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Clinton News-Record, 1987-07-08, Page 12Page 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1987 Cricket action took place in Bayfield on Saturday when the Team 10 group from CFPL in London took on the locals. Jim Swan (centre) television commentator is shown here as he runs to the base after scoring a hit in this English game. (Shelley McPhee Haist photo) Team Western searching for local hockey talent WINNIPEG - The manager of Team Western, an adult hockey team based in Winnipeg, is looking for players to par- ticipate in a recreational tour of Europe this season. Dave Springett organizes tours for players, regardless of ability, each year and hopes to "find some interested area players to sign up for this years' journey." Springett stated; "All the players have a lot of fun and get to visit different countries and compete against Europeans, which very few players get the chance to rh " Each player is responsible for their own travel expenses while the club provides uniforms, jackets, duffle bags, and makes all the arrangements. Players from B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec have participated in the past. , The entire team is filled on a first come first serve basis and will play five no - contact exhibition games during the 11 day trip. All area players are welcome and can get more information on registration by calling Dave Springett at (204) 623-1521. Lions Club donates to recreation By Helen Owen It was a very busy and successful morning for the Bayfield Lions on July 5. People were in line before they opened and continued in a steady stream all morning. But the ex- perienced Lions worked away serving their pancake breakfasts with liberal helpings of sausages and maple syrup. This time the proceeds will go to the recreation commit- tee who will appreciate this as it will go towards the amount they still have to raise to complete the payment for their lights. The Lions' Club would like to thank all .those who,supported them. Just an early reminder that the Bayfield Lioness will be holding their Fashion Show on July 22 - make a note of the date now for this is an enjoyable evening. Also from 22-24 the ladies will be busy with the penny sale - make sure you get your tickets and a chance to win one or some of the wonderful prizes. Seniors' Up -Date The steering committee are meeting again this week and plans for the support services have now reached the stage when it is necessary to follow up on those who signified they would like to participate. The provision of meals has top priority and as the replies to the questionnaire in- dicated that there were quite a few who would welcome this, we now require the names, addresses and telephone numbers. In order to get this program of the ground as soon as possible, please call Helen Owen (565-2956) as it is important that we know the numbers involved. We also need to know who will require transportation, when and who, unable to get out would like a meal brought to them at home. Another question which provoked a good deal Of interest was the introduction of a handyman service, and it is hoped to start this with one day a week allocated to meet Bayfield's needs. Again, if you require this please call Helen,Owen at the above number. Thanks to te no -operation of Town and Country Homemakers these two ser- vices will be put in place as soon as the needs have been clearly identified. The Ever Young Club, are of course, a part of the planning and it is proposed to in- itiate subscriptions in order to meet the ex- penses. There will have to be some capital outlay and therefore all members of the community will be welcome to contribute. Watch out for further details, and mean- while, don't forget to call in, as the sooner we know the numbers the sooner we can get going. Swimming and Play Day This year the swimming program organized by the recreation committee, with transportation paid for the Optimist Club, is proving an ovewhelming success. '.57 children have registered. Another program, which starts on July 9: is the once a week play day which will ruri for the next seven weeks. Registration here has also been very good and there is no doubt that this type of activity is welcomed and will be well used in the community. Bridal shower makes guests think By Joan Beierling VARNA - A bridal shower in honor of Becky Collins, who is marrying Lorne Elley was held at the Stanley Complex on June 30. Bernice Reid was chairperson and welcom- ed everyone. Julie Webster played piano as everyone