Clinton News-Record, 1983-02-16, Page 8C
l'At;F: B C11NTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1983
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Clinton peewees were unable to keep Blyth away from the
nets on Saturday. The Blyth team beat Clinton in the final
round of hockey to win the Clinton Optimist trophy at the
Winter Carnival. (Shelley McPhee photo
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LONDESBORO
Dora Shobbrookeditor
leader
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Greeters on Sunday morn-
ing were Reg Lawson and
Jack Lee. Ushers were John
Cartwright, Larry Gross,
Russell Nesbitt and Gary
Wilts. The organist was Lisa
Duizer and choir director
was Gail Lear. Rev. Swan
noted that floral tributes
were placed in memory of
Nancy Shaddick by the fami-
ly. Sympathy and prayers
were extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Allen and family
on tragic accidental death of
grandson Kenneth Allen
Jackson of Ridgetown.
Junior congregation
teachers were Jane Swan
and June Fothergill.
The W.I. Consumer Affairs
and Resolutions meeting on
Feb. 9 began with a pot luck
dinner. President Margaret
Taylor welcomed Lois
Elliott who gave a
demonstration from More
Cents Than Dollars. She
brought casseroles which
were enjoyed for lunch.
Secretary Marjorie Duizer
noted the Officers Con-
ference in Waterloo from
May 3-5. Resolutions con-
venor Beth Knox will be a
delegate. A maple syrup
demonstration will be held
March 21-25 and 31 at
Molesworth. There were
eight interested in attending.
The March 9 meeting will
focus on Education with
Richard Lobb as guest
speaker.
Mrs. Elliott gave each a
book containing the recipes
from the course held in
Goderich Township on
December 10. She explained
the importance of sov beans.
liver and iron. All measures
were in metric which is not
hard to convert. She ended
with a contest on shoppers
check list. She was thanked
and presented with a gift by
Addie Honking. Lois thanked
W.I. for invitation also Doris
Batkins thanked for the din-
ner and invitation.
Shuffle board
Feb. 9 winners were:
ladies' high, Genevieve
Allen; 2nd high, Vietta Hog-
gart; low, Dora Shobbrook;
2nd low, Hazel Reid; men's
high, Les Reid, 2nd high,
George Hoggart; low, Bob
Thompson; 2nd low, Lorne
Hunking; play off winners
were Les Reid and Dora
Shobbrook; low Bob Thomp-
son and Genevieve Allen. All
are welcome to the next
meet Feb. 16 at 8 p.m.
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The Recreation Commit-
tee is sponsoring a lingerie
making course on Feb. 23 at
7:30 p.m. at the hall. Anyone
interested, call Marg Ander-
son at 523-4379.
There were 6 tables in play
at the February 11 WI card
party. Winners were: high,
Audrey Thompson, lone
hands, Dorothy Daer, Blyth;
low, Betty Hulley; men's
high, Glen Carter; lone
hands Ken Hulley; low, Bob
Thompson. In charge were
Trudy Pollard and Joan Mid-
degaal.
Personals
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen and
family on car accident death
of grandson Kenneth
Jackson of Ridgetown, age
16 on Feb. 10.
Clare J. Vincent was ad-
mitted to Clinton Public
Hospital February 8 for
surgery on Feb. 11.
Doug Maize is a patient in
Sick Children's Hospital,
London.
Beth Knox spent the
weekend with daughter Cin-
dy Swan and family in Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Pater-
son and Katie of London
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Burns.
Visiting on Saturday at
McKinlery Funeral Home in
Ridgetown with Wayne and
Gloria Jackson and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomp-
son, Mrs. Dora Shobbrook,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson,
Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bosman,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bromley.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Camp-
bell of Westfield visited on
Feb. 7 with Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Good.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Wood and
family in Wingham.-
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Belgrave Carnival attracts large crowd
B' Mrs. LewlsStoaehuurie
Kelgra ve Carnival
:A idrge cruµd attended the
flab rage Carnival on
F rl,ruary1'', dressed in wide
veli uun of custwnes.
Wooers were youngest
person 011 skates, Shannon
Cook Youngest person to
skate by oneself 1st, Taylor
Mall 2nd, Michael Marks;
ani, Brian Cook
Best Valentine Costume:
1st. Beck le Van Camp; 2nd,
l.uidsi1 Michie; 3rd, Tara
1,% ell
l•'unniesl 1 oSIUine• 1st,
lcatticr Hopper 2nd, Arlene
iii Kron: 3rd. Sara McKeon.
1' V Character Costume.
