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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-11-27, Page 6iN a 'tge 0--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1985 BIyth Standard 4' It was high -flying hockey action at the Blyth arena as Bainton's and Watson's Livestock squared off during Blyth Industrial League hockey on November 4. Here, the Watjon's Livestock goalie covers up the loose puck. (Alan Rivett photo) HCII.LETT CENTRAL SCHOOL Students kept busy with various activities LONDESBORO - Hullett Central School marched to the Londesboro United•Church for the Remembrance Day service on November 11. The guest speaker was Clare Vincent from the Blyth Legion. The service was planned and run by the Grade 8 class. The master of ceremonies was Kathy Kennedy. Buddies Pupils in Grade 1 and Grade 6 have been assigned as readingbuddies. As part of the project they are tracing one another on big, white paper. The partners will then draw their clothes, weight and measure each other. The Grade 1 class will color themselves and put the picture of their. Grade 6 buddy on the wall for their parents to see. -Magazine Campaign On November 5, the school started a magazine campaign. By selling the magazines, the students are also earning money for the school. 'the .pupils can win. prizes for the amount of magazines they sell. For selling one subscription to Reader's Digest, the student receives a velco wallet. If the student sells one sub3cription to MacLeans or two subscriptions to Chatelaine, a stuffed polar bear is the prize. For selling one subscription to Newsweek the student will receive a knapsack. Hullett students were selling magazine subscriptions for a 10 day period which ended on November 18 with everyone working hard to win the grand prize - a seven pound chocolate bar. The grand, prize went to the Grade 7 class for selling 133 magazine subscriptions. The top sellers in the school were, Darlene .Buffinga, Karen Plunkett and Denise Gross who each lsold 15 subscriptions. Grade 6 • student Iasi Andrews sold 11, Billy Jim Scott of Grade 5 sold 11, while Greg McClinchy sold 11 and Paula Allen sold six. Grade 2 students Cheryl Lapp and Becky Wilkinson sold three each. Report Cards On November 22, Hullett students received their first term reports. On November 26 and 27, the parent -teacher interviews were held at the school. Industrial. hockey and card games highlight the week By Kathy Bromley The industrial -league hockey action resumed again last weekend, after it being omitted due to the hockey tournament in Blyth the prior weekend. The first game saw Baintons squeeze past Watsons by a score of 6-5. The second game wasn't as close since Mannings trounced on Hubbords 11-4. The final game proved to be one of players with equal talents. Radfords and The Blyth Inn played to a 4-4 tie. Hockey will • resume next Sunday at 6:30. Come on out and support them. The Blyth Tykes returned home with another'victory on Saturday, after defeating Zurich 17-0: That's great NET PROFIT! Lost Heir There were six tables at the lost heir card match on November' 27. High lady for the evening was Fern Howett, of Londesboro and low lady was Jean Snell. The high man was Ed Howett and low man went to Gordon Murray. Plan 'to attend Lost Heir every Wednesday at 8 p.m., at the Blyth Memorial Hall. Euchre scores • There were nine tables in attendance this week for euchre. High lady was , Lillian Letherland, from Auburn: High. man was Ray Lair. The low lady 'was Mary Shob- brook, while the low man was Verna Glazier, Auburn, substituting for a man. The lady's most lone hands was taken' by Marg Brooks, from Goderich, while Len Shobbrook .took the prize for having the most lone -hands for the men. This week the special prize went to Hazel Reid • of Londesboro. Everyone "is invited to. attend Chauncey's hairstyling Queen St., Blyth / ,- �'�- 523®9722 — Gift Certificate - Can't find that gift for someone who has everything? TRY A GIFT CERTIFICATE ...from Chauncey' s • European Products •AU Quality Hair Care Needs • Fashion accessories arriving monthly again on Monday night at 8 p.m., in the Memorial Hall. November 27, was another holiday for Blyth Public School students due to Profes- sional Development Day. This week, parents were able to see the teachers of their children for an, interview, informing them on how well their children are doing. The report cards are to be handed out also. Chimney fire The firemen were notified of a •chimney fire at the home of Ross Daer's, west of Blyth, on the Auburn road. This occurred on November 20, at approximately 4:15 p.m. Due to their prompt action, the fire was con- fined to the chimney and then was put out.. ' Keeping informed Anyone who has news on the. results of any hockey games, etc. is asked to please call me to help keep everyone informed and to try and get more of the general public out to support our minor sports. The youngsters would love reading about their team also. Don't hesitate — call me today at 523-4497. Thanks..