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Clinton News-Record, 1986-10-15, Page 6Page 6—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1986 I3Iyth 5tundurd Chimney fire calls for fire department's assistance By Kathy Bromley BLYTH - The Blyth Fire Department was called to one of the fireman's businesses in town Friday at noon. Burkholder's Auto Body, owned by Bill Burkholder, had a chimney fire which was kept under control, avoiding it to spread throughout the shop. Un- fortunately, a"new chimney is now required. Thanksgiving Studies With this having been the Thanksgiving weekend, the Grade 8 class at Blyth Public School studied it from a different aspect last week. Throughout the week, they studied the pioneers by watching various films and lessons, observing the life and times of our ancestors. Kathy Bromley shared her bread - making technique with them on Thursday, showing them the various stages it goes through from the start to the finished product. On Friday morning, under the supervision. WI roll call By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - The WI consumer af- fairs meeting was held on October 8. The meeting was opened with the Ode and 0' Canada with Genevieve Allen at the piano. President Margaret Anderson welcomed all and the roll call was to name a small ele,_tric appliance the women would not want to be without. Sixteen members answwered the roll call with three visitors present. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary -treasurer, Alice Buchanan. Correspondence received included a thanks from the Nesbitt family, and a letter asking for support for the Huron Day Care Board. It was moved to donate $25 to this cause, with the 'treasurer's report showing a balance of $578.12. The president thanked thoses who helped at the Huronview Bazaar. Helen Lawson reported, on rally number 35 for the WI which was held in Walton on October 6 with 106 present. Their theme was "peace be with us." Marjorie Duizer accepted the 4-H WI bursery for Lisa. The speaker was Mr. Penn. Lois Elliott also reported that next year the rally will be held in Londesboro on October 5. The committee moved to have a card par- ty on the first Friday available. Marjorie of their teacher Mr. Black, and the ass of Mrs. Howson, everyone was busy prepar- ing a traditional full -course Thanksgiving din- ner with turkey, dressing and all of the trim- mings. What would Thanksgiving be without pumpkin pie, which was also available along with a numerous variety of other deserts to choose from. At lunch time, the class, along with the guests they invited to share in the celebration -'Grade 7, the teaching staff and myself sat dmRm to a delicious meal. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ament spent a few days with -Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoggart at their cottage at Lurgan Beach and celebrated Stewart's birthday with a surprise birthday party last week. istance Euchre Euchre was held for the third week on Thanksgiving evening with enough par- ticipants out to fill 11 tables. The high lady for the evening was Pearl Bromley, while Millar Richmond was the high man. Rena Watt had the low score for the ladies and the men's low score was taken by Hazel Reed of Londesboro, playing as a man. For the most lone hands in the evening, Bernice McClinchey was the winner for the ladies and Len Shobbrock was the men's win- ner. The special prize was won by Marian Haggitt of Auburn. Euchre returns again Monday at 8 p.ni. at the Blyth Memorial Hall. Everyone is invited to attend. Don't forget that Lost Heir has resumed again for another season. It is held every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the town hall. Plan on attending for an evening of fun and relaxation. Quote of the Week: The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother. To top off their study of the pioneers, students at Blyth Public School were given a lesson in bread making by Kathy Bromley. Trying their hand at rolling rolls were Chris Bolger (left) and Troy Carter. (David Emslie photo) asks for a small appliances names Anderson will be the delegate to the area convention on October 16 and October 17. Gail Lear favored the group with piano solos. They•moved to send flowers to Isabel Colson, and a card to Lorna Radford. June Fothergill introduced the guest speaker, Bill Dodds, a customer service supervisor for the western region of Hydro. He showed a film on television showing the many dos and don'ts when working with hydro, what everyone should know about electrical safety, teaching children about the clangers and don't have appliances near water. He then answered questions. He was thanked by June and presented with a gift. Marjorie Anderson presented a gift to Peggy Perkins in honor of her 40th wedding anniversary. The culture affairs meeting on November 12 will have the guest speaker Jane Whitney from the Blue Water Centre for young of- fenders. Each member may bring a guest. Dora Shobbrook gave a reading and the meeting was closed. Lunch was served by Marjorie Anderson, Romona Jameison and Margaret Taylor. Explorers On October 8, Expedition Number 3 was started