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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-03-30, Page 6PAGE 6--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARC 30, 193 lyt Unite By Sheron Stade. i ann The Blyth and District Community Palm Sunday Service was held at the Blyth United Church on March 27. Mr. George Cowan, minister of the church, led the service with Mrs. Donald Kai at the organ and Mrs. Albert Wasson at the piano. Mrs. Kai led the choirs com- posed of the following chur- ches, Trinity Anglican Chur- ch, Londesboro United Chur- ch, Christian Reformed Church and Blyth United Church, they sang three songs during the service. The guest speaker was Rev. Adrian Dielenian who spoke on the theme, The Suf- fering Servant. Other ministers assisting with the service were Rev. Robin Lyons, Rev. Charles Swan, Mr. Colin Swan and Mrs. George Cowan. Lost Heir There were six tables of Lost Heir played on Wednes- day night with the winners as follows: high lady, Mary Holland; high man, Ray Madill; low lady, Dorothy Daer; low man, Gordon Murrey. Lost Heir will be played next week. Everyone is welcome. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Ken Longman of London visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Longman and family of Blyth. Euchre There were 11 tables of euchre played on Monday night with the winners as follows: high lady, Lilly Leatherland of Auburn; high man, Len Shobbrook; low lady, Mrs. Mel Jacklin of Brussels; low man, John Simpson of Brussels; ladies' lone hands, V i Howes of Clin- ton; men's lone hands, Cliff Hoegy of Walton; special, Ted Mills of Auburn. UCW News The Blyth U.C.W. met on March 24. Mary Campbell, with Susan Howson assisting, showed a film strip, The Silver Seas. By telling of the experiences of Judith Ray, a Toronto nurse, who served as a tutor in nursing schools in Papua, New Guinea. Mrs. Campbell made clear that the South Seas, despite their abundance of flowers, fruits, fish, ideal THE MMXTH STANDARD re ho temperatures and native hospitality can be far from paradise. 111 equipped hospitals, understaffed nurs- ing schools, malnourished children, (people's lifestyle - the chief culprit ) and multilanguage barriers create problems. June Peck conducted the business session and an- nounced special interest events: the Evening Thankoffering service, April 10, fur which Sharon Wittich is guest speaker, and Special Events night in North Street United, Goderich, April 11. Blyth Public School On March 18, the Grade 3, 4 class held their assembly under the direction of Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Battye. Opening exercises were on Easter including a hymn, Bi- ble story, song and play. Piano solos were given by Darryl Elliott, David Hessels, Laurie Wharton, Tammi Medd, Vicki Glousher, Karli Yanchus, and Rick Howson. Public speaking winners retold their speeches at the Assembly - Kelly Cook, Tarn - mi Medd, Deborah Logue, Laurie Wharton and Rhonda Stadelmann. A puppet py, a health play and French play were performed. A gymnastics routine was en- joyed by all. A St. Patrick's Day reading and two Irish songs completed -the program. Science Fair winners were: Grade 8 - John Leibold, 2nd and David Spading, 1st in physical; Julie Howson, 1st and Anita Bos, 2nd in biology. Grade 7 - Steven Souch, 1st and Tim Walden, 2nd in biology; Kris Snell, 1st and Chris Royal, 2nd in physical. Grade 6 - Lori Leibold, 1st and Margaret Cronyn, 2nd in biology; Jamie MacDonald, 1st and Matthew King, 2nd in physical. se Blyth 4-H On March 23 the Blyth III 4-H Club held their fourth meeting at Howson's. We had to cook antipasto, Middle Eastern