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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-10-21, Page 15Jays lead in Londesboro, area ladies bowling • from page 14 Dorothy Salverda, 217; Helen Hutchings, 232, 245; Janet Taylor, 207, 204; Dorie Blake, 243; Colleen Maloney, 244; Marj McNall, 221; Reta Kelland, 228; Gerry Dale, 203; Rita Verburg, 210. Londesboro Men bear Jets 26 Model A's 24 Jeeps 21 Caddies 16 Pontiacs 9 New Yorkers 9 On October 15 Bruce Roy had the high single with 253, while Jack Lee had the high triple at 665 and Bill Roy had the high average of 218. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Grace's Geese 34 Lexie's Larks 32 Roy's Ravens 30 Mary's Magpies 30 Helen's Old Crows 29 Ruby's Robins 29 Nancy's Pink Flamingos 28 Evelyn's'Eagles 28 Lexie Murch had the high single for the ladies on October 13 with a score of 250, while Tudy Wilson had the high triple at 675 and Nancy Atkinson had the high average of 205. The hidden score prizes donated by Dix- ie Lee Chicken were won by Shirley Fowles and Nancy Atkinson. Those ladies who bowled games over 200 included: Pat Taylor, 200; Lois Gibbings, 200, 206; Helen Faber, 205; Cathy Mustard, 216; Nancy Atkinson, 216; Helen Emmerton, 221; Gladys Telford, 222; Sheila Keys, 226; Nora Heard, 230; Ruby Lefaive, 239; Can- dace Elliott, 215, 239; Nancy Roy, 244; Tudy Wilson, 232, 249; Lexie Murch, 207, 250. Wednesday Night Mixed Holy Rollers 22 Ball Jams 16 Foul Ups 14 Lucky Strikes 13. Hits and Misses 13 Gutter Dusters 12 Aces 12 Corner Pins 10 On October 14 Flo Cartwright had both the high single and the high triple for the ladies with scores of 252 and 633 respectively. Con- nie DeJong had the high average of 193. Brad Atkinson was the top bowler for the men with the high single of 294, the high tri- ple at 658 and the high average of 211. ,Honorable mention goes to Karen Pounder with a high single of 328 and a high triple of 819. Clinton and Area Ladies H i g h R o l l e r s 1 8 Win, Lose or Draw 16 Classic Concentration • 14 Fandago 12 Cathy Connolly had the high single for the ladies on October 13 with a score of 313, while Karen Pounder had the high triple and the high average with scores of 769 and 236 respectively. The 50-50 draw was won by Diane Vandereijk. Those ladies who bowled games over 200 included: Barb Dale, 239; Lia Hoggarth, 203; Kathy Black, 206; Cathy Connolly, 204, 313; Karen Pounder, 269, 311; Kaye Harris, 207. CNIB members • from page 6 Horbanuik talking to them about their next meeting. United Church News The United Church held their anniversary service on October 18. Greeting members to the church for the morning service was Melvin Knox, and the ushers were Ken Arm- strong, Len Archimbault, Don McGregor and Neil Salverda. ,Jim Thompson led a sing -song prior to the service with Deanna Lyon at the piano. Rev. Snihur welcomed all and gave the call to worship along with the following an-.. nouncements. The flowers in the church were in memory of Amy Bosman. The UCW meeting will be held on October 21 at 8 p.m. The Good Will truck will be in Londesboro on October 27. A three part study session on Creation in Crisis will be held the first three Fridays of November at 8 p.m. in the Auburn United Church. All are invited from Londesboro and Auburn. The senior youth group will meet on October 22 at 6 p.m. at the church. The anthems for the service were by soloist ('hery) Cronin. She was accompanied by Marsha Szusz on the piano. Fur children's time a song was sung and a Tuckersmith Mixed Jenny's Jewels Marion's Diamonds Rose's Rubies Freda's Pearls Ann's Amethyst Stien's Sapphires • • • 33 32 31 29.5 29.5 25 On October 19 Stien de Weerd had both the high single and the high triple for the ladies with scores of 225 and 624 respectively, while Ann de Weerd had the high average of 183. For the men Henry Hummel had the high single with 252 while Angus Hummel had the high triple at 640 as well as the high average of 208. Bowling games over 200 were: Jenny Kaastra, 217; Stien de Weerd, 210; Rose Hummel, 209; spare Hilda Veenstra, 267; Angus Hummel, 240; Clarence Roorda, 226, 240; Jack Snieder, 236, 206; Henry Hummel, 202. Thursday Night Mixed Just For Fun Wagon Masters Cormiers Crushers Grammar and Grampas Whiners Beginners Luck Best In Town The Apple Gang Suzie Dale had the high single for the ladies with 238 and the high triple at 662, while Nancy Atkinson had the high average of 194. For the men John Wubbs had the high single with 291, while Doug Buchanan had both the high triple and the high average with scores of 695 and 229 respectively. 31 28 26. 20 18 16 15 14 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1987—Page 15 Rosemary Armstrong, of the Clinton Legion, took part in the zone dart tournament held here on October 17. While Mrs. Armstrong throws, the scorekeeper looks on. (Anne Chisholm photo) visit Londesboro WI October meeting story was told. The junior teachers were Christie Scott and Kelly Bosman. Prior to the evening service music was performed by Gail Lear on the organ and Lisa Duizer on the piano. Greeting members to the church were Jack and Helen Lear, and the ushers were Ken Armstrong, Len Archambault, John Hoggart and Don McGregor. Rev. Snihur welcomed all and gave the announcements. The guest speaker was Rev. David Woodall, The anthem was a joint choir from the Londesboro and Ontario Street United Chur- ches. The organist was Gail Lear, and trumpets were played by Jeff Hearn of Clin- ton and Ann Coulter of Goderich. The direc- tor was Louise McGregor of Clinton. A