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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-11-26, Page 6Page 6—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986 I3Iyth Standard Card players have heyday By Kathy Bromley Blyth - Last Wednesday evening, there were eight tables for lost heir that was held at the memorial hall. Clara Rinn was high lady for the evening, while Shane Snell was the high man. Taking home the prizes for low scores were Ella Richmond for the ladies and Lloyd Walden for the men. Lost heir is held every Wednesday night and anyone is welcome to attend. Euchre On Saturday evening, the Blyth Legion and Auxiliary hosted the euchre party, which is held every other Saturday at 8 p.m. Ruth Dougherty, who played all day representing the Auxiliary in the euchre competition in Lucknow, was the high lady for the night. Jim Chalmers was the high man, while his wife, Joan took the ladies' low score. Margaret Nesbitt, playing as a man, had the men's low for the night. Nara Kelly took home the prize for the most lone hands for the ladies, while Hank Blok had the most lone hands for the men. Margaret Nesbitt also won the door prize. Euchre will be held again at the Blyth Legion on December 6 and everyone is invited. Weekly Euchre Euchre was also held again Monday even- ing at the memorial hall with 11 tables in play. The high lady of the evening was Dorothy Daer, while Ruth Dougherty, play- ing as a man obtained the high score for the men. The low scores for the night went to Ester Moffet of Clinton and Mel Jackson of Brussels this week. The most lone hands were earned by Vera Hesslewood or the women and Jim Doig of Seaforth for the men. The special prize of the evening went to Bert Daer. Euchre will be held again Monday evening, and everyone is invited to attend. Quote Of The Week For every problem there is one solution, which is simple, neat and wrong. School writers visit paper By David Hessels and Kevin Souch BLYTH - On November 20 members of the Blyth Public School newspaper group, David Hessels, Kevin Souch, Kelly Cook, Tammi Medd, Chrystal Cucksey, Sarah Allen, Amber Gelwicks and Lori Bailey visited the Citizen office in Blyth. Mr. Keith Roulston showed them how they prepare the newspaper for priming. They have a lot of computerized equipment and two darkrooms. By Lori Bailey, Amber Gelwicks Each Monday night, Mrs. Battye holds a gymnastic class. These classes are separated into three groups, according to ability levels. One group has been working on a routine for the talent show in Londesboro for Back the Biter Day for Ronnie Nesbitt, who was injured in a diving accident. This performance will be held on November 29 at Hulled Central School. PD Day By Sarah Allan and Chrystal Cucksey On November 26, the school will be holding parent -teacher interviews. On this day the students' report cards will be hand- ed out. The Bar Truth While they are in the school, we hope the parents will visit' the library where the book fair will be displayed. Computer Mania By Kelly Cook and Tammi Medd The school has three computers, and each of them are used most of the time. There is always a scramble to see who gets them first. Mr. Marsh has prepared a schedule which enables each class to have a com- puter, for two weeks, at four different times during the year. The computer will help students with school subjects. They can type .out their poems and stories on it. The computer is a great advantage to the students and students thank Mr. Marsh for letting them leave one in the class room. A Citizenship Court will be held in Goderich during April, 1987. This special court is being held to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the "Canadian Citizenship Act" passed in 1947. The Maple Leaf Chapter IODE is aiding the Court in bringing this event to Goderich. If you are a landed immigrant, 18 years of age, and have lived in Canada ,for 3 years, send you name and address or telephone: Mrs. Jean Schaefer Citizenship Secretary Maple Leaf Chapter, IODE 92 St. George's Crescent Goderich, Ontario N7A 2L9 Telephone No. 524-2285 by January 1, 1987 (If no answer - 524-7542) OR If you are a Canadian Citizen, a naturalized Canadian Citizen or a British Subject in Canada prior to January 1, 1942, and wish to obrain a small proof of citizenship card (for identification purpose), please for- ward your name to the above address by February 1, 1987. Making the move up from Tenderfoots to Guides at Blyth Public School on November 20 were, in the back row from left to right, Jennifer Cucksey, Tina Burkholder, Laurel Campbell and Kerry Hallahan. In the front row, in the same order, they are Jackie Caldwell, Kim Ferguson, Pauline Stewart and Erica Clark. (David Emslie photo) Blyth Beaver news BLYTH - The First Beaver Investiture was held at the public school here on November 18. Six new Beavers became Eager Beavers. Receiving their scarfs and woggles, with the assistance of their parents were David Craig, Jonathan Cucksey, Matthew Laffin, Joey Schmidt, Justine Sauve and Brent Sauve. Other Beavers in the Beaver Colony"this year are Mark Wilson, Mark Nesbitt, Shawn Clark, Jeffery Ferguson, Shane Burkholder, Ronnie Abel-Rinn, Matthew Armstrong, Aaron Bromley, Tim Caldwell, Corey Shan- non, Dennis Higgins, Steve Stewart and Joey Watkins. Scouter Jim Thomas from Vanastra was on hand for the investiture of two new Whi'&'iIn These ed L'ar 5avJng 1986 MERCURY MARQUIS. 