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Clinton News-Record, 1987-02-25, Page 18Page 18—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 Onof the big attractions during Bayfield's Heritage Days celebra- tiWns on February 21 were the wagon rides provided by Tom Penhale. Although this wagon wasn't too full when the picture was taken, it wasn't long before it was packed with eager riders. (David Emslie photo) Pair return from trip to Guadalaraja By Mary Chessell VARNA -. Shirley Keys and friend Doris Symington of Petrolia returned home February 17 after spending 12 days in Chapala near Guadalaraja, Mexico. They report lovely dry, warm weather and not a cloudy day while they were there. They stayed with Doug and Erma Thompson of Goderich, who are spending the month of February there. They showed the girls around, adding much to the• enjoyment of their holiday. Residents glad to have Mary Reid back, after having spent several weeks with her son, Larry, in Vancouver, and some time with sons Bob in Pontypool and Wayne near Ottawa. Eric and Sharon Chuter and Don and Lor- raine Taylor and daughter Kim have return- ed from recent vacations in Florida with their respective families. Kim was thrilled with her 1 first airline flight. Bruce Keys had his second hip replace- ment surgery on Friday in University Hospital. He was happy to have it done so soon, as his former operation was very suc- cessful and gave hire so much comfort. Harold Peck and Murdock Morrison returned home on the weekend, having had surgery early last week in St. Joseph's Hospital. They are both wished a quick return to good health. Euchre Results Varna LOI, 1035 held their regular euchre party on Friday night with 10 tables in play. Ladies' high and low prizes went to Aldie Crich and Margaret Hayter. Men's prizes were won by Mervyn Hayter, high, and Gladys Alexander, low. Draw prize winners were Aldie Crich,' Eileen Consitt, Doris Wilson, Anna Wilson, Ruth Johnston, John McFarlane, Glen Dowson, Doreen Baird and Jessie Blair. Church News Rev. Ephraim Gingerich was the guest preacher at Varna and Goshen churches on Sunday while the Parkers weretn a week's vacation. His sermon was The Christian and Tests and Trials. Joyce Dowson and Margaret Hayter led the worship services, and Carol Simons talked to the Varna children about problems solving. The World Day of Prayer Service for Var- na and Goshen UCWs will be held the To Berton Dykstra, R.R. No. 2, Clinton Jason Heipel, Clinton Andrew Morley, Clinton Cheryl Taylor, Londesboro Katie Adams, Winnipeg Darren Bartliff, Clinton Patrick Culligan, R.R. No. 1. Clinton Laura Herman, Clinton Jennifer Pickett, R.R. No. 3, Clinton George Oakes, R.R. No. 2, Clinton Lana Merrill, Vancouver, B.C. John Storey, Clinton Alexander Russo, Clinton On February 25 February 26 February 26 February 27 February 28 February 28 February 28 February 28 February 28 February 29 March 3 March 3 March 1 previous evening, as has been the custom for several years, on March 5 at 8 p.m. in Varna Church. The program committee has arranged for Katherine Kaszas of the Blyth Summer Festival Theatre to speak. Group elects new officers By Paula Jeacock CLINTON - On February 21 the Clinton II 4-H club met for their first meeting. The club has 13 members and meets every Saturday afternoon. They held the election of officers who are as follows: Melody Van Dorp - youth leader; Pam Carter - president; Sandy Ryan - secretary; Paula Jeacock - press reporter and Susan Ryan - phone girl. They learned skills on how to keep yourself secure when home alone, how to change fuses, how to fix the breaker, and how to handle strangers at the door or on the phone. We recommend B152 Soybeans Exceptional yield potential Tap the export market with these clear hilum NK soybeans Excellent resistance to phytophthora root rot and excellent standability ensure top yields at harvest B 152 Soy- beans adapt best 'to narrow rows and' loamy soils in the 2900 treat unit area. Don't delay order your supplies now' Bill and Rob Steeple RR 3 Bayfield 565-5377 Summerhill Ladies' Club sends Huronview Valentines SUMMERHILL - The Summerhill Ladies' Club met at the home of Marg Wrights' for their February Meeting. Ph}alis