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VEHICLES FOR SALE
1974 FORD LOUISVILLE,
single axle, equipped with blower,
asking $4,000. Phone 887-6181.
21-4
1969 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88
convertible, all power, electric top,
windows, power brakes and steer
ing, new tires last fall, new top - 2
years ago. Phone 887-6441. 24-lp
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS
and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers,
1/4 miles south of Brussels. Call
887-9499. tfn
STORAGE OR STORE FRONT
with some storage space, minimum
500 sq. ft. ASAP. Call 523-9705.
24-1
WORK WANTED - 17 YEAR OLD
youth seeks farm or other work in
Blyth area. Experienced in farm
work. References available. Call
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WANTED TO RENT: LARGE
barn suitable for cattle in Blyth
area, wanted immediately. Phone
Wayne Kennedy, 523-9837. 23-2b
The Blyth Festival
is
Seeking Housing
for the following short term
needs - A single family
dwelling for the month of
July only, A single family
dwelling for July and
August. Also, if you're
interested in boarding one of
our company members for
short terms during the
summer months, please let
us know. We require these
situations in town as often
our Company members do
not have cars. Please call
Karen Stewart at| 523-4345 |
DIAMOND
member
wheels for kids
Glen McLachlan of Vanastra
successfully completed a wheel-a-
thon in Goderich on May 30 raising
$1,750 for Children's Hospital of
Southwestern Ontario. He com
pleted the six kilometer course in
his wheelchair from the Square to
St. Christopher's Beach, out the
dock and back up the hill in less
than two hours.
Mr. McLachlan had several
reasons for doing the wheel-a-thon.
He and his wife, Sandra, have
supported the hospital since two of
their six children were patients
there. Also, as Co-Chairperson of
DIAMONDS, he wants to make
people with physical challenges
more visible. “We (people with
physical challenges) want to let
people know that we’re here, that
we can do varying things, and if
given the opportunity, we can take
an active part in Huron County”,
Mr. McLachlan said.
On May 31, along with
DIAMONDS members Norinne
Brindley, Don Forest and Ron
Airdrie, Mr. McLachlan presented
the cheque on behalf of the
DIAMONDS to Children's Hospital
on the telethon on CFPL-TV
London.
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HELP WANTED
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Soccer parents seek
Blyth councillors will offer sup
port to the local soccer league, but
not in the form of money.
A delegation of parents repre
senting Blyth Soccer League
approached Blyth council at its
June 10 meeting, to request sup
port.
Hillie Blok, Jeanette Harris and
Herb Van Amersfoort, told council
that the 35 families and 72 children
involved in the sports program
have been working towards getting
a soccer field in the village.This
200' by 400' playing field is the
only requirement of the sport.
Mrs. Blok noted the lack of other
facilities for children in the area,
saying the only one available in
summer is baseball. The problem is
that not all children want to play
baseball. Also, the school yard
where the soccer games are
presently being played is too small.
It is uneven and close to the road as
well, making it dangerous.
Councillor Steve Sparling said
that while he could appreciate the
view that there is a lack of facilities
for youngsters, the recreation bud
get has been "nickeled and dimed".
"We can't be made to feel bad
support
because we don't have the money."
Councillor Sparling told them
that if property .were to become
available somehow council would
assist them with any help they
needed. "The reality is, however,
that unless a charitable person with
two acres of land to donate comes
forward, the village can't afford to
buy it." He added that council rec
ognizes the fundraising efforts of
the children, but until there are def
inite plans there is little else council
can do. "Our hands are tied really
tight."
Hospital
Aux, meets
The theme for the June meeting
and pot luck luncheon of the
Clinton Public Hospital Ladies
Auxiliary was “Wear a Hat”, and
members of the CPH Auxiliary
were there in hats varying from
their Sunday finest to favourite
sportswear and make-it-yourself
headgear.
Donna Woods hosted the
luncheon meeting, and the beautiful
back yard and spring flowers added
greatly to the enjoyment of
everyone.
A hearty thanks was extended to
Sharon Veitch and her committee
for the successful Teen Volunteers
ceremony on May 31, at which
time the volunteers were awarded
certificates, caps and cap bands for
the work they have done at the
hospital throughout the past year.
The social committee served a
delicious lunch of chocolate-dipped
strawberries, cookies and squares
on a beautifully set table.
The successful tag day held on
May 15 raised $2,427.25.
Convenor Bernice Jewson thanked
the helpers, and a hearty thankyou
was extended to Bernice for her
work in organizing the tag day.
Reta Kelland reported on the
board news, and informed the
meeting that Dr. Steed is the new
Chief of Staff.
Members are needed to staff the
Gift Shop and for portering at the
hospital during the summer months
as many of the volunteers are away
during the summer, making it more
difficult to provide these services.
Patti Munnings reported that the
Support Care Service she has been
working on is now in the home
stretch, and expected to start July 1.
The membership of the auxiliary
is now 49 paid up members.
Members learned of the HELPP
(Hospital Equipment Lottery
Project for People) program. This is
a fundraising method being used in
a number of hospitals. Tickets are
sold at the hospital or an alternate
in town, and the tickets are a
‘scratch and win’ type of lottery
printed with hospital symbols.
Members are asked to consider this
program.
McKillop
relocates
hydro line
McKillop Township council, dur
ing their June 2 meeting, authorized
Ontario Hydro to proceed with the
relocation of a hydro line.
The relocation of the hydro line
on concession road 13/14, lots 11
to 20 will cost an estimated
$1,451.49 for the township's por
tion of the cost.
Council objected to the closing of
the Walton Branch Library as there
is no direct tax savings to McKillop
Township. Objections have also
been received from ratepayers and
the Walton Women's Institute.
Cindy Maloney was hired as
gravel checker for road reconstruc
tion.
W.E. Kelley and Associates Ltd.
were appointed to prepare a report
for repairs to the Barron municipal
drain.