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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-08-22, Page 6al. •„, . .• • -, • . t •,.. efltU1.. aerial Stadehriatm BLYTH - Some 200 rieighborS, relatrYeS Arid friends' helped the " Phelan foray celebrate the 100 birthday of Larchdale ,i'arrilan August 19. , The farm was purchased from the Crown 141065 as part of a tract of land on the ath•of 'Morris Township by Wm..Wilson, In 188411 Was purchased by Patrick Phelan, great, Kim wins high steppinO. Kim Craig, R.R. 2 Blyth, placed4irst in the Open Stepdance Class at the Fergus Old Time Fiddle and Step Dance contest on July 14. -She won the Stewart Gold Jewellers Trophy and a silver wine goblet. This is the fourth time Kim has won this lass. She also won the Cliff Adam's Memorial Award for the dancer with the highest points, finishing the weekend with 551 of a possible 600 points - highest among all competitors. - At the Kawartha Lakes - Ontario Open Step Dance Contest July 28, Kim placed se- `COnd winning the Reserve Champion - Mildred Long Trophy. ttes heritage gre4 r ether of the present owner Jim Phelan. reminiscin& horseshoe pitching. a ball gagre and games for tbe children firlecl theafterhoon while two hips of prime beef were barbecued on the spit. A picnic supper „ was enjoyed by all, complete with cent cake: . :. . Mr. and Mrs. Dannbaeuser and Marie g London spent the weekend $. the home ,,,of the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS Phelan in Blyth. : 0- o compensation for losses KORRIS TWP. - Morris Township will not graatCarriPensation for ,livestock damages to Mrs,Eitima Bird of the sixth concession for recent- livestock losses, since the township livestock evaluator .reported he could find no concrete evidence , that the anitnalS dreelap aresult of dog attacks. Clerk -Treasurer Nancy Michie said, in an interview, that Mrs. Bird had reported that two calves were chased by dogs May ,8, causing one to become caught in a fence and later die. Carmen -Craig, the liyestock evalnator, was called in to inspect the animals and could find no evidence of a dog attack. Mrs. Bird appealed his decision to the pro- vincial evaluator. and he toe could find no evidence that the animals had been chased by dogs. The provincial evaluator visited the Bird farm July 6. • • Purina 2 Kg. CAT CHOW St. Laurence 1 litre CORN OIL Cheer 2 6 litre LAUNDRY' DETERGENT ... Bounce 40's FABRIC SOFTENER Heinz 4 litre WHITE VINEGAR Humpty Dumpty 200 gr. POTATO CHIPS Dietrich 1000/o Whole Wheat BREAD Chocolate 4's SWISS ROLLS Granny 10's BUTTER TARTS GROCERIES— $3•99 $2.49 • • • • • 0 $3 .49pkg. $ 1 29 . a • • $ 1 • 3 .... 79° 99° $1.29 Immiim • Open: Monday - Thurs. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Closed Friday at 9 p.m.; Saturday In the meantrine, Mrs. Bird lost two ewes July 12, from an alleged dog attack, A thkd ewe died July 19, while another developed:a breathing rattle. However once again Mr. Craig could Old no evidenCe.that the animals had been wig.- ried by dogs and did not recommend that Mrs. Bird be compensated. Council took no further action in the mat- , ter. In other business, the engineer's report for the $52,060 Laidlaw Drain was read. The report was prepared by Dawson and Johnston of Stratford. The court of revision is scheduled for the next meeting of coundil, Aug. 29, and drainage tenders will be opened at that meeting as well. Morris Township Council will enter a float in the bicentennial parade scheduled ft Sept. 8 at Blyth, held in conjunction With that village's Steam Thresher's Reunion. your '<Olen, ith grocery ite from.. Bt.81.14 Mt.P.1 MEATS- • .f; Olcl Mill cooked HAM Pork Butt CHOPS Blade ROASTS Short Rib $2.9% ROASTS Cross Rib $1 .3%. ROASTS $1 .79ib. $1 .791b. $1.9%. —FROZEN Honey Dew 12 oz. 4FRWEN DRINKs .. 99 .. . .. Ontario Head LETTUCE ea, PRODUCE s mtea. NECTARINES ... 