HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-08-06, Page 3The Huron County Holstein Association held its annual twilight meeting at the farm of Ken Ramsay near
Westfield on Wednesday night with a large turnout lining up for a beef barbecue.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1986. PAGE 3.
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GRAHAM GLOUSHER
Biggest fish caught
Radford Construction Ltd. and
Radford Auto, Farm and Industrial
Parts recently held their first
annual fishing derby at the Rad
ford pond, south of Blyth. Prize
winners were Graham Giousher
with the largest fish, (18 inches);
Derick Cook, the youngest fisher
man at age 3; Stanley Giousher as
SHOBBROOK-JACKSON
Charles and Shirley Shob-
brook, RR 3, Walton are
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their daughter Julie to Paul
Jackson son of George and
Pat Jackson of Burlington.
The wedding will take place
August 23, 1986 at 3 p.m. in
Blyth United Church.
the most senior fisherman and
Robert Popp as the last successful
fisherman. The only record achiev
ed was for the number of hotdogs
consumed.
Rev. and Mrs. John Stintson of
Fordwich and daughter Dora of
Halifax, Nova Scotia visited last
Monday evening with Bert and
Dorothy Daer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boyce of
Bayfield visited with Bert and
Dorothy Daer on Friday evening.
Marion Haggitt of Auburn and
Bernice McClinchey, Margaret
Nesbit and Dorothy Daer enjoyed a
trip last Monday to Petrolia oil
fields and Dresden where they
saw Uncle Tom’s Cabins and other
things of interest.
Visitors with Melda McElroy
this weekend were her sister
Kathleen Bender and her hus
band.
Oops. It was one of those things
that happens when we’re in too big
a hurry co meet deadlines. In the
cutline under a picture in last
week’s Citizen we renamed Gary
Wallace, James, even though we
had the name right in the story.
Sorry about that Gary and every
body else.
We’re beginning to think that
Blyth either is more boring than
Brussels or its people are very shy.
Every week more people from
Brussels are busy giving us their
news to put in the “people”
column than ever get around to it in
Blyth. People always like to read
this kind of news but unless you tell
us your news we either have to get
so bold as to make it all up or we
haven’t got anything for people to
read.
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Seniors
picnic
NOTiCE
Howson & Howson Ltd.,
Blyth
WILL BE CLOSED
4 p.m. Friday Aug. 8/86 until
8 a.m. Monday Aug. 11/86
[FUMIGATION FOR YOUR PROTECTION.]
Thanks for your co-operation.
About 30 Blyth Swinging Sen
iors gathered at St. Christopher’s
Beach, Goderich on Wednesday,
July 23 for a picnic dinner at 12
noon.
President John Hesselwood con
ducted a brief business meeting. It
was decided the August meeting
will be a dinner at the Triple K
Restaurantat6p.m. on August 27.
Anyone wishing to go is to let John
Hesselwood know.
Lloyd and Mary Walden direct
ed the recreation session and had
several games prepared. Alvin
Snell had the birthday closest to the
picnic. Feme Howatt guessed
closest to the number of candies in
a jar. Margaret Nesbitt won a
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RICE'S STORE
523-4426
R.R. 1, Blyth-Outinthecountry
Cone. 12 Hullett, 2 miles east of Hwy. 4
Open: 9a.m. to 9 p.m. [6days a week]; closed Sundays
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During Rev. Ken Bauman’s
holidays, the services in Blyth
United Church are being led by lay
people.
On August 3 Fred Howson and
Melda McElroy were the leaders.
Melda based her talk on a sermon
by Rev. Henry Drummond of
Scotland. She spoke about the
difficult aspects of love as describ
NOTICE
BOWES ELECTRONIC SHOP
HAMILTON ST., BLYTH
WILL BE CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS
FROM
7 P.M. - AUG. 1, 1986
TO
1 P.M. - AUG. 19, 1986
ed by Paul in the 13th chapter of
Corinthians.
Adeline Campbell sang two
solos, “How long has it been since
you talked with your Lord and ‘ Tn
times like these’’, accompanied by
Marjorie McNall at the organ.
Ushers for the day were Emily,
Ernie, Karen and Leslie Philips.