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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-06-27, Page 6' • s• ero)it tsdel't sora of the pro, ra m.uP11 are eta # .•of Ste +ri+�'IFhae1's ctourag ,to do so Itu is t e.only way to suc- . acbaigh v)` lelseic ; ihe�r theToll Tbetesa c eaguthe e w U, pay half .tthht✓ of the. Maces �eve>n��fern% answered, ca >q 4)80.1C0 crean) for the First C ,mmu- • .Pagrigiage4tm St. Marys is on July nion celebration which was held in Clinton 13. Anyone i440044d in going -should con- on -June 3. a0 iga5el. A gerage and bake,salewill be held at the A fact Nellie Y4013454 . letter was received from Mrs: Ryan church on Saturday, Sept: 8. Anyone havg from St. Coluanbap; EMI, She is asking fir donations may contact any league member. Support for the 'drive against the T.V. pro- The next meeting will be on Monday, Sept. gram Bizarre bywriting letters to all spon- 10 at the home of Mary Sanders. School honors Mrs . Merrill On June 22 a f iet`trement Party was held in honor of Mrs. ''veiynMerrill. A tea was held in Blyth Public School at which time Donna Lynn Armstrong and Rhonda Stadelmafln, representatives of her Grade 3-4 students, presented Mrs. Merrill with a gift. A `Break Dance" routine was also performed by -her asS\Mary Holland, Luella Hall and J. :t Lawi ie poured tea assisted by numet'o ::1yth s dents. Follo " g the tea, a dance t the Country Com ons was held in the`Blyth Com- mon ty Centre. Principal Bill Black read a ve: humorous address to,which Mrs.,Mer- replied. . Her many relatives, friends, fellow teachers and students wish her and Charlie the very best in years to come. News and notes The Daily Vacation Bible School will be held at the Christian Reformed Church from July 9-20 at 9 a.m. to 11:30. The first Water Carnival of The Blyth Brownies and Girl Guides was held last Saturday at the Blyth Lions Park. The Clin- ton Brownies and Girl Guides were guests. The leaders in charge were Brenda McDonald, Mrs. Keith Roulston, Mrs. Henry Rouw, Mrs. Alex Blair and Mrs. John Stadelmann. About 50 girls took part in the afternoon program. Lunch of hot dogs, cup cakes and Freshie was served. PICI( YOUR OWN STRAWBERRIES *_PICKING_ HOURS Moo. till Fri. 8 a.m. till dusk Saturday 8 a.m. till S p.m. Closed Sundays *WEATHER PERMITTING Call Ahead For CROP INFORMATION 565-2122 PHONE AHEAD FOR Ready -Picked Berries Jluz®n cRidye clicze4 DAVID STECKLE and FAMILY RR2, ZURICH PHONE:565-2122 PA MILES WEST OF ZURICH -THEN 31/2 MILES NORTH Open Evenings 'till dusk - Saturday 'till 5,- Closed Sunday 0111111111116 I*. /'/� /* y , ? 4/ /.l •.. .011111111%/y, ORIN rucl P1051 MEATS Pork Butt CH O PS Homemade COUNTRY SAUSACGF Fresh - CHICKEN LEGS Maple Leaf COOKED HAM Maple Leaf BAKED LOAVES Maple Leaf 375 gr. BREAKFAST Maple Leaf 500 gr. BEERFEST SAUSAGE Schneiders 900 gr. BREADED CHICKEN SLICES Bucket $1191h. $169Th. $11,91b. $299Ib. $2491h $1 s9pkg. $239pkg. $499ea. Schneiders 450 gr. "reg. or red hots" WIENERS $169pkg. Schneiders Blue Ribbon LOGNA $1 ?91h. •,,�.��tll�ilili�r�/j//� 711.4 GROCERIES Old Mill 450 gr. ° WHITE BREAD Mealtyme Hot dog, or Hamburg BUNS 8's Weston's DONUTS Schneiders SOFT MARGARINE Maple Leaf 2 kg. CHEESE SLICES Cheer 2 6 litre LAU N DRY DETERGENT Maxwell House 369 gr. COFFEE Fleecy 5 litre `FABRIC SOFTENER 694pkg. 994pkg. 9941h. $1 O99pkg. $39 . $329pkg. $399 a,M(:M/l Gi,Ol lyae WOE 01.0P Dr; fJdOC\.'6 Large Hothouse TOMATOES$1391). LCalifornia Stalk 894 Whole hunch WATERMELONCELERY $299ea. Fresh White $1 89 MUSHROOMS a lb. laver 3.6 Titre BLEACH Pronto 2 roll PAPER TOWELS I $139 994pkg. BLYH MEAT MTARKET Open: Monday to Thursday A am -6 pm; Friday - 8 am -9 pm; Ssaturday - 8 am -5 pm. We reserve the right to limit . quantities. Specials, in 'effect till closing Saturday, June 30, 1984. (ustom Killing (utting and Wrapping By Appointment Phone 523-4551 There were more than 160 winners in Blyth on Saturday at the Blyth Legion Penny Sale. The camera caught organizers Kay Hesselwood (left) and Isabel McClure (right) checking over one of the many donations. (Shelley McPhee photo) dies i' Cecil Wheeler Cecil Wilkinson? Wheeler of Blyth died June 20 at the. home of his dal(1(tt+el. 111. London, Mr. Wheeler was the 1orcner Reeve of Morris Township and farmed near • his parents' hornestead on the fourth line until moving to Blyth in 1948. He was predeceased in 1929 by_bis wife Edna Scandrett of Belgrave, mother of his three surviving daughters: Mrs. Bern (Nora) Crellin of London, Mrs. Laurence (Ruth) Day4, of Brampton and Mrs. Bert (Mary) Turnr of Abbotsford, B.C. He is also survived by nine grandchildren orris year- - and nine great grandchildren. Mr. Wheeler was predeceased by .wives Laura Robinson of East Wawanosh Township and Georgia Drew of Fort Wayne,, Indiana, He was also predeceased by three sisters and four brothers. Funeral services were held in Belgrave United Church on June 23 with Rev. John Roberts officiating. Interment was in Braddon Cemetery in Belgrave. Pallbearers were Charles Higgins, Ross Anderson, Clarence Yuill, Bob Grashy, Douglas Crellin and Bob Davis. Flower bearers were Paul Crellin and ,Margaret TerHart. 