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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-09-24, Page 6Page 6 -CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1986 BlythStandard Lawries shutout Dynamos, 8-0 By Kathy Bromley B1,YTH - The Clinton men's fastball season ended Monday night, after a close series that looked as though it could go either way. The game was held In Holmesville, since the Clinton ball diamond was too wet to play on. With this being the last game of the season, the best three out of five, everyone was on edge, as both the Blyth Lawries and Londesboro Dynamos had two games each to their credit. Lawries was trailing by a 2-0 lead in the series, but made a strong come -back, taking the next two games straight. What also makes it unique is the fact that Blyth Fest val By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - The UCW meeting 41was held here on September 15 in the church. President Joan Whyte welcomed all and the UCW purpose was repeated. Kitty McGregor introduced Brenda Doner from the Blyth Festival, andshe spoke about the volunteers working 5,100 hours an- nually as ushers and helpers. With the gourmet dinner, festival singers and the book sale, all help is appreciated. She told them how they find plays then develop them, and she answered questions. She is leaving for Africa for two years. Kitty thanked her and presented her with a book, Holiday Ideas. Devotions were by Marion Hunking and Best Interest Guaranteed Investment Certificates 'IQ" 'Subject to change Gaiser-Kneale 1110 rff Insurance Brokers Inc. iiliti Exeter 235-2420 Clinton 482-9747 Goderich 524-2118 Hensall Grand Bend 238-8484 262-2119 Monday night's game was a shut out, defeating Londesboro Dynamos by a score of 8-0. Rick Scrimgeour pitched the full game. He finished his year with not only the satisfaction of a shut out, but also the joy of striking out the final batter of the season. Lawries were also the seasonal cham- pions of the year in Clinton. The Clinton Men's Fastball will be holding their banquet this Saturday night at the Clinton Legion. Euchre Starts Please note that euchre will resume September 29 and will be held every Monday night at 8 p.m. in the Blyth Memorial Hall. Why play cards alone? Come out and play a lone hand! THERE are now signs of autumn, when the leaves slowly t urn from green to brown to gold to litter. Quote Of The Week: THERE are now signs of autumn, when the leaves slowly turn from green to brown to gold to litter. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Henry Youngblut of Niagra Falls accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Tim Thomas and children Bradley and Stephanie, visited over the weekend at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Longman. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Groop, of Milverton, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Longman as well. representative visits UCW • .. Kitty McGregor with 20 present. Marion gave a reading and a hymn was sung with Gail Lear at the piano. A Psalm was read in unison and it was followed by a prayer. Kit- ty then read the scripture and another hymn was sung. Business was conducted by Joan Whyte, and the minutes of the last meeting were read by secretary Betty Hulley. .. For correspondence, there were thank yous from Marg and Jake McDougall, the Nesbitt family and from the Blyth firemen for the use of tables for the pancake breakfast at the Threshermen's Reunion. An invitation was received to go to Walton on October 9 for a quilt display and tea in the afternoon and evening at 1:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. FLOWER ARRANGING COURSES LEVEL ONE LEVEL TWO (Advanced) week course Phone for registration and information 482-9414 GROVES t.v. and appliance centre Including - the Board & Batten Gift Room 10 Huron St., Clinton 482-9414 The UCW Fall Rally will be held on September 29 at 6:30 p.m. Londesboro will be hi charge of the Winthrop registration on October 5. The Blyth UCW will be holding their Harvest Bonanza starting on October 29. On November 1' a silent auction will be held. The treasurer's report, given by Betty Millar, showed a balance of $1,140.66. Joan reported on the Presbyterial executive meeting. Audrey Thompson reported there are two quilts on hand to quilt. The UCW an- nual meeting will be held on January 26 in Mitchell, and the UCW anniversary