Stuffed Vegetables, Apple pie - Greek style and Mint Tea. We all agreed that most of tonight's dinners were pretty good. While we were letting these things cook we read "roll call" and read meeting four. We ate, then cleaned up and discussed what each person will make for the par- ty. When each person agreed on this we closed the meeting with the 4-H motto. CWL to tale part in mission The monthly meeting of the Blyth St. Michael's CWL was held on March 14. A parish mission is to be held from March 19 to 23 in Clinton. On Tuesday of that week there will be a special Prayer and Blessing of the Sick. The league members will see that any sick or 1 Corning Events KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION will be held at Blyth Public School on Tuesday, April 12 from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Students born in 1978 are eligible. If you have not already been con- tacted by the school, please calf 523.9201 for an appointment. 13,14 PANCAKE SUPPER - Knox United Church, Auburn,Wedpesday, April 6 from 5 p.m.: 7:30 p.m.., Adults $4, students under 12 $2, preschoolers free, family rate $14. 13 E. Parker PLUM ING AND HEATING Speeialiiing in pun)ps. Nt al Cr %oficncrs. combi- nation furnace', R.R. 2 ,e.I.YTH PHONE 887-6079 31 t 5IMP5 WOODWORKING and — C' i SYl";UCYION Renovations, prices. YOU eligible for groiet lens OF grants. Call far a free estimate. MURRAY SIMPSON ®LYTh 523-9427 Contract reey he 1. Corning Events BLOOD donor clinic Thursday, April 7 at Winyham High School, 12:30 - 4 p.m. and 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. 13,14 THE HURON County Health Unit invites you to attend the Adult Health Guidance Centre, held at the Health Unit office, Medical Building, Brussels on Wednsday, April 6, 1983 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. for: 1) Health Surveillance 2) Foot Care 3) Anaemia Screening 4) Urine Testing 5) Blood Pressure. 13or Farmers fora good farm building at a competitive rice: NE RAY LAM 1E[';S CONST IUCTI ill N 4 ::2-3305 Clinton FREE ESTIMATES 3 Hf I. ERG Sales -Service Installation •Barn Cleaners -Bunks Feeders -Stabling -Manure FRF- FS11\1.1'11-S Donald G. Ives R.R. 2, BI.YTH Phone Brussels 887-9024 31tf 12. Wonted To Buy WANTED - small calves, either dairy or beef. Clare Von Camp. 357.2861. 27tf 14. Property For Sole RANCH STYLE brick bungalow, main floor laundry -room, at- tached garage, finished rec- room. Hamilton St., Blyth. Phone 523-4326 after • 3 p.m. 12,13x 18. Property Wanted TWO BEDROOM house in village of Blyth. Phone 523- 4234.— 13,14x 19. Notice PREGNANT and need help? Free, positive, confidential sup- port. Birthright. Call 357-1066 or 357-2392, 357-1769 or London 432-7197 collect. --27tf PHIL's refrigerator and ap- pliance service. Prompt depen- dable service to all makes and models of domestic appliances. Phone 887-9062. 27tf CONCRETE WORK - Expert chimney and roofing repairs. Specializing in stabling. Don Ives. Phone Brussels 887- 9024. 27tf L. & M. Auto Wrecking. We buy scrap cars, rads, batteries and scrap. Phone 887-9561.- 2714 Help Wanted SELL 2 EAL ESTATE ® to ®aar 1983 expansions pro -,rain we require a Real Estate Salesperson fir the Blyth lrtricto We offers * ~%Igla C oeeaissioe Split *M naggerial Assistance *Many Listings vallable *Free Adverrtistn.. Rot? a Pers,nal interview, phone collect, Michael Melnteeo Salesir--tanager, Walkerton, 519-881- 3746, or 519-881-2270. WILFRED MdINTU AN® CO. LIMITED REALTOR elderly from Blyth area get there. Dorothy VanSteelandt, Nellie Van Bakel, Joan Mid- degall and Madeline Laffin will help with coffee, Sun- day, April3. The next meeting will be held on April 13 after