with an apple treat provided by Margaret Medd. Mrs. Taylor gave a reading and a collection was taken. Mrs. Horbanuik than took the roll call by asking which 6n members were having turkey for Thanksgiving. The group's craft was making candy turkeys, and the rest of the meeting wag spent decorating the church for Thanksgiv- ing Sunday. The meeting was closed with the singing. United Church Greeting members to the United Church on September 12 were Rev. Snihur and Jack Lee, while the ushers were Len Archam- bault, Allen Bosman, Don McGregor and Dennis Wilts. Rev. Snihur lead the hymn sing before the service with Gail Lear at the piano: ' The announcements given 'included the fact that the Bible study will be held on Oc- tober 17 at 1:15 p.rn. in the manse. There will be no Sunday School on September 19 as it is the church anniversary. The Snell fami- ly singers will perform following the service and the photo directories will be handed out. At 7:30 p.nr. Rev. Stan McDonald will be the guest preacher. Children's time was held with junior teachers Theresa and Melanie Knox. The scriptures were read and the sermon was given. Rev. Snihur then thanked the Ex- plorers for decorating the church. 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' Visiting on October 6 with Elsie Shaddick were Mr. and Mrs. Thad Calder of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Souttiaux spent the Thanksgiving weekend with Dorothy's mother, Mrs. Sweeny at Chateauguary. Visiting on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rad- ford of London and Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrie, Rob and Jennifer of Kitchener. They all attended the reception for Ray's parents. Jean Scott spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott in Goderich. Florence Cartwright and the boys spent Thanksgiving Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cartwright and their girls in London. Thanksgiving visitors with Doreen and Glen, Carter were their daughter Colleen of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter and Tonya of Simcoe. Dinner guests on October 12 and October 13 also included John Arm- strong, Mr. and Mrs. Kevan Broome, Wade and Adam of Egmondville. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter and Tonya visited his grandfather, George Carter, in Huronview. Dora Shobbrook spent Thanksgiving with her daughter Thelma Ellby and her family in Clinton. Joan Garron and Dean Rynn of Ottawa were home. A large number of UCW members -enjoyed the Walton quilt display on October 9. Happenings at Hullett School LONDESBORO - Again this year the students of Hullett Central School will be hav- ing tests on hearing and vision. The hearing test is for Grades one and three, the vision test is for Grades three and , seven and health test (or Grade eight will he held or#QFtQ.aefi He shoots, he scores The senior soccer tournament, for boys and girls, has been cancelled because of all the rain. If the weather is permitting, it will be held on October 16. Books, books, more books This year the library helpers were chosen from the grade six class. The helpers are Kel- ly Bosman, Kevin Shillinglaw, Angela Hor- binack, Annette Vincent, Sharon Bergsma, Lawerence Bergsma, Sherri Oliver, Cheri Taylor Stacey Riley and Allison Chamney. The helpers will put away books and return cards to them. There are also some other people tha use their spare time to help the school, these : re the audio visual helpers. The audio visu. team -consists of nine helpful people. Their BACHERT MEATS Cali us for your custom slaughtering noms SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY 'For your freezer sides of Beel Pork Lamb or Veal THE BLYTH STANDARD BV SINEWS DIRECT' PLUMBING SERVICE Robert vVorsell Plumbing Heating Sales & Service Box 68, Auburn 526-7597 H.T. DALE SEPTIC TANK PUMPING SERVICE CLINTON PHONE 482-3320 or 527-0284 INSURANCE GENERAL .1. Richard Elliott 13 148 7:23-9723 LIFE H. Jahn Willett 519-523.4323 ELLIOTT INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. !NMI IRANCE IN ALI. RR ANCRES Etrinhliakt'd 1,10 ' LILY TH, ONTARIONOM 1li9. 5119,04481 LIVESTOCK MORTALITY INSURANCE • O'PTO'METRY David Langstaff Ltd. 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Cross Country team This year's cross country team has been practising extremely hard every day Nip the cross country tournament on October 22. The winners of the in -school race on October 9 were: Midget girls Lyndsey Anderson, Pauline Huisinga, Ker- rie Szusz. Midget boys Jamie Riley, Scott Leonhardt, Paul Beureman. Junior girls First place went to Sara Gyons, second wept to Lisa McCormick and third was An- nette Vincent. Junior boys Cris Kennedy won first, Tom Nott placed second and Tony Vunderli was third. Turn to ,page 7 • COINS FOR KIDS. This Halloween, please scare up some loose change and drop it into Unicef boxes. You'll be helping to give needy children around the world a tomorrow. linker Onterid (W ! IA Triangle's IT ! Alberto European Formula, 300 mi. Florian, 170 g. • Shampoo ' & Conditioner 0)49 Air only Freshener only • 7 Aqua Fresh, 100 ml. 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