men's trio of Jerry Cox, Bob Mann and Fred Lobb also performed later in the evening with pianist Louise McGregor. Personals John Cartwright was home on Thanksgiv- ing weekend from McGi1I University in Montreal, where he is studying accounting. On October 10 Florence, John and Claude spent Thanksgiving with Keith. Mary Blacker of Stratford visited on (h- tober 15 with Hazel Watkins. Lorne and Addie Hunking, Clara Riley, and Ida Durnin visited on October 16 with their cousin, Susie ( Sampson) Eckmier in Tavistock. June Fothergill, Alice Buchanan, Margaret Taylor and Lois Elliott attended the WI area convention in St. Marys on Oc- tober 15 and 16. Mr. and -;OI*. Allen Shaddick visited on October 18 wit their daughter Hoy and Dirk Garlichs in Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Newby tober 15 with Tom and Veda Waterford. They also visited with their son Don and Phy Innerkip. A reminder that the Happy will meet on October 28 at 1: hall. visited on Oc- Van Galen at on October 18 llis Newby in Gang Seniors 30 p.m. in the 4-H Club News The fourth meeting of the Londesboro 4-H Club was held at the home of Sandra Mayberry. The night's topic was apples. '►'hey discussed the characteristics of ap- ples, along with their favorite uses. They also discussed some other fruits, learning about selection, storage, and nutritive value. Knox United celebrates anniversary Knox United Church was beautifully decorated for the Anniversary Service with Rev. Dave Snihur conduting the service. Special music was by the "Jazz Vox" of Goderich conducted by Eleanor Robinson with GDC► students Erin Robinson, Maureen Stapleton, Robin Wark, Wayne MacVicar, Craig Wark and Lori Millian. The tall to Worship was read alternative- ly followed by the hymn "I Serve A Risen S;n•lour" followed by the prayer of ap- proach. Announcements followed. The children's song was "Hallelu Hallelu" followed by the children's story being the conclusion of the past two Sundays. Scriptures were read followed by the /,ray er chorus. An anthem was sung by Jazz Vox The minister's sermon was entitled I ooking Into The Past, Living In The Pre- sent. looking To The Future." The offering was received by Peter Verbeek, Allan Webster, 1,aurence Plaetzer ;111d Murray Rollison. The hymn "All The Way My Saviour Leads Me" was sung. The minister pronounced the benediction with the choral closing by Jazz Vox. Next Sunday will he early hymn sing at 1 0 a.m. Autumn Thankoffering will be held on October 28 with a special speaker from Goderich. WMS meeting The Presbyterian WMS met at the home of Mrs. Martha Daer for their Thanksgiving service. Martha. the president, presided and open- ed the meeting with a Scripture reading. "l'hc order of the service was followed from the (;lad Tidings including hymns, Scripture readings and prayers. The study was in charge of Mrs. Frances ('lark who gave an informative reading on Thanksgiving. Marion Haggitt gave a reading entitled "Autumn is Here." The meeting closed with all repeating the Lord's Prayer. The November meeting will he held at the home of Mrs. Viola Raithby. /:nit 11, Knox Church Unit II of Auburn United Church held their (k•tober meeting at the home of Mrs. Greg Park with Mrs. Jack Vincent as assisting convener. 1 flower arranging demonstration was presented by Mrs. D. Cameron of Dixie's Flower Shop, Goderich. She made a hand - tied bouquet of fresh flowers and a table ar- rangement giving many helpful hints and answering questions. Leader Mrs. Vincent conducted the business and reports were received and shut-in visits arranged. New devotional hooks have been placed in the library for members use. The Autumn Thankoffering will be held on October 28 with a speaker from Goderich. "Gratitude and the rarity of its use" was the worship theme. Scripture relating to "thanks" were read by various members. Two piano duets wre played by Mrs. Greg Park and Mrs. John Wilson of Fordwich. The hymn "Come Ye Thankful People" was sung with Marjorie McDougall at the piano. A Helen Steiner -Rice prayer poem "Thank. You God" concluded the worship. A social time followed. The Auburn Euchre party will start on Tuesday, October 27 at 8 p.m. at the Com- munity Hall. DROP IN TODAY! Amiga Software Sale Ends October 31/87 GRANGER'S T.V. LTD. 92 South St. Goderich, 524-8925 Two members of the club prepared a recipe of strawberry -rhubarb punch. The next 4-H meeting will' be held at the home of Elizabeth Lawson at 7 p.rn. Burns UCW News The October meeting of the Burns U('W was held at the home of Jean Leiper with 15 members present. Hazel Reid opened the meeting with a reading. Thanksgiving readings were given by Joan Hoggarth and Beryl Hied. The topic of Christian tests was presented by Hazel Reid, Josephine MacGregor, Joan Hoggarth, Gloria McEwing and Beryl Reid. ••• Hazel Reid then gave another reading. Hazel thanked Jean, and all who took part. Amelia Rice conducted the business. The treasurer's report was given by Margaret Taylor. Plans were made for the bazaar on October 21. Thanks were received from Mae and. George Smith for a donation made in the memory of Marjorie Bickel'. Beryl Reid thanked the UCW for the card that was sent to Danny. Clara Riley invited all to her home in December for , the Christmas meeting. SUNDAY, NOV. 1, 1987 DISCOVER YOUR CAREER OPTIONS 1 - 4 p.m. Central Huron Secondary School Clinton The Huron County Career Fair will provide an exciting opportunity for you to gain first-hand information on potential careers from experienced personnel. 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