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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-10-09, Page 7In honor of the Royal Canadian Legion's 60 anniversary thousands of jubilee tulip bulbs are being given to adults and children across the country. The Grade 1 and 2 pupils at Blyth Public School were each given two bulbs recently. Next spring the bulbs will flower into bright red blooms. On hand to make the presentation were Legion members ( back row, left to right) Kay Hesselwood, Ray Lair and Kathy Bromley. Student represen- tatives wereyfront row, left to right) Greg Toll, Grade 2; Jeffrey Ferguson and Amanda Howson, Grade 1 and Courtney Sauve, Grade 2. ( Shelley McPhee photo) Along with celebrations honoring the Royal Canadian Legion's 60th anniversary this year, the Blyth Legion Branch 420 is celebrating the birthday of its oldest member. Comrade Russell Wilson is 90 years old. He also has the distinction of he- ing Blyth's only surviving World War I veteran. Group started for mothers with young children Py Kathy Bromley ° A new inter -denominational club has been started at the Blyth United Church for mothers with young children, being held every Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. Various crafts and discussions are plann- ed to be 'held. There is also supervised nursery care for the youngsters to enable the' mothers to participate in both the crafts and the topics to be discussed. They will be going by a' basic guideline for discussions, to get things going, but, any concerns .you may have will also be ap- preciated. Come out and ^ see how the pro- blems you thought only you were encounter- ing,are also being experiencedby most mothers today. Some examples . are the television—how it affects children and their way of life; the commercials -the advan- tages and disadvantages and the kind of role they play. How will they affect the next generation? • Crafts will be held to mark the festive season accordingly. In November, a demonstration for- Christmas floral ar- rangements will be shown and dough -boys will be made. Also there will be guides discussed for purchasing toys for.. Christmas—what to buy and what not to buy for your children. Films will also be shown. The topics are endless, so come out and at- tend and find that what most mothers are going through, you're m the same boat. The 'problems will be discussed and hopefully, 'solutions to help raise our children in a bet-.' ter atmosphere will be reached. 4-H Club meets The 4-H Classy Cooks held their third meeting at the home of Eunice Emke on Oc- tober 2. Leaders discussed how to roll out pie dough, types of pie fillings and additives. The ,members rolled out the pie dough they prepared at home and helped make the • Coconut Banana Cream Pie. WI plan for upcoming events The Blyth. Women's Institute (WI) met .at the Blyth Town Hall for the October meeting. Mrs. Seth Emke was in charge of public relations. She had prepared a talk on autumn and Thanksgiving Day, with three poems.. She also sang two songs, accom- panied by Ruby Phillips on the piano. Have you tried them yet? CHICKEN OR FISH NUGGETS 6 PAK... 1.99 9PAK...2.99' 20PAK...5,99 CLINTON 482-7337 It was a long hard year, But you made it! DOUG & VERNA On your 1st year of Business in Blyth. "Gotcha" Tiny & Cathy Some dates to keep in mind are: October 7-14 is Agri. Food week. October 9 is Huron - view Tea, from 2-3 p.m. October 30-31 ;s the 71st London Area Convention in London. The next meeting is to be held at the Blyth Town Hall on November 7, with a bake sale following, by the Blyth, 4-H members. Be sure to attend! Monday Night Euchre ' The weekly euchre party was held Mon- day night, with 10 tables of players present. High man for this week was Mel Jacklin, fromBrussels. Low man was Florenze Roultzon, sitting in as a man this week. High lady was Mable McAdam, of Clinton, while low lady was Mary