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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-5-1, Page 9THIS ORIGINAL 1)U('UMFNT IS IN VI,.0 I'UUk (•ONI)I'I'ION Page8—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1985 Council questions inc1� BLYTH - At their March meeting Blyth harder." Council members decided not to pay the He explained that tit@ WateX011 Maitland Valley Conservation Authority's enlarged in February, aud#10- MVCA) 1985 levy of $2,062.42 until they had ing the real land valtlie• i1 an explanation why the levy was 10.9 per market value in their rise' l cent increase over the 1984 figure. "The average increase acrgats Councillor Bill Manuring looked into the in- 6.1 per cent," added Councillor crease and told council at their April In 1984 Blyth paid $1,85917 andla meeting that "all places have been hit 1983. Open House well attende� ®f our 1985 Pontiac & Buick GM executive driven Station Wagons have arrived! By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse BELGRAVE - Education week at East Wawanosh Public School was an eventful one with many guests visiting the school. The Dental Hygienist visited Kindergarten, Grades 2,4,6,8, to check children's teeth and teach dental hygiene. .O.P.P. Constable Marshall conducted streetproofing sessions with each class as well as fingerprinting children who volunteered for the identification program. Open House on Wednesday evening was well attended. Orientation for parents of pre -kindergarten children was presented. Yvonne Brewer presented her public speak- ing oration followed by melodious tunes of the senior choir. It was a very successful and busy weekend. Euchre scores Nine tables were in play at the weekly euchre held in the W.I. Hall on April 24. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Bert Johnston; novelty lady, Mrs. William Black; low lady, Mrs. Alma Jardine; High man, Leslie Vincent; Novelty man, Clarence Hanna; low man, Stanley Black. There will be euchre again this Wednes- day starting at 8:00 p.m. Everyone is L FIVE PONTIAC 6000 LE TWO .THREE PONTIAC PARISIENNE FULL. SIZE BUICK CE TURP LIMITED This Canadian built car is acclaimed by all the motoring magazines as one of the best cars in North America. Every one of these is equipped with air conditioning power windows, power door locks, V6 engine, stereo radio, optional wheels, cruise 'control,tilt wheel, etc. 3 have woodgrain, 2 have 6 way power seats. All are 8 passenger. welcome. People report Pamela Shaw off Belgrave recently rrpeiv- ed her Hairsylist license and is psq(entty employed at Touch of Class in WJngham, , Mrs. Elizabeth Procter spent last •v4(ee1 "' with her daughter and son-in-law,;d Mrs. Howard Zettler and grandc Id Sherry and twin daughters Amanda f3n Alicia. On April 27, friends, neighborrs ,and • relatives gathered in the basement4of Knox United Church, Belgrave to ll;onlr Alice Nivins whose marriage to Cameron Yuill will take place May 11. Laura Johnston welcomed the guests a1 announced the short program. Mrs. Garner Nicholson gave two readings followed by a contest by Mrs. Fred Armstrong. Tara Johnston entertained with a piano solo. Alice, her mother, Mrs. Nivins and Mrs. Yuill were called to the front to occupy the decorated chairs. An address of good wishes was read by Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Tara and Erin Johnston and Lori and Donna Lynn , Armstrong presented the gifts. After opening the gifts, Alice thanked everyone and lunch was served. Ladies' divisions meet CLINTON-The Ladies Divisions of the Clin- ton Spring Fair Board met on April 23. The ladies reviewed the suggestions and comments from the previous meeting as well as enlarged on many of the details. The food order for thig° year's fair was comprised and the food outlets selected for the purchase of the food for the ladies' booth. The balloon rally was brought to the atten- tion of the ladies. It will be held' this year on Friday, May 10 at 2:00 p.m. The rally will be held at the Clinton Public School this year. The next meeting is scheduled for Tues- day, May 21 at 7:30 p.m., to be held in the council chambers of the Town Hall. Prizes for the adult and children's craft and homemaking dompetitions have been finalized. •' • Someof the prizes in the Homecraft sec- tion include: Isabel MacDonald- figurine done in chalks - $5.00. Elaine Fraser- most points in quid embroidery section - $5.00. Base Factory Outlet- set of sleepers - $5.00 gift certificate; -item of lingerie -$5.00 gift certificate; Mary's Sewing centre- $7.00' gift certificate. The Dutch -Store -most points in crocheting sections- $10.00, gift ,certificate; Clinton Women's Institute- most points in needlework sec. -$5.00. Foto Pro's- 11- x 14 enlargement. The Huron, centre tor Children and Youth- ( for photography ) $16.00, $5.00, $2.00. Clinton News Record - best loaf of white bread - $10.00. Don Middleton- best apple pie- bushel of apples certificate. Kuenzigs IGA- serving of fancy dessert- $5.00, $3.00, $2.00. Verbeek's- 1st prize winnp,, in'1 iingces- hag of fertilizer. Cooke's Greenhouse- $5.00 gift certificate. Prizes for Baking Queen include: Corries Red and White- bag of all purpose flour; Shiral's Dept. Store- $10.00 gift certificate; i My Fair Lady- $10.00 gift certificate; Blue ;. Fountain Restaurant- dinner for one; Blanc the Deeves- 1/2 dozen silk roses; Anstette- cake server. There will be many more specials listed in the upcoming.prize list. Special Prizes for Elementary students include: Dixie Lee -offers a Snack Pak to the winner of each Art Class. Winning entries' will be displayed at Dixie Lee. New .Orleans Pizza- offers a 6 -slice pizza to the winner of each Craft Class. Sheaffer Pen- donates a pen to the winner of each Writing class. Grade 1 to 8 inclusive and to the winner. in Notebook Class Grade 3 to Grade 8 •in-, elusive. Dorothy William's Special of $1.50, $1.00, 75 cents for lst, 2nd and 3rd placing in each of the three poetry classes. John Jewitt Special of $5.00 to first place winners in the Creative Writing Classes. Frank Falconer Special of $2,00 for first place winners in. each Project Class. Huron County Egg Pro-, ducers Special of 1st - $5.00 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $2.00, in the two poster classes "Promoting the use of Eggs'. Huron County Historical Society Specials for Junior andeliIor grades of 1st- $8.00, 2nd- $6.00, t*$1 , 4th - $2.00, 5th to 10th-. $1.00. Gladys Van Egmond offers a special cash award of $15.00 to the school with the highest number of points in the elementary section. Huron County Farm and Home Association is sponsoring a Safe- ty Poster Contest this year. 305 V8 engines, air conditioning, 8 passenger seating, full power equipment including 6 way power seat, blue or green finish with woodgrain panelling. 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