HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-09-17, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1986. PAGE 3.
The new executive of the Blyth and District Lions Club was installed at
a meeting last week at Lions Park. Members of the executive are: [front
row, left to right] Ernie Phillips, John Stewart, Don Stewart, Stewart
Ament, Murray Musty; (back row] Charlie Shaw, Paul Kerr, Frank
Hallahan, Ken Cucksey and Gerald Kerr.
Lions install
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The Blyth Lions Club held its
first regular meeting of the season
at the Blyth Lions Park on
Thursday, Sept. 11.
The 1986-87 Executive was
officially installed. They are: Past
President, Gerald Kerr; President,
Don Stewart; First vice-president,
Ken Cucksey; second vice-presi
dent, Frank Hallahan; third vice-
president, Bob Walker; secretary,
JohnStewart; Treasurer, Ernie
Phillips; Lion Tamer, Stewart
Ament; Tail Twister, Murray
Musty; one-year directors, Bruce
Bromley and Charlie Shaw; two-
year directors. Dave Marshall and
Paul Kerr.
Well-known resident dies
KEITH LLOYD HESSELWOOD
Keith Lloyd Hesselwood of Blyth
died Sept. 10, 1986 in Victoria
Hospital, London following a
lengthy illness.
He was born and educated in
Hullett township. He married the
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Anyone wishing to take the 4-H
club “Milk Makes It’’ in the Blyth
area, please contact Deb Craig at
523-9318 or Karen Phillips'at
523-9517. First meeting will be the
week of September 22.
The Blyth Euchre card parties
are going to start on Monday,
September 28 in Memorial Hall at 8
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Youngblut of
Kitchener visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Daer on Tuesday.
Webster’s Clothing and Foot
wear held a draw last Saturday with
Mary Warwick of Blyth being the
winner
former Kathleen May East who
survives him. The couple have
operated the Triple K Restaurant
in Blyth for many years.
Surviving besides his wife are
two daughters, Brenda, Mrs.
Bryan Finlayson from Walton and
Verna, of Seaforth and one son,
Kenneth of Blyth.
One brother, John of Blyth and
Wl welcomes
visitors
The Blyth Women’s Institute
President Lenora Davidson wel
comed members and Auburn and
Londesboro Institutes and other
visitors to the September meeting
of the Institute.
Isabel Craig, convenor of Agri
culture and Canadian Industries
introduced Murray Gaunt who
showed slides of the British Isles.
Ann Hathaway’s cottage and the
Royal Farm Show were some
places visited. At the Farm Show a
different member of the Royal
Family attends each day.
Following lunch, a business
meeting was held. The London
Area Convention is at London on
October 16 and 17. Evalina Web
ster handed out a questionnaire to
be filled out. Agnes Harrower
volunteers to make a quilt block for
the Erland Lee Home. The 4-H
course is “Milk Makes It’’ with
leaders Debbie Craig, Karen
Phillips, Elaine Brown, Rose Ann
Machan and Karen Stewart.
The Huron County Rally is at
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one sister, Ilene Johnson of
London, also survive.
Mr. Hesselwood was a member
of the United Church and of the
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch
420, Blyth.
The funeral service was held
from the Tasker Funeral Home,
Blyth on Friday, Sept. 12 with Rev.
Ken Bauman in charge. Burial was
in Clinton cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers were Paul
Josling, Ralph Mathews, Eddie
Stewart, Bill Burkholder, Doug
Brown and Bob Edgar.
Flowerbearers were Jim How-
att, Glen Carter and George
Hetherington.
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their children, Cheryl and
Calvin. The wedding will
take place on Saturday,
September 27 at Londesboro
United Church at 5 p.m.
Reception to follow in Blyth
Community Centre.
Queen St.,523-9321
Blyth Tuesday & Thursday afternoon
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