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Clinton News-Record, 1987-02-11, Page 7Belgrave... • from page 6 bar on February 2 with Mrs. Mac Scott presiding. Mrs. Scott opened with the Call to Worship and the scripture was read by Ivy Cloakey. Meditation on "Love" was read by Alice. Nicholson, and Lottie Scott led in prayer. Robena McBurney read the minutes of the last meeting and 45 sick and shut-in visits were recorded. Mrs. Cloakey gave the finan- cial report and the collection was received and dedicated. The topic was taken by Mrs. Dunbar and was entitled "Encounters with Chinese Christians." Poems were ready by Hazel Dalrymple and Margaret Siertsema. 4-H Club meeting Michael Jardin The Belgrave 4-H Club "Surviving the Style" held its first and second meetings on January 27 and February 3. Fire Chief Harley Gaunt came to meeting one and spoke on fire safety. Constable Ed Daer came to talk to the group about babysitting during the second meeting. The leaders are Isabel Campbell and Arlyn Montgomery and 17 members have joined this club. UCW meet The Evening Unit of Knox United Church, Belgrave, held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Ross Anderson February 3 with 20 members in attendance. The leader Mrs. Robert Grasby, opened the meeting with a "Thought for the Day". The theme of the worship service was "Us- ing Our Talents," given by Mrs. Les Shaw, Mrs. William Coultes, Mrs. Les Vincent and Mrs. Lorne Campbell. The program on the Philippines was presented by Laura Johnston, Mrs. Ross Anderson, Dorothy Logan and Mrs. George Johnston. For over 35 years, Joe Snider of Goderich served on the board of directors of Camp Menesetung, the summer camp of the United Church located on the Lake Huron shoreline just north of Goderich. Snider, now 91 years of age, began baord duties in 1950 and served as treasurer from 1954 to 1986. Members of the board honored Snider's service with the presen- tation of a commemorative plaque that will hang in the camp's dining hall, a facility he was responsible for building. Camp chairman, Joe Pym )kneeling) of Centralia, property and finance chairman, Don Tow of Wingham, secretary Muriel Coultes, Belgrave and Ruth Alton, Lucknow, made the presentation to Snider (seated) and his wife. (photo by Dave Sykes) CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUeyRY 11, 1987—Page 7 Bolgers .celebrate 5th By Betty McCall WALTON - Congratulations go out to Harold and Elva Bolger who celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary on February 7 with a dinner at the Triple K Restaurant in Blyth. Those attending were Larry and Faye Blake, Chris and Erin of Blyth; Bill and Jean Hutchinson, Jeff and Steve of Listowel; Robert and Shirley Lillycrop, Tracey and Sheri and friend Dan of London; Olive Papple and Margery of Seaforth; Harold and Naomi Pryce of Winthrop; Oliver and Thelma Pryce of Seaforth; Margeurite Sanderson of Brussels; Jamie Sanderson Newmarket• Gerald and Berva Watson of Blyth. The rest of the evening was spent playing cards and visiting when guests returned to Harold and Elva's home in the village. About People Albin and, Ruby Bergstrom of Bashaw, Alberta have been visiting in this area on their return trip from Jamaica with Doug and Marjorie Fraser. Emerson and Phyllis Mitchell entertained other friends in their honor one evening last week. They left for Toronto early Sunday morning to fly out for the West. Doug and Marjorie will spend a few days in Toronto where Doug is attending a Good Roads Convention. Blyth hosts 11 euchre tables BLYTH - There were 11 tables out for euchre at the Memorial Hall here on February 9. The winners for the high scores were Margaret Thorndyke and Ted East, while Mrs. Gordon Nicholson and Graeme Planning for Some people look forward to the months of January and February. They enjoy winter sports, a less hectic work day and the begin- ning of a new year. Other people struggle through those two months, desperately play- ing catch-up to pay off their Christmas shop- ping bills. Their credit card balances may be at the maximum with interest ac- cumulating, and local creditors are expec-' 21 in attendance for Londesboro UCW meeting LONDESBORO - The UCW meeting was held here on February 2 with 21 present. Audrey Thompson welcomed all, and this was followed by the worship theme and a hymn with Gail Lear on the piano. Audrey then gave a reading, which was followed by a reading given by Dora Shobbrook. Joan Whyte and Kitty McGregor showed a film, and Audrey gave another reading. A scrip- ture psalm and closing prayer were Oven by Dora. Business was conducted by president Joan Whyte. She welcomed all and the UC purpose was repeated. Betty Hulley read the minutes of the November meeting as well as the minutes of the executive meeting that concerned catering prices. Correspondence included thanks from Harold and Annie Cummings, Helen Lee, Jim McEwing, George Carter, Jack and Helen Lee, Ed and Betty Salverda, Ruth Vincent, Irene Waymouth and family, the Happy Gang Seniors, Dave and Caron Snihur, Pearl Hamilton, Rose Mary Arm- strong from the Day Centre, Dave Overboe for Back the Biter and Clinton Public Hospital for a contribution. A get well card was signed by all for Margaret Whyte. The Blyth Ladies' Auxiliary Jubilee Year requested a donation towards a lift for the community centre in Blyth. They hoped to have a member speak to the UCW to explain their plans. February 22 will be the UCW's twenty- fifth anniversary service. The guest speaker will be Alma Langford, the president of the Huron -Perth Presbytery. A committee to plan the service will be made up