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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-09-21, Page 7H ver feat7.r t:y Mrs. Iwis Stonehouse BELGRAVE — The Ord annual Belgrave, :..lyth and Brussels School Fair was held on Sept. 14. The fair opened with a parade to the arena with all the school children led by the Brussels Legion Pipe Band. Representatives of the Board of Education, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, the townships of Mor- ris and East Wawanosh and the school fair board gave speeches in the opening ceremonies. Susan Elston, the 1982 high point winner, officially open- ed the fair. This was follow- ed by a livestock and sports program. People also view- ed over 3,000 exhibits which were brought in the night before and displayed in the arena. A good crowd and good weather made it a very suc- cessful fair. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse vicited on s'- • exht its at seh,°,tel and Sat. with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Edgar, Miss Mae Coulter and Miss Bernice Linden, of Aylmer. Rev. Craig Railton of Lon- don, Minister for Com- munication and Stewards for the London Conference will be the guest speaker on Sun- day morning at 11:15 a.m. on Sept. 25 for the anniversary service at Knox United Chur- ch, Belgrave. Mr. Harold Keating left on Sept. 9 on a Hanover bus tour to Elgin Hodse Resort near Port Carling. On Sat. morn- ing they went to Parry Sound for a boat cruise. On the way home on Mon. morning, they stopped at the Blue Moun- tain Pottery at Collingwood. Several Begrave residents enjoyed a bus trip to Sarnia and a boat cruise on the St. Clair River. Mrs. Ethel Wheeler is a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Huskinson of Long Lac, On- tario and Mrs. Ben Huskin- son of Callandar visited with ir their mother and grand- mother Mrs. Ivy Cook on Sept. 7 and also visited other relatives in the vicinity. Miss Donna Cook and friend of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook and grandmother Mrs. Ivy Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch spent the weekend at Willowdale visiting with his sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gibb Sauve and also visited with Mr. Larry Gall and daughter Susan. On Sept. 10, Mr. and Mrs. Alan MacKay of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch attended the wedding of their nephew, Warren Hill and Carol Marsh in the Forest Grove United Church at Willowdale. Mrs. Carroll McKim of Lucknow, a volunteer nurse at a short-term medical mis- sion in British Honduras, will speak at the meeting of the Belgrave United Church Women in the church school room on Sept. 27 at 8:15 p.m. 'THIS ISN'T MY DOG, but I wish it was," said Anita Massey, one of hundreds of visitors at the Belgrave School Fair on Sept. 14. It's obvious the twosome struck up a friendship. After all, isn't a fall fair a place where good friends meet? Features of the fair included a dairy show, exhibits, pet show and races for the kids. (Wassink photo) WI visit Douglas Point nuclear station By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - The Sept. 14 WI meeting was a bus trip to Douglas Point convened by Agriculture and Canadian Industries committee leaders June Fothergill and Alice Buchanan by Murphy Bus with driver Keith Tyn- dall. Forty-one members toured the plant, slides were shown on the power development, then a bus tour showing steam plant and security centre. One hun- dred people work at ' the security centre and there are 7,200 employees at Douglas Point. WI Members were treated to dinner at the cafeteria and then they went to Pine River butter and cheese factory where they saw slides on making cheese from the time the milk leaves the farm until it reaches the fac- tory. The women were treated to cheese and crackers. Everyone made purchases at the store. The W.I. are invited to Blyth W.I. meeting on Oct. 6. Personals Arie Duizer was taken by ambulance to Clinton Public Hospital on Sept. 12. Congratulations to Gordon and Darlene Shobbrook when on Sept. 16 a large number of relatives, friends and neighbours gathered at Blyth Community Centre to help celebrate their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Audrey Thompson and Florence Snell were co - hostesses at the home of Audrey on Wednesday night for Cathy, Peel bride -elect • ive people arrested Clinton Police investigated four break and enter at- tempts this week and arrested five people in connection with them. Police Chief Lloyd Westlake reported that two Clinton youths have been charged following an at- tempted break-in at Pepi's Pizza on Sept. 15. One person has been charged with wilful damage after 'a door at the Clinton Gas Bar was kicked in. Two