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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-10-19, Page 6PAGE 6 -CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1983 Harvey receives Gold By Sheron Stadehnann BLYTH - The Blyth Trinity Anglican Church held their Harvest Home service on Sunday with The Rev. William Townshend of London as their guest speaker. He spoke on "you can't do anything without God's Help." After the service a reception was held in the Parish Hall when a plaque was presented to Mr. Jaynes Towe of London by the Wardens. There were 12 children who received their perfect atten- dance pins by Rev. Robin Lyons. Don't forget the Senior Citizens' Pot Luck Supper to be held in the Blyth Memorial Hall at6p.m. on Oct. 31. Euchre Eight tables of euchre was played on Mon- day night in the Blyth Memorial Hall and the winners were: High Lady, Mrs. Vi Howes ( Clinton i; High Man, Jue Holmes; Low Lady, Marg Thorndike t Clinton 1; Low Man, Millar Richmond; Ladies Lone Hands, Bernice McClinchey; Men's Lone Hands, Mike Cumming t Brussels I ; Special, Marg Brooks. Euchre next week in the Memorial Hall. Everyone Welcome! Blyth Women's Institute The Blyth Women's Institute rnet in the Blyth Memorial Hall Oct. 6. We had guests from Walton Women's In- stitute and Londesboro Women's Institute. The meeting was in the hands of Mrs. Harold Carter and Mrs. Dan McInnes. Mrs. McInnes gave a reading on Thanksgiv ing. The speaker was Huron County Health Educator Sheryl Gilbert. Sheryl spoke on stress, the various kinds and how to cope. Sheryl also showed slides of stress and how it affects us. Stress is something we all en- counter at some time in our life. Lenora Davidson and Eunice Ernke gave a report of the Huron County Institute rally. Eunice Emke will be delegate to the Women's Institute area meeting at St. Mary's Oct. 27-28. Our next meeting to be Nov. 3 at 8 p.m. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCall have just returned from a most enjoyable motor trip to Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. While there, they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Almer McCall and helped them celebrate their 60th Wedding Anniversary. On Oct. 8 they had an open house at their church, where over three hun- dred people signed the guest book. On Sunday, 32 friends and relatives sat down to a turkey dinner prepared by their two daughters and a daughter-in-law. Sunday visitors at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCall were Mr. and Mrs. Ross r nor Award for service Milton of New Hamburg and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ayer off Hopewell Hill, N.B. Lions club news The Blyth Lions held their Ladies night on Oct. 13. We had as our guests Robbie and Carol Lawrie, John Battye and Betty Mallett, Piet and Ann Reinsma and Tom Cronin. This was our way of showing our ap- preciation for the help in completing some of our projects. We also had a couple of our youths report on their experiences while on the youth ex- change. The Lions donated $100.00 to the Blyth Memorial Hall to help replace some of the kitchen equipment. We also donated $300 to the Blyth Figure Skating Club. Blyth United Church News Rev. Ken Bauman's sermon last Sunday at the Blyth United Church dealt with the subject of Perseverance and was made powerful by his lucid reading.. Church Teen Nite was held Sunday even- ing in John Leibold's home, and Teen Movie Nite is being held on Friday at Dean Iawrie's home. Blyth United Church's 21st Anniversary Celebration is Oct. 30 at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Everyone is looking forward to Rev. Bauman's messages and the choir's special music. UCW Thankoffering The annual U.C.W. fall Thankoffering ser- vice was held last Sunday night. A fair number of Blyth ladies, invited guests from Donneybrook and Calvin Brick churches, and two men, brave enough to respond to the ladies' invitation, attended. Susan Howson introduced the speaker Mrs. Margaret Robinson of CHSS teaching staff, who last year spent five months in Java, Indonesia, teaching English to mostly Moslem children. She went under the spon- sorship of Christian