Shobbrook. Most lone - hands was won by Mildred McNall, ,Blyth and Vi Howes, of Clinton. The special was won by . Ella• Richmond. .Everyone is welcome to come out again next Monday at 8:00 p.m. . Baptism and communion The Blyth'United Church held the celebra- tion of baptism and" communion on October 6. The organ prelude was played by Mrs. Margaret Kai and Rev. Ken Bauman was in charge of the service. Lorna Frdser was in charge of the junior, congregation. " Greeting the congregation were Evalena Webster and Bill Howson. Serving communion were Mrs. Webster, David Webster, Adeline Cardiff, Bill Howson, Fred Howson, Myrtle Vodden, Harvey Snell, Bill Young and Marjorie McNall. Ushers were John Blake, Doug Howson, Jeff Howson and Lenora Davidson. Those baptized were' Candice Elizabeth Bearss, daughter of Frances and Steven Bearss; Charlene Sarah Bromley, daughter of Anita and Bradley Bromley; and Kristie Jane Howson, daughter of Glenda and Steven Howson. The dedication of Devin - Jeremy Shannon, son of Bonnie and Herb Shannon, was also held. The UCW Sunshine meeting will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. Next Sunday is Thanksgiving Sunday! A special Thanksgiving offering will be given -- offerings of canned and boxed goods, paper products, all to go to The Survival Through Friendship House, in Goderich. The Church school classes will be cancelled in favor of encouraging children to join their parents in the 11 a.m. service. enefit party for fire victims By. Betty McCall . WALTON - Approximately 100' people attended the benefit party for Dave and Dianne Baan and John and. Mary Baan of RR 3 Walton who both lost their barns to fire recently. Guests spent the evening playing euchre and crokinole along with Lost Heir. • Keith Williamson . read a short address and he anO Henry Grobbink made a presentation of a gift of money. Martin and Kathryn Baan have had guests from Holland who also attended the social evening in the Walton Hall on Friday night. . Isabelle Shortreed spent last Thursday with Bill and Louise Smith of Mitchell. Ruth Thames spent the weekend with John and Kim Thames in Kitchener. Ethel and Margaret Mills of Windthorse, Saskatchewan spent a few days. recently with Harvey and Margaret .Craig on their way to Nova Scotia. i Viola Kirkby spent the yveekend with her niece at Ancaster. " • On Sunday afternoon, Emerson and Phyllis Mitchell held a get together at their home 'for Dr. Gordon and Mrs.. Hazlewood, Brussels, prior to their moving to Hamilton. Those present Were some of the 'members of the former Young People's Duff's Church when Rev. Hazlewood .was minister. They were Bruce and Shirley.( Bennett) Walters OfHanover; Doug and Marjorie'Fraser; Ian and Elva Wilbee and Bill „and Marie,Coults all of this area. Doug and. Janet and son Robbie have moved to the ninth line into the house formerly owned by Charlie Murray. The Weisbrods from the village left last Wednesday for their new home. in British Columbia. ---- We're now ready to DRV STORE — SELL or BUY your CORN or SOYBEANS xr�tr��r.Plat HALLOWEEN October 31 Any child dressed up for Hallowe'en will receive a FREE TREAT. at Watch for our Lnstore Specials "NEW FALL HOURS" MON.-THURS. 10-6 FRIDAY 10.8 SAT. 10-6 p.m. 523-4789 mai. 3treet.myth *Fast & Efficient Service •Trucking Available •Wagon Dumper *Forward Contracting Available • 40WSON mitt S G R A I N 523.9624 •Lots of storage in our 250,000 bushel silo •Fast unloading - pit con handle corn and beans at the same time. TOWNSHIP °FEAST WAWANOSH October 16, 1985 8:00 P.M. LAST WAWANOSH MUNICIPAL BOARD ROOM (Municipal Office) To provide an opportunity for ratepayers to show an Interest in their Township; to question members of Council; also for proposed candidates to meet the ratepayers - ME COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS FOR TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH 1985 Notice Is hereby