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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-03-04, Page 7The Blyth Tykes met Zurich on home ice in Blyth on Saturday morning. The Blyth team won the game 5-1, scoring four goals in the second period. (Shelley McPhee Haist photo) Tykes win with four second period goals By Brenda Burkholder BLYTH - The Blyth Tykes played against Zurich on February 28 here, winning 5 - 1. The first period passed with numerous shots on both nets, but none that counted. Both teams were getting their share of play- ing at their opponent's end of the rink. Dar- ryl Bromley was goaltender for the game and was doing an excellent job stopping the puck. Ronnie Abel-Rinn made an excellent shot from the blue line the puck glided across the ice and into the net, just as the buzzer went for the line change, so it was not counted. In the second period, Jason Badley at- tempted a shot on Zurich's net. The rebound from the Zurich goalie went to one of their players who attempted to shoot the puck to Blyth's end. Jason Badley was ready. Again he caught the puck arid shot it across the ice. This time it went in the net putting the first goal on the board for Blyth. Jeff Cowan got a break away moments later scoring the se- cond goal and taking the Zurich goaltender by surprise for the second time. Minutes later, defensemaxi Cory Shannon took the puck from a Zurich player, foiling his attempt to shoot on net. Cory shot the puck down the ice to Michael Haggitt who caught the puck and shot it into the net. A minute left in the second period Jeff Ferguson stick handled the puck up the ice shot the puck into the net, bringing the score to 4-0 at the end of the second period. Jeff Cowan scored his second goal of the g me in the third period, doing a superb job controlling the puck up the ice to the net. Only minutes left in the game, Zurich scored their first and only goal. The final score was 5 - 1 for Blyth. The Tykes will travel to Lucknow on March 7 for a tournament. Eleven tables filled at local WI euchre By Mrs. L. Stonehouse BELGRAVE - Eleven tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the WI Hall on February 25. Winners were: high lady - Agnes Caskanette; novelty lady - Mrs. Lawrence Taylor; low lady - Mrs. Albert Cook; high man - Bert Johnston; novelty man - Garner Nicholson; low man - George Johnston. First lucky draw lady - Mrs. Herb Clayton and second lucky draw man - Jim Coultes. There will be euchre again this Wednes- day starting at 8 p.m. Personals Elva Jacques of Gorrie, Mrs. David Ireland of Teeswater, Mrs. George Gibson, Mrs. Irma Edgar, Mrs. Charles Johnston all of Wingham, Mrs. Harvey Edgar of RR 4 Wingham were Tuesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Friends and neighbors of this community extends sympathy to Mr. 'and Mrs. Edgar Wightman in the loss of their son-in-law William Hugh Montgomery of Guelph who died suddenly on February 24. Ruth Gress and Mrs. Herman 'Tegler of Hanover; Myrtle Weir of RR 1 Clifford and Olive Bolt of Belgrave visited on Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fitch of RR 1 Wroxeter. Visiting at the home of Elizabeth Procter on Wednesday were: Mrs. Howard Zettler, Sherry and twins Amanda and Olivia of RR 4 Walkerton; Mrs. Larry Mayberry of Londesboro and Mrs. Frank Procter and Kevin of RH 5 Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and Laura Johnston visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and Erin in Ilderton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent have return- ed home from an enjoyable trip to Arizona. At Sedona they visited with Edith's cousins, Francis and Jeanette Wallace. Come out for euchre There were eight tables in play at the Auburn Community Hall on Feb. 24 and the winners were: high lady, Ruth Lockart; low lady, Karen Plunkett; high man, Gordon Gross: low man, Harold McClinchey; nove- ly, Murray Rollinson. Euchre parties are held every Tuesday evening in the Community Hall at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. United Church The minister, Gary Shuttleworth, con- ducted the morning service at Knox United Church. Organ prelude by Lori Millian. The ,Junior and Senior choirs sang "We Turn To .Jesus - He is the One". The children's story was told by the minister and they went to their Sunday School with teachers Margaret Bakker and Sharon Ramsey. The minister's sermon was entitled "A Matter of Life and Death". Offering was received by Brian Ramsey and Bill Seers. Local The 3 M's Club will have their meeting and games at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer on Saturday evening March 7. Mr. Stewart Toll of London visited recent- ly with his sister Marjorie McDougall. Unit II of the UCW will meet on March 11 at 2 p.m. in the church basement. Bring your own bible and roll call is a donation of food for the Survival Through Friendship Home. World's Day of Prayer will be held March Turn to page 8 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1987—Page 7 Happy Gang seniors to see Irish Rovers By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - The Happy Gang held their meeting here on February 25 in the hall. President Audrey Thompson welcomed all and read a Valentine poem. Roll call was then answered by 25 present. The minutes of the last meeting were read by secretary Margaret Good. The Zone 8 Seniors will meet in Dashwood on April 7. Clara Riley reported on the bus trip to Kitchener on April 8 at 8 p.m. to see the Irish Rovers. The cost will be $31, and those interested should let Clara know by March 25. The treasurer's report was given by Hazel