79. Green S- eedless GRAPES 994,b. —K.W• I •G• Kleenex Facial 200's TISSUES 994box Hi -Dry Paper 2 rolls TOW LS 99(L We reserve the right to limit quantities. Specials in effect till closing Saturday, Aug. 25, 1984. Custom Killing Cutting and Wrapping By Appointment Phone 523-4551 THE !arm STANDARE) r • • A,Blyth player slides home as a Goderich player grabs the ballduring Squirt inter -township softball tournament action at Benmlller on Saturday. Goderich defeated Blyth 5-4 but later lost the championship game to Colborne Township 14-0. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Conservatory students g.raduate BLYTH - A large number of students at- tending the Royal Conservatory of Music recently graduated from practical tests for piano and singing. The examinations were heldin.Blyth in June. Heading the list is Lisa Duizer with honors in Grade 9 piano. She is followed by: Cyn- thia Marie Klumpenhower and Jennifer Pdters with honors in Grade 8 piano and Cin- dy Hayden with a pass; Bernie Gayle Mar- tin with honors in Grade 7 piano and Katherine J. Procter with a pass; Steven Coultes, Lori Lynne Lebeau, Robert Earl Adams, Julie Webster, Lisa Sanderson, L ° tbe 1 Blyth 100; Dining Room Hours Monday - Saturday 11 am - 12 midnight August 26 - SUNDAY SPECIAL 4 pm - 7 pm ROAST BEEF BUFFET Includes - Salad Bar, desserto coffe Reservations Appreciated Entertainment every Friday and Saturday night. 523-9381 Licensed under LLBO QD'ECG' David .Long -staff Ltd. Optician 87 Main S. South. SF AFORTH Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's Prescriptions FllUed 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 H0 519-523-4481 LIVESTOCK MORTALITY INSURANCE Clinton News-Reciml Incorporating The Bayfield Bugle The Blyth Standard WANT ADS WORK 482-3443 or 482-7741 FRED LAWRENCE Electrical Contractor tiomE. F ARM AND COMMERCIAL PHONE AUBURN 526-7505 H.T. DALE SEPTIC TANK PUMPING SERVICE CLINTON PHONE 482-3320 or 527-0284 PORTABLE WELDING METAL FABRICATING Roasonable Rates Call Don MeLennaghan 887-6673 LYLE YOUNGBLUT 0 I L BURNER SALES & SERVICE • • Your Oil Heating Contractor BLYTH. ONTARIO PHONE 523-9585 Robert Worsell Plumbing Heating Sales & Service Box 68 Auburn 526-7597 Tell us What's Happening Call your Correspondent Sheron Stodelmann 523-9204 WARD UPTIGROVE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LISTOWEI., ONT. 29V-30,10 Karen Denise Vandonkersgoed, Leona Cun- ningham, Heidi_ Fillmore, Rose Ann Machan, PennYiM)§04nd Victoria • Lynn Pentland, all with' honors in Grade 6 piano and Linda J. VOsteegara Dawn Kirkby, Kim Fritz, Jenffiler, Jewitt and Terri Shaw with a pas thesaime grade., Cassandra Crabb' received first class honors in Grade 5 pier (Y. The honor students were: Lenore Crabb, Carolyn galerwich, Deanna Eleanor :on, Heather Lyn Mor- ton, Jacqueline gie,3ard, Shaun Jean An- drew, Erinn ,Muthetii, 13,avid Maxwell Demaray and Robert M.C. Chadwick. Brent William Weber, Pamela Jane Nolan, Katherine Jayne Dawson, David Reidy and Mark Edward Walker received passes. 1 Kara Elizabethr.Gower topped Grade 4 Douglas Fortune, chairman of the Wingham area fire board which will own the, piano with first class honors. Honor students are: ,Marian •G ace , building and equipment, said the'cost is ylsser, Loretta matoifiv 1.19 close to what thebOarthadanticipated: He 503,4066.14g " Albers, MeliSsa Logtenberkafialuilas 6.1,kle§timated,the-total costior: the project; In- Albers, Michelle Butt, Susan Driedger and eluding land cost and fees, will be in the neighbourhood of $300,000. Jennifer Hosack collected pa,sses. , % lictition rned down EAST WAWANOSH - East WawariOSII cowl did not give consent to a severance applt ation which would effectively separate a home from its farm unit Council dealt with the application from Adrian Vos, Lot 40, Con. 1. , When contacted later, Clerk -Treasurer Winona Thompson said council listeellts reasons against granting approval as sever - Mg the property might impose possible restrictions on neighboring farm properties and because of possible access problems -to Countyllead 25. The application still must