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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-29, Page 6i GENERAL J. It khan! Elliott 15191523-9725 LIFE H. John Elliott 519-523-4323 LLZIOTT INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. INSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES • Established 1910 BLYTH, ONTARIO NOM 1110 519-523-4451) LIVESTOCK MORTALITY [NSURANCE Page6-7CL1NTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29,1986 Biyth Standard 4-I3 schedule is ready By Kathy Bromley BLYTH - The 1986 411 schedule is out with Etiquette for the '80s. Any girl or boy in- terested in attending may Inquire by calling Elaine Brown at 523-9200 or Eunice Emke at 523-9250. • Lost Heir Nine tables off lost heir were played on January 22 at the memorial hall. High lady was Fern McDowell; low lady, Alice Buchanan; high man Willis Bromley; low man, Gordon McDowell. Lost heir is held every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the town hall. Euchre Only three tables of euchre were in play this week. The winners were: high lady, Ella Richmond; high man, Ted East; low lady, Marg East; low man Miller Rich- mond. Winning lone hands for ladies' was Mildred McNall while Louis Thalen won for the men. The special was won by Alex About Town Nethery. Euchre will resume February 3 at Blyth firemen were called out to assist the 8 p.m. at the town hall. Wingham department early Friday morn - Swinging Seniors ing with the tanker to a house fire on the out - Forty -five Blyth Swinging Seniors were skirts of Wingham. entertained by the Diamond Jubilee Com- Terry, Debbie and Jennifer Pierce have mittee of the Blyth Legion at the legion hall returned home from Florida this weekend on January 22. After Ray Lair welcomed after a two week holiday there. Their timing everyone, euchre, lost heir and scrabble was perfect as very cold temperatures are were enjoyed. to hit Florida this week and a warm Prizes were presented as follows: Euchre - welcome is almost impossible. high lady, Clara ltinn; low lady, Ella Rich- mond; high man, Graeme McDowell; low man, Anne DeJong; most -lone bands for ladies went to Molly Grant and Nora Kelly playing as a man. Lost Heir - Gene Snell won the prize for high lady; Elsie Walsh for the low lady; Alvin Snell for the high man; • Harvey McDowell for the low man; George Har- rower had the high score in scrabble. Special prizes were; door prize - Kleas De - Jong and lucky ' chairs Gene Snell, Fern McDowell and Grace Eason. Lunch was then served by the committee. John Hesselwood, on behalf of the senior citizens, thanked the committee for the social afternoon that was enjoyed—Iv everyone. He also announced that the next meeting will be at 2 p.m: on February 22 at the memorial hall. Bylaw enforcement officer hired HULLETT TWP. - Council here passed a bylaw naming Eugene McAdam as the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer for the township at the meeting on January 7. - Mr. McAdam will be responsible for enforcing such township matters as the building code, trespassing cattle and regulating manure pits. In other matters, a tile drainage loan was issued for payment by council for $5,200. The road superintendent in the township was instructed by council to apply for the final road subsidy for 1985. Council will apply to have a planning student work on a part-time basis to complete the zoning bylaw for the township under the IMA program. Last year, the hiring of the planning student was handled by the Huron County Planning Department on behalf of the township. A licence 'for a wrecking yard was approved by council for Bud Chamney. Council accepted the petition from Bill Leiper for a Dodds Drain Extension naming Henry Centen of R.J. Burnside and • Associates as the engineer. Two delgations appeared before council at the meeting. Don Greidanus attended the meeting to discuss placement of fence along a township road allowance. 74 eft Vie Opening Special: For the next 65 days you may have a chance to win a free haircut or a free gift certificate for a perm. Every 10th person to make an appointment will receive a free haircut. The 25th person will receive a gift certificate for a free perm. Special Ends March 31, 1986 HOURS: Mon. 10-5; Tues. -Fri. 10-9; Sat. 10-4 Owner/Operator Linda Uyl Seven years hairstyling experience 131 North Street, Blyth, Ontario '74 5y23-4719 Natemoi (% a ` (s'l&alee c c �f'at t ee4 The Blyth Bandits took part in the Annual Blyth Broomball Tourna- ment held last week at the arena. A January 23 game saw the Ban- dits defeat the visiting Palmerston Bears, 5-2. Good ball control and patience by these two Blyth players helped lead the host team to victory. ( Anne Narejko photos ) $9,500 raised by Knox United By Mrs. L. Stonehouse BELGRAVE - Over $2,000 was raised for the Tornado Relief Fund and $7,500 was raised for missions by the Knox United Church. Those figures were released at the church's annual meeting held January 26 following the service. Thirty-six members were present with Rev. John G. Roberts as chairman and Mur- ray Scott as secreta: Rev. Roberts opened the nieeting. Murray Scott read the minutes of the last meeting. Lewis Stonehouse presented the financial statement and reported a good year with a balance on hand. Lewis Stonehouse and Rev. Roberts thanked the members for their support both local and abroad for 1985.