4-H judge cow qualities The third meeting of the Hallrice 4 -FT, Dairy Calf Club was held at Ken Rarnsey's on May 16. Bill Murvey and Doug Dan were represen- ting the United Breeders. The minutes were read and Ken Ramsey was introduced and he told about his operation. Doug Dan ex- plained about UniMating. Members were assigned to cows and found their faults and then matched them up with bulls to correct the faults. Doug Dan then put it through a computer to see how well everyone did. They judged three year old cows and mature cows. Lisa Boonstoppel, Brian Wiersma, Tom Franken, Audrey Bos, Joanne Wiersma and Robert Wilts gave reasons. Doug Dan was the official judge in both classes. The lesson was on "Sire Selec- tion". A film on Safety was shown. Audrey Bos thanked Doug Dan and Bill Murvey foc_com- ing. The 4th meeting of the Dairy Club was held at Hans Boonstoppel's on June 6. We started the meeting with the pledge. Karen Rodman told of important days in- cluding (Wonderland - July 20; Reach For the Top - end of August; Demonstration Competitions - July 16; Silver Dollar Com- petition - All through summer. ) Jim Hallahan told about Designing a Cover Page for the 4-H Newsletter and the Gate Sign Competition. Heather Fenton spoke on the Junior Leader meeting. Everyone was reminded to be the Car Wash and Bake Sale on July 7 in Blyth. Cathy and Jeannette Vander -Veen did a skit to tell about Dairy Herd Improvement Program. The lesson was about Production Records. Cathy and Jeannette asked clues:- tions ues-tions about the lesson. Members were told that the next meeting is at Frank Hallahan's on July 4. - by Anita Bos 'and Anita Wilts. Hullett Grade 8 students honored at graduation night By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - The Grade 8 graduation for Hullett Central School was held on June 22. The evening began with supper, served by the WI, for 31 graduates and their parents. The graduation , ceremony • and entertainment program was held afterwards. The Grade 8 choir performed and Barb Bosman.. accompanied at the piano. Bryan Howatt played a guitar solo and a piano duet was performed by Lisa Bosman and Lori Livermore. Awards presentations included: history and geography, presented by Beth Knox of the• Happy Gang Seniors, to Jamie Cook; French award, from 8. Griffin of the Happy Gang, to Deanna Lyon; math award, by W. Millson, to Kelly Vodden; English award;, from Donna Gibbings of the Summerhill Club, to Terry ' Shepherd; penmanship award from Angus MacLennan, to Lori Livermore. Outstanding girl athlete, Lori Bromley earned the Ted Pickett award, presented by John Jewitt. Outstanding boy athlete, Brian Whyte, earned an award presented by D. Bennett. The WI home economics and industrial awarts award, given by Helen Lawson, went to Crystal Whyte and Mark Wallace; outstanding effort and co- operation award, from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee, went to Fred .'Peel; outstanding • graduate, from Lion Joe flunking, to Susan Govenlock and by Lillian Hallam to Michael Radford. Julie Shaddick introduced the guest speaker, Paul Carroll. Appreciation was given; by Lisa Bosman. Stephen. Kennedy introduced the valedictorian,, Brad Millson. Lori Livermore played the piano for closing ceremonies. Cheerio Club On June 20 the Cheerio Club met at the home of ' Laura Lyon and Stella Adams conducted the meeting. Dora Shobbrook gave the report from the last meeting. Ida Durnin read a letter of thanks from Lois Andrews. Readings were given by Dora Shobbrook and Stella Adams. The next meeting will be held in July at the home of Tri Duizer. Group two will be in charge. • . Sunday School service ' The promotion and awards service was held at Londesboro United Church .on June 24. Greeters were Jack and Helen Lee and ushers were Larry Gross, Larry Hoggart, Bruce ,Penfaundand Melvin Bergsma. The service was conducted by Nick, Whyte and Colin Swan. Diplomas were awarded to' Christopher Knox, : Laura Jane Swan, Karen Trick, Angela Konarski, Crystal and' Cha$otte Wilts, Benjamin Franklin and Earl Bradley Thomson and Shannon Scott. Second year seals went to Tanya Kennedy, Jennie Konsarksi, Lawrence, Grant, Richard, Melvin, Karen, Darrell and Sharon,. Bergsma, Elizabeth Swan and Theresa Overboe. Third year seals went to Jason Konarski and Jennie Szusz. . Fourth year awards were given to Christy Scott, Kerry Kennedy, Rhonda Howatt, Joanne, Dennis, Gerben and Janet Wilts. Five year recipients were Kent and Kevin Shillinglaw, Todd and Scott Shaddick, Tim Lyons and Billy Jim Scott. Receiving six year awards were Melanie and Theresa Knox, Brent Howatt, Kevin Wright and Kerry Szusz. Seven year awards went to Kelly Bosman and Sara Lyons while eight year seals went to Bryan Howatt and Denise Hulley. Nine year presentations went to Karen Wrightm Shannon Duizer, Denise Gross, Brent Radford, .Murray Whyte and Paul Jewitt. Ten year awards went to Suzanne Tamblyn, Lisa Bosman, Lori Bromley, Michael Radford while Crystal and Brian Whyte received 11 year awards. • Sunday School promotions included: kindergarten - Steven Stewart, Chris Knox, Karen Bergsma, Erica Horbanuick, Tanya Kennedy, Karen Trick, Jennie Konarski, Melissa Medd, Joey Airdrie, Earl Thomson; primary - Kent Shillinglaw; Todd Shaddick, Darrel. Bergsma, Mary Shepherd, Jeff' Stewart; junior - Denise. Hulley, Joanne Wilts, Sara Lyons, Melanie Knox, Elizabeth Swan, Randy Shepherd, Brent Howatt; Lawrence Bergsma,- Bruce Maize; intermediate - Theresa Overboe, Dennis Wilts, Grant Bergsma, Stanley Airdrie. The congregation was reminded that .the farewell dance for the Swans will be held on June 30, at the Hullett School, starting at 8 p.m. The congregational picnic will be held July 1 at the Hardy's home. Layman's Sunday will be held July 8 and the induction service for Rev. Dave Snyher.will be Julyy8 at 8 p.m. • UCW news President Brenda Radford led the June 18 meeting of the Londesboro UCW. The meeting opened with a flute solo played by Jennifer . Sottiaux and accompanied by Darlene Hulley on the piano. Guest speaker, Janet Clark of Wingham, talked about coping with the terminally ill and death in the family,. ( THEIS SIANDAIID) UNIVIIMS A farewell address was read to Colin and Jane Swan, by Audrey Thompson. The Swans were presented with a gift from the UCW by Clara Riley. Mr. Swan thanked everyone for the friendship and co-operation while he ministered at Londesboro United Church. In the UCW business, thank you notes were received from Laura Lyons, Annie Cunningham, from the Foster Child, the Cartwright family and Barbara Livermore and Jim Neilans. Treasurer Margaret Good reported a bank balance 'of $2;769 and members agreed to put $2,000 in the savings account. Helen Lee reported that one large quilt is , being made and two crib quilts are ordered. Upcoming events include the UCW meeting, An July 16 at Margaret Whyte's' and Vacation Bible School on July 23: The ham supper 1985 date was set for April 25. For the program Gail Lear played the piano and readings were given by . Betty Hulleyand Margaret Good. People report Ken Hulley spent the past week in Stratford General Hospital. Olive D'equitte underwent,. surgery . in Clinton Public Hospital on Friday. Emerson Hesk was transferred . from Clinton to St. Joseph's • Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood were guests on Friday at the • wedding of their granddaughter Janet Wood and Douglas Gudwer in the Wingham United Church. The reception was held in Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson visited with his aunt Mrs. Annette Thompson ' in Clarksburg., Fourteen seniors enjoyed the pork Turn to page 7 • David Longstaff Ltd. Optician 87 Main St. South, SE:AF'ORTH Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's Prescriptions Fined Promptly SUMMER HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Closed Wednesday & Saturdays COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527-1303' GENERAL Gordon Elliott 519-523-4522 LIFE R. John Elliott 519-523-4323 ELLIOTT INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. INSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES Established 1910 BLYTH, ONTARIO NOM 1 HO 519-523-4481 LIVESTOCK MORTALITY INSURANCE ( lint( In `e'er - -I It it ►t'1 �. 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