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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-5-8, Page 7• A surprise presentation was made for the first time during the Blyth Beavers, Cubs and Scouts banquet held May 2. Brad Montgomery presented leaders Dave and Rosie Lee, of Blyth, with a plaque recognizing their contribution to the Blyth group. (James Friel photo) y:para Shobbroolr LQWDESBORQ Greeting worshippers on Sunday Morning at the ,Laondesboro United Church were Rev. Dave SAW and Sore Tamblyn while ushers were Julia Shadtlxek, I<erri Shepherd and Sandy and Julie Merner. The flowers on the memorium table were from Jim Neilans in memory of his mother and Maimie Allen. The congregation was reminded that next Sunday is Christian Family Sunday. The children's time featured "I've got the Joy" and junior teachers were Barbara Knox and Melanie. Shower for May bride elect Approximatley 50 village friends and neighbors met at church May 3 to present best wishes and gifts to Cheryl Reid. Cor- sages were pinned on the bride, her mother Edna Reid and the groom's mother Delores Wheeler. A wedding bingo by Judy Mason was won by Dorothy Airdire. Rosie Mason gave a reading called "Pressuring a Husband" and Nancy Sottiaux gave a reading about Cheryl. Gifts were presented to Cheryl by Kimberley and Marilyn Mayberry and Christine aed Kara Lee Potter. Burns UCW Burns UCW meeting was held May 1 at the home of Caron Snihur with 18 members pre- sent. Trudy Pollard opened the meeting and Caron Snihur read the scripture. Trudy Pollard's lesson was "In your own back yard." Amelia Rice conducted the business. Roll call was answered with a Bible verse. The treasurer's report was given by Margaret Taylor. An invitation was received from Winthrop to their meeting June 5 at 8 p.m. Elsie Williams, Gowanstown missionary nurse will be guest speaker. *Several 4-H Clubs hold meetings AUBURN -On March 14, the Auburn 2 4-11 Sewing Club had its fifth meeting at the home of Linda Cunningham. For the roll call we discussed the sewing machine parts, then divided into two groups. Groun one played a game - Trivia Persuit. This game had to do With, sewing and things we had discussed in our former meetings. .Group two did ribbing. Leader, Linda Cunningham, explained how to do it. Then- we each did a sample piece of material. Then the groups switched, We looked over the 4H information inthe books. We decided the next meeting would be on April 12. Glenyce McClinchey, president, closed the meeting with the new motto - "Together today for a terrific tomorrow." - Press Reporter, Jenny • Van Eeden Petersman. The Jolly Joggers held their -sixth meeting on April 12: The minutes were read and we answered the roll call. We discussed how to sew the waistline casting, and how to sew the hem of o.ur garments. After we finished discussing this meeting lesson, we 'had a simple memory test, Linda Cunningham collected some items from her sewing box. First we examined these items, then we had to write the items down. - Press Reporter, Kim Wright. On April 12 we had meeting number seven. The meeting was opened by Glenyce McClinchey. For the roll call two people showed their ready-to-wear garments pic- tures and read the reasons for purchasing or , making it. We read about outside seams on. shirts in "Flashdance" style. We then decid- ed on whether we should buy them, or make .them if we could. We talked of some things for Achievement day, May 15, We decided to meet again on May 7th for the finishing touches on the year. Glenyce McClinchey closed the meeting with. the 4H Motto. - Press , Reporter; Jenny , Van Eeden Petersman. Anyone in the l rondesboro, Auburn, Blyth area who is interested in the "Score with Saftey-" or "Leadership" clubs please con- . tart Linda Cunningham at 526-7557 for fur- ther information. The leadership ('lub will soon be start.ing.. If you wish to become a better leader this is BBltiih-B e/grave club judges beef, ef, barky B1.y-TI1 • The second meeting of Blyth- members gave their reasons. Then. we went HelgraYe Beef Club was held at the home of to the house. and judged barley. We finished the meeting by deciding not to Niel Vincent on April 25. sell ear tags The next meeting is May 16 at We started by judging dairy cattle and all filen ('oultes's at 8:00. - by Chris Michie. Cows discussed roup Have you ever felt like talking?? Well Liz The next meeting will he held on May 27 at Stewart did a good jib of it at the 4-H Sieboilt Siertsema's at 5:00 p.m. meeting, telling us about the many.parts of a by Anita Bos and Anita Wilts. • cow. The second meeting at the Hallrice Calf Club was held at. Ken Rarnsey's on April 17 We started the meeting off with Ken telling about his farm, Summer activities were talked about and record books were handed out. I,iz Stewart showed the parts -of the cow and explained how to judge them. As a group we judged mature and two year old cows. Anita Hos. i,17 Stewart, Brian Wiersina and Dave 1 rahken said the