the 8 p.m. mass in the home of Marie Heffron. Seniors Study MVCA Work A potluck luncheon was held by the Blyth Swinging Seniors in the Memorial Hall on March 23. Marie McClure sang two Irish songs and led the seniors in three favorites with Ruby Philp accompany- ing. Bill Manning, chairman of the Advisory Board of Maitland Valley Authority districuted materials, in- cluding pamphlets and maps to explain the operation of the authority and showed an excellent film on floods in southern Ontario and advis- ed everyone to try to be good caretakers of the land in our timei. Cards were then played to finish the . oon. The nexi ting is to be on April:26 at 12 noon for a potluck luncheon. The guest speaker will be George Cowan. Blyth's oldest citizen 99 -year-old Mrs. Edith Logan had the honor of cutting the gold ribbon to open the new ank of Commerce building in the village. Bank manager Dick Poore and village Reeve Tom Cronin also took part in the historic event. Heid on Saturday the open house was attended by more than 50 local residents. (Shelley McPhee photo) Canadian Imperial Bank hold official opening Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Blyth, of- ficially opened their new premises on March 26, with a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house to the public. Branch Manager, W.R. Poore spoke words of welcome to a large audience and introduced William Benedict, Regional Office Superintendent. Mr. Benedict commented favorably on the new facilities and gave a brief history of the Bank's impor- tance over the years. He noted that over $300,000 had been spent on the building to meet present and future banking needs in the area. Reeve, Tom Cronin was ,,:then ,ii trgduced acid extend- ed his congratulations. All present were delighted to have Mrs. Edith Logan, at the youthful age of 99, on hand to cut the ribbon. She expressed how honored she Elegantly served special Easter Dinner front 111:30 rite, -8:00 pm Sunday. April3rd B H it KED AA... with ail the trlmr:ings le. Salad Bur, Soup or Juke arid Rice or ielio. Re -opening Sunday SMORGASBORD from 4:30 Pica -8:00 pan Adults Children a ...e9rerything included TRIPLE e`K" RESTAURANT ♦ I � BLYTllr Y.523-9623 4.) Pleasing You Pleases Us. HOURS /Monday 90 TOomovday 0 a.0. 9101 99 Friday 0 0.0. 901 99:95 p.m.: S09mrday 7 a.m. 9111 99:90 p.00.: Sunday 9 a.m. 90 19:05 p.m. a Da id Longstaff Ltd. Optic ran M7 Main Si. South. SF AHHI 1 11 Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's Prescriptions) Allied Prornptls SUMMER HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Closed Wednesday & Saturdays COMPLETE OPTICAL SERvICF: 527-1303 FRED LAWRENCE Electrical Contractor mow,. F .ARIS1 VVSI) Nit IOW ti LIU ltd 326-7505 LYLE YOUNGBLUT 1111. 111 R SF;R SALES & SERVICE Your Oil Heating Contra( tor IU." Th. ONTARIO 523-9585 APD UPTIGROVE l:l-IAK"1'l-iitF:l) 0:(1)1 NT NTb 1.1s"T()\ F.I.. ION1 . 291-34-14) Geo. Burkholder AUTO BODY (:(H.I.I»IO'S TOW LNG SEM. II:F. 21 HOURS ,y 1) .tr y 523-9474 Cal BUHKE ELECTIRIC1-td. l l,•) tns.. • s,(1111r,tt tor., A[1,11.99), i',r•. 4 r` 1r) ,til r` tNF FlOri,lr`r,tt)(>n 1)Ptv4 r• Open ti (lays a week 'lint r'fst4a:R'etga-i- Inco( or©Q n0 Tl'e Boy4leld aught The ®Iy9h Standard W NT w 482-3443 09 DS RK 4,;;2-774 2-7741 GENERAL (,orrton Flliott ,19-,2t-4472 LIFE R. John Elliott S19-',21-4121 ELLIOTT INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. INSURAN(F IN All BRAN( HIS Ictahliched 1910 Bl YTH, ONTARIO NOM 1H0 519-523-4481 l IVFST()( K MORTAL ITY INSURAN( F H.T. DALE S1- I'1 I(. I- INK 191 11111N(; SENT14:F. CLINTON PHONE 482-3320 or 527-0284 Robert Worsell Plumbing Heating Sales & Service Box 68 