•- . QUOTE .OF THE -WEEK: "No Matter what happens, there's always someone who knew it would." QUOTE OF THE WEEK: "No matter what happens, there's always someone who knew it would." �B L H' im room 523-4789 Main Street, Blyth ' FREE Hot Chocolate 8 Coffee now until Christmas Homebaked pastries on Thursday, Friday and Saturday HOURS: Open 10 am - 6 pm everyday Except Fridays till 8 pm Successful card party Mr. Carter' was predeceased by two . The Diamond Jubilee Committee of the brothers, John and Reginald, and by two Royal Canadian Legion Branch 420 thank sisters, Mrs. Frank ( Mary )• Hollyman and ' everyone who attended the first euchre.par- „Mrs. William (Irene) Knox, He is survived ty. by 12 grandchildren and 13 great grand - Top scorers were: ladies', high - Mae Rit- ..children. chie; men's high - Ross Brighton; ladies' Funeral services were held at the Tasker low - Lori Awcock of Port Burwell; ,,men's Funeral Home on November 17. Rev. Ken low - Louis Phelan; ladies' lone hands - Er- Bauman of the Blyth United Church of - ma Brighton; men's lone hands - Mery Rit- ficiated ; idinterment was held at the Blyth chie; Most "0"s - Kay Hazelwood; door Union Cemetery. prize - Isabel German; fruit basket - Bob ' Pallbearers were five grandsons, Ronald McInhes." Carter, Lloyd Caster, Gary Ament,' Donald ' The next euchre party. is"December 7th at. Carter, Kevin. Carter and neighbor Alex 8 pm. The draw will beheld for the Park Nethery. Raffle at that time: If you haven't purchas- . Flower bearers were two nephews, Ken - ed your ticket,, contact any Legion 'or Aux- neth Patterson and Harold Knox. iliary member. Come and'bring a friend. Victorious at volleyball William James Carter A Goderich Township native and lifetime Grey Cup day in Montreal on November 24 area resident, William James Carter of could not have displayed more enthusiasm Blyth died in Wingham Hospital on ' among players and spectators as did the 100 November 14. He was 88. present for the Golden Boot event on the Mr. Carter was born 'in Goderich same afternoon in the gymnasia of C.H.S..S.- Township on September.25, 1898. He' was the , son of David Carter and Jane Anne Taman. There were seven teams from five church His family moved to Blyth when. he was a related youth groups in Londesboro, young child where he received most of his Belgrave, Dungannon,. Ontario. Street education. I 1,1912 the family moved to the .United Church in Clinton and Blyth played Westfield area. their,, hearts out in a volleyball tournament .On March 23, 1927 Mr. Carter married in which Blyth's Team II were victorious Viola Mary Wilson of Auburn. The . couple over Londesboro in the final, enabling them , farmed at Westfield until April, 1950 when to bring back the coveted Golden Boot they moved to Concession 3 East Wawanosh •(more imposing than last year's Golden Township . where their son Gordon now Sneaker) to Rev. Ken Bauman's church of - resides. fice: • ' Mrs. Carter died on January 24, 1951. Following the aures, which the Blyth h In July 1964, Mr. Carter married Ella Doth rou had or anized .and scheduled, Caldwell McGowan. The couple have lived hey played host tor approximately 90: par in Blyth since then. tics ants, treatingthem to a hot supper in In Blyth Mr.Carter was a member of the p Pp United Church. He was also an avid sports, Blyth United Church hall. Assisting with kit fan and was seen at most ball and hockey chen duties were Brenda McDonald, Emily games. Phillips, Carol Lawrie and Grace Poore. Along with his wife, Mr. Carter is surviv- ed by one daughter, Mrs. Stewart (Mildred) Ament of Blyth, -and three sons, Gordon and his wife Lois of East Wawanosh, Robert and his wife Nancy of Clinton, James and his wife Elsie of Walton, and one stepson Ken neth McGowan. • Also surviving are two sisters, _ Mrs. Nelson (Zella) Patterson of 'Blyth, Mrs. Margaret Lockwood of Blyth, and two brothers, Russell of Seaforth and Harold of Tillsonburg. THE BLYTH STANDARD BVTINSS: 1JIRxCT OPTOMETRY David Lan§staff Ltd. Optician 87 NInin tit. Solrth..`+F:•1lillaI'II Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's 1'r .,eripiirin. Filled 1'rompI1% SUMMER HOURS: Mon., Tues:, Thurs., Fri. 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Closed Wednesday 8 Saturdays (;otill'LF:'I'E OPTICAL, SERVICE 527-1303 HEATING LYLE YOUNGBLUT 1'1,1 V1BI�(; 111(1 11EA UNG 1il.l •1'H. 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