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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-12-19, Page 13Joey Belair and Connie Whyte await their Christmas concert. Kindergarten and Grade Strang are directing the children through ` Friel photo ) cue during rehearsals for the Vanastra 1 teachers Madelon Maloney and Suzanne `Goldilocks and the Care Bears." (James Ed Sullivan story The ladies of Hohnesville U.C.W. held their Christmas meeting Tues., Dec. 11. Isobel Sturdy, leader of the group, opened the ° meeting by reading an article, "Christmas Is". The hymn "0 Come All Ye Faithful", was sung. Kaye Harris, Bessie Townshend, Doris Batkin and Isobel Harris read articles per- taining to Christmas. St. Andrews Candlelight Service By Helen Owen On Dec. 16 St. Andrew's Church was filled to capacity, and as the cars pulled up out- side the candlelight gave a promise of what was to come. Inside the church the cross was sur- mounted by a star, lights shone at the back of the choir, and in the corner a huge Christmas tree sparkled. Then the lights were dimmed and the 24 choir ,members made their way down the aisles singing "0 Come all ye faithful" and carrying lighted candles. The service which followed was conducted by the Rev. Paul Murray with prayers and scripture readings. However, the major part was contributed, by the choir accom- panied on the organ by Miss Molly Cox and guest pianist, Mr. Don Moffat. The con- gregation joined in the well loved Christmas Carols and interspersed were old and new version of carols and songs extolling the Christmas theme. The choir's presentation of this seasonal program reflected their en- ' thusiasm which their listeners shared. They gave of their very best and it was truly ap- preciated. Of special note was Mr. Len Carter's rendering of "0 Come, 0 Come, Emmanuel". At the close of the service a cordial invita- tionwas extended to all present to meet for refreshment in the Church Hall. tIle brightest wishes for d happy holiday season are being sent your way. very special thanks Don, Marilyn and family and Jerry Johnston DON HAW BUILDING CONTRACTOR Bayfield • 11 P x`f l t 151-11/11$ 5$It7G$ tila�.I•v,•r) nl ni .,ith a viml,lr thank Tank and Tummy Fill -up From Ed Gale and Family Bayfield 565-2824 read at meeting Isobel Sturdy read a story written by Ed Sullivan about his journey to the Holy Land in 1959. A poem was read by Bessie Townshend, "Christmas If". "Hark the Herald Angels", was sung, followed by a prayer from Doris Batkin. The offering was read and the Christmas stockings werecollected from the members. The president, Isobel Harris, welcomed the ladies to the Christmas meeting. • The minutes and correspondence was read and reports given from the commit- tees.• A list was made of those who are to receive Christmas gifts from the group and they will be delivered prior to Christmas. The meeting closed with the members wishing each other- a Merry Christmas. A delicious lunch was served by Alice Porter, Bessie Townshend and Betty Stoner. Disney World gets Bayfield item CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19,1984—Page 13 Hawks win recreational "A" 9 i BAYFIELD - The Hawks won the "A" divison of the Bayfield Recreational Hockey League Tournament held over the weekend of - Dec. 8 and 9. The runner-ups were the Brewers as they came up on the short end of the 4-2 score. The "B" division was won by the Exeter Outlaws as they defeated the Jets 6-4. The six initial games ended as follows: Varna 6 - Buckeyes 4 Brewers 6 - Outlaws 4 C.G. Farm 7 - Blades 4 Hawks 10 -Jets 4 Lucan 8 - Puckers 0 Shogun 7 - Warriors 0 action: Outlaws 7 - Buckeyes 3 Jets 7 - Blades 3 Warriors 3 - Puckers 2 Jets 5 - Warriors 1 "A" action: Brewers 7 - Varna 3 Hawks 12 - C.G. Farms 1 Lucan 3 - Shogun 2 Hawks 8- Lucan 1 In "A" semi-final action against Lucan, Stanley scored four goals and picked up four assists for the Hawks to win 8-1. Stu Asher had two goals, four assists; Graham, one goal and three assists; and Dunn had one goal. Butler and West each had one assist. In the final against the Brewers, Asher