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'Blyth Swing 8: ors h.41 their°
regular mleeting, ins the l Mortal Hall on
Jan., ; 25, with an attendance of 45. The
meeting o , ned with a SingSong with Ella
RiOl100 t the piano and Mary Iriightman
;
one.
A short music program followed. The first
part featured Harvey McDowell playing
four violin selections with Lloyd Walden at
the- piano. Robbie Burns Day was
recognized by Jim Lawrie, in his kilts,
singing three Scottish songs with piano
accompaniment by EllaItichmond.
Everyone then participated in Euchre,
Lost Heir or Scrabble. The prize winners
were: for Euchre high lady - Clara Renn; . _
high. man.Harvey. Sillihr 1ovliady. _ -Jean
Griffiths low izaan Huth Viihartori For
Lost Heir, h}gh lam .Tani` Lawrie; high
- man 'Charlie -Smiths- .-lowldy a--Malfy-
Campbell; low man Lloyd Walden and
Hillie Thalen had the highest score . inScrabble. Members also sang "Happy
Birthday" to Hillie.
Lunch served by the lunch committee
brought an enjoyable afternoon to a close.
leadi>I*.g.
President George Harrower Conducted
the business period at which time it was
decided to invite the Londe,sbsira Club *the
Feb. 22 meeting and Auburn to -the April 25
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February 11, 1984
Dancing- 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Door Prizes
The next meeting will be+ eld on Feb. 22.
Euehret'ws
Harvey Sillib oI WA, and his son George
oi. Nile attended at'Euchre tourna>ngnt in
Dungannon on Jan, 28. They won second
prize af t for their effort.
In regular play in Blyth on Jan. 30 13
tables were in play. The winners were: High
Lady, Rena Watt; High Man, Gordon
Murrey; Low Lady, Mary Shobbrook; 1 ow
Playoffs set
in industriai
Manama Dejong; Ladies' .e.11e.. nds, Vi
Howes; fi e l's Lone Hands, Taal. East;:
Special, TedFotbergill.
Op rubles. 9f Lost Heir were Aland
-Wednesday evening at the B Memorlal
The winners included: High ,.
Elma Madill; Leer Lady; Nora Kelly,.. HI,
Man, Charlie S. in Low Man, y
Euchre and Lost Heir mat es
playedagain next week.
Q
start
Mannings Down Blyth Inn
In Blyth Industrial Hockey League action
Jan. 29 Mannings downed Blyth Inn 11-4.
Mannings scored seven unanswered goals in
the second period and Boasted: to -the- win.
EOinteL . Wayne, .Pd.MDouga1l each
• scored- three_ for.. Mannings..... _Yanehus
ariii Kevin Carter added two eae-h arld Brlanl
Black closed out the scoring. Paul Cook with
two, Bill Roy and Steve Howson scored for
Blyth Inn.
In the second game Radfords and Hub-
bards fought to_ a 7-7 tie. Radford scorers
'were Doug Mcelinch yy and Keil l tcliie
each with two, Derwin Carter, Ron Cook and
Smorgasbord to follow.
Tickets - $14.00 per couple
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Howson and Howson Ltd. and Ted
East.
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hockey action
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• Dana Bean. Bruce Bramley scored twice for
Hubbards along with Brent Andrews, Brian
Bramley, Brian Shiell, Barry Bramley and #
Larry Howatt. •
• In--the--last. game Watsons and 3airito11.5- - _
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son added singles. Bainton scorers were Broomball action ran around to clock in Blyth last weekend as the weekend event and games were scheduled as late as 2 amt.
Barney, Stewart 'With three and Mike teams from throughout southwestern Ontario participated in the Sunday morning to accommodate all the teams. (Shelley McPhee
Malliott, Don Shiell, Laverne Clark and annual tournniment, BothBlyth and Brussels arenas were used for photo)
Doug Shiell.
Next Sunday night will he the league's last o
schedfine ame, with play-offs starting tare
following _ .. UCNrsi week. eavelearn about Zambia
Hubbards, Blyth Inn Win •
In Blyth Industrial Hockey League action
Jan. 22 Hubbards dumped Watsons 9-3. Brad
Bramley led Hubbards with three goals and
singles went to Bruce Bramley, Brent An-
drews, Brian Bramley, Brian Shiells, Larry
Howatt and Wayne McDowell. Darryl ,
Youngblut, Jim Dickson and John Watson
scored for Watsons.
In the second game Blyth Inn downed
Baintons 7-2. Blyth Inn scorers were Steve
Bramley with two, and Steve Howson, Dale
Whitfield, Brian Westburg, Paul Cook and
Terry Rutledge. Kevin Tasker and Dong
Shiells replied for Baintons.
In the last game Mannings edged Rad-
fords 7-5. Kevin Carter and Wayne
McDougall each tallied twice for Mannings
and Glen Ferguson, Gary Courtney and
,Paul ,Yanchus..added. singles. .Radfords
scorers were John Feeny with two, Ken Rit-
chie, Ron Hunking and Derwin Carter..
Hospital outpatient
proposal okayed
WINGI M - Final plans for a new
emergency and outpatient wing at the
Wingham and District Hospital have
cleared the preliminary . stages of Health
By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
BELGRAVE - Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ball and
Matthew of Hanover, Sheila Anderson of
Waterloo, Richard Anderson of London and
Mrs. Cliff Logan of Belgrave were supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson on
Sunday. ,
The sympathy of the cYommunity is ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell and
boys, Florence Coultes, Olive Campbell on
the death of their daughter, sister and
granddaughter Iris who died at her home on
Jan. 26.
This community extends Sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Grasby on the death of her
mother Mary Armstrong a former resident
of Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Logan, Shawn and
Becky of Burlington spent the weekend with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacKay of
Wingham and Mrs. Cliff Logan of Belgrave.
