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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-04-02, Page 6Page 6—C1 TON NEWS -RE,! U fi1�VKDNFf,ST AY I3II 2 19866 Goolci men.' n dance � Good ridservi 13y Dora Sbobbrook LONDESBORO - There was pod .anew dance at the United Church Goad Friday service on March 28. The ushers for the oc- casion were Audrey and Bob Thompson and Helen and Jack Lee. Rev. Snihur welcomed the congregation to the special service. The scripture lesson was read` by Sheila Schreiber and Brian Howatt. Communion was served by Rev. Snihur and Gordon Shobbrook with each member of the congregation coming to the front to receive the bread and wine. The anthem was sung by the congregation with Marsha Szusz directing the choir and Lisa Duizer providing the organ accompani- ment. The scripture reading was of the trial and the crus . crucifiction. The sermon was called Words from the Cross which offered the congregation much food for thought. The closing hymn was The Old :tugged Cross. Easter Sunday Service The Easter Sunday service at the church was held on March 30 with a large number of family visitors present. Welcoming the con- gregation wed a Rev. Snihur and Harry Snell while Shannon Duizer, Theresa Knox, Crystal Whyte and Shelly Merner served as ushers. The church candles were lit by Shannon Duizer. Rev. Snihur announced the Easter lilies in the church were presented by the Londesboro and Burns UCWs. On April 6 a en!eral•meeting of the congregation will be held after church to discuss the chuxch family Photo directory. The Messengers group will meet on April & and the Song Fest wine held on April 13 at 7:30 p.m. For children's time, the Sunday school: children sang This Little Light of Mine. Cathy Kennedy brought a rabbit to show the children. They were told the rabbit is the sign ()Master and represents new life. Each child was presented with a picture to color and crayons. - The anthem for the service was perform- ed by the choir with Marsha Szusz directing and Lisa Duizer providing the accompani- ment. The sermon was called The Greatest Triumph of All. People Report Elsie Shaddick was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on March 28. She is wished a speedy recovery. Good Friday guests with Tom and Mar- jorie Duizer and family were Charlotte Bell of Blyth; Art and Joan Hunking, Todd, Tara and Alicia of Exeter; Murray and Kathy Hunking, Bradley and Becky of Goderich and Lorne and Addie Hunking of Londesboro. They were also celebrating Mrs. Bell's 94th birthday. Colleen Carter of Exeter spent Easter with her parents Doreen and Glen Carter. Good Friday visitors with the Carter fami- Polite Pixies discuss image By Kim Mayberry LONDESBORO - The fourth and fifth meetings of the Polite Pixies were held on March 26. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge. The topic of discussion was how to be a good 4-H delegate while travelling. The members also learned whatto wear and how to pro- perly pack a suit case. For the fifth meeting the members receiv- ed a lesson on image and what other people see. Good manners and a neat appearnance are both very important. The sixth meeting will be held at the Mayberry residence on March 31. The members will also be going on a field trip to Huronview. St. Michaels CWL donates $50 to Heart Foundation BLYTH - The regular monthly meeting of the St. Michaels CWL was held on March 3. at the home of Anna DeJong with 13 members answering roll call. A $50 donation was sent to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. The CWL convention will be held at the Wheels Inn in Chatham on Mary 6 and 7. Coffee Sunday is April 6 with Joan Mid- degaal and Jo Cronin bringing cookies and Nellie VanBakel and Wilma Rammelso pouring coffee. The next meeting wil