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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-15, Page 6Page 6- Ct4NTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15.1886 . ' 4 EIlyth Standard Card games back on schedule By Kathy Bromley BLYTH - Lost Heir resumed on January 8, with seven tables in attendance. High lady was Marie Bromley ; low lady, Alice Buchanan; high man, Alvin Snell; low man, Millar Richmond. Lost heir is scheduled for January 15 at 8 p.m. in the memorial hall. Everyone welcome. Euchre January 13 saw 13 tables out and eager to play euchre after the duration of holidays. High lady was Ester Moffet; low lady, Rita Blake; high man, Len Shobbrook; low man, Graham McDowell; ladies ' lone hands, Hazel„ Reed; men's lone hands, Mary Dale, playing as a man. Special prize went to Florenze i3oultzen. Euchre will be held again on January 20 at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome at the memorial hall. STRESS - A meeting is to be held for moms and tots on January 16 from 10 - 11 a.m. with a: guest speaker and filxn on stress today and how to cope with it. Old Timers Defeat Tryhards C.K.N.X. lost their first game this year to Blyth Old Timers by a score of 12-10. After two periods of hockey, the final was one of comedy. Pies were thrown on some of the guys, just for one example. (better than Oakes or they'd be called for ICING! ). Over 800 people were in -attendance and °the money goes towards minor sports. Swinging Seniors hold pot -luck dinner BLYTH - The Swinging Seniors held a pot- luck dinner on January 8 in the memorial hall wit bout 50 present. `�Q wing the meal there was a sing song with Ruby Philp at the piano. Vice - President Harvey McDowell conducted the business meeting. Happy Birthday Campbell, Agnes was sung to Mary Harrower, Fenna Halzebosch, Ella Richmond and Rena Watt. Two music numbers were then enjoyed. Lloyd Walden with his harmonica, Harvey McDowell with guitar, Mary Walden with tambourine and Ferne McDowell at the piano played two comic numbers. Lloyd and Harvey also sang. Lloyd then introduced Edythe Beacom of Londesboro who showed slides and gave an interesting and informative talk on the trip she took to Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. Everyone learned a great deal about the "World Down Under". The next meeting will be held on January 22 at 1:30 p.m. when the entertainment will be by the Legion at• the Legion Home. Anyone needing a ride is asked to call Raymond Lair. Quilting explored during meeting By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - An interesting film on arts and crafts was shown at the WI Canadian industries meeting on January 8. The film explored the "mystery of quilting" and traced the first quilt back to 1899. In addition, a quilt display was shown to the members by Beth Knox and Helen Lee brought a book of quilt patterns. Marg Anderstgn also displayed a selection of quilts. The meeting was opened with President Helen Lawson welcoming the members and a poem was read. The minutes of the last meeting was read by secretary Alice Buchanan. Thank you notes were received from June Fothergill, Shirley Lyon, Elsie Shaddick, Harold and Annie Cunningham, Ed and Betty Salverda, Guy Leiper, Laura Meal in These/ ed (ar Savings 1985 BUICK &eSABRE 4 door 1984 DODGE '/2 TON 1984 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4 door 1983 OLDS DELTA 98 4 door, loaded, extras 1982 OLDS ' DELTA 88 ROYALE BROUGHAM. 4 door 1982 HONDA ACCORD 1982 FORD F-100 '/a TON ,.,,)6 1981 AMC CONCORD DL 2 door 1980 CHEV 1/2 TON 1980 BUICK REGAL BROUGHAM. 2 door 1979 BUICK LeSABRE 4 door 1979 OLDS CUTLASS WAGON 1979 GRANADA 4 door 1978 PLYMOUTH SALON 4 door HAMMS CAR SALES LTD. -BLYTH - SALES DEPT. 523-4342 SERVICE DEPT. ....523-9581 PIK Saundercock, Don and Alice Buchanan, Celia Sloman and Harry and Jessie Tebbott. The financial report was given and the 12 members and two visitors answered the roll call by saying what effect television commercials have on us. As it turned out, the members were not impressed with today's commercials. In the business portion of the meeting, card parties will be held this month on January 17 and 31 and on February 7 and 21. The next WI meeting will be held on February 12 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Helen Lawson. The members closed the meeting with a lunch of quiche served by Beth Knox, Marg Anderson and Florence Cartwright. People Report Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. BACHERT MEATS Call us for your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY -For your freezer, sides of Beef, Pork, Lamb or Veal We specialize in home cured meats and old fashioned