of 25 years will be held on January 11. The UCW plan to have a service when the minister is on holidays. June Fothergill in- vited the UCW to a WI meeting on October 8 when the Hydro area manager, Bill Dobson from Goderich, will be speaking on safety and saving energy. Alma One Day School For Women was cancelled -and in its place a special Steward- ship Day will be held at RR1 Fingal at the Pearce Williams Christian Centre on Oc- tober 10 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Everyone is to wear their favourite apron. The meeting was 'closed and lunch was served by Florence Snell, Audrey Thomp- son, Penny Overboe and Dora Shobbrook. United Church Greeting members to the United Church baptismal service on September 21 were Rev. Snihur and Nancy Penfound, with the users being Theresa Knox, Vickie Riley, Joanne and Janet Wilts. Lighting the candles were Shannon Duizer and Christine Potter. A hymn sing was held prior to the service and it was led by Rev. Snihur with Barb Bosman at the piano. All were welcomed and the following an- nouncements were given. The Bible Study will be held at the manse on September 26 at 1 p.m. Y.P. will be held at the Whytes' on September 26 at 7 p.m. A walk-a-thon will be held on October 5. The sacrament of infant baptism was held for Krystal Ann and Brianne Pauline, the twin daughters of Debra and Terry Albrecht of Hullett Township, and for Matthew Steven Terence, son of Kerri and Steve Howard of Red Deer, Alberta. Clara Riley presented a rose to the parents, and Bob Trick gave the certificates from the church. The children's congregation went to the front of the church to see the christening. Children's time was held with junior teacher Aileen Salverda. The anthem was sung by the men's choir with Marsha Szusz as the organist and choir director. FACTORY AUTHORIZED CLEARANCE SALE All 1986 Mazda's Must Be Sold! NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE $$$ * 7 To Choose From * SO 1E 1987 MODELS ARE HERE NOW! CHECK U'S ()UT... ■ moa CHECK US OUT... 4‘delf,,e/t areAleigine- - M -W MOTORS LTD. 184 EAST ST.., GODERICH 524-2113 Sales, Service, Parts, Leasing Personals Clara Riley has returned home after spen- ding the past two weeks in Thunder Bay visiting her daughter Marie and Bruce Kelly and Kathy. Residents are glad to report that Mrs. Arie Duizer returned home on September 16 after spending seven weeks as a patient in the Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Good spend September 14 with Mr. and Mrs. Randy Logan and Kathy in London. Dorothy Powell, Laura Lyon and Edythe Beacom enjoyed a three day Superannuated Teachers bus tour to Manitoulin Island, the Sudbury nickel mule and Science North, Turn to page 7 • Londesboro was the place to have breakfast on Sunday morning as the Lions Club hosted one of their famous pancake and egg breakfasts. Hundreds of local folk and visitors en- joyed the early morning feast, included Shirley Lyon of Londesboro. (Shelley McPhee- Haist photo) Explorer meeting held By Cheri Taylor LONDESBORO - Edith Taylor conducted the first meeting of the Londesboro Ex- plorers as elections have not yet been held. Linda Horbanuik is helping Mrs. Taylor this year. Thirteen members joined the group in the church basement, five of them were new members. They are Paula Allen, Erin Jamieson, Mandy Hadenko, Lindsay Ander- son and Lindsay Salverda. Mrs. Taylor had a Watermelon treat for the members. Paula Allen won the chair prize and the group played Rumor. Christy Scott and Angela Horbanuik had birthdays this month. Everyone said the Explorer purpose and song and Kelly Bosman read the Explorer Emblem. Cheri Taylor read the Explorer Picture and Angela Horbanuik gave the Explorer motto. The girls worked on Fall Brooms for the church. The amount of $1.86 was in the collection. We closed the Expedition with this is Our Father's World. Hullett holds first race THE BLYTH STANDARD VSINESS PLUMBING SERVICE Robert Worsen Plumbing Heating Sales 8 Service Box 68, Auburn 526-7597 H.T. DALE SEPTIC TANK PUMPING SERVICE CLINTON PHONE 482-3320 or 527-0284 INSURANCE GENERAL J. !diehard Elli'rtt 1:+I99 a2.i-9i2 LIFE 11. John Elliott 519.523.4323 ELLIOTT INSURANCE BROKERS LTD, INSURANCE 1N ALL BRANCHES lEt tablIRh'ed 1910 BLYTH', ONTARIO NOM 1110 519-523-4481 LIVESTOCK MORTALITY INSURANCE OPTOMETRY - David Langstaff Ltd. 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