Irl, firent Rubinson; 2nd,
athv Newell. 3rd, Mark
'oultes.
Nursery Rhyrie or Fairy
falx l'osltuur 1si, Chris and
Mathew Campbell; 2nd,
Andrew and Collin Camp-
t,t11 l : 3rd, Cathy Nesbitt.
Sesiune Street Character
Costume lst prize, Jackie
Cook
Movie Character
Costume 1st, Jennifer
Procter; 2nd, Chris
McIntosh; 3rd, Robbie
Anderson.
1950's Costume: 1st, Chris
Michie; 2nd, Steven Mi.nie;
3rd, Debbie Rintoul.
Best Dressed Couple 1st,
Greg and April Cook, 2nd,
Dean and Jayne Vincent;
3rd, Darlene Black and Lori
Crawford.
European Native
Costume. 1st, Dave
McIntosh; 2nd, Krista
Bridge; 3rd, Grady lamb.
Occupation Costtune: 1st,
Angela Nethery; 2nd, Erin
Cook; 3rd, Steve White.
Miscellaneous: 1st, Todd
Duquette; 2nd, Ben Barnes;
3rd, Jennifer Cook; 4th,
Jeremy Campbell; 5th, Rene
Taylor and Dianne Black.
Largest Family on Skates:
tied between Bruce and
Linda Campbell and Keith
and Bonnie Nett h.
The judges for the evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Coultes and Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Anderson.
Folk You Know
l3elgraves residents who
are confined to Hospital are -
Jack McBurney at
University Hospital, London.
Mrs. George Cook, Mrs.
Harry McGuire and Mrs.
Chester Taylor are patients
at the Wingharn and District
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Storer
and Adam of Kitcherier spent
the weekend with Mr and
Mrs Clarence Hanna
Miss Muriel Taylor left
January 12 with a group of
Junior Farmers from South-
western Ontariu on an ex-
tended tour to Hawaii, two
weeks in Australia, two
weeks in New Zealand, and
returning home February 13.
Mrs. Robert Procter spent
last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Marjorie Procter
Ensun► of Sarnia.
The family of Mrs. Alice
Procter held a surprise party
in honor of her birthday on
February 11 at the home of
her daughter and son -tri -law
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alturi
of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch,
Julie and Jeff of London, Mr.
and Mrs. George Johnston,
'Para and Erin of lldertun
were weekend visitors with
their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Grasby and Mrs.
Laura Johnston.
Annual Meeting
The Annual meeting of
Knox Presbyterian Church
was held following the
church service on February
6. Rev. Kenneth !rotes was
chairman and Douglas
Bruce. secretary
Ke -elected for Managers
fur another tern were -
(;raerrie Anderson, Mrs Joe
Dunbar and Hetxl Siertsenia,
Mrs Hazel Dalrymple will
continue as organist and
Douglas Bruce as secretary -
treasurer. The anniversary
will be held un the second
Sunday in September.
liebu Siertserna moved a
vote of thanks to Rev. Innes
and Mrs. Dalrymple.
Euchre scores
Twelve tables were in play
at the weekly euchre which
a as field in the W I. Hall on
February 9
Winners were high lady,
Mrs. Edgar Wightman;
Novelty lady, Mrs. Ed
Marsh; low lady, Mrs. Olive
Bolt; htgh man, Clarence
Hanna; novelty mean, Bert
Johnston; low man, Lorne
Jamieson.
Euchre will be played next
week starting at 8 p.in.
Everyone is welcome.
Folk You Know
Mr and Mrs. Gordon
Chapman and family of
Bolton held a surprise
gathering at their home on
Sunday in honor of their
parents l.dgar and Jean
Wightrnan who are
celebrating their 14th
wedding anniversary on
February. 14
Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Don Metcalfe and
family of Hanover, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Hamilton and
family of Lucknow; Mr. and
Mrs. William Montgomery
and Alex, Guelph; Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Nichol and
fanuly, Brampton; Mr. and
Mrs. Russ Wightnlan and
family, Fergus; Mr. and
Mrs. John Wightman and
fanuly, Burlington.
The happy couple were
presented with gifts, cards
and flowers and best wishes
carie from Mr. and Mrs.
Fred McGrath and family of
Verrnillior+, Alberta and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Moore and
fanuly of Wingham.
Friends and neighbours on
Highway 4 and the third line
of Morris Township gathered
at the horse of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill ('oultes on Friday
evening to honor Sylvia and
Bill Stevenson on their
recent marriage.
Mr. Harry Brydges
presented them with a gift on
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