country style pork sausage, no fillers added, All meatGov't. Inspected 1 mile -east 887-9328 et Walton MARC BORTHWICR & CO. "TRIM'n'DIVCE" "TRIM=A-SIZE" JANUARY CLASSES CANCELLED!! .,.due to lack of participation. Classes will begin again in March '86.x, FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: VIV at 482-7727 Harold Cunningham on the death of his sister Theresa Elder in London on January 8. She was 98. Attending the funeral of Mrs. Ross (Jerry) Radford in Port Colborne on January 10 were her aunt Dora Shobbrook and cousins Thelma Ellerby, Doris Andrews and Bill and Verna Gibbings. Mrs. Radford was 63. Russell Good was taken by ambulane to Clinton Public Hospital on January 6. Mrs. Joe Shaddick and Edythe Lockhart visited on January 12 with Mr. and Mrs. John Shier of Kincardine. Happy 92nd birthday to Harold Cunningham on January 14. A large number of . cousins attended the funeral of Ray Hulking in London on January 8. Sympathy is extended to the Buffinga family on the accidental death of their. motherpn January 9. Visitors on January 12 with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick were Dirk and Lloy Garlich, Jeff and Karin Shaddick, Danny, Stephen and Crystal, all of Kitchener. The WI card party will be held on January 17 at 8 p.m. All are welcome. Ladies please bring lunch. HOCKEY PLAYED THE FUN WAY The CKNX Tryhards lost to the Blyth Oldtimers on January 11 at the Blyth Arena. The game, which incluged touchdowns, was one of entertainment and fun. Over 800 peo- ple attended the event with the proceeds go- ing towards minor hockey. During the game, referee Dave Cook had the opportuni- ty to taste two pies. The scoreboard at the end of the game read 12-10. ( Anne Narejko photo) United Church Rev. Snihur and Jim Jameison welcomed the congregation to the services on January 12. Ushers for the service were Lisa Bosman, 'Stephen Obiter, Russell Nesbitt and Davis Whyte. :.A w 4Ft} w .ea 1bi! v,,,Snihnn was''e` 'rijojed before service. • , . On January 19, a potluck supper and the . annual congregation meeting will be held • after church. On January 26, Communion Sunday will be obserVed.'The youth meeting is slated for January 16 while a church volleyball game will be held at the school on January 23. Children's tinie consisted of the reading of a story called Jesus is a Friend. The junior teachers for Sunday school were Barbara, Theresa and Melanie Knox. The anthem was performed by the choir under the d• ection of Marsha Szusz. Piano accompa ii lent was provided • by Lisa Duizer. scripture reading was given and Rev. Snihur's sermon The Big Gap dealt with Jesus' growing up. Teacher tells of experience Miss Bennett's Australian Career I was teaching a Grade 2-3 class at East Hamilton Hill Primary School. The school was pre -kindergarten to Grade 7. In April, my class and the Grade 3-4 went to camp over night at Woodman's Point. During my time in Australia, I enjoyed activities such as going to concerts, plays, the opera, and the ballet. I travelled The Explorers' expedition throughout the south of western Aurstralia and visited Sidney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Ayers Rock, Tasmania, and New Zealand. High School Planning The students in Grade 8 are deciding what courses they will take next year in high school. Guidance teachers from different schools are coming to talk to the students in the near future. The ,recerit Expin'rer meeting :openedtwith the roll call •whieh'askedthe members•what. their favorite Christmas gift , was. The members also read the purpose and emblem • and sang the Explorer song. The story ,for the meeting- was, Stored for Safe Keeping. To close the meeting, the members made marshmallow animals and fireside cookies for their crafts Club raffle won by +Lorna. Ellis SUMMEIi,IIILL Arn3i Gerritts was several selections from the book, `Court hostess for the January meeting of the Sum- Jesters' by Peter MacDonald. A guessing merhill Ladies' Club: President Lorna Ellis contest prepared by Tyna Nykamp, was opened the meeting with thepoem, won by Marianne Colclough. Gladys Van "Another Year". E'gmond entertained with several accordion Following the Creed and Lord's Prayer,. solos. • the roll call was answered by, relating a The February12 meetingwill be at Verna Christmas Highlight. Lorna Ellis won'the Gibbings with ane Van Sengen, Jean and raffle. Jo Vodden on Program and lunch. •For roll The Club's annual dessert euchre is to be call members are to bring a Valentine to be held on April 23.forwarded. For program, Phyllis Tyndall . read L THE BLYTH STANDAREV1 RIF BVSINESS DIRECT OPTOMETRY Pavid Langstaff Ltd. 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