Tyndal opened the meeting with a poem entitled Discovery. The creed the The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. Sixteen members and one visitor answered the roll call by signing Valen- Vera Gibbings gave a reading entitled tines to be sent to residents in Huronview. What's a Farmer's Wife. A thank you was received from the family of the late Ida Wright. Marianne Calcalough volunteered to attend a meeting on emergency survival held in the Clinton Town Hall and she will report back to the club's next meeting. Summerhill card party was announced for February 97 at 8 p.m. The raffle was won by Marie Gibbings. For program, Marie Middleton conducted an interesting contest on the Brazil nut. This was won by Corrie Haak. Sandra Westerhout showed pictures and gave an interesting talk on their trip to Brazil and their cruise on the Amazon River. The March 11 meeting will be held at Alice Buchanan's with Alice, Corrie Haak and Ruth Jenkins on lunch and program. The roll call is to be, what you would do in case of a Tornado warning. The meeting closed and lunch was served and a soc' 31 time held. School selects winners CLINTON - Congratulations to all the speech competitors at Clinton Public School (CPS). Here are the results: Junior Division - fi. at, Cherilyn Bylsma (Fashion) ; second, Brian Watson (Dogs) ; third, Heather Royal (Commercials). Intermediate Division - first, Jennifer Pollock (Game Show , second, Stacey Reid (Katimavic) ; third, Ruth Howes, Being Tall). Winter Carnival The pupils of CPS enjoyed Winter Car- nival Week Activities such as snow sculptur- ing, skating, skiing, tug of war, toboggan races, and coloring contests made for suc- cessful carnival. Special thanks to the helpers and organizers! Field Trips Mr. Stecca's class, along with Mr. Laurie's class, attended the East Wawanosh Nature Centre on February 17. They had a good time learning about snowshoeing and about how to survive the Winter. Fund Raising With the money CPS has earned, they were able to purchase two complete com- puter packages and a video camera for the school. All the equipment is getting used a great deal. Thanks for your support! The senior classes of CPA attended St. Joseph's Catholic School along with a few other schools for a presentation about Natural Gas, (put on by Union Gas). There was singing, experiments, acting, and even slides a lot of kids found it amusing. By Naomi Duddy Video Taping On February 19 the enrichment group was Haws From CPS pleased to have as a guest speaker, Randy Lobb. He worked with the groups all after- noon and demonstrated the methodology of video filming. Randy is in his third year of film at York University in Toronto and attended CPS years ago. The students were totally mesmorized by his presentation and had an opportunity to begin a short program on playground behaviour. We thank him for sharing his valuable time with us and are looking forward to his return performance. Story Hour On Monday at the library there was a story hour. They read The Little Red Hen and made little red hens. The Grade l's will be making books on mice. A class took the video camera and taped swimming this week. The teachers said they behaved well and they were amused while watching it afterwards. By Naomi Duddy, Chas Colquhoun, Kyra Aylsworth Clinton and area bowling league results... • from page 13 Clara Scott, 218; Nancy Itii `il` i1t' Faber, 233; Bonnie Gibbings, 235; Pat Taylor, 258, 237; Jane Bradshaw, 241; Tudy Wilson, 263; Kathy Ladd, 223, 228, 205; Mert Elliott, 215, 227, 331. I,ondesro Men Caddies Buicks Model T's T -Birds Porsches Chevs Doug Snell had the high single for the men on February 19 with 257, as well as the high triple at 629 while Bill 'Roy had the high average of 202. Clinton and Area Ladies Smurfettes 40 Winnie Poohs 39 Humpty Dumptys 36 Four Blind Mice 35 (';woks 32 Mother Gooses 28 Lia Hoggarth had the high single for the ladies on February 17 with 310 as well as the high triple at 667. The attendance draw was won by Jane Whelan and the 50-50 draw was won by Nellie Van Bakel. Those ladies that bowled games over 200 included Irene Thelan with 231, Evelyn Feeney 214, Dorothy Carter 200 and Nancy Sue Swan 231. I,ia• ,I-loggart had the