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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1987-02-11, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1987. Laurie Wharton of Blyth Public School tips the ball over the net in the central Huron volleyball tournament held in Clinton Saturday while Debbie Logue watches. Blyth girls placed third behind Clinton District Christian School and Hullett. The Bear Facts Boys win again Leo Sanders Morris'inspector BY KELLY COOK AND DAVID HESSELS On Saturday, February 7, the Blyth Girls’ and Boys’ volleyball teams travelled to C.H.S.S. in Clinton for an all-day tournament. The boys’ team was victorious and brought the trophy back to the school for the eighth year in a row. The boys won every game they played against the five competing teams: Clinton Christian (second place), Seaforth Public (third place), Hullett Central, Huron Centennial and Clinton Public. The members of the boys’ team are Rick Howson, Philip Hubbard, David Bell, Darryl Elliott, Mike Pawitch, Troy Carter, Martin Steward, Kevin Souch, Chris Bolger. Ken Steward and David Hessels. The girls’ team played very well against the same five school teams. During the long, tiring day, the girls lost 5 games out of 12 which placed them in third place over all. Clinton Christian won the girls trophy and Hullett Central placed second. The members of the girls’ team are Tabatha Montgomery, Kelly Cook, Tammy Bearss, Debbie Logue, Donna Lynn Armstrong, Julie Bromley, Rhonda Stadel- mann, Tammi Medd, Heidi Scrim- geour, Sarah Allen, and Laurie Wharton. Mr. Graham Yeats is the coachofbothteams. Mrs. Betty Battye accompanied the students for the day. This tournament brought the volleyball season to a close. The Blyth teams have had a, very successful season. Certainly, it is a learning experience for all con cerned. 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MISS MEW CATFOOD 170 G. 3 FOR .89 LOWES ORIGINAL KITTY LITTER 5 KG.1.69 NAME BRAND POP AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICE OF 8.99 GET ONE 200 G. HOSTESS OR FRITO LAY POTATO CHIPS - FREE employment, and will be paid S12 per hour plus 22 cents per kilometre for travel. The new inspector has been connected with the building trade for the past 24 years, and is familiar with the building code. He worked for three years for Lloyd Doors in Wingham, then served a three- year apprenticeship in carpentry with McKay-Cocker Construction Ltd. in London, where he earned two awards for professional crafts manship. Later, he worked for five years for Ontario Hydro at the Bruce Nuclear Development, and has been farming full-time for the past ten years. He built his own home, barn and driveshed near Brussels, and has been involved with many other building projects in the area. Harry Brydges of Belgrave has been hired as the dog counter for Morris Township, one of three applicants for the job. He will begin thejob in about two weeks, at $1.35 per dog.