purchas- ed the house from Sam Doherty, Concession 9, Lot 31 Hullett and moved in on the weekend. Florence Cartwright and John attended the Detroit - Montreal Hockey game in Detroit Sunday going by bus sponsored by Clinton Minor Hockey. Mrs. Jerry Smith and Michael of Kincardine visited on Friday with her Parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob e S Burns. Visiting on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Saunder- cock were his mother Mrs. Laura Saundercock, Mr. and Mrs. John Saundercock and Lisa of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck, Kelly and Christopher of Ailsa Craig, honouring Cliff on his birth- day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen and Colleen Scruton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson, Brian and Sandra at Ridgetown. Karin Schacht of London spent the weekend with Elizabeth Swan, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Schacht visited on Sunday at the manse. The W.I. Education meeting will be held March 9 at 8 p.m. and Richard Lobb will be the guest speaker. Anyone wishing to bring an antique, Mr. Lobb will evaluate them. Everyone is also invited to bring a guest. Friday evening visitors with Mrs. Joe Shaddick were John Shaddick, Dan and Paul of Goderich and Debbie of Toronto. Another successful euchre party held Twelve tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the W.I. Hall on February 23. Winners Were: high lady, Mrs. Janisa Coultes; low lady, Mrs. Bert Johnston; novelty lady, Mrs. Garner Nicholson; most lone hands lady, Mrs. Agnes Caskanette; high man, William Black; low man, William Gow; novelty man, Herb Clayton; most lone hands, man -Wilfred Caslick. There will be euchre again next week starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Trinity Anglican Church Rev. Robin Lyons Sunday Morning Service 9:45 a.m. Sunday School commences • 1982 FORD GRANADA 4 dr. 1981 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 dr. with air 1980 CHIEV. IMPALA 4 dr. with air. 1980 DODGE ASPEN 2 dr 1980 DD E ST. 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Phone 523-9581 1 Coming Events MYTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIE TY will meet on March 8 at 8 p m en the Memorial Holl Guest speaker is Howie Langan of Clinton 9 APPLICATIONS by moil for port and full time summer employ mens now being received Jre vis Photo Inc (film processing olont) Bow 17000 Clincnn Ont NOM ILO 8 910 11 Farmers fur a good farm building at a rr,mpetltivc Ince PHONF RAY [AMBERS CONSTRUCTION 482-3305 Clinton 1 121 1 1 `T I'v1 .1 r f 310 7 Situations Wanted STUDENT LOOKING for gross cutting lobs during Spring and Summer Phone 523 4281 9 10 EXPERIENCED MOTHER will bobysit in my own home anytime during the day 523 9347 9 10 11 Articles For Solo TAKING ORDERS for maple syrup Concoct Gorth Walden 523 9795 Also available of Snell s Grocery ;n Blyth 9 1 1 Chimney Cleaning vFQtd'9 CHIMNEY $16�tiIF6° Phone 927 0674 of 9or e:tOO 7279 12 Wanted To Buy WANTED small calves either dairy or beef Clore Von Comp 357 2861 27tf 19 Notice PHIL s refrigerator and op- plionce service Prompt depen doble service io all makes and models of domestic appliances Phone. R87 9057 77t1 CONCRFTE WORK chimney and roofing reporrs Speciohiinq in stohhng Don Ives Phone Brussels 887 9024 2741 Expert t M A, n Wrerk;nq We huy crrap rots rods bO99enes and strop Phase