HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-10-29, Page 11Still energetic after six hours of skating these youngsters were the top money-raisers in their age classes at
the Blyth skate-a-thon on Saturday at the Blyth and District Community Centre. They were: [front row, left
to right] Jeremy Van Amersfoort, April Van Amersfoort, Ryan Chamney, Kimberley Richmond, Derek
Cook [back row] Henry Bos, Katie Murray, Cathy Nesbitt, Erin Bolger and Conrad Bos.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1986. PAGE 11.,
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The Bear Truth
New monument for school
BY KELLY COOK
On Saturday, October 18, Mr.
Paul Yanchus of Blyth, built a
monument in the corner of the
schoollot. Itwashalfpaidforby the
School Board with the rest of the
funds coming from school money
raising activities.
The stone which was above the
door in the old school now has its
place in the monument, surround
ed by angel-stone. The original bell
is also on display at the top of the
monument, and a flower bed is to
be planted at the base of the
monument.
CROSSCOUNTRY
BY DAVID HESSELS
AND KEVIN SOUCH
On October 22, Hullett School
held a cross-country meet. It was a
beautiful day, and the students
enjoyed the fresh air.
The Blyth Midget girls won the
pennantfor their division with a
total of 16 points. The members of
this division are Stephanie Lentz
(2nd), Jodee Medd (4th), Amber
Gelwicks (10th), Marie Cronyn
(11th), Kim Ferguson and Kim
Richmond.
The Midget boys placed as
follows: Jerrod Button (4th) and
Paul Hessels (10th). In the Junior
division Tammi Medd placed first
for girls and the for the boys Kevin
Souch placed sixth and Jason
Elliott was ninth.
In the Intermediate division, our
top girl was Rhonda Stadelmann
(10th), and in the boys’ division,
ourtoprunnerwasChris Mason
(29th).
In the Senior division (girls),
Tabatha Montgomery ran ninth,
and for the boys, Mike Pawitch ran
in first place with Darryl Elliott in
seventh.
Following the gruelling races,
Freshie was served to the runners.
Congratulations to everyone on
the school team for being such
good competitors and to Mrs.
Battye and Mr. Yeats, the coaches,
for their interest and excellent
training.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY DAY
BY LORI BAILEY, SARAH ALLEN
AND CHRYSTAL CUCKSEY
On Friday, October 24, all the
teachers in Huron County, primary
schools, attended a professional
development day called “Agricul
ture and Education: Growing
Together”. This event was held in
Exeter.
It was planned by the Profes
sional Development Committee to
make teachers more aware of
agriculture and the ways of using
agricultural themes in classroom
activities.
There were displays available
from various commodity groups
who also provided free samples of
“munchies”.
Speakers included Mr. J. Rid
dell, M.P.P., Minister of Agricul
ture, and Ross Daly, CFPL, Farm
and Business editor.
The teachers at Blyth Public
School all agreed that it was an
informative and enjoyable day.
From Here to
Maternity
The Clinton
Public
Hospital
Building
Fund Drive
is underway
WENEEDTORAISE
$335,000.
Information and pledge forms
will be mailed in October.
Please send your generous
contributionsand pledgesto
Clinton Public
Hospital
98 Shipley Street,
Clinton
Cheques should be payable to
Clinton Public Hospital Build
ing Fund. An official receipt will
be mailed.
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