` Elected to session to retire in 1988 were Clifford Coultes and Laura Johnston. Elected to the board *of Stewarts t� retire in 1988 were Mike Cottrill and John Nixon and Trustee to retire in 1987 was Ross Anderson; Trustee to retire in 1990 was ' Mrs. Robert Grasby. New ushers added were Chris Mickie, Chris McIntosh, :?Corey f' McKee, ' Steven Coultes and PatGtd)h` 1- William4pCoultes, Sunday School Superintendent reported another good year, although enrolment was down in 1985. Sun- day School activities include support of a Foster Child and Missions through tli,e White Gift Fund. Rev. Roberts reported on the Youth Group. It has 34 members. Four members including Donna Higgins, Greg Walton, Paul Coultes and Robert Gordon attended TOC Alpha. George Michie reported 111 families received the United Church Observer. The cost per family in 1986 will be $5.50. The Country Fayre will be held again this year on June 21. The target set for Missions and Service was set at approximately $8,000. Clifford Coultes presented the 1986 budget. Jack Taylor expressed thanks on behalf of the congregation to Rev. and Mrs. John Roberts for their excellent leadership dur- ing the past year. The next annual meeting will be held January 25, 1987. People Dorothy Bolland and Lissa of Hensall visited last. Tuesday with Mrs. Jim Lamont. Edith Pidgeon had the misfortune of fall- ing m her home and fractured her ankle., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and Mrst Laura Johnston visited on January 18 wit. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara an Erin of Ilderton to help celebrate Tara's bir- thday. Roger Bieman, Mrs. John Leppington of Clinton, Douglas Bieman of Kincardine and Mrs. Albert Bieman attended the funeral of Mrs. Bieman's sister-in-law Maletta McKelvie of Hanover at the Richardson Allard Funeral Home, Hanover on January 24. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook were Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes, Andrea and Alison, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Matheson and Lisa of Molesworth, Ken Dairs of RR 1 Wroxeter, Margaret Larkin, Waterloo, Brian Wightman of Auburn and Joanne Coultes of Victoria, BC. Weekly Euchre Nine tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the Women's In- stitute Hall on January 22. Winners were: Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, high lady; Helen Martin, novelty lady; Mrs. Les Vincent, low. lady. John Currie, high man, Stanley Black, novelty man; and Paul Good,low man. There will be' euchre on:.'Jattiia ',29 atar- trihtat.goi :, •„> �, , 1.�:: , uu Duff's United holds annual meeting By Betty McCall • WALTON - Duff's United Church con- gregational annual meeting was held January 19 following a pot luck meal ap- proximately 35 attended. Bonnie Lamble chaired the meeting with Rev Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa of Egmondville in attendance. Marilyn McDonald was the secretary and read last year's minutes. There was a moments silence in memory of Rae Houston, Dirk Boettcher, John Gor- don and Grant Kealey,, who had past away during the year. There were five baptisms reported through the year those being Kevin L THE BLYTH STANDARD BVSINESS DIRECT' _)XtIr OPTOMETRY David Langstaff Ltd. Optician 87 Main tit. 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THE STANDARD•THE.RAINIELD iY E Buying Or Selling, The Classifieds Cary Looking for effective advertising with quick results? the Classifieds cont Phone the Chntan News -Record 482-3443` �l Wilbee, Kendal Carnechan, twins, Patrisha and Robbie McClure, and Joshua Nichol. There were also two weddings, two transfers and three members transferring to other churches. There were very encouraging reports given by all organizations connected With the work of the church. There was a discus- sion of the Bluevale-Walton arrangement. Everyone has been pleased with the brighter financial support. . Retired elders were . Emerson Mitchell and Edith Wey, trustees, Gordon Murray and Campbell Wey, Stewards Brian Wilbee. New chairman to Property and Finance is BACHERT MEATS Call us for your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY 'For your freezer, sides of Beef, Pork, Lamb or Veal VVe specialize in home cured' meats and old fashioned country style pork sausage, no fillers added. All meat Gov't. Inspected 1 mite east 887-9328 el Walton Murray Houston. John Gillis is added to the Property and Finance Committee. It was decided there would be no Good Friday Service. Church service on Easter Sunday has bet i changed to a new time, 11:30 a.m.; due o the pancake breakfast at Bluevale prior to their morning service. • Palm Sunday is March 23 at Duff's with Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa in charge of the Communion Service. The next board meeting is set for February23.. On behalf” of the congregation at Duff's, Alvin McDonald expressed thanks to Bonnie for her leadership. Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 SHORT TERM DEPOS'I'TS 30-5SDAYS 8.75 MN. $5,000 8.80 MIN. $50,000. 10.35 MN. 000,000 30 - 59 BAYS TANDARD f• -f 138 The Sgnare,1',1 . Bois-295,4ef�e " ' in"`1:" ra 322, Tel: 524.7385 237.JoSepbhle St., 8.1 . 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