only 90 76 75 73 64 63 A 390, ayith 310. orismga. esday Night N1I iy " Mission Impossible One Day At A Time The Gong Show Hart To Hart The Little Rascals Check It Out Road Runners The Enforcers 85 77 76 74 73 71 68 64 Mission Impossible were named season's champs following February 18 bowling, and playoffs are on the way. During this session of bowling Dorothy Airdrie was the top bowler for the ladies with the high single of 245, the high triple at 658 and the high average of 194. Joe Atkin- son had the high single for the men with 255 as well as the high triple at 654. There was a tie for the high average as both Brad Atkin- son and Steve Gibbings averaged 20E. Pee Wee and Bantam YBC Cosby Kids 46 The "A" Team 39 Kyrsties' Silly Strikers 37 Sheehans' Pin Downers 36 Jennifers' Strikers 34 Knight Riders 28 Tag Teamers 22 Pin Busters 22 ,Jennifer Burt was the top bowler for the Bantam girls with the high single of 206, the Cook's Producers Meeting and Crop Planning Seminar FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27 - South Huron Recreation Centre (Exeter) (Combined Meeting for Hensall, Centralia and Kirkton Producers) * * SPEAKER - Alex Henry - Sylvite Sales Inc. MONDAY, MARCH 2/87 - Brussels Community Centre (Brussels) * * SPEAKER - Ross Daily - CFPL TV London ALL MEETINGS START AT 11:00 A.M. EVERYONE WELCOME CONTACT YOUR NEAREST COOK'S BRANCH FOR MORE DETAILS' Centralia 228-6661 Hensel! 262.2410 DIVISION OF GERBRO INC. ammentesemsadametti Kirkten 2219-89810 Walton 527.1840 887-9261 high double at 395 and the high average of 156. For the Bantam boys Tim Elliott had the high single with 188 while Dale Marsh had the high double at 349 and the high average of 159. There was a tie for the Pee Wee girls' high single as Launa Renner and Michelle Schropshall had 112, while Krista Black claimed the high double with 209 and Michele Tyndall had the high average of 86. Jason Wise had the high single with 145 and the high double at 250 for the boys and Stephen King had the high average of 111. On February 22 many of the YBC bowlers participated in the Four Steps To Stardom tournament. They would like to thank all of the parents and volunteers for taking the children to bowl. Congratulations to all of the children who bowled, and especially to Dale Marsh, the Bantam boy single representative who finished first in this zone. Dale will be going on to compete against other zone finalists in Toronto on March 21. Thursday Night Mixed Best In Town 94 Beginners Luck .89 Cormiers Crushers 84 Whiners 73 The Odd Couple 70 Strikers 67 Grammas and Grampas 66 The Apple Gang 49 During February 19 bowling Suzie Dale had the high single with 261 and the high tri- ple at 691 while Nancy Atkinson had the high average of 207. Doug Buchanan had the high single for the men with 246 as well as the high average of 222 while Rob Van Damme had the high triple at 649. Tuckersmith Mixed Mike's Melons 113 Ralph's Rutabagas 104 Gerrit's Carrots 102 Jack's Lemons 98 Henry's Honeydews 92 Angus' Artichokes 91 Tina Van Dyk had the high single for the ladies with 230 as well as the high triple at 563 while Ann de Weerd had the high average of 185. Ralph Stryker had the high single for the men with 256 while Angus Hummel had the high triple and the high average with scores of 664 and 212 respectively. Those bowlers that rolled games over 200 included: Stien de Weerd, 220; Diane Dimaline, 220; Marrianne Reinhart, 205; Jenny Kaastra, 204; Angus Hummel, 201, 221, 242; Ralph Postma, 209; .Jack McClin- chey, 200. Wednesday Night YBC Screwballs 85 Pinheads 81 Revenge Of The Nerds 78 Boss Bowlers 73 Gimmie A Break 72 Party Animals 64 Patti Maguire was the top bowler for the Senior ladies on February 18 with the high single of 222, the high triple at 520 and the high average of 174. For the men Steve Swan had the high single with 223 as well as the high triple at 584 while Shawn Gautreau had the high average of 183. For the Junior ladies Colleen McAdam was the top bowler as Abe had the high single with 236, the high triple at 555 and the high average of 160. There was also one bowler that dominated for the men as Doug Maguire had the high single of 240, the high triple of 641 and the high average of 171.