came in. Bernice then announced that FayeAnn Love would also play the piano. JoAnne Hayter then step danced for everyone. Sandra Turner and Julie Consitt enter- tained with some contests. One was a telegram. Some had to send telegrams to Becky on her honeymoon and some were of Becky sending them back, using letters of Becky's name. Some were hilarious and quite interesting to hear. Some people did a lot of fast thinking. MaryEllen Webster then played a few numbers on the piano. Sandra Turner read the address and then Becky was presented with many gifts. Becky thanked- everyone and lunch was served. MaryAnne Hayter, of Goshen, just underwent surgery and is at home recovering quite quickly. Everyone wishes her well. Wilfred Chuter's great grandson, Michael Lenard of London, spent a week in Varna with Wilfred. While here he enjoyed his time with the village young people. 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US TO . ��� telephone listing or rnewte P 1 del v cru - lIo your 11stng call Nlcl end at t',� change Mitchell or Freda Laurel213 443 for INCOIRPOR ATING•TIW, M.01 1 STANDARD -THE 3AIF11'I.ID13fl'4;I last meeting of the season on Friday night, beginning with an outdoor barbecue at the manse, followed by a baseball game. Then they went swimming and finished the even- ing watching a movie. The community wishes to extend their sincere sympathy to the Stan Smith family on the death of Betty Smith. Also to the Harvey Hayter family on the death of Maureen Hayter. Joan Beierling will be the new correspon- dent for the Varna area, for the summer. Anyone with any news or information, please contact her at 482-7443. Men's fastball update Last week's scores July 6: Orioles 1, Merners 0; Lawries 2, Dynamos 4; Norholme 1, Sherwood 8. Upcoming games July 8: 8 p.m. God. Tire vs Dynamos; 9:30 p.m. Lawries vs Norholme. July 13: 8 p.m. Denommes vs Norholme; 9:30 p.m. Merners vs Lawries. July 15: 8 p.m. Juniors vs Norholme; 9:30 p.m. Dynamos vs Merners. Standings GP W 15 7 14 7 13 5 13 0 Lawries Dynamos Merners Norholme 6 7 7 11 T 2 0 1 2 Pts 16 14 11 New lawn bowler takes high CLINTON - During the Tuesday night jitney bowling at the lawn bowling club here a new player, Sheila Keys, took the high position for the ladies. On the same evening, June 30, Clifford Ashton was the high man. The high lady during the July 2 jitney bowling was once again Sheila Keys. The high man honors were split by Bert Garret and Cliff Ashton. Elmer Murray and Audrey Walsh came in fourth during a recent Brussels tournament. The winner of the second lawn bowling club mini -lottery draw was Frank Cummings. Georgetown man wins $100 in golf draw In last week's write up concerning the first ever golf tournament for epilepsy, the early bird winner and several sponsors were left out. The early bird winner for $100 was Jean Davis of Georgetown. Other sponsors were Iabatt's, Ball and Macauley, Clinton Pro Hardware, Beattie Furniture, Aikens, Clinton Drycleaners and Hairitage Row. North Germans appreciate Kippen summer Anita and Jochen Paulsen from Beusum, North Germany have enjoyed a two week stay in the area with their friends Thea and Uwe Wisch. Anita and .Jochen have ap- preciated the hot dry spell we have ex- perienced of late, since when they left Ger- many, it had been cold and wet for quite a while. Apart from relaxing at the Wisch's farm, they visited Stratford and Niagara Falls. Gun Club News The Gun Club met on June 23 with 30 shooters in attendance for the evening. The following is a list of their scores. Jim Cocker, 25; Brad Mann, 25; Laurence Cox, 25; Jim Butcher, 25; Harrison Schock, 24; Bill Fisher, 24; .Jack Mills, 24; Ken Whetham, 24; Al Kyle, 24; Fred Brall, 24; Dan Crerar, 24. Jamie Caldwell, 24; Jim Martin, 24; Glen Mogk, 23; Bert Mahaffy, 23; Gord Glazier, 23; Paul Lamb, 22; Charlie Brandon, 22; Neil Voskamp, 22; Ed Steegstra, 21; Al McQuenny, 21; Lloyd Ven- ner, 21; Kevin Clark, 20; Bart Postma, 20; Gladys McGregor, 19; Bill Smith, 19; Lloyd Haskell, 19; Bob Baker, 19 and David Scott, 17. On Tuesday, .June 30, Jamie Caldwell Scored 50 points, well done Jamie! Other scores were: Dan Crerar, 25; Brad Mann, 24; Bert Mahaffy, 24; Bob Baker, 24; Glen Mogk, 24; Bill Fisher, 24; Jody Mouserinjohn, 24; Neil Voskamp, 24; Harrison Schock, 23; Paul Lamb, 23; Gord Glazier, 23; Al Kyle, 23; Lloyd Venner, 23; Ken Whetham, 23; Lloyd Haskell, 22; Ed Streggstra, 21; Bill Smith, 21; Brent Dawe, 20; Al McQuenny, 17; Bart Postma, 16; Ralph Hearley, 14 and Sean Kyle, 12. Thanks to Barb Caldwell for relaying the scores each week. A