Reid. The members moved to donate $25 to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. A get well card was sent to Jake .McDougall. Audrey then gave a reading on being a senior citizen. The members then played some cards. Mabel McAdam had the ladies' high, Isabel Airdrie had the lone hands and Dora Shob- brook had the low. Mary Dale, playing as a man, had the men's lone hands, while Bob Thompson had the high and George Smith had the low. A draw donated by Clare Vin- cent was won by Kay Konarski. Lunch was served by Jean Scott and Kay Konarski. Happy Birthday was sung and birthday cake served for the January and February birthdays of Vietta Hoggarth, Hazel Reid, Verna Glazier, Esther Moffatt, Jean Scott, Kay Konarski and Reg Lawson. Shuffleboard There were 11 players in attendance for the February 25 games of shuffleboard. fast Wawanosh announces public speaking winners EfiST WFWONOSN MEWS BELGRAVE - The Public Speaking Con- test for East Wawanosh Public School was held in the school auditorium on February 17. A number of visitors were in attendance as well as Grade 2 - 8. Mr. Scott thanked the parents for their support and help at home. Madame Tur- cotte, Mrs. Daer, Mr. Harrison and Mr. Chaulk were also thanked for their time and effort. Mr. Scott indicated that the contest was a great opportunity fortudents to express themselves in public. Not only does the speech require research and organization 'but it also provides the rest of the students with entertaining information about the hob- bies and interests of the speakers. The judges were Marg Walsh, Mabel Wheeler and Rev. John Roberts. Rev. Roberts spoke on behalf of the judges and provided some suggestions'for the speakers. The judges were thanked and a received a small momento as a token of appreciation. The following is a list of the speakers and their topics: Grade 4: Rowan Kerr I Win- ner), Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream; Jayne Vincent, Life of a Shrimp; Jayme Kingsbury, Getting my Tonsils Out. Grade 5: Micah Hussey ( Winner ), My Dad; Ryan Pletch, Baldness; Mike Golley, A Typical Day In My Life. Grade 6: Tim Coultes (Win- ner ), Belgrave School Fair; Trisha Taylor, My Sister; Natascha Muscheid, My Brother. Grade 7: Ian Morton (Winner), Australia; Laura Munro, Coincidences; Lana Thompson, The Youngest. Grade 8: Sheila Schwartzentruber ( Winner ), Speech Phobia; Jennifer Chettleburgh, Eggs; Cheryl Darlow, Chicken Catching. The winner for Grades 4 to 6 was Tim Coultes with Rowan Kerr the runner-up. Ian Morton won for Grades 7 and 8 and Sheila Schwartzentruber was runner-up. PANASONIC PC -1403 14" COLOUR TV PHILIPS C.D. 160 COMPACT DISC PLAYER A.IW.A. C.A.-W40 DOUBLE CASSETTE AUDIO COMPONENT SYSTEM Don't just dream about them... You could WIN your choice of one of these exciting prizes during our 1 PRE -SPRING BONUS DRAW! When you prep: y your 1987 Lawn Care "Program" by March 16, 1987 you will automatically have your name entered into our draw. Weed Man Customers: Simply send in the entry form you received in the mail. New Customers: Join the funl Phone for your no obligation quote on our weed control/fertilizing program. Prizes supplied through Rivet ■ ,S 34 The Square, Goderich THE �d 524-2424 The winners were Bib Thompson and Les Reid. The next games will be played on Marek 4. United Church News The guest speaker at the United Church on March 1 was Bill Ferguson, the lay pastor from the Bible Society. Greeting members to the church was Bob Trick and the ushers were Teresa Knox, Vicki Lott -Riley, Shannon Duizer and Christine Potter. The organist was Gail Lear and she was assisted by Sara Lyons and Melanie Knox. The choir director was Marsha Szusz. The following announcements were given. The World's Day of Prayer service will be held on March 6 at 8 p.m. On March 8 the an- nual congregational skating party yvill meet in Clinton at 3 p.m. After skating they will return to the church for refreshments and prizes. A hymn sing will be held before the service on March 8 at 10:50 a.m. ° For children's time, Mr. Ferguson spoke to them about honoring their parents. The junior. teachers were Laura Scott and Crystal Whyte. Mr. Ferguson gave the sermon. Personals David Constatine returned to his home- in Calgary on March 1 after spending two weeks with the Sottiaux family. Jean Vodden and Dora Shobbrook visited on February 26 with their friends Jack and Edna Burchill in Mitchell. The WI citizen and world affairs meeting will be held on March 11 at 8 p.m. Roll call will be to name a trouble spot in the world and explain how it concerns people that live here. A WI card party will be held on March 6 at 8 p.m. in the hall. Beth, Melvin and Barbara Knox went to. Toronto on February 28 where they attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Steve White. x� 4-H News On February 23 the 4-H Club's third meeting was held at the home of Sandra Mayberry. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge, then business was discussed before the members split into three groups. One group, headed by youth leader Lori Bromley, discussed the importance of respecting other people's ideas. The other two; groups did an activity called Build It. The idea was to give each group an oppor- tunity to build something with a limited amount of resources. They later rotated and all the members had a lot of fun. The importance of planning for the future was also discussed. The next meeting will be held at the home of Elizabeth Lawson. 1 A'inettorg� Vi�+�1 .��I�J4-41;_ g- 611.4111 NEW COUNTER TOPS Custom made to fit your kitchen. 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