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Page 6_CLIN'TON NEWS -RECORD, UDNESDAY, APRIL '. 1986
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Blyth couple travel to Wesi Virginia
The Blyth Lions Club were the host club for the District Effective Speaking Finals at the
Blyth Public School on April 3. The winners were, (front row, left), Kirsten Reggelson,
• first in girls' French from the Shelburne Lions Club and Rhonda MacDonald, first in
girls' English from the Port Elgin Lions Club. ( Back row), Shaun Proulx, first in boys'
French from Shelburne Lions Club; Peeter Piegaze, first in boys' English from the
Shelburne Lions Club and John Stewart, effective speaking co-odinator for the Blyth
Lions Club. ( Alan Rivett photo)
The Blyth Public School held their annual science fair on April 3 and 4. The six `winners
who will move on to the Huron County level are, (back row, from left), Rick Howson, Ar-
thur Bos and Scott Cronin. Front row, Jennifer Roulston and Kim Medd. Missng from
photo is Jennifer Allan. ( Man Rivett photo)
BLYTH SOFTBALL
REGISTRATION
April 12th/86
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
at old Library, Town
Hall
• T -Ball
$7.00
• Houseleague
1200
•Squirt Boys & Girls
515.
• PeeWee & Midget
520.
•55. Penalty for
Tate registration
By Kathy Bromley
BLYTH - Last weekend Stewart and
.Mildred Anent of Blyth travelled to Wheel-
ing West Virginia on a bus trip. Two
highlights of the trip were the Greyhound
Dog Races on Saturday and the Jamboree
U.S.A. Saturday evening with Mickey Gilley
as the main attraction. The trip was enjoyed
and isrecommended if anyone has the
chance
Lost Heir
On Wednesday, April 2, there were enough
people in .attendance for Lost Heir. High
Lady for the evening was Jean Snell and
Harvey Siliib was the high man, Cordon
Mti gray and Evelyn Smith took the low-
score
owscore prizes, Lunch was provided and the
might was enjoyed by all.
Everyone s invited to come out and at-
tend Lost Heir again next Wednesday night
at 8 p.m. in the Blyth Memorial Hall.
Euchre •
On Monday night there was good atten-
dance again for euchre. High lady was
Shirley Glousher. Mable McAdam of Clin-
ton, layed as a man, and was high man of
the night.
Mildred McNall and. Mel Jacklin of
Brussels took the low scores. Alberta Sirup- ,
son and Harvey Sillib had the .most lone
hands, while Hazel Reid of Londesboro won
the special prize.
There will be euchre again Monday night
at 8 p.m. in the town hall, so come out for an
evening of fun and entertainment.
Quote of 'the Week - "I must do
something" will always solve more pro-
blems than "Something must be done," -
Londesboro shower honors baby
By Dora Shobbrook
LONDESBORO - A baby shower was held
at the home of Joanne Lyon with 14 guests in
attendance: The shower on April 4 honored
Justin Lyon, son of Jane and Wayne Lyon.
The evening was spent with fellowship
and contests which were organized by the
hostesses Kathy Moes and Cheryl Lyon.
People Report
Weekend guests of Dora Shobbrook were
daughter Muriel and Ross Millson, Sarah,
Patricia and John of Woodstock. Visiting on
April 6 were Dora Lynn and Curtis Blake,
Chastity Colquhoun and Marsha Miller of
Clinton.
Reta and Orville Kelland, Thelma Ellerby
and John Cameron spent the weekend in
Orangeville as guests of Cy and Elsie Mur-
rell.
Clara Riley spent April 1 to 4 in. Goderich
with her sister Marion and Ben Riley.
Sunday visitors with Allen and Ruth Shad -
dick were Lloy and Dirk Garlichs of Kit-
chener, Maime Carter and Marion Ward of
Clinton.
Sunday visitors with Clara Riley were
Alex and Mattie McGregor of Kippen.
Allen and Ruth Shaddick returned home
on March 31 from spending the Easter
weekend with Staff Sergeant Richard and
Jean Shaddick, Sandra, David, Lynn and
Nancy in Ottawa.
United Church
Greeting the congregation for the service
were Rev. Snihur and Diana Shobbrook. The
ushers were Shannon Duizer, Theresa Knox,
Denise Hulley and Kelly Bosman.
Rev. Snihur welcomed the congregation
and announced the annual Song Fest wnitlri
be held on April 13 at 7:30 p.m. The UCW
members will meet at the church on April 14
at 8 a.m. to go to the Stratford UCW con-
ference.