reasons. ]lan� li,u nstoppel was the official judge in both classes. The meeting was closed and headed to the house for refreshment`: tilo would like to thank Ken and Shirley for ha. inc the meeting. The Cm7411 Gardener's Dream Just Came True! TROY- ILT® Rot() Tillers 31/2 HmP. Junior • Powered wheels, rear -mounted tines. O Easy to turn In tight places. ® Breaks ground, tills and weeds between rows! pringihing Spring isa new fishing pole,. Fishing at my fishing hole A ten foot carp, on my hook; Looking at my fishing book. Putting my feet into the water, What I do is called a slaughter Careful not to scare the fish, Hook them. then put them on a dish. New creatures in the risen swamp. You hook the fish and then you WAMP' - by Andrew Luna 'Cr. 4. Hrillett central School the club fc-• you. The first meeting will be held on May 21 at 7:00 pm in ' the Auburn Library. Anyone between the age of 16 and 21 is welcome to join. BACHERT MEATS *Try our own smoked pork chops for the bar -b -q season* /CUSTOM KILLING, FREEZING Cutting & Wrapping KILL DAY ON TUESDAY All meat Gov't. Inspected on the farm 1 MILE BAST OF WALTON 8879328 TA I( -T+R• T'..—mr� e a lege and Can* Ain** Alia 1 ic" reported six •booms of clothing Toronto. mel Rt:,tti's t wr !the cop pe. against Caron row" t►. 'w suggested for 'tile bazaar. MUIR* ' Ja meson invited the ladies her *Imp to see Siian'sMay 2• Cancers rive • Juice Fothergill wool* We to thank her helpers Betty Moon, Pearl Mason and Nan- cy Allen for their help in collecting during the cancer drive. A total of $322 was turned in by the village. Shuffleboard. End of the season shuffleboard was held May 1 with 21 present. High scores were earned by Betty Hulley, Vietta Hoggart and Les Reid. Lunch was served and Genevieve Allen expressed thanks from all to Jack and Helen Lee, the school custodians and Audrey Thompson for bookkeeping. Personals... Sympathy is extended to Len Radford and Mrs. Gordon Howatt and families on the death at age 81 of their mother Mrs. Clarence Rath of Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vodden and Mrs. Frank Johnston attended the May 2 funeral of their cousin Ken McNee, Dungannon, a car acci- dent victim at age 40, held at the McCallum Funeral Home. On May 1 the Blyth Fire Brigade was call- ed to a fire at John Byhna's shed at the noth end of the village.. The village welcomes Alan and Marie Caldwell and boys Dwight and Dean having moved in April from Auburn to the Caldwell Homestead on Concession 11 lot 19 in Hullett Township.- Emerson ownship.-Emerson Hesk, returned home April 27 from spending the winter months with his daughter Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. Ron MacLennan and Steven at Mount Hope. Con- gratulations to Emerson celebrating his BLYTH CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev Roger Oelvaricks Service 10 a.m. 2:30 p.m. Sunday School 11 atm. 5 YEAR GIC 113/4% RA's MADILL BLYTH $23-4334 Agent for ABC ANISSUITIE1 ry' CL -510-6 "KLOMPEN FEEST'° DANCE Saturday, May 18, 1985 CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE Music by "Whiskey Jack" '3.00 per person Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.in. Ws our 23rd Anniversary MAY 10 -JUNE 2 Our Prices .;re &ways on special!! EXAMPLE: 10" ; ¢AN6BNG BASXETS $200 gNLi e ROS f Reg . 6." Pura CclunfY'a do rg 4 aup pt;tmc of BLOOMING PLANTS FOR DIMLY $550 w Como a S•e our NEWLY RENOVATED' FACILITIES isitin at the manse on tits were Caron's brother and faM ly Michele Schrieber, Nathon an Qements. ' Olive Penfound and Elgin retelved a weekend visit from her sister Mabel> McLeod from Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee of Lonteshoro visited with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Radford in Niagara Falls and called on Rev. and Mrs. Brandon at Beamsville. Rev. Brandon was presented with his 25 year pin from the Hullett Lodge. Crystal Hulley returned to her home in Clinton Friday night having spent two weeks with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley and one week with her aunt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston while her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ian Hulley were in Germany. They visited Debbie's brother Corporal Robert Vello at Lahr, Germany and toured seven countries in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Westerhout returned home on May 6 from spending the winter months in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Westerhout visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hank Westerhout, Hanover, and attended the christening of grandson Christopher. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Good and Sara Lyons visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons and attended the Lucknow Presbyterian Church anniversary service. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shaddick, Dan- ny, Stephen and Krystal, Brantford, honor- ing Ruth for Mother's Day. 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