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ge number attend C alvineUe renia
By Sherou Stadel-mann
arch 11, the Caivinette Counsellors of
Blyth, boatel a Calvinette counsellor and
Calvinette • reunion. Invitations were sent
out to former, members from the surroun-
ding area, to the west coast and more than
75 attended.
The evening started out with a ' flag
ceremony, with the singing of '0 Canada'
and the . 'Calvinette Hymn'. Joanne
VanAlnersfoort, who is the Head
CounStd'lor, Welcomed everyone and opened
the evening: by reading a passage from the
Bible, foilewing withprayer. They next read
a .Praise Festival' with everyone par-
ticipatiirg, and then a game was played to
find' out how many miles they had travelled
and how many vears they hack been J
Calvinettes. After sifgtng a few sols
slides were shown of fernier cannpnats and
conventions.
After the closing, everyone returned to the
basement of, the church for coffee and cake.
A few of the ladies brought some of their
crafts and pictures to share with everyone.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of
the beginning of Calvinettes. There are
17,000 Calvinettes and 4,400- Counsellors in
Nortl 'American. Calvinettes' goal is to br-
ing girls, from ages 10 to 14, into a living
relationship with Jesus Christ. Many good
activities are planned for each night of
Calvinettes. It's not only a night of fun, but
also a night of enrichment of the gospel into;
our hearts and minds.
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When Calvinettes began, the ranks were
different than they are now. Ba4 then
members started out as a Bud and tom''
became a Blossom. She moved onto t1
Tiller, Sower, Gleaner, Reaper anis.
Harvester. This program was rewritten and
the new ranks became Busy Bees, Juniors,
Seniors and Advanced. And now it has been
rewritten again to the present of Busy Bees,
Adventurers, Seekers, Explorers,
Discoverers, and Charme for the advanced
girls.
Every year the Four Seasons Council,
which consists of 10 churches in the area, at-
tend a rally. On this day the girls make new
friends and learn new ideas from the other
clubs. This day is mostly for the girls to
learn more about Jesus. During the sum-
mer, somewhere in North America, this
year it's in;Grand-Rapids, they -host -a con-
vention. This is to educate the counsellors
for the comu►g season with cfeas for the new _.
-.themeeand-howtoportr'ayzt to the girls. --
There are 714 Calvinette Clubs in the U.S.
and Canada, so this gives some idea of how
many counsellors possibly attend the corp-
vention.
The Calvinettes believe, "Through God's
grace we keep growing. Pray for God's con-`
tinued blessing- as -we strive to reach girls.
for Christ."
Mannings oust
Hubbards
In Blyth Industrial Hockey League playoff
action Sunday night Mannings dumped Hub-
bards 10-4. The winn enabled Mannings to
sweep the series two straight and meet ,
Baintons in the final starting March 25 at 7 The Blyth Atoms had an exciting weekend met up with Mitchell: They played a good the third unassisted. Daryl!! Elliott came up
p.m. in Exeter for Huron -Perth Playoffs. In the game, winning2-.0. Jeff.Brornley scored the from defense and scored the fourth and Ian
Mannings built an' 8-3 lead after two first game on Saturday morning the boys two goals with Shane Taylor assisting -on the Andrews scored with Kevin assisting with
periods and coasted to the win. Wayne met up with Exeter No. 2. They played an second goal. only a few seconds left.
McDougallledtoMannings with five goals and all-out team effort and won 2 - 2 in double The third and final game came on Sunday The winning goal broke the tie of 1-1 for
singles went to Glenn Ferguson, Dick overtime by virtue of .more shots on goal. afternoon with the boys winning over Exeter
Chalmers, Paul Yanchus, Gus Van Chris Boger scored the first goal with Jeff No. 15 -1, Wake the A Championship. Blyth, which brought them to victory a
Massenhoven and Carter added five assists Brian
r the �winne seV 5-1 score
Bra meted by Jason E tt�re�t he Bond Elliottss ting on it.. Jeff assistedton Shane Congratulations boys on an excelled
Larry Howatt with two and Brian
The second game on Sunday morning they Taylor's for the second goal and Jeff scored Year!
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Bromley and Brent Andrews scored for l .
Hubbards. •
The Blyth Industrial Hockey League tour- All village churches closed on Sunday _
nament begins March 15 • and runs all
weekend with the championship games Sun-
day afternoon. Blyth opens the tournament
March 15 at 7 ppm. with a game against
Hodge's Mill of the Goderich Industrial
League,
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Last Friday night, the Calvinettes of Blyth held a 25th anniversary councillors Helen Lapp, Susan Buffinga, Head Councillor Joanne
reunion. Although the Blyth club has only been in existence for 17 VanAmersfoort, Janet Peters, and Gay Datema. Absent from the
years, the reunion was held to celebrate the anniversary of the photo was Darlene Vanderveen. (Rod Hilts photo)
group on an international scale. Pictured from left to right is
Atoms win HuromPerth playoffs
By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse.
BELGRAVE - Rev. Bruce Eaton, assis-
tant minister of St. John's United Church,
Stratford,was exchange minister with Rev.