Ft}17 9561 77t9 19 Notice PREGNANT and need help'? Free positive. confidential sup, port Birthright. Coll 357 1066 or 357 2392 357 1769 or London 432 7197 collect 27tf ERG Sales -Service Installation -Barn Cleaners -Runk F ceders Stapling Manure cons es cis Fits l 1 S11\4,1111, Donald G. Ivey R.R. 2, BLYTH Phone IlrreeseIs 8.87 9029 319f CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAV. MARC. Design crest The Hullett 'Township Recreation Cornrrntttee and Hullett Council are sponsor- ing a contest for a design suitable for a Hullett township crest. Entries are to be sent in by April 22 to Mrs. Tom Duizer of Lor. desboro. Aim wells meet The Airnwell Unit met on Feb. 21 at the home of Helen Lee. Thank you cards were received from Nelson Lear, Colin and Jane Swan and family and the family of Edith Lovett. Members discussed going to Huronview for a day in April to quilt and all ladies of the congregation are invited. The Roll Call for March will ask members to bring towels for kitchen. The ham supper was discussed and committees named. Brenda Radford introduc- ed the study on the south Pacific and Joan Whyte con- ducted two contests. Lunch was served by Lena Nisbitt and Florence Cartwright. Ship your Livestock with FRANK VOOCFF RR No. 1 - Dashwood 238-2707 (call collect) Shipper To United Co- operatives Of Ontario Livestock Department, Toronto. Stockers and Feeders Available CALL TUESDAY BY 8:00 A.M. FOR PROMPT SERVICE /CIA; "sAvs ELECTRICAL WORK THA T5 TRW LE FREE, YOUR COMPLETE SAT/STACTION is TEE -INDUSTRIAL '(SIDENTIAL Barry iBs.achanon 3-P11 ELECTRIC E CUN'T®Pli 482-7374 C1' 2, 1 °i:i.K — PAGE 7 ST PATRICK DANCE sule'T ICI COMM. f ENTR "•'a ACIN ^ 4-1 AM gid* 12/'$3 Music y Knight dors �� 5 E BY Bt. VIII L1O644S L YTII4 s,;,,:®W TRA V ELLE S '8.00 PECLi - LUNCH ORRIS TtIiWNSHJP FEDERATION OF AG (CULTURE "ANNUAL MEETING" M' rch lOth, 1983 el i robe Women's institute Il��li 4t 7o00 p.m. *Not Beef Supper Guest Speaker -Neil McGoviii Ticket Available from line ' ifregtors ah OO or phone 523-9595 357-1939 BLYTH HY' RO ELECTRIC COMMISSION Schedule of Rtes Effective March 1st 198 for ail energy used on and after the date. Residential Old Raters First 250 K.W.N. All additional K.W.H. NiErainrourn New Rates LAO° per K.W.N. 3.33° per K.W.H. °4106 General Class First 256 K.W.H. Next 9°7S0 K.W.N. Ail edditionei K.W.H. Minimum biii 5.30° 3.A®' 4.06 5.66° per K.W.N. 41.66° per K.W.N. 2.76° per K.W.N. °41.66 5.36° 41.1)5° 2.65° °41.66 Ming i d First 56 KW 6eiee9ce KW no charge °2.ee per KW no charge °4.66 Aver 9 increase 4.5% DUN(AN HINES DELUXE 11 CAKE MIXES 1 009 PKC. HEINZ 4807. TOMATO llUICE $1 .19 TIN COTTONELLE 4 ROLL TOILET TISSUES $1 049 PKC. LEAVER PIECES &STEMS MUSHROOMS 1007. 79 TIN WESTON SANDWICH BREAD 694 1(TAF ( HOCOLATE FAMILY ROLLS89(t FRESH CHICKEN LEGS �� 19 0LB. IO LBS. OR MORE $1 o®9L SCHNEIDER'S BUCKET BREADED CHICKEN $4 1 REG. OR HONEY WHOLE 12-14 LB. AVG. PORK LOINS �2 19 LIQ. MAPLE LEAF'/z PICKLED COTTAGE R'R LLS si 089 LB. MAPLE LEAF COIL POLISH SAUSAGE $q 1a9 n 9 B MAPLE LEAF "STORE SLICED" COOKED HAM $2099 Lf$. SUMMER, SAUSAGE, KOLBOSSA, )AGWURST, SALAMI MAPLE LEAF o BOLOGNA END(HUNK $1 19LB. (.ENTRE SLI( ES $1 039 SALMON STEAKS $3099 tB. RYTH [AT MARKEET Open: Monday-Thurs. 8 a.m.•fr p.m ; (Iosed Friday at h p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.- p m Custom killing Cutting and Wrapping Ry Appointment Phone 523-4551