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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1998-10-21, Page 9Now Open Sundays too! From 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. labs! Enter our colouring contest! You could win a BOX FULL OF TOYS 3 Age Categories- - 5 '6 - 8 *9 - 12 3 Great Prizes! Plus you receive FREE CRAYONS Check out a wonderful selection of Halloween decorations and make up! 03Yrit I 992 - /IPOT.HEEARY 140 Queen St., BLYTH 523-4210 V V V $ V V v The news from ondesboro Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-43601 WI visits market garden "11(31267264: The news from uburn NOW OPEN TODAY'S RESTAURANT & GENERAL STORE "Always changing to serve you better" • western clothing • tack • work clothing • groceries & sundry 50% OFF Western Shirts Up to 40% OFF in-stock Tack OFSC "EARLY BIRD" DRAW 48A V 47..7,1; BUY YOUR TRAI PERMIT BY 110088 1,1998 , •r I 444 , . • 144ors.; illoresOonsittkefor alt oppt40446 taxes. regIstrahon fees and costs associated with the delivery of pro. Prize must be talon an awarded. No sAelituttons. 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Permits available from Blyth Snowtravellers as well as • Sticker's Restaurant • Grand View Restaurant, Blyth • Radford Auto, Blyth • Radford Farm Equipment, Londesboro • Bruce Howson • Hebo Siertsema or • Paul Kerr THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1998. PAGE 9. F.E. Madill students earn awards, honours Several area students were among those honoured at the recent F.E. Madill Secondary School commencement. Randy Armstrong received a pro- ficiency award for OAC chemistry, while Corey Newman was recog- nized for proficiency in OAC English. Rachel McQuail earned the Grade 11 proficiency award. The October meeting of Londesboro WI was held on Wednesday, Oct. 14. Lunch was at The Wildwood Inn, then members proceeded to the home of Darlene and Dave Pullen, RR 2, St. Marys. They have a market garden, called McCullys Hill Farm. At noon on Oct. 14 the Auburn Silver Tops enjoyed a potluck dinner. Business followed the meal with President Margaret Hildebrand in charge. The Annual Fall Rally will be at Holmesville on Oct. 21 with dinner served at 12:15. Registration must be paid by the members and treasurer before then. For the afternoon Auburn will be responsible for one number. A negative vote was given to a suggestion for a euchre party. Finances will be met by a $2 donation per person at meeting. Margaret Hildebrand who has been a very capable president resigned and Ethel Ball will be the new president. A short program followed. Two humorous readings "When you reach 90" and "Lettuce be wary of food engineering" were given by Kay Lapp. A discussion regarding the new school plans took place. It was thought that returning to the little red schoolhouse might be the wisest move. The present plan is very wrong. Some of the members' grandchildren are already over an hour on the bus twice a day. To close schools will mean more bus time. Then to have public and high Pumpkin fest out The Horticulture Society has cancelled "Pumpkinfest" for this year. It was to have been this month but lack of volunteers has brought an end to this occasion. The Auburn UCW will meet at the church on Oct. 26 at 8 p.m. There will be a special presentation of Hospital Visitors Programame. Londesboro anniversary service is at 11:15 a.m. on Oct. 25. There will be no service in Auburn. Newman was also selected for the Jeanne Oldfield Memorial Arts Scholarship presented for the sec- ond year to a Brussels-area student having high academic standing, who is furthering his education in art, English or music. Amanda Sellers was the recipient of this year's Stephanie Lee Henry Memorial Award. This is presented Darlene grew up in Londesboro. Reta gave the minutes of the September meeting and the treasurer's report. A thank you was read from Anthony Bower. There were 12 members and seven visitors present. schools together is wrong. To close schools recently renovated and others in excellent condition and have new schools to build is a huge error. The Silver Tops hope that it is realized that today's schools should remain on duty. This lengthy discussion closed the meeting. On Saturday, Oct. 17 the Silver Tops enjoyed a "Fun Day" at Dungannon,- various numbers were given by various Senior Citizens groups. Dancing began upon completion of the entertainment. to a Grade 12 student, who gradat- ed from Brussels Public School. Criteria is a positive contribution to the academic, social and extra-cur- ricular life at Madill. Chris Armstrong received the Garrett and Marklevitz Scholarship presented annually to a graduating student who has excelled in the design and development aspects of a broad-based technological pro- gram, has contributed to school and community and is enrolled in post- secondary education in the techno- logical field. George Menzies Endowment Fund Awards went to Andrew Exel, Curtis Mutter, Kara Pepper and Amber Ruttan. The Auxiliary to Wingham and District Hospital Award was pre- sented to Rebecca VanCamp. The award recognizes a graduating stu- dent who has a sound academic background, has volunteered throughout her high school career LONDESBOROUGH and is entering training in a health related field. The Huron County Award is given to a graduating student who resides in Huron and is continuing his education in the agricultural field. This year's recipient was Adam Garniss. Matthew Campbell was one of the recipients of OSSTF 45 Bur- saries. These are awarded to chil- dren of OSSTF District 45 members who are entering their first year of post-secondary studies. OPP determine The investigation into the acci- dent in Brussels Sunday, Oct. 11 which claimed the life of Bruce McCall has determined that he failed to stop at the stop sign. According to Senior Const. Don Shropshall, an independent winless said the McCall vehicle, which had been travelling east on Mill Street, 519-523-9790 Among those receiving senior letters (The Big Ms) were Christo- pher Armstrong, Adam Carr and Andrew Exel. These are given to honour students who have earned three intermediate awards for scholastics, athletics and activities or two awards, one with double the points needed. Local Ontario scholars were Christopher Armstrong, Adam Gar- niss, Corey Ne,wman and Rebecca Van Camp. accident cause went straight through the intersec- tion into the path of an oncoming pick-up truck, driven by 18-year- old Peter Terpstra. A A A A A A Customer Appreciation Days October 21 - 31 25% off Upper Canada while quantities last 15% off Sunscreen & Insect Repellents 10% off Casting Hair Colour VIFLower Prices! on many Swiss Herbal Vitamins 15% off • Vera the Mouse • Spoonful of Stars • Mary's Bears Hallmark Cards Perfect for Stocking Stuffers! Orly Nail Colours BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE! Silver Tops reject euchre Eat in or Take Out Open Monday - Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ...and now a whole lot more! Stop in for breakfast lunch or dinner