netted three goals with Stanley scoring the other to win 4-2. Earning assists during the championship game were Graham with two and Butler with one. In "B" semi-final action, the Jets took the Warriors by a score of 5-1. Scoring for the Jets were Paul Overbolt, Ken Clarke and Dwayne Laporte. Earning assists were Ray Weido, John Becker and Dan Durand: Goal scorers for the Warriors were John Becker and Jotin Blanchard. Assisting were Ron Oesch and Larry Bunn. The final saw the. Exeter Outlaws defeat the Jets 6-4. Steve Baynham had three goals for the Outlaws while Randy Parker, Dave Kinsman and Dave Bell picked up singles. Parker earned two•assists with Baynham, . Bell, Kinsman, and John Dawson got one each. The Jets' scorers were John Becker, Dan Durand, Paul Overholt and Ken Clarke. Earning assists were Ray Weido with two and Dwayne Laporte with one. In regular league action on December 14, the Warriors 'defeated the Puckers 7-6. Disney World has purchased a second item from Bayfield. Bayfield's Springbank Harness, 'on River Road, Bayfield, has just finished manufac- turing and shipping a harness to . Disney World, Orlando, Florida. This harness and Tom Penhale's wagon, which was shipped to Disney World last year, will appear on the Disney World Christmas Parade on December 25. The parade will be televised. • Wayne Otterbein, harness maker for the past 11 years, has been manufacturing harness in Bayfield beside Tom Penhale's Wagon Shop since October 9 of this year. About 60 per cent of the harness he makes is shipped to the U.S.A. He currently has four U.S. orders. Scoring for the Warriors were Bob Rodgers, with two, one unassisted; Ken Merrier, John Blanchard, Andrew Cooper, Bill Campbell and Wes Gozzard. Merner's and Gozzard's goals were also unassisted. Earning one assist apiece for the evening were Blanchard, Rodgers, Merner, Larry Bunn and Rusty Brandon. Ed Fogarty picked up two goals and one assist for the Puckers while Brian Vandaken, Mike Leitch, Brad Baggot and Wayne Dunn scored one each. Assists went to Vandaken, Dunn and Dave Keys. In the second game of the evening, the Knighthawks had an 8-6 victory over the Blades. Scoring for the Knighthawks were Rick Stoddart, Terry Blok and John Graham with two each. Singles went to John Stanley and Greg Butler. Greg Butler had three assists, Bud Robinson two and Steve ' Telford, Terry Cry, commodore ti Executive 64 Computer The Commodore Executive 64 is a briefcase style portable computer based on the popular Commodore " 64. It has 64K memory, a detachable keyboard, 5 inch colour monitor and built-in floppy disk drive. Limited Quantity 89995 GRANGER'S T.V. 92 South St. Goderich Sales a Service 524-8925 Heard, Stoddart Blok and Graham picked up one apiece. Travis Postill and Bill Sinnamon scored two for the blades and Jeff Gorrie and Brad Holmes each had one. Postill picked up one assist as did D. Sturgeon and J. Pounder. Minor Hockey On Dec. 16 in a game between the Zurich Atoms and the Bayfield Atoms, the locals went down to a 3-2 defeat. Two weeks ago the situation was reversed when the Bayfield team won 4-1. However, this time the Zurich players brought their two best lines as well as some players from another team. Nevertheless it was an exciting game with Bayfield's goalie, Bobby Fisher, playing an excellent game. For Zurich, Jamie Baker scored one goal and Steven Geiger scored two. Jennifer Scott and Andrew Dunn scored for Bayfield. Bayfield Mixed Curling League swings back into action after week By Helen Owen How are those muscles after a week off? Time to get back into shape. The M. Francis team defeated B. Rogers 9-4. The three points in the fifth end helped them to take this lead. G. Riley 10 over G. Telford 6. J. Koene scored three in the fourth and again in the sixth ends. Final score: J. Koene 12, A. Brandon 2. The top Olive teams are: M. Francis, G. Riley and J. Koene. Thanks to the Nip 'n Tuck for the draw prize which was •won by Murray Hill. Dec. 23, night seven of curling, will give the Matty Francis team the bye. 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