Varna youths and a Clinton woman have been charged following break, enter and theft at an apar- tment at 44 Huron Street. Twohave been charged with break and enter following an incident at C and E Variety. for Sept. 24. There were 20 neighbors and friends pre- sent. She was assisted by her mother Mrs. Peel and Mrs. Cardiff. Cathy thanked all and invited them to come and see her gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Orville New- ly returned home Friday night from a fishing trip at Pembroke. Alf Bell off Prince Rupert, B.C. visited a couple of days last week with Mrs. Joe Shaddick. Friday night and Saturday visitors with • Mrs. Dora Shobbrook were Mrs. Ross Millson and family of Woodstock, Leonard Vodden of Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shobbrook of Oshawa and Thelma Ellenby of Clinton. All attended the 25th an- niversary for Gordon and Darlene Shobbrook in Blyth. Mrs. Colin Paterson and Katie of London spent three days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns when they celebrated Bob's birthday. On Friday they visited with Mr. Harry Burns at Pine Crest Nursing Home, Lucknow. Happy Gang Seniors will meet Sept. 28, 1:30 p.m. in the hall. Remember the Lions Club old time country breakfast at the hall on Sept. 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday visitors with Mr. Bill, Mike and Rita Crump invite you to an OPE N at OUSE D&M Rentals & Sales Tools and Equipment for Home, Farm and Contractors 414 Josephine St. Wingham (beside the ballpark) Saturday, September 24 9:30 am to 4:30 pm come in and enter our FREE DRAWS Win a • Wolf 318" Percussion Drill • Black & Decker Heat Gun Draws will be made at 4 30 p m on Saturday, September 24 Here are some good reasons why you ' h(uld rent Vnur eacnpmenf • There s no large Capital outlay tor occasional IISP o! Priti.pment • ThPre s no malntenan(:P or repair work !Di ynu to (10 ' It mak Pc (iOino your lrlh nafpr ,int! Prriyt,r w th prnfPSSiOrlat r'((t ipmpnt • It s available whpn npp,ip.1 • (1PIn.Pry IS .l..id.ihlr• Here rS ri fist at just some of Our renfd1 e,Wpmpnf `i.1ws'wood metdl runt rete) Chair S,,w•. P wr•r Post Hole.. 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Ushers were Darlene Hulley, Deanna Lyon, Kim Wright and Janet Wilts. Colin Swan welcomed all and read the Banns of Mar- riage for Catherine Lyola Peel of Hullett Township and Jeffrey Harold Cardiff of Grey Township. They will be married in Londesboro on Sept. 24. Rev. Swan noted his ap- preciation to see choir members chairs filled. r 4-H News The first meeting of the Londesboro III 4-H Club took place at the home of Helen Kolkman on Sept. 12. The election of officers took place with the following results: president - Lori Bromley; vice president - Lisa Duizer; secretary - Lisa Bosman and press reporter - Deanna Lyon. After the elec- tion members discussed the The family of Charlie and Evelyn Smith wish to invite you to an OPEN HO USE to celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary Saturday, October 1st 2 p.m. to 4 p.m, Program at 8:00 p. nl. OPEN HOUSE 10 fol/Qi,,• in the BLYTH UNITED CHURCH Best Wishes Only Please ciub which is "Looking Great, Feeling Great". They read and discussed the special project. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1983—PAGE 7 Sehs'ol Student Council This year Hallett Central School has a student council. The president is Lori Bromley, the secretary is Lisa Bosman, and treasurer is Kelly Vodden. We have class representatives from Grade 3 to 7. Grade 3 is Kelly Bosman, Grade 4 is Julia De- jong, Grade 5 is Karen Plunkett, Grade 6 is Jeff Nesbitt, and Grade 7 is Todd Du Quette. Nurse's Visit On Sept. 12, the Health Nurses came to cheek for head lice. There was nobody with lice. We are glad. Secretary Mrs. Madill, our secretary, has been away sick since the beginning of school. She broke her toe just before school started. We wish her a speedy recovery. Aladdin Day On Sept. 16 we had an Aladdin Day. Everyone was to dress up in a gypsy or pirate costume. In the after- noon we saw two films call- ed, The Magic Horse, and Aladdin. For lunch we had hot dogs and chocolate milk. It was a good day. Home Economics and Shop Our Grade 7 and 8 classes have always gone to home ec and shop in Seaforth. This is the first year for the new aten wew, uf, ci Grade 7's and the second year for the Grade 8's. The shop teacher is Mr. Snell and the Home Ec teacher is Mrs. Mathers. The Grade 7's real- ly, really enjoy going there. Hullett Plays Soccer At Hullett we have four soccer teams. We have a senior boy's team and a senior girl's team,which con- sists of Grades 7 and 8. We also have a junior boy's team and junior girl's team which consists of Grades 4 to 6. They are working very hard to wen all the games they play in the future. Cross Country This year at Hallett many students have joined the cross country team and are running for 15 minutes every day before lunch. They are practising for the big meet on October 18 at our school Hallett has won the cham- pionship for the last four years and they ate bound and determined to win again this year and they are runn- ing their way to it. 