go before the county land division committee which May uphold East Wawanosh council's decisiontor grant the severance. In other business council received a $3,779 Wintario grant for the playground project at the Belgrave ball park. The money was for- warded to the Belgrave Kinsmen, a local service group that undertook the project. Council received and approved five building permits at last week's meeting: John Kryzanowski, Lot 30, Con. 1, a house; Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, a portable classroom at East Wawanosh park; Schultz Brothers, Lot 36, Con. 3, a hay barn; Frank Hallahan, Lot 40, Con'. 5, a steel granary; and Lloyd Michie (representing the Belgrave Kinsmen), a picnic pavilion at the Belgrave ball park, subject to Depart- ment of Labor approval. Councillor Don Schultz declared a conflict of interest on the building permits since he had applied for a permit. East Wawanosh council will enter a float in the Sept. 8 bicentennial parade at Blyth, held in conjunction with the village's steam threshers' reunion. Fire hall construction WINGHAM,- Work is underway on a new fire hall across' from Cruickshank Park in Wingham, with completion planned for mid to late November. The contract for the new building was awarded to Carl Reinhart of Teeswater at a net cost of $223,740.99. This was the lowest of six tenders received on the building. Plans call for a structure of insulated steel with three double bays as well as offices and • equipment and meeting rooms. Geo. Burkholder AUTO, BODY cowsioN REPAIRS & REFINISHING TOWING SERVICE 24 HOURS A DAY 523-9474 cat BURKE ELECTRIC Ltd. 1,. •Electrical Contractors Appliance Sales & Service to all makes Refrigeration Service Open 6 day a week 37 Years Built by Quality & Service WIN:them, Ontario 357-2450 . . . '11 Grade 3. honor Students include: • Come - Lynn Fatt, Christopher Bellsmith,, Shelley Wilson, Julianna Shaddielt, Shannon Daniels, Jaqua E. Lobb, Karin Dykstra and Heather Brownridge while Amelia Joyce Skelbing and Melisd Marie Whalen earned, passes. Three students earned first class honors in grade 3 piano. They are: Krista Rathwell, Patricia H. Bos and. Vanda Lynn Cardiff. The students with honors include: Nancy Webster, Heather Wheeler, Kara Leigh Hiltz, Selena A. Hazlitt, Sherri McLachlan, Myra Postill and Vicky Uhshall. Angela Jane Orr , received first class honors in Oracle 1 piano with Scott. Edward Allen picking up honor's. Vicky Hackett was the only singer and she passed Grade 4 with honors.' BLYTH Christian Reformed Church "Guest Minister" Service 10 a.m. 8 p.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. ErimONSIM1113•••••• 11; • • . This will be shared among the five par- ticipating municipalities according to a for- mula which has been agreed upon, with'. Wingham, Howick and Turnberry picking up the lion's share. A number of local .subcontractors were • successful in obtaining work on the building, with Burke Electric and LeRoy Jackson Plumbing and Heating of Wingham 'getting the electrical and plumbing subcontracts, while Hodgin's Home -All will supply materials. Fiddler takes Shelburne win EXETER - Gerry Smith of Exeter was crowned intermediate champion at the recent Canadian Open Oldtime Fiddlers' contest in Shelburne. This was the 15th consecutive appearance for Smith at the Shelburne event which is the top fiddlers' contest in all of Canada. He was accompanied on the plane by his daughter Linda. The local father and daughter, combination has just returned from fiddlers' contests in Ednrionton, Alberta and Kelowna, British Columbia where they each won trophies. AUgUst 15 to August 31 • All G.W.G. JEANS 20:1FF' G.W.G. (rag 1/2 PRICE, Hours: Open 6 days a week. Monday to Saturday 9 a.m.-8:15 p.m. (During Blyth Summer Festival Granny BOOTS $49•9 -KNEE so 30 SOCKS A • Pr. 4. I • p4 "Clothing and e otwear **2 1/4 mainst;SIVith 523-970 ' Aists,..‘,04.400 .1041A 43ifed.rtt, .11414 "rt' • .11' • •• : • • N'et) tklet rrilikk 414 4K; pro • , .• • •'174t4