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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 2016-10-05, Page 19II 1 Varna News Joan Beierling Special to the News Record Euchre players met at the Odd Fellows Hall in Brucefield on Thursday Sept., 26 for cards. There were five tables in play. High man was John McKenzie and low man was Gerald Rath - well. High lady was June Thomas and low lady a tie between Nancy Turner and Joan VanSligtenhorst. Berva Cartwright won the most lone hands and the draw prizes went to Joan Beierling and Donna Smale. Next Card Party will be Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Eve- ryone welcome! It was the third Anniversary of the Brucefield Community United Church on Sunday, Oct 2. Rev Randy Banks was the Guest Speaker, and his Reflec- tion was on "Three and Count- ing': Willi Laurie welcomed the refugee family, and the mother of the family thanked the congregation. Special Music was by Kindred Spirit. Cathy Smith soloist sang "Seek Ye First" accompanied by the Harps. There was a dedica- tion of the Memory Cabinet in the entrance Hall. A candle was lit in memory of loved ones that have departed. A time of fellowship and lunch was enjoyed following the Service. A big thank you goes out to the Anniver- sary Committee and special thanks to Rev. Randy for his special message and to the Kindred Spirit for their gift of amazing music. Mark your calendar for Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. or Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. The Fields of Faith Players are proud to present their stag- ing of "The Real Housewives of Cricket County': Thirteen local actors who are your friends and neighbours are looking forward to your enjoyment of their per- formances in support of the Canadian Foodgrains "Fields of Faith" growing project near Varna. This will be held in the Bruce - field Community United Church. Tickets are available by calling the Brucefield Commu- nity Church at 519-233-5755 or Joe Laurie at 519-482-9265. Refreshments will be served fol- lowing the performance. Please mark your calendar for Sunday, Nov 13 (note the right date,) when the Bruce - field Community United Church will be hosting a Ham and Turkey Dinner at the church from 4:30-7:30 p.m. Tickets will be available soon. Arnold and Nora Keys will be celebrating their 67th Wedding Anniversary next Saturday. Sympathy goes out to Bruce Keys and family on the passing of Anna Keys on Oct. 2. Anna will be missed by many. Crokinole players resume play Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Brucefield Com- munty United Church. The All Ontario Doubles Tourna- ment both competitive and Rec league will be Saturday, Oct. 15 at the Brucefield Community United Church . For more info or to register, please call me (Joan) at 519 233-7443. Londesborough News Brenda Radford Special to the News Record This weekend, Canadians will gather as families and reli- gious groups to celebrate Thanksgiving, to give thanks for our fortunate life. Church- goers will be singing those wonderful and familiar hymns that remind us of God's bounty. I went on a hymn story search and didn't find quite what I wanted. However we all recognize we are all children in the sight of God, so I offer the background on a familiar children's hymn. In 1860 Anna Warner, under the alias of Amy Lothrop, wrote a novel that few of us would ever have heard of, "Say and Speak': It was a best seller in its time. And one single emotional moment in this book, less than a page in length, was captured in a poem. In order to comfort a dying child in the story, the lead character recited a poem. William Bradbury was so moved by the poem he added music, and "Jesus Loves Me" was published. It was the most popular new song during the years of the American Civil War, and it has become the best known, most translated piece of Christian music in the world. Anna Warner had no way of knowing what her poem would mean to millions of people. Just as we can never know how the little things we do each day impact the lives of others. Let's make that impact be for the better. The folk at Hullett Central thank the community for sup- porting the recent 50th Anni- versary Celebration and Open House. The Grade 8 class, who benefited from the funds donated by those who watched the movie "Finding Dory, are appreciative of the community generosity. The outdoor showing was made possible by Goderich Eleva- tors, the Kerr Family and Mrs. Goetz. They are planning another movie night for December. "Do Heroes Exist?" was the title of the message at Londes- borough United Church on Sunday, October lst. Theresa Kolkman conducted the morning service. She chose Romans 15: 1-7 and Psalm 46 as supporting scripture pas- sages. God is the hero that guides us through our trials but may come in the guise of a friend, neighbour or the per- son sitting next to you. But we must be open to receiving the help. A quote by Christopher Reeves in the order of service also caught my attention. "A hero is an individual who finds the strength to preserver and endure in spite of overwhelm- ing obstacles." And he was proof of that statement in his last years. The Outreach Committee at Londesborough United is hop- ing you will be generous with donations to their October food drive. Rev. Fletcher continues on medical leave. Anyone requir- ing pastoral care may contact Rev. Gary Clark of Blyth. Wednesday, October 5, 2016 • News Record 19 Radars open the season on a winning note The Clinton Radars travelled to Tavis- tocklast Saturday night, October 1, andwonbya convincing 7-3 score. It was the Radar's season opener afterwinningthe Senior `AA" Championship last year. Most of the starting lineup remained in tact from last year's champion- ships team. The Radar's coach, Jim Fritzley, stepped down after the season last year, andnowRandy McClincheywill lead the team. Helping McClinchey will be assistant coaches Jason Heywood and Brian Blackbum. Tavistock Royals opened the scoring in the first stanza at the 1:21 mark as Jeremy Munro slammed in a rebound past Cintnon net minder Marc Nother. But the Radars evened the count at 1-1 at 3:30 while on the powerplay. Luke Vick caped off a beautiful three-way passing rush with Tyler Doig and Joey's Corner Joe Livermore Kurtis Bartliff gathering assists. Less than two min- utes later, Ryan Murphy made it 2-1 after taking a drop pass from Stefan Salituro. Tyler Gosset initiated the rush. Before the period had ended, DerykWhitehead finished up a two on one rush with Tyler Doig at 8:28 on the powerplay. In the second period, the Radars scored the only two goals with Kurtis Bartliff scoring a powerplay goal at 14:03 from Tyler Doig, and Luke Vickramming home a shorthanded marker from Kurtis Bartliff at 16:08. The third period saw Tavistock and the Radars scoring two goals each. After the Royals scored a 5 on 3 powerplay goal at 4:00, the Radars answered it rightback at the 6:00 mark with Ryan Murphy scoring his second goal of the game. At the 11:23 mark, Tavis- tock's Paul Thompson cut the score 6-3. Newcomer Matt Salituro scored his fast Radar goal at 16:52 to make the final score 7-3. Kurtis Bartliff picked up his fourth point of the game on one goal and three assists. Right behind Bartliff was Tyler Doig who picked up four assists. Marc Nother played a really strong game for the Radars as he stopped 36 shots. In the contest, the Radars had 26 minutes in penalties to 16 minutes for the Royals. The Radars' next game is this Friday night, October 7 as they travel to Petrolia to take on the Squires. Game time is 8:30 p.m. Clinton's fist home game will be against Mil- verton on Friday, October 14. 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