Communications Inter- national. Mrs. Robinson showed slides which she took in the locality in which she worked. The included pictures of housing, field crops, field workers and the homes of the rich. Women from an early age are trained to carry very heavy loads. Her viewers were horrified at the primitive living standards and unsanitary conditions that still exist. Before refreshments were served in the Church Hall, people lined up to see Mrs. Robinson's diversified display of Indonesian souvenirs ranging from tea to dolls. Mrs. Robinson began last Oct. to book her travelogue for which she charged a set fee. With only two more showings to give, she will have achieved her goal - to send more than several thousand dollars via Ceda to Indonesia, to go towards the building of a badly needed Christian school. President June Peck thanked the charm- ing speaker for her generous commentary and presented her with Blyth U.C.W.'s gift of money for her project. St. Michael's CWL "Something to be thankful for on Thanksgiving" was the roll call answered by eleven members of St. Michael's C.W.L. when they met on Oct. 10 at the home of Marie Heffron. Mary Sanders reported that the Pro -Life Rally in Toronto was well attended. Eleven members of St. Michael's Church were there. League members have been asked to save old beads and rosaries so that these may be made into new rosaries. They were also ask- ed to save used stamps for the Canadian Jesuit Missions. Twenty-five dollars will be sent to the Whitfield family who recently lost their barn due to fire. Corrie Brand will be displaying and sell- ing religious articles in St. Michael's on November 13. Harvey Sillib taken by surprise At a regular meeting of Blyth Lodge 303 A.F. and A.M. on Monday night Brother Harvey Sillib was presented with a Gold Honor Award in recognition of his outstanding service in York Rite Masonry, by the York Rite Sovereign College of North Amercia. His nephew worshipal brother Leroy Har- rison read the address and his grandson, Brother Bruce Sillib, pinned the lapel emblem on him. Harvey Sillib returned home last Friday from a moose hunting trip, 12 miles west of Estair, and reports the moose plentiful there. Madeline Laffin gave a short, informative talk on the Jehovah's Witnesses. Helpers for Coffee Sunday, Nov. 6 will be Joanne Campschroer, Marguerite Hallahan, Yvonne Cronyn and Aileen Cronyn. The mystery prize donated by Dorothy VanSteelandt was won by Joanne Camp- schroer. The next meeting will be hald on November 14 at the home of Agnes Lam- merant. Wingham man wins Honda Hallrice 4-H Dairy Calf Club Achievement Day was held at Brussels Fall Fair on Wednesday, September 21. Bruce Pewtress of R.R. 3 Wingham was the big winner of the Honda A.T.C. 110. The winning ticket was sold to him by his son Kyle, who is a first year member of the Hallrice club. Congratulations Bruce and thank you members of the community who supported this activity. Winners of the club were: Lisa Boonstoppel of RR 1 Auburn showed the top Junior Jersey, Shelley Good, RR 3 Auburn, showed the winning Junior Ayrshire, In- termediate Ayrshire winner was Heather Fenton, RR 1 Belgrave. Junior Brown Swiss winner was Andy Methery, RR 1 Belgrave, Sherri Lee Fenton RR 1 Belgrave showed the winning intermediate Brown Swiss. Anita Bos RR 3 Blyth showed the winning Junior Holstein and Brian Wiersma RR 1 Blyth showed the top intermediate Holstein. Junior Showperson was Bryan Howatt RR 1 Blyth. Senior Showperson was Allan Scott RR 1 Belgrave. Shannon Hallahan had the top dairy calf and Laura Hallahan was the top showperson in the Junior members of the club. Shannon received a trophy donated by the Wingham Veterinary Clinic and Laura received a trophy donated by the Wingham Veterinary Clinic and Laura received a trophy donated by the Brussels Fair Board. 4-11.1 Homemaking - Blyth Fitness Fanciers On Oct. 15 the Fitness Fanciers had two meetings combined into one. Debbie Craig, our leader, showed us skin care and make-up techniques with Mary Kay cosmetics.' We all enjoyed the meeting and iearned a lot of beauty tips. - by Laura Hallahan. 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