be held at the home of Joan Middegaal on April, 14 at 8 p.m. After the meeting Mrs. Rita Deitner demonstrated her craft of silk flower ar- ranging. She made a cup and-. saucer centerpiece. ly were Mr,, and lvlr. s. Kevan Broome and son Wade of Egrnondville, John Arrrlstrong of Londesboro and Colleen Carter ofExeter. Beth Knox, Hazel Watkins, Dora- Shot' brookof Londesboro, Lloyd :Stewart of Clin- ton and Ruth and Gordon Keys of ,London were dinner guests of Norrna and Fred Boyco.;otGoder. ich.on March, 25. Twent -nine members of the Happy Gang Seniors Club were guests of the Blythswing. ing Seniors on March 26. Jack and Helen Lee visited with his aunt Mary Robinson in Hanover on March 29. Easter visitors with Bert and Joanne.Lyon were Kathy and Ron Noes, Laura, Kathryn, Kerissa and AJ of Tiverton. Mary and John Shier of Kincardine visited with Elsie Shaddick ori March 25. i • Good Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were Pat •and Ed Pitkin, David and Christopher of Toronto. Shirley and Wallace Norman; Dariene, David, Bill and Cheryl .Annie of RR3 Wingham spent Easter with her mother Marion Hunking, Bernice and Ken. Florence Cartwright, John and Claude visited on Easter Sunday with !ler a notheT Mae Rinn of Belgrave. Tom and Genevieve Allen, Keith, Nancy, Mark, Drew and •Paula spent Easter Sunday with Karen and .Don. Scruton, Colleen and John of Clihton. - Dora Shobbrook spent Easter Sunday afternoon with daughter Thelma Ellerby of Clinton. Visiting at the manse last week with Dave, Caron and Gray Snihur was Caron's sister Sheila Schreiber of Kitchener. Jean Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott, Billy ,dim, Christie and Shannon were Sunday guest with Laura's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Scholl of Moncton. Easter Sunday guests of Clara Riley were family members Arnold and Bev, Andy and Vicki Lou, Carmen, Clint and Leanne, Dianne Elliott, Gary and Bill. Bonnie McLean of Toronto visited with Clara Riley . Mary Longman spent the weekend with her sister Thelma and John Burleigh of Goderich. Shuffleboard The end of the season shuffleboard games were held on March 26 with 13 players com- peting. Three game winners were Sherri Hoggart, Helen Lee and Hazel Reid. High scores for the 1985-86 games were: Vietta Hoggart - 39 games; Audrey Thompson - 23; Helen Lee - 30; Jack Lee - 29; Bob Thompson - 28; Lorne Hunking - 24; Les Reid - 22 and Hazel Reid - 20. All other players were below 20 games. l4IhiaI in These.. ed far5av/ngs 1984 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 door 1984 FORD` CROW' VICTORIA 4 door. 1983 OLDS 98 REGENCY 4\ door 19113 MERCURY MARQUIS 2 door, hard top. 1982 FORD F.100 '/a TON • 1981 AMC CONCORD D.L. 2 door. 1981 CUTLASS 4 door 1981 FORD F-180 PICK-UP. 1980 CHEV '/2 TON 1980 BUICK REGAL 2 door, 1979 CUTLASS WAGON 1979 FORD LTD. 11 4 door 1979 GRANADA 4 door 1978 PLYMOUTH SALON 4 door 1978 ASPEN SE 4 door, 1 b HAMMS CAR SALES LTD - BLYTH SALES DEPT.- X23.4342 SERVICE OW. 523-95111 everything goes!! PRICE 2and LESS Dresses, Suits, Blouses, Sweaters, Nightwear, Scarves, Lingerie, Notions Fabrics, Sewing Needs, Jewellery, Purses, Belts, Hats, Mitts, Gloves OPEII: 9 in to 6 pm Monday to Saturday All Sales Final rrhdon BLYTH The Grade 7 and 8 science fair winners at East Wawanosh Public School were: (:back;.. left), Tom Cull, Heather Campbell. (Front, left), Ben. Barnes, Steven Michie, Melinda Hussey (partner Krista Bridge, absent) and Kathi Newell. These students will goon.to. compete at the Huron County level. (Anne Narejko photo) Beginners defeat Brussel§ • i THE BLYTH STANDARD, Irtgsittmas zaltscrri zor PLUMBING SERVICE Robert WorseI1. Plumbing Heating Sales & Service Box 68. Auburn 526-7597 H.T. DALE SEPTIC TANK PUMPING SERVICE CLINTON PHONE 4824320 or 52740284 INSURANCE G1ENERA J. ILichard i Unit* 15191' 52341729 LIF iii "ohn Elliott 5191.523-4323 ELLI. r INSURAN I1 SLTRAN i l !del 0 1 iC bh! BLYTH, ONTARIO N'OM IIS LIVESTOCK MORTA'L!TY INSU OPTOMETRY David Lon gstaff Ltd. Optician 87 Main St. South, SEAFOUTH' Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's Prescriptions Filled Promptly WINTER HOURS: Monday.. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. S:$013.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. 12 noon • • Closed Wednesday & Saturdays OMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527.13 REPAIR car BURKE ELECTRIC Ltd. 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In the first game, Ripley skated all over r13Yytli; defeating them'by a seOre oMt-1.• • Scoring• for . Blyth> were Brad Anderson, with two and Wes Wilson. They then went on to win the consolation prize. During the 'next game, Blyth literally trounced Teeswater by a score of 10-0, with Chris Stewart accomplishing another shut -out for the season. Fredrick Datema opened the books, seconds after the game began, with a breakaway. He later went on to score again shortly afterwards. Brad Andersen then skated up from the Blyth blue line, scoring their third goal. The next four goals.were scored by the same two players—. Daryll Shannan and Ben Craig. Daryll scored first, Ben the next two and Daryll again. At this point, the score was 7-0 for Blyth. They didn'tstop there — everyone played exceptionally well, even under the poor con- ditions, with the warm day, puddles of water were everywhere on the ice. :. Fredrick and Ben scored the next two goals, each accomplishing hat tricks. Jeff Cowan scored the tenth and final goal. The Tykes ended the season with an excellent record. Compliments go out to the coaches Wayne McDougall, Terry Rutledge and Ralph Datema for their coaching. Lost Heir• On March 26 there were eight tables out for lost heir. The high lady for the evening was Elsie Cartier, high man was Bert Daer. Dorothy Daer was the low lady and Edger Howatt was the low man for the night. Come out to play lost heir on April 2 at 8 p.m. in the memorial hall. Euchre On March 31, there were 12 tables out for euchre. The high lady was Marian ;Haggitt of Auburn and Harvey Silleb was ,the:.. gh man: Dorothy Townsend of Seafortlifwas the low lady for the evening, while Verna Glazier of Clinton, played as a man and was the low man for the night. Hazel. Reed of Londesboro won the ladies' most lone hands and Harvey Dolmerage of Seaforth had the most lone hands for the men. Elvin Proctor won the special for the evening. Everyone is welcome to attend the next game on April at 8 p.m. in the memorial hall:, Social News - Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Anent visited, on Good Friday with Joe and Helen Hoggart-of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Fuhr arldiMr. and Mrs. Gordon Cheslock of Tavistock..,... Gary Ament of Stratford spent Easter weekend with his parents; Mr., and , Mrs. Stewart Ament. He also visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie East of Clinton. MARG BORTHWICK & CO. B.0 "TR1M'n' DANCE" J "TRIM -A -SIZE" _REGISTRATION ONLY-- TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1986 and APRIL 11, 1986 "GET SLIM FOR SUMMER" CLASSES BEGIN - Tues., April 15186& Thurs., April 17/86 to June 5/86 8 Week Classes PLACE - Blyth Arena -Upper Level - INSTRUCTOR - Viv Cappelli BODY -STRETCH - Complete but gentler work-out to music Tues: &Thurs. evenings 7:00 to 8:00 p.m: TRIM -A -SIZE - Total body work-out to music. Tues & Thurs. evenings 8:30 to 9:45 ri.m. PRICE - $35.00 for 1 class or $45.00 for both Fit*! aott FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: VIV 482-7727 O. 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