Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-10-01, Page 15PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1986. Brussels Librarian Susan Nichol introduces youngsters to the world of books while their mothers take part in the “Girls’ Getaway’’ downstairs in the library on Wednesday mornings. The next “Getaway” is planned for Oct. 15. Girls Getaway starts in Brussels “Girl’s Getaway?’’ What in Brussels is that? Basically it is a morning get together, where you can drop-in, relax over a cup of tea or coffee and just chat, share experiences or find out what is going on in the community. It originally started last June in the Brussels Public Library to offer women a chance to get away from the house to meet New reporter joins The Citizen The latest addition to the editorial staff at The Citizen says she is delighted to be associated with Huron County’s newest news­ paper. “I’m very proud to be part of an independent paper, especially one asuniqueasTheCitizen,’’ says Toby Rainey. “And it is a real pleasure to work with Keith and J ill Roulston.” Born in Clinton, Ms. Rainey is the youngest daughter of Fred and Huron woman has winning recipe This summer, in celebration of the McIntosh Apple, Ontario’s gift to the world, Foodland Ontario sponsored a recipe contest - ‘Your Favorite Apple Dessert’. Over 700 recipes poured in from across Ontario. The winning recipes are a testament to treasured traditions: it seems that grandmother’s apple pie is still as popular as ever! Fifteen prizes were awarded and three top winners selected by five judges: Elizabeth Baird, well- known food historian and cookbook author; Carroll Allen, editor of Recipes Only; Judy Creighton, food writer for Canadian Press; Helen Gagen and Lucy Waverman, people and socialize. Ladies who have pre-school children may bring them with them. With the busy summer the ladies found it difficult to get together, butthey are ready to start again and hopefully prevent any severe cases of “cabin fever" during the winter months. Atthis point in time, they plan to meet every other Wednesday morning in the basement of the Cela Sloman, who taughtfor nearly 40 years on the Canadian National School-on-Wheels now being re­ stored as an historical landmark in Clinton. After spending nearly 20 years on Vancouver Island and in northern Alberta, she returned in the area three years ago in order to become involved with the restora­ tion of the old travelling school where she spent her childhood. A graduate of Ryerson Polytech­ nical Institute in Toronto, Ms. Rainey has worked on weekly prominent magazine and news­ paper food journalists. The judges agreed that most of the recipes were variations of old-fashioned favorites but with some new twists. To qualify for the Foodland apple dessert contest, the recipes had to contain at least 4 Ontario apples. As well, all other important ingredients should be grown in Ontario. Approximately 40 recipes were tested and judged on appear­ ance, taste (flavor/texture), com­ plexity, originality and use of Ontario ingredients. Myrtle Hamilton, Clinton was one of the third prize winners with her apple dessert. Brussels Library. Librarian. Susan Nichol has kindly agreed to take the children upstairs for a story hour. The group hopes once it gets organized, to have occasional speakers or demonstrations and provide an information centre of community events and activities. It’s a great way to meet people. The next meeting will be Wednes­ day, October 15, from 10:00 -11:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome. newspapers in three provinces, as editor, reporter, photographer and advertising manager, and also spenx 14 months in advertising with the Rural Voice magazine in Huron and Perth. Over the years she has been involved in such diverse occupa­ tions as pig farmer, rodeo photo­ grapher, medical receptionist, general manager of the largest Class C agricultural fair in B.C., owner of a photography studio and mutuel manager of Clinton Race­ way. Ms. Rainey says that kids, horses, and the outdoors have always been involved in her favourite leisure time activities. She spent four years as the leader of the 35-member 4-H Horse Club in B.C., has been a volunteer in a riding program for handicapped children, and has taught camping and outdoor skills to young people in several areas, as well as taking her own three sons camping, hiking and backpacking all across Canada. Currently living at Vanastra, Ms. Rainey and her 16-year-old son, Mike, hope to move to the Blyth area as soon as they can find suitable rental accommodation in or near the village. Lions Watkathon Saturday The Blyth Lions Club will be participating in the annual Walk-a- Dog-a-Thon on Sunday, October 5 in Goderich. This walk is a Canada-wide event with the money being raised to go to the Guide Dog School in Oakville, Ontario. The walk is open to everyone in the community. Registration is at 12 noon at the Suncoast Mall in Goderich. The walk is 10km. in length through the residential area of Goderich. The money raised helps support the Guide Dog School in Oakville, Ontario. It costs approximately $5,500 to train one dog for a blind person. The school trains dogs for all provinces in Canada. Anyone requiring pledge forms or further information are asked to contact Lion Ken Cucksey 523-9628. Former Blyth clerk remanded Former Blyth clerk-treasurer Larry B. Walsh made a brief appearance in provincial court in WinghamonSeptember 24, but was again remanded to October 22 at the written request of his lawyer, David Smith of Smith and Smith in Guelph. Mr. Walsh has been charged with obtaining by theft and fraud $94,905.27by diverting funds from the Village of Blyth to himself between 1980and 1986. Noplea has yet been entered on his behalf. Electronic Melody Maker With Programmable 100-Note Memory Introducing Radio Shack's exciting robotic family Irod " -At® 8-l\iote Polyphonic Keyboard With 5-Band 24995 EQ & 20 Preset Sounds i Pm Month* Our robotic family de­ lights children, young and old. Each robot has its own unique abilities priced to suit a wide range of budgets. Great Jun Jor the whole family! 4-f\lote Polyphonic Sampling Keyboard With PCM Sound S 8 Presets Radio fliaek