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The Citizen, 1990-10-31, Page 27PARTS EXTRA Test Antifreeze Fill Washer Fluid Check Washers Check Wipers Check Rad Hose & Clamps 10 POINT WINTERIZING INSPECTION WITH EVERY LUBE, OIL & FILTER SERVICE JOB 6 - Check Heater Hose & Clamps 7 - Check Fan Belts 8 - Check Rad Cap 9 - Check Radiator For Leaks 10 - Check Heater & Defroster COMPUTERIZED WHEEL BALANCE ON YOUR CAR, LIGHT DUTY TRUCK OR VAN 4XH^Lincludes T,RE ROTATION$24.95 WEIGHTS ’ INCLUDED Blyth Council briefs Tempting fare There were plenty of willing servers at the Blyth Christian Reformed Church Crusaders Stammpot Dinner at the church Friday night. Ready to pass out desserts are: (front row, left to right) Cynthia DeWit, Christina DeWit, Sherri Verstoep, Frances Reinink, Cheryl Lapp, Tracy McCormick; (back) Tina Hoonaard, Karen Bergsma, Malinda Exel, Stacey Buffinga, Denise TenPas and Rachel Lammers. Free service to cut hydro use in%nFF ’AC-DELCO •SPARK PLUGSIV /ovrr <A|R F)LTERS .puEL FILTERS A project to help cut electrical use in Blyth is being jointly undertaken by Ontario Hydro and TRACY FINCH Publisher-Editor of The Citizen Keith Roulston is pleased to announce that Tracy Finch will be working with the paperas a co-op student. Tracy, the daughter of Gord and Dale Finch of RR 1, Ethel is a Grade 12 student at F. E. Madill Second­ ary School in Wingham, where sheisamemberoftheVarsity Cheerleading Squad. While at The Citizen Tracy will be doing a weekly Person on the Street interview so watch for her and offer comments on her topical question. the Blyth Public Utilities Commis­ sion. In the coming weeks Paul Josling will be visiting village homes to wrap electrical hot water heaters and water pipes with insulation in order to cut Hydro use. The service is free of charge to home owners. Ontario Hydro is picking up the tab for the project. The village has also received an energy conservation grant that will see changes at the Blyth and District Community Centre. The project will see additional insula­ tion and steel siding put along the south side of the arena and on the west side of the community centre and arena. New windows will be installed in the community centre. Councillor Dave Lee reported the community centre board has pur­ chased a new tractor for flooding ice in the arena and has already raised $10,000 in pledges. Councillors discussed the vill­ age’s participation in the Develop­ ment Steering Committee for Cen­ tral Huron. Councillor Shirley Fyfe and Clerk-treasurer Helen Grubb have been attending meetings of the group with representatives from other central municipalities in the county. The group, along with similar groups in other parts of the county, is looking at ways to promote economic growth in the county. Mrs. Grubb said there is discus­ sion about staffing for the project and whether there should be one person promoting development working at the county level and co-ordinating with each of the groups. Councillors felt that each of the groups couldn’t afford to maintain its own development staff. j.l. McCutcheon BKUSStU MOTORS SS 88™“ the gift to give... Cranbrook Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645 Quartet sings at special service There was a good attendance at the 125th anniversary of Knox Presbyterian Church, Cranbrook on October 21. Reverend Rodger McEachern was guest minister and his sermon “The Supreme Charge’’ was both enlightening and entertaining. A quartet from Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horton, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith provided spe­ cial music which was greatly enjoy­ ed. Altogether it was a rewarding service. Lunch was served. PEOPLE The Strickler families all got together for a Thanksgiving dinner on October 21, along with the Adams families, at the home of Ralph and Sheila Adams of At­ wood. Everyone was present. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton spent the weekend in Alliston with Angus and Mrs. Starr. Mrs. Mac Engel accompanied Mrs. Dorothy Sholdice and daugh­ ter. Sandra, to Hamilton on Octo­ ber 20 where they were guests at the Miller-Keys wedding at Barton Stone United Church. We'll send a special Christmas Card One full year, 6 exciting issues of Townsman... excellent reading at an excellent price... Only $6.00 * Name Address ... Postal Code Please find enclosed my cheque for S6 for One Year or S11.00 for Two Years for a GIFT SUBSCRIPTION Send a Christmas Card to: From .........Z 'Note subscriptions outside Canada S12.50 per year.