Congratulatory recognition in the form of
a few well chosen words and a hearty
handshake was extended by Rev. John G.
Roberts to Muriel Coultes, recently installed
president of the Huron -Perth Presbyterial
United Church Women, during the service in
Knox United in Belgrave on Sunday mor-
ning.
Ministry approval and now are. awaiting the. UCW Meet
approval of,thie Minfaler Tiuiasee , members The-Ielgrave U.C.W. host d pot" u 1
of the hospital board were told last week. supper for family and friends of neigh- ®u n � Be gra ve girl .tiles
roramthe b®aid bourinchurches Jari26 in the churchg Z7 '
was told that once final approval is given, school room, . , (surviving' ire grauidi others ;1%rs.. Floyd
the project can go to tender. At this stagge, �6 President,. Mrs.',.Ross 'Anderson, i..;.. i*.. ;.-:liisCampbelle A ''i I (Olive).„t bon ol;"-lselgravo�-Slid Mrs.
when the board knows exactly what it would. welcomed everyone.and Rev. John G. Funeral services were held; on Jalta28 at
cost to build it will have to make its final . Roberts asked the blessing. Members of the the Currie -Walker Funeral Home' in Albert.(Flolrenee) Coulti2sofl✓isttiwel.
decision whether or not to proceed. Youth groups, Patrick Cull, Steven Coultes, Wingham for Iris Campbell -. - .._ Tfiefuneral service utas conducted by Mr.
However the property committee agreed Cathy Dow, Angela Coultes, Donna Higgins, The 2 -year old daughter of Bruce and Don Vair. Spring interment wilhbe held at
with a suggestion from Hans Kuyvenhoven, Alison Coultes, Ruth Higgins, Paul Coultes, Linda Campbell died at her RR 1, Belgrave the Brandon Cemetery in Belgrave.
board vice chairman, that it should go over Katherine .Procter, Paul McIntosh and home on Jan. 26: Memorial donations are being accepted to
the architect's drawings with a fine-toothed Heather McIntosh sang two numbers ac- Along with her parents, she is survived by thMemo ham and District Hospital building
comb before calling tenders. companied by Mrs,. Roberts at the piano. five brothers, Andrew, Christopher, Collin, .fund or a charity of your choice.
Matthew and Travis, all at home. Also
Mrs. Janisa Coultes and Mrs. Bob Gordon
conducted the worship service and Mrs.
George Procter accompanied the hymns.
The Offering was received by Mrs. Les
Shaw and Mrs. Harold Vincent.
Mrs. William Coultes introduced the guest
speaker Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadlebauer-
Sampa of Egmondville United Church. She
showed slides and spoke of her experiences
in cambia where she. met her husband who
is n aw attending Guelph University.
Zambia has a large copper vein and is a
butterfly -shaped country surrounded by
land in Africa. Homes are crowded, clothes
are not adequate and nutrition, is poor.
As a new country the government came to
Canada for help and they were turned away.
They could not get their copper out and it
has gone down in value.
The slides showed the cotton fields, the
Zambesian River Hydro Dam and Victoria
Falls.
New U.C.W. Officers for 1984 are Past
President, Mrs. Ross Anderson, President,
Mrs. John Roberts, First Vice President,
Mrs. Harold Vincent; Second Vice
President, Mrs. Ross Higgins; Treasurer,
Mrs. Robert Gordon; Assistant Treasurer
and Stewardship and Finance Leader, Mrs.
Les Shaw; Secretary and Communications,
Mrs. Ross Higgins; Church in Society, Mrs.
Sam Pletch, Mrs. John McIntosh; World
Outreach, Mrs. Ross Anderson; Christian
Development, Dorothy Logan, Mrs. George
Miehie, Mrs. Clifton Walsh, Mrs. Norman
Cook and Mrs. Bill Coultes; In Church
Services, Mrs. Bob Grasby, Mrs. Bert
Johnston and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; Social
Comittee, Mrs. Glen Coultes, Mrs. Roy
Taylor, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and Mrs. Jim
Hunter; Leadership Development, Laura
Johnston; Auditors, Mrs. Murray Vincent
and Mrs. John Campbell; Nominating
Committee, Mrs. Brace Campbell, Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler and Sara Anderson;
Pianist, Mrs. George Johnston; Archives,
Olive Bolt.
Euchre Scores
Eleven tables were in play at the weekly
euchre which was held in the W.I. Hall
Wednesday, Jan. 25. Winners were: High
Lady, Mrs. Jim Coultes; Novely Lady, Olive
Bolt; Low Lady, Laura Gowdy; High -Man,
Clarence Hanna; Novelty Man, Jim Leddy;
Low Man, Lawrence Taylor.
There will be euchre again this Wed-
nesday evening starting at 8 p.m.
In a building program update,g
Village
of Blyth.
Monthly council
meeting will be
held on Tuesday.
February 14, 1984..
Clerk-Treasurer, Larry Walsh
BLYTH 1
Christian Reformed �+ g�ht share lottery winnings
Church
"Guest Minister"
Service 1°°'
2:30 p.m.
Sunday School 11 a.m.
WINGHAM - It wasn't the $14 million 6-49 started buyng lottery tickets a little over a
prize, but eight employees of N. D. Cameron month ago, each putting up $1 a week. They
Limited in Wingham are pretty happy with just buy Lottario, she added and so far their
their win in last week's Lottario draw. luck has been good, with a $5 win the week
The eight shared .in the second prize of , prior to their big.win.
$21,552.90 in the drawwhich worked out to They aren't planning to quit theirobs, she
about $2,700 each. said, but they might get together for a big
A spokesman for the group said they just celebration.
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