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Blyth Standard
• -Warmly dressed in hats, snowsuits, scarves and mittens, the Sauve children were
prepared for a chilly winter campfire held in Blyth on Sunday night. Courtney, Justin
and Brent Sauve joined local Scouts and Guide groups in the bonfire event. (Shelley
McPhee photo)
By Sheron Stadelmann
Peace through prayer was the theme of
the World Day of Prayer, held at St.
Michael's Church in Blyth on March 1. The
service was led by Nellie Van Bakel and
assistants Wilma Rameloo, Nora Kelly and
Judy VanBeers.
Also assisting were Susan Howson, Melda
McElroy, Lenore Davidson, Sheron
Stadelmann, Evelena Webster and Mrs. Ken
Bauman from the Blyth United Church.
From the Christian Reformed Church were
Mrs. Gelwicks and Mrs. Siertsema, and
Florence Quinn and Janice Henry from
Trinity Anglican Church.
Guest speaker Rev. Roger Gelwicks spoke
on peace. At the close of the service
everyone took part in lighting a candle of
peace.
Winter campfire
A large crowd of Brownies, Girl Guides
and Cubs, Beavers, Scouts and parents
attended the Christmas tree bonfire held at
the Blyth Arena fairgrounds on Sunday at
One of oldest arts
BLYTH - Enter the magical world of
make-believe, and let your imagination take
flight at the special storytelling sessions be-
ing hosted by your local public library dur-
ing March break.
Storytelling is one of the oldest arts in the
world. Mickie McClear, former Head of
Children's Services with the Midwestern
Regional Library System, will bring her uni-
que storytelling talents to public libraries in
the area, with tales to delight children of all
ages.
Sponsored by the Huron County Public
Library, with the assistance of the Outreach
Ontario program of the Ministry of Citizen-
ship and Culture and Ontario Library Ser-
vice - Saugeen, Mickie McClear will appear
at the Blyth Branch Library on Tuesday,
March 12, 1985 at 10:30 a.m.
Hubbards gains bye
BLYTH - In Blyth Industrial Hockey
League playoffs both Hubbards and Bain -
tons won their quarter -final series two
games to one. Hubbards now gain a bye to
the finals, while Baintons meet Blyth.Inn. in
the semi-finals beginning March 7 at 9 p.m.
Hubbards registered a 6-1 win to eliminate
Radfords from further playoff action. Terry
Rutledge led Hubbards with two goals and
singles went to Bob Szusz, Brian Bromley,
Dana Bean and Denis Knox. Ken Ritchie
scored the lone Radfords goal. '
In the other series, Baintons knocked off
first place Mannings with a 7-5 victory. Bill
McDougall and Barney Stewart each scored
twice for Baintons along with Dave Hull,
Jeff Lockridge and Kevin Carter. Manning
scorers were Wayne McDougall with three
and Dave Errington and Gary Courtney.
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Morris Township
Planning Workshop
Meeting
at
Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre
on
Wednesday, March 13, 1985
at 8:00 p.m.
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT/
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RESOURCES WORKSHOP
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dusk. The service was led by Dave Lee and
hot chocolate was served to keep everyone
extra warm.
Guest speakers at
United Church
Bruce Lobb was the guest speaker at
Blyth United Church on Feb. 24 when the
session held charge of the service. Harvey
Snell led the service and Bodie Craig sang
the solo.
On March 3 the morning service was led
by the Blyth UCW. Susan Howson led the
service and Evelena Webster led in prayer.
Melda McElroy gave the scripture lesson. -
The senior choir sang under the direction of
Mrs. Donald Kai. Rev. Roger Gelwicks was
the guest speaker.
Lost Heir
Four tables of cards were in play when the
weekly Lost Heir match was held onFeb. 27.
Winners included: high lady, Marg
McCullough; low lady, Ferrte McDowell;
high man, Charlie Smith; low than, Joe
Holmes.
Public speaking winners
Junior public speaking competition was
held at Blyth Public School on Feb. 27.
Winners in the Grade 1 division were Julia\
McNichol, Karen Bromley and Tong.
Richmond. Grade 2 winners were Jody
Medd, Christopher Howson, Kim Ferguson,
Kimberly Richmond and Andrew Wharton.
Grades 3 winners included Sarah Rouw,
Jerrod Button and Jennifer Stadelmann.
Judges were Evelyn Merrill, Katherine
Kaszas and Joan Leibold.
Well deserved win for Blyth
BLYTH - The Blyth Pee Wees travelled to
Lucan on March 2 to take on their rivals in
hockey action. When the final whistle blew,
Blyth had a hard fought, well deserved 3-1
victory.
Troy Chambers opened the scoring in the
first period with the assist going to
defenceman Daryl Elliott. Lucan came
back in the second period to tie the .game,
but Blyth regained their lead seconds later
when Jeff Nesbitt carried the puck from
centre ice to score from close in unassisted.
Strong goaltending by Mike Cronyn and
good defensive work by Mike MilLiam and
Scott Cronin kept Lucan off the scoresheet
during the remainder of the game.
It was Shane Taylor who closed out the
scoring late in the third on a backhander
from 10 feet out on a powerplay with Jeff
Nesbitt and Mike Preszcator assisting.
Blyth's regular season record is now 10.2-2
with both losses at the hands of Lucan early
in the season.
The Ontario March of Dimes' 1985 fund-
raising campaign is officially over. May
Ann Howson is delighted to report that a
total of $1052.07 was collected. in Blyth and
area.
The donations received from the com-
munity will help enrich the lives of physical-
ly disabled adults in so many ways - by pro-
viding employment and job training oppor-
tunities; camping holidays; wheelchairs,
electronic units and other aids; improving
transportation services and housing. .
"We certainly can continue to help the
thousands of physically disabled adults.
across the province, thanks to the support
received from Blyth," Mrs. Howson noted.
Mrs. Howson would also like to add a
special thank you to the members of the
media for their support. And, a very special
"thank you" to everyone who gave a dona-
tion.
Hubbards defeated Radfords during Blyth industrial League playoffs on March 3 in
quarter final action, two games to one. The win gives Hubbards a bye to the finals while
Baintons takes on the Blyth Inn. (Shelley McPhee photo)
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