4 door, V6, air conditioning. 1985 PONTIAC PARISIENNE. 4 door, air conditioning 1985 PONTIAC 1000 1984 BUICK PARK AVENUE 4 door, loaded 1983 Ford Crown Victorian 1982 CHEV. '/, TON 6 cylinder automatic 1982 CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM, 4 door, air 1982 FORD F-150 SUPER CAB 1981 DODGE PICKUP 1981 DATSUN WAGON 1979 CUTLASS STATIONWAGON 1979 FORD LTD II, 4 door 1979 OLDS REGENCY 98, 4 door, loaded HAMMS CAR SALES LTD. BLYTH - SALES DEPT. 523.4342 SERVICE DEPT. —.523-9581 THE BLYTH STANDARD JR:Sr ESS PLUMBING SERVICE Robert WOrsell H.T. DALE Plumbing Heating Soles & Service Box 68, Auburn 526-7597 SEPTIC TANK PUMPING SERVICE OPTOMETRY David Langstaff Ltd. CLINTON PHONE 482-3320 or 527-0284 INSURANCE Optician 87 Min St. South, SE/WORTH Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's I'r cription% Filled Promptly SUMMER HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. - 12 noon Closed Wednesday & Saturdays COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527-1303 REPAIR GENERAL .1. Richard Elliott 13191593-972S LIFE R. John Elliott 519-5234323 ELLIOTT INSU.JRANCE BROKERS LTD. 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MOVING UP Three girls were enrolled in the First Blyth Brownie Pack on November 20 at Blyth Public School. These are two of the new Brownies, Jenny McDonnell (left) and Erin Roulston. Michelle Clark was absent for the photo. Deputy District Commissioner Janet Cameron presided for the enrolment ceremony and she was assisted by the leaders Brenda Burkholder of the Brown Owls, Azetta Gibbons of the Hoot Owls and Pat Brigham of the Black Owls. Azetta Gib- bons and Brenda Burkholder attended the Mapleway Area Training Day at Walkerton • District High School on November 15. The Area Day was hosted by Beaver Division and the theme was, "Reach for a star". About 500 leaders of Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders and Rangers attended this an- nual event. Streetproofing, Assertiveness, Songs and Self Defense were among the ses- sions these leaders enjoyed. (David Emslie photo) Jeremy Campbell celebrates By Mrs. L. Stonehouse " BELGRAVE — Jeremy Campbell, son of Mr. and'Mrs. John Campbell, celebrated his sixth birthday at his home November 20. Friends celebrating with him were Allie Culbert, Kendra Folkhard, Shannon Cook, Becky Buchanan, Julie Snow, Jody Walker, Michelle Pletch, Ryan Cook, Luck Lockridge, Jamie McCallum, Michael Marks, Matthew Campbell, David Piluke, Douglas Rivest and his brother Justin. The children enjoyed playing games before supper. • Dedication During the morning service at Knox Presbyterian Church, a Pulpit Fall was dedicated in memory of Elizabeth Fear. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fear of Moorefield at- tended the service. Personals A number of relatives and friends of Mia Taylor honored her on her 80th birthday at an open house held at 45 Alfred St., Wingham, on November 23. Sara Anderson spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartlin of Kingston, Ella Green and Hazel Young of Perth, and Mr. and Mrs. William Schreiber of Milton. The officers of the Bible Society wish to thank everyone who collected and those who contributed to make a successful canvass in the Belgrave District. Belgrave friends and neighbours wish to extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Howard OPENING SOON in Stratford Become a licensed Hairstylist. For more information call 625®6252 1/41 Morton on the passing of his brother-in-law Lorne Payne of Newmarket. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Spivey, Mr. and Mrs. George Procter and family attended the Royal Agriculture Winter Fair in Toronto, where they participated in the Junior Bar- row Show and the Market Hog Classic Com- petition. Jennifer's Barrows were Cham- pion and Reserve, while Kate's placed third. George and Arnie had had the Champion pen of three Market Barrows. Donna Higgins, who is attending Georgian College m Orillia, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Higgins and her brother Bruce. Laura Johnston visited on the weekend with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and Erin of llderton Edith Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill visited on Sunday with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Elliott and family of Arkona. Euchre Ten tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the W.I. Hall Belgrave on November 19. Winners were: High lady, Reta Drehmann; novelty lady, Leona Black; low lady, Edith-Coultes; high man, George Michie; novelty man, Gordon Walker; low lady, Albert Cook. There will be euchre again this Wednes- day evening starting at 8 pm. McBRIDE BROS. 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