For the children's time, a story called
God's Love is Like a Circle was read to the
youngsters. The story demonstrated that
putting a nail in a board is much like calling
peopietnames - it cannot be removed and the
hurt still remains. The junior teachers for
Sunday were Marguerite and Denise Gross.
The anthem was sung with Marsha Szusz
leading the choir and Lisa Duizer providing
the accompaniment. The scripture lesson
was from John chapter 21. After the service,
a congregational meeting was held to
discuss the family photo directory. Commit-
tees were appointed to take charge of the
project.
Couple enjoy o tripto Nashville on Easter weekend
Mrs. Isabel Shortreed spent the weekend Members of Walton I Unit are reminded of
with Bill and Louise Smith at their summer the Bakeless Bake Sale at their meeting this
home at Amberley. Wednesday evening at the church.
by Betty McCall
WALTON - Mr: and Mrs. Bob Clarke enjoyed
a trip to Nashville on the Easter weekend.
Wendy and Rodney stayed with relatives in
Seaforth.
April is Cancer month and canvassers will
be calling on those `in the village. Walton
canvassers will be Viola Kirkby,Isabel Shor-
treed and Audrey Hackwell.
Bella Debus of Milverton was an over-
night guest with her sister-in-law, Ruth
Thames. They continued on to Goderich to
visit the formers' sisters, Mrs. Laura White
and Mrs. Gordon Reise and husband.
Play Ball
Those interested in playing ball this
season are reminded of ball registration on
Saturday, April 19 from 1:30 to 3 p.m.. in the
Walton library.
everything goes!!
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phone: 523-4546
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Hullett Central School holds
its annual science fair April 4
,HULLETT TWP. - The school held their
annual science Fair on April with students
from Grade 7 and 8 entering a number of in-
teresting displays. .
The winners in the physical Grade 7 group
were Lana Lawrence - third place; Kevin
Wright - second place and Mike Merrier -
first place. In the Grade 7 biological section
the winners were: Tracy Kennedy and
Shane Taylor - tied for second and in first
place was Shannon Duizer.
In the Grade 8 physical division, the win-
ners were: Richard Wilts - third place; Mur-
ray Whyte - second place and Darlene Buff-
inga,-. first place. In the biological section
Anita Gross was the'winner with Leona Cun-
ningham placing second and Theresa Knox
in third place.
The school sold cheese to raise money, for
student council uses. The students raised
approximately $1,200.
Mrs. Cooke's Grade 5 class is currently •
writing to their penpals at Brookside Public
School near Lucknow. • .
•
W tocollect for Friendship,
Home with a box in the church;
Mrs. L Stonehouse ,
BELGRAVE-The general meeting of the
Belgrave U.C.W. was held recently with
visitors from Calvin -Brick U.C.W. and
Belgrave Presbyterian and Anglican
Churches.
The president, Mrs. Harold Vincent,
welcomed everyone and conducted the
business. It was decided to put a box in the
church for articles for the "Friendship
Home",and to send a bale to Goodwill, Lon-
don. Aticles should be left at the home of
Mrs. Ross Anderson.
Mrs. Vincent reminded members of the
following meetings: London Conference,
Stratford, April 13-15; Ontario Women's
Conference at the University of Waterloo,
June 13-15 and Campsite Experience -Camp
Menesetung, June 18.
The Junior Choir will be hosting the
Junior Choir -from Professor W. A. Andrew's
church, Toronto, April 19-20. v.
Mrs. Glenn Coultes conducted our inspir-
ing Easter Worship service asisted.by Mrs.
Ross Higgins and Mrs. Jim Hunter.
Mrs. Ross. Higgins introduced the
speaker, Mrs. William Coultes (one of the
U.C.W. members ). She Along with 15 other
U.C.W. members from across Canada.
visited Cuernavoca Centre in Mexico.
Mrs. Coultes told of visiting with the poor
families, of the shortage of water and the
poor sanitary conditions there. She showed
slides of her trip which included scenes of
poverty-stricken families living in small in-
adequate homes. 'f
Mrs. Ross Anderson thanked Mrs. Coultes
and lunch was served.
Weekly Euchre
Thirteen tables were in play at the weekly
euchre held in the Womens Institute ball
Wednesday.
Winners were: High Lady, Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse; Novelty Lady, Mrs. Bert
Johnston; Low Lady, Mrs Helen Martin;
High Man, George Johnston; Novelty Man,
Mrs. Jim Coultes (playing as a man); and
Low Man, Lewis Stonehouse.
There will be euchre tonight, starting at 8
p.m.. Everyone is welcome.
People News
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Vincent and Mrs. Cliff Logan
visited on Thursday with Murray McDowell
of Cookstown. Also visiting at the . same
home were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Welsh of
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