Auburn 526-7597 1 was, to be asked to take part in the ceremony. Felix Jenoska, on behalf of Norbet J. Schuller, Ar- chitect, presented Mr. Poore with the symbolic Gold Key to the branch. Other regional office guests present included Jim Cutherbert, Manager of Con- sumer Banking and Tom Kahnert, Branch Represen- tation and Premises Officer. Several compliments were received in favor of the hran(h as well as the staff on their new uniforms of burgundy suits com- plemented by gold corsages, which represent the Com- merce colours. After a tour of the new facilities, visitors enjoyed a light lunch. Blyth peewees receive trophy The Blyth Peewee team participated in Young Canada Week at Goderich last week. Blyth wen their first game against Wellesley 1-0 in a close game. Also in their second game Blyth scored a 3-2 victory over Bel- mont in sudden death over- time on a breakaway goal by Larry Nanking. In the semifinal game against Em- bro, after two disallowed goals, Blyth lost 4-3. The Blyth team was very honored to be presented with the trophy for the Most Sportsmanlike Team To finish off an enjoyable and succee,^fu1 ncason, the tonss-�p '.:" .' .1_ 11 Baintons won their first Blyth Industrial Hockey League championship Sun- day night by edging Rad - fords 7-6. Baintons swept the best of three final two straight. Radfords led 5-3 at the end of the second period but Baintons stormed back with four goals in the final period to gain the victory. Jeff Lockridge scored his second goal of the game with 59 seconds remaining to break the tie. Other Bainton scorers were Barney Stewart with two, Bob Hillis, Brian Shiell and Bob Mammersteeg. Ken Ritchie scored twice for Radfords with singles going to Ron Cook, Ron Hunking and Jim Kellar. Members of the Bainton team include Gary team played host to St. Lambert Peewees from Quebec. Blyth came out on top 4-3 in a real fast skating game. After the game the mothers of the Blyth boys treated both teams to a hot supper while boys from both teams had a chance to meet each other. .1 .L. Hesseiwood, Andy Ives, Bob Hillis, Ken Stewart, Steve Robinson, Kevin Tasker, Jeff Lockridge, Bob Mam- mersteeg, Brian Shiell, Dar- ryl Chalmers, Bill McDougall, Barney Stewart and Don Shiell. The League's year-end dance will be held April 16 at the Blyth Community Centre and tickets may be bought from league members. Belgrave United choose stewards By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse Preceding his message on Palm Sunday, Rev. John G. Roberts installed the recent elected officers to the Ses- sion and the Board of Stewards. John Nixon and John R. Taylor were in- stalled as members of the Session. Mrs. Ruth .lohnston, John C'ampbell and Clifford Coultes are the new members of the Board of Stewards at Knox United Church, Belgrave. People report Kevin and Trevor Logan of Wyoming spent a few holidays last week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George McGee and Mrs. Dorothy Logan. During the week their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan visited at the same homes and the boys returned home on Friday with their parents. Miss Sheila Anderson returned home last Tuesday after visiting with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Turn to page 7 SNELL'S GROCERY LTD. Lewis Soft T ist White BREAD 24 oz. loafe e o a o 0 0 0 0 Dietrich's 100% Whole Wheat BREA'T 675 Weston Brown 'n Serve R LLS 12's.. a o 0 o a . Lewis Fruit PIES each 000000ooe,,,o„a,00,o00000 Sunkist Navel>• RANGES 113's per doz.. e .. 0 o , 0 0 0 U.S. . Head LETTUCE each 000000ooa000.o.o.o000 ME ICAPI Vine Ripe TOMATOES per lb.... 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