John G. Roberts of Knox. United Church,
iy�1 I Belgrave and Calvin -Brick March 4.
i ` Lhol banquet �ket—_..._ Rev Eaton_.has servedin_ a_missionary
capacity a well driller in India and many
The Blyth omen's Institute with their African caries. .
_.,net.-' --Blyth- .. _ _ _.,. - -.._ .-
guests, � ;i.,, eWTaeeting-
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meeting wag -held. Then for everyone's en- George Johnston on. March 6 with 21
joyment John Hoonard of Morris Township memberapresent. •
showed slides of Holland. The beautiful Mrs. George Johnston led the worship and
Tulips and other flowers were a good cure Mrs. John.'McIntosh assisted with the scrip-
for the winterblues. ture reading. Mrs. Johnston read amedita-
Ladies don't forget the Annual meeting on, tion and leader Mrs. George Michie read a
April 5 when Mrs. Mabel Jacklin, District poem. '
President, will be the guest speaker. Bishop and Mrs. Lal from the church of
North India are representing the United and
Anglican church in a speaking tour. They
will be in Kincardine on March 20 and Clin-
ton on March 21.
The General Meeting of the UCW., will be
on March 29. Pastor Zehr of Brussels will be
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How they scored
Euchre
Eight tables' of euchre were played at the
Memorial Hall on Monday„ _ The winners
were: -Iligli Lady; Flora pear Low Lady,
Esther Moffat of Clinton; High Man.
Graham McDowell; Low Man, Len Shob-
oroox; Ladies Lone Hands, Verna Glazier of
Clinton; Men's Lone Hands, Millar Rich-
mond; Special, Marg Brooks.
Lost Heir
Five tables of lost heir were played at the.
Blyth Memorial Hall on March 7. The win-
ners included: High Lady, Dorothy Daer;
High Man, Graham McDowell; Low Lady,
Marvin Snell; Low Man, Millar Richmond.
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the speaker, Mr. and Mrs. Vince Makas of London
. Mrs. Ke eth Wheeler led an interesting visited on Saturday at the home of Mr. and
study of "Life for Women". Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler.
Due to the stormy weather all churches in
• Society meets the village were closed on Sunday.
The WMS meeting was held March 5 at the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan, Kevin and
-_- home_of-Mrs_Joe_.Dunbar.:Mrs....Cloakey-._.-Trevor_of 1.V-yoming .spent_the weekend with
gave the call- to worship followed by scrip- their parents Mrs. Cliff Logan and. Mr. and` -- _._
ture read by Mrs. John McBurney. Mrs: George McGee.
Mrs. Dunbar
read a meditation, Mrs.Mrs.
spent
a
few days
last t
Garner Nicholson -sed n _. er _",TheAve*wi hedaughter and husband Mr.d Church's:Qne'FBun*1ou",'vs, rd?and —C,a1 r pnd taMily;of Ripley,
Mrs'Clbakey: ' '' Mr -and
s. John Leppington, Aaron and
The secretary's report was read by Mrs. Adam of Clinton called on her mother Mrs.
Agnes Bieman and also Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Bieman and family.
Miss Dorothy Higgins is presently a resi-
dent at the Bray Lodge, Wingham.
Mrs. William Black was able to return to
her home from University Hospital, London
on Thursday. March 1.
McBurney and treasurer's report by Mrs.
Victor Youngblut.
Plans were made for, the Easter' meeting
and the May meeting will be held at the
Copeland Lodge in Wingham. Mrs.
Youngblut took the topic and spoke on the
one true Foundation for life.
Mrs. Cloakey closed the meeting with
prayer and Mrs. Nicholson gave a thank you
to Mrs. Dunbar for the use of her home.
Euchre',
Twelve tables were in play at the weekly
euchre held in the WI Hall March 7. Winners
were: high lady, Mrs. Lorne Jamieson;
novelty lady, Mrs. Ronald Coultes; low
lady, Mrs. Jim Coultes; high man, Wilford
Caslick; novelty man, George Inglis; low•
man, Wilfred Walker.
There will be euchre again this week star-
ting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
Personal
The Belgrave WI will meet on March 20 at
8:15 in the Institute Hall Mrs. Glenn
Coultes, convenor, of the meeting on Educa-
tion. The speaker will be Mrs. Sheila.
Richards of Brussels. .
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Roy rof Lakefield, Mrs.
Rick Bali and Matthew of Hanover and
Sheila Anderson, off Waterloo spent the
weekend with their parents 'Mr. and Mrs,
Ross Anderson.
Maria and Michelle Arruda of Toronto are
spending the holidays with their grand-
mother Mrs. Dorothy Logan.
BLYTH
BALL HOCKEY REGISTRATION
Anyone wishing to play Ball
Hockey in the Blyth arena this
summer
Please Phone: Phil Black
523-4531
or
Dave Cooke 523-4350
before Aprll 16th
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THIS WEEK
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BLYTH,
Christian Reformed
Church
"Guest Minister"
Service 10 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
Sunday School 11 a.m.
The staff of the
CANADIAN IMPERIAL
BANK OF COMMERCE
BLYTH
Invites you to join them
for coffee and cake
on
Wednesday, March 21st, 1984
to celebrate the
FIRS' ANNIVERSARY
Mtn of the opening of their
s� I new branch