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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-01, Page 7k Page 6—CLINTON NEWS-RECORD,!MQNlI \Y, DECEMBER 30, 1985 ii Hubbards win ll -2 th S dar BLYTH-In the first game of Industrial Hockey on December 22, Hubbards beat Watsons by a sore of 11-2. Scoring for Bub - bards were Brian Bramley with three, -Ben Hakkers with two, Dennis Knox with two, Brian Westberg with two, Brad Bromley with one and Brent Andrews also with one. Scoring for Watsons were Bruce Howson and John Watson. In the second, Mannings `teat the Myth Inn by a • score of 64. Wayne McDougall scored five times for 'Mannings and Don Shields scored once. Scoring for the Inn were Kurt Whitfield, Steve Howson and Steve Bowes. The third game saw the Baintons beat Radfords by a score of 10-7. Barney Steward scored five times for Baintons, Scott Steven- son scored four times and Jim Dickson scored once. Scoring for Radfords were Randy Boyer with two, Steve Nixon with two, Rick Scrimgeour with one, Darryl Chalmers with one and Darryl Youngblut also with one. Meeting planned HULLETT TWP. - Council here has instructed the clerk to. arrange a meeting with other area municipalities to discuss their individual responsibilities to Auburn. Although the date for the meeting is not finalized, the clerk will invite the councils of East and West Waw /�.,.' - • , • uburn trustees and representatives i im the Ministry. of Municipal Affairs to 6 tend the meeting. In other business, the road superintendent 'was instructed to place an ad i he paper stating the township will not b responsible for damage to parked cars mail boxes while snow plowing. Also, re ents in the township are requested not to h or blow' snow on to the township roads. The road superintendent will also invite tenders for a new four-wheel drive half -ton pick-up track: The tenders are to• be in the hands of the road superintendent by 5 p.m. on January 27. Council passed a -bylaw to authorize an agreement with the Seaforth Community • Centre for operating and management for 1986 through to 1988. Council also passed a byaw authorizing a land acquisition on lot 25 concession 14. Council agreed with a resolution from the Township of London regarding compensation for firefighters to cover heart -associated stress problems arising from fire duty. • Julie 1VIcNichol and Jodi Button, with her Mr. Chips doll named Mark, watch as Wayne McClinchey of the Country Companions plays a Christmas tune on his guitar at Blyth Public School on Friday, December 20. Mr. McCl nchey, also a school bus driver, brought his band to perform at the school as a Christmas treat for the students. ( Joanne Buchanan photo) • Large number attend Christmas eve service LONDESBORO - Welcoming the congregation to the United Church on December 22 were Rev. Snihur and Gordon Shobbrook. The ushers were Kelly Bosman, Melanie Knox, Joanne Wilts and Kim Salverda. The flowers on the piano were placed in loving memory of Brad Kennedy who passed away at Christmas, 1982 by his wife Jean and family. Dennis and Margaret Penfound lit the fourth Advent candle of the shepherds. The children's story was "The Sacred Snake". The children then returned to sit with their families. The choir favored With two anthems. The sermon was "A Shepherd to Follow Christ the Lord". Christmas Eve Service A large number of people attended the Christmas. .eve service. .Rev. Snihur welcomed all. The ushers were Brian Howatt, Kevin Wright, and Dennis and Gerban Wilts. Beth Knox and Clara Riley lit the Christ •candle. An anthem was sung by the junior choir with Bill Jewitt as soloist.. The MARC BORTHWICK & CO. co *Fit "TRIM'n' DANCE' 4"TRIM-A-SIZE —REGISTRATION ONLY— Monday, January 6,'86 & Thursday, January 9,'86 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Blyth Arena CLASSES BEGIN - Mon., Jan. 13/86 & Thurs., Jan. 16/86 to Mar. 20/86 10 Week Class PLACE - Blyth Arena - Upper Level 14STRUCTOR - Viv Cappelli BODY -STRETCH - Complete but gentler work-out to music. Mon. & Thurs. evenings 7-8:15 On. TRIM -A -SIZE - Total body -work-out to music. Mon. & Thurs. evenings 8:30-9:45 p.m. PRICES - $35.00 for one class or $45.00 for both classes FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: VIV 482-7727 • message was "Room in the Inn". It Personals On/Saturday, .December] visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Day of Bluevale. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pfaff, Dean, Shane and Jeni Mae of Huron Park visited them. Clara Riley held family Christmas on Sunday, December 22. Present were Arnold and Bev Riley, Andy and Vicki Lou, Carman, Clint and Leeann Riley, Diane Elliott and Gary, Elmer and Etta Huggill, Goderich. Clinton Riley celebrated his 'eighth birthday December 26. e Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson spent Tuesday and Wednesday Christmas with Linda and John Lawrie, Rob and Jennifer in Kitchener. Christmas guests on Sunday, December 22 with Florence Cartwright,. John and Claude were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cartwright, Neal and Lisa, Carol Cartwright and Ben Munnings, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cartwright, Patricia, Donna and fiance of LondonR Florence, John and Claude spent rh daywith Florence's mother, the gust of her brother da U ' with her daughter Thelma FAlerbyi-and Frank Garrow ' and she' attended Ontario Street United Church's candlelight service on Christmas day with Vicki and Dan Colquhon, Chastity and Ken. Beth Knox held Christmas on December 22 for her family, Cindy Swan, London, Mr. and Mrs.. Melvin Knox," Theresa, Melanie and Christopher. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson and Katie of London spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns. • Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick . were Lloyd and Dirk Garlich, Jeff and Karin Shaddick, Danny, Steven and Krystal of Kitchener. Christmas day 'guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen and their family were Gloria and Wayne Jackson, Brian and Sandra of Ridgetown, Keith and Nancy Allen, Don, Drew, Mark and Paula of I.nn�lesburo. and of Londesboro, and Karen and Don Scruton, Colleen and John of Clinton. On Boxing Day with Mrs. Dora Shobbrook were Muriel and Ross Millson and family David, Patricia, Darren, John and Sara, Karen Gray, Dora Turek 'of Woodstock, and Sheryl Millson of London. In the afternoon, Thelma Ellerby, Dorie Blake and Valerie and Marsha Miller of Clinton visited. Olive Johnson of Clinton spent Christmas day with Edythe Beacom and Mrs. Laura Lyon. - Boxing Day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon •were Mrs. Laura Lyon, Edythe Beacom, Mr. andMrs. Murray Beacom, Mr. Mrs. Lyon, Brad and Deanna of Londesboro, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lyon of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Moes, Laura Kathryn, Kerissa Joanne and Albert Jonathon of Tiverton. ('hristmas day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood and Greg Andrews were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood, Doug and .Karen of Winghm, and Mr. ' and Mrs. Darrell' Anderson of Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Andrews and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Shane Clime of Toronto, Alicia Alons of Brazil, attending university in Toronto, and Calvin Yav of Hong Kong, a student at Waterloo university. Auburn Sunday school holds Christmas concert Christmas Around -The World was the theme of a..concert by Knox Sunday School on Saturday, December 21. .As the audience was seated, Christmas piano selections were played by Janice Webster and Laura, SundaySchool pupils `sang Round the World are Singing and A Child is Born in Bethlehem led by the su erintentent Karen Webster. Lana and e ace" , allot Like'Christrrfas. '` ' The Kindness Kids, the Grade Two class of •Lori Millian presented Christmas Customs of Ireland concluding with :the carol, Here We Cohlea Carolling, The nursery class, the Loving Lions with their teacher Glynis Young showed how children in' Italy celebrate Christmas. The gift -giver there isan old lady called Befana. The song The Marvellous Toy was sung by Ruth Anne and Michael Bakker. Austria's Christmas Eve visit of the Kuskind was enacted by the Shining Stars, the Grade 3.4 class of Barbara Bakker and Nancy Marchi: This was concluded by a Christmas Lullaby, Still, Still, Still. Susan Dobie performed the Highland Fl- ing representing Scotland. • The kindergarten class of Angela Millian did recitations and songs. December 6 by Sinterklaas and his helper, Black Peter.. December 2 and 25 are ex- clusively religious celebrations. A portrayal of the Dutch customs was presented by the Christ as wi , Rainbow Connection class under the direc- Mrs. Mae #inn of Belgrave.. Lawrence: tion of Margaret Bakker. They sang Flory to Mrs. Dora Shobbrook had her brother Roy All the p •1 God, Dutch carol translated into English. Vodden aid his wife Ann for Christmas on Children The Friendship Bears w = h acher Cam- rclary, December 20. On Sunday she was my Shuttleworth told a Chili_ _v 't. ��gg Ken Vddden and his p German customs and. a German caro • • wife 3dy". 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A favorite carol Away in a Manger was harmonized by the Middelkamp family and Christine Busch; _ Two ' little mice looking in on the Christmas preparations of Canada was the act of the Terrific Teti class of Margo Mid- -' delkamp. Journey by Train was a piano solo by April Gross. A Trip to Bethlehem, today and at the time of Jesus' birth, was enacted by the Joyous Juniors class of Marilyn Verbeek. They sang 0 Little Town of Bethlehem. Concluding the program, Santa arrived to distribute'gifts. Candy bags were also given - to the children. Special helpers were Laura Lawrence, Fred Lawrence, Allan Webster, Larry Fisher and Jake Middelkamp. Turnto page 17 • DENTURE WEA1tERS, Did you know it is important for you to have your dentures examined regularly? Your mouth is one of the most important areas of your body but often neglected when dentures are worn. Improperly fitting or mmnintained dentures can cause severe health problems. 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