of Joan Whyte, Betty Hulley and Kitty McGregor. A report on the Huron -Perth presbyterial meeting of January 26 was given by Brenda Radford. The meeting was held in Mitchell and there were 236 registered. Betty Millar gave the treasurer's report. Kitty McGregor will replace Betty Millar as treasurer. Joan Whyte gave a report on catering. Shuffleboard Shuffleboard was held (:)n February 4 with 10 players present. • The high scorers were Hazel Reid and Bob Thompson. The next games will be played on February 11. WI cards On February 6 there were 10 tables in play for the WI card playing. Rena Watt of Blyth and Rachel Riehl of Seaforth had the high. The low was won by Evelyn Hudie of Clinton and Roberta Plumsteel. Elma Jewitt and Hazel Reid had the lone hands. In charge was Margaret Anderson and she was assisted by Alice Buchanan. The next cards will be played on February 20. United Church Sunday School for the United Church was cancelled due to the weather conditions. Greeting members to the church on February 8 were Rev. Snihur and Elwood Mitchell while the ushers were Gerben and Gerrit Wilts, and Richard and Grant Bergsma. A hymn sing was held prior to the service and it was led by Rev. Snihur. Rev. Snihur gave the call to worship and the following announcements. The Quebec Fellowship Night will be held on February 11 at 6:30 p.m. The Varna Singers wil) be at the church on February 15. The spring clean up at the church will be held on February 27 and 28. Children's time was about heaven being a wonderful place and the fact that when they go to heaven, they will see God's face. The junior teacher was Shelly Merner. The scripture reading from Luke was given, and this was followed by the anthem with the junior girls' choir. Barb Bosman was the pianist and Marsha Szusz was the choir director. The organist for the service was Deanna Lyon. The scripture lesson was given and this was followed by the sermon. For the communion service the assisting ministers were Bob Trick and Darlene Hulley. Serving bread were Len Archam- bault, Trudy Pollard, and Murray and Bryan Howatt. Harry Snell, Bert Lyon, Elwood Mitchell and Jim Jameison served the wine. Personals Ken and Betty Hulley returned home on February 2 after spending 6 weeks in Florida. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson were Beth and Ray Radford of London. Visitors on February 7 were John Lawrie, Rob and Jennifer of Kitchener. February 7 supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Horne and Mrs. Elva Horning of Palmerston. They all attended the curling in Wingham that day. Ruth Shaddick spent two days last week with her daughter I,loy Garlichs in Waterloo. Dora Shohhrook attended the family hir- thday dinner for her daughter Thelma Eller - by in Clinton on February 4. Colin and Barbara Paterson, Katie and Jennifer of London visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns on February 7. Dora Shobbrook accompanied her brother Ken and Joy Vodden on February 5 to visit Muriel and Ross Millson in Woodstock and their brother Leonard Vodden in Paris.Dora spent the night with Thelma Ellerby in Clinton. Over the course of a year the Londesboro Lion's Club make donations to many dif- ferent causes. Last year they made dona- tions totalling $1,650 and of these donations they gave $100 to Lady Diana school in Vanastra, $500 to the Parkwood Hospital Foundation and $200 to Canine Vision Canada. WI members are asked to remember the meeting to be held on February 12 at 2 p.m. at the home of Helen Lawson. Volleyball actions highlights week LONDESBORO - On February 4 at Hullett Central School, Blyth played against the boys' volleyball team. Mr. Griffen was their coach. The players were from Grades 6 to 8. The boys were Richard Bergsma, Scott Vodden, Kevin Wright, Gerben Wilts, Tim Airdrie, Paul Jewitt, Ted Vanderlei, Mike Merner, Brent Howatt, Robb Finch, Raymond Wilts, Randy Shepherd, .tonus Irving, Mike Vent Hoff, Scott Shaddick, Danny Hoggart, and Kevin Shilinglaw. The Hullett team played well but Blyth won both games. The girls volleyball team held their games the next day. They had Mrs. Cooke and Miss Bennett for their two coaches. The girls team members were Melanie Knox. Denise Gross, Tracy Kennedy, Angela Mc('ool, Joanne Wilts, Shannon Duizer, Kara Lee Potter, Julia de Jong, Lisa Kennedy, Cathy Nesbit, Kim Salverda and Karen Plunket. The three games were very suspenseful and entertaining. They were very close, but in the end our Hullett girls succeeded in win- ning all the games. Both teams were great! A tournament at the Clinton Central Huron Secondary School was held on February 7. The results are to be in the next edition. Kindergarten Registration There was kindergarten registration on February 6. All together thirty-one children signed up at Hullett school for next year. Reported by: Jennifer Nott Editted by : Michelle Govenlock arid .Julia de Jong McDowell had the low. Hazel Heid and Alex Methery had the lone hands. The winner of the special prize was Don Buchanan. Euchre will be played again on February 16. Everyone is welcome. • Christmas ting to receive their Money. Easy planning could eliminate that dilem- ma and let you begin the next year "on top of things". Calculate how much money you spend on Christmas gifts and extra fOod, decorations, etc. Divide that amount of money by the number of months between now and Christmas time. Now you know how many dollars to set aside each month in your sav- ings account l or in a separate account i in order to have cash available- for all of your Christmas 1987 purchases. 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