given, that I have complied with Section 24 of the Municipal Elections Act, 1977 and that I will be posting in the Municipal Office on the 15th day of October, 1985, the list of all persons entitled to be electors for the Municipal Election; also to vote on One question under the provisions of "The Liquor Licence Act, R.S.O. 1980". I hereby call upon all electors to examine the list for the purpose of making inclusions, additions, corrections or deletions from the list. The last day for filing applications is October 23, 1985; Revision of the list begins Oc- tober 15, 1985 at the Municipal Office, R.R. 1, Belgrave, Ont. Forms obtainable of Clerk's Office. Winona Thompson, Clerk -Treasurer TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH. NOMINATIONS TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of East Wawanosh in the Countyof Huron, that Nomination Papers may be filed in the office of the under- signed commencing Thursday, October 17, 1985 until 5 P.M. on NOMINATION DAY, Mon- day, OCTOBER 21, 1985. For the purposes of nominating persons for the office of Reeve and Four Councillors for a three year term. Nomination forms and f'.il particulars of procedures to be followed may be obtained from the undersigned. Where the number of candidates for an office is not sufficient to fill the number of vacancies to which candidates may be elected, on the Wednesday following nomina- tion day, October 23. 1985. the Clerk may between the hours of 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. receive and certify additional nominations for the office in respect to which there was an insufficient number of candidates. SHOULD AN ELECTION BE REQUIRED THE SAME WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1985 between the hours of 11 A.M. and 8 P.M. ADVANCE POLL ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1985 between the hours of 9 A.M. and 8 P.M. at Clerk's Residence, Hutton Heights, Con. 14. Winona E. Thompson, RETURNING OFFICER, TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH o0 Howson Ltd BLYTH 1 H 523-4241523.-9624 MAIN OFFICE ELEVATOR 1.1/amiles east of BIYtb on County Rd. 25 thein 1/2 mile north. Royal Canadian Legion BLYTH BRANCH 420 Poppy Chairman Alan Caldwell would like to thank all who made the 1984 Campaign, ..the success it has been. Final calculations indicate gross receipts of in excess of $1700.00. Earmarked for services to veterans and their families. As the 1985 Campaign approaches it seems only fitting to thank all who donated during the door to door canvass lost November. A special thanks to the following businesses and organizations for their continuing support. •LAWRIE DECORATING •BAINTONS LTD. • OLD MILL *TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT • DAVE LEE CAR OILING •J.D. CARTER TRUCKING • LONDESBORO SEED PLANT •MASON BAILEY REAL ESTATE •VAL'S FASHION FARE •RAY HALLAHAN CONSTRUCTION LTD. •KERRIGAN FUELS •T,B, ALLEN LTD. •LONDESBORO LIONS CLUB •MANNINGS BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. •HULLETT LODGE NO. 568 •TRIPLE K RESTAURANT *ELLIOTT INSURANCE BROKERS •WILSON'S HEALTH & GIFT CENTRE •BLYTH PRINTING INC. •BLYTH INN •WALSH'S BARBER SHOP •L,Y. YOUNGBLUT •SCRIMGEOUR'S FOOD MARKET •-BLYTH UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL •RADFORD'S CONSTRUCTION LTD. *HOWSON & HOWSON LTD. •SPARLING PROPANE •RADFORD'S FARM EQUIPMENT •HANK'S SMALL ENGINES •CARL NESBITT CONSTRUCTION •WM. E. HALLAHAN CONSTRUCTION *KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS (CLINTON) •CARMEN CRAIG FARMS •LONDESBORO W.I. *MURRAY NESBITT FARM DRAINAGE •BLYTH W.I. •THOMAS W. CRONIN •JOSLING BROS. CONSTRUCTION •RUSS WILSON •BLYTH LIONS CLUB •LONDESBORO PUBLIC SCHOOL •BLYTH PUBLIC SCHOOL •BLYTH SCOUTING ASSOC. •BLYTH MASONIC LODGE •CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH •VILLAGE OF BLYTH •CHATTERTON AUTO SERVICE •HURON PIONEER THRESHER & HOBBY ASSOC. 1