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Ontario Telephone 357.2022 OPEN: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Thursday Friday till 6 p.m. A Fednally Chmrrrwl ('nmpanWMw nh r CaneJa /1.•nuft lnvrrawn• t .ay,. ,, ,, The family of Charlie and Evelyn Smith wish to invite you to an OPEN HO USE to celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary Saturday, October 1st 2 p.m. to 4 p.m, Program at 8:00 p. nl. OPEN HOUSE 10 fol/Qi,,• in the BLYTH UNITED CHURCH Best Wishes Only Please ciub which is "Looking Great, Feeling Great". They read and discussed the special project. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1983—PAGE 7 Sehs'ol Student Council This year Hallett Central School has a student council. The president is Lori Bromley, the secretary is Lisa Bosman, and treasurer is Kelly Vodden. We have class representatives from Grade 3 to 7. Grade 3 is Kelly Bosman, Grade 4 is Julia De- jong, Grade 5 is Karen Plunkett, Grade 6 is Jeff Nesbitt, and Grade 7 is Todd Du Quette. Nurse's Visit On Sept. 12, the Health Nurses came to cheek for head lice. There was nobody with lice. We are glad. Secretary Mrs. Madill, our secretary, has been away sick since the beginning of school. She broke her toe just before school started. We wish her a speedy recovery. Aladdin Day On Sept. 16 we had an Aladdin Day. Everyone was to dress up in a gypsy or pirate costume. In the after- noon we saw two films call- ed, The Magic Horse, and Aladdin. For lunch we had hot dogs and chocolate milk. It was a good day. Home Economics and Shop Our Grade 7 and 8 classes have always gone to home ec and shop in Seaforth. This is the first year for the new aten wew, uf, ci Grade 7's and the second year for the Grade 8's. The shop teacher is Mr. Snell and the Home Ec teacher is Mrs. Mathers. The Grade 7's real- ly, really enjoy going there. Hullett Plays Soccer At Hullett we have four soccer teams. We have a senior boy's team and a senior girl's team,which con- sists of Grades 7 and 8. We also have a junior boy's team and junior girl's team which consists of Grades 4 to 6. They are working very hard to wen all the games they play in the future. Cross Country This year at Hallett many students have joined the cross country team and are running for 15 minutes every day before lunch. They are practising for the big meet on October 18 at our school Hallett has won the cham- pionship for the last four years and they ate bound and determined to win again this year and they are runn- ing their way to it. R�th's Custom Crafts No. 4 to Clinton 411r— No. 4 to Iyth •LONDESBORO County Rpod No. 15 Ruth's LOOK FOR THE SIGN! •CUSTOM KNIT CLOTHING Sweaters a Specialty - all shades, all sizes available. Lots of patterns. to choose from 523-4576 CLOSED SUNDAYS Buy Only the Best for Your Family at the Best Prices! Great5avings- iEwy VARIETY AND VALUE! "K.W.I.G. Specials" Jello 85 gram BLYTH Meat Market Open: Monday -Thursday 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Now Open Friday Night till 9 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Custom Killing Cutting and Wrapping By Appointment Phone • 523-4551 QUALITY AND SAVINGS! GROCERIES Nabob Vac Pac 369 gram COFFEE JELLY POWDERS 3/.99 Gold Seal 6.5 oz. FLAKED LIGHT TUNA .99 Schneider's SOFT MARGARINE Maple Leaf MOZZARELLA CHEESE FROZEN Kellogg's 800 gram RAISIN BRAN Leaver Pieces & Stems 10 oz. FRENCH FRIES MUSH ROOMS Martin's 48 oz. Reconstituted APPLE JUICE Maple leaf COUNTRY KITCHEN HAMS ('2.00 coupon enclosed) Store Sliced SIDE BACON Maple Leaf Sliced COOKED HAM Maple Leaf '/1 PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS ibl .69 MEATS 2.89 2.99 .79 .89 tin 1)3.99 11,.2.19 Ib. 2.99 Schneider's Bulk WIENERS Fresh Ontario SIDE SPARE RIBS 1b.1.99 Ih1 .69 HIGH QUALITY FOOD MADE TWICE AS NICE BY LOW PRICES! SPECIAL TILL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1983 ONLY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Wil/TE DEANS Out Facilities Are Now Ready To Receive Your 1983 While Oran Crop •Iat/ A Ef cb rt,Soni ce abbots Dampsr •Tasking Aleerlla�lt •Ws ire t *Waft Dalsn fat W,B.:Tbomtpssn, M,re6eri, ,all past* and promit as ere ldixlle 1. WEARER® CONTR T!NO CORN FOR PALL DEI/YERY Howson Mills Elevator Division 523-9624 810, Ont. f% miles east ofMyth on empty Rd. 25 Oben mile eerI"b 52 241