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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-08-05, Page 6Page 6 CLINTON NEWS -1I ('ORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1987 Blyth Standard Thank goodness for pools July' 30 was a hot, hot day and these youngsters took full ad- vantage of what the Blyth Lions Park had to offer. At the request of the photographer, these youngsters kicked and splashed in the pool. They are I front, left), Leeann Bell, Ronnie Abell -Rion and sitting on the edge, (left) is Justin Rhin. Once the splashing got to be too much, N1 ark Machina was ready to make a run for it. 1 Anne Narejko photo) Talton plans The Walton Area Sports Club held their August meeting 'Thursday evening, July 30 at the Library. In the business plans 1.vere made for the Bantam Boys 'Tournament to be held this ('( fling; weekend, August 8-9. The first game « be Saturday, at 11:30 a.m.• ".Plans were also nude fur the Squirt Boys New John Deere AMT 600. It's almost a truck. There's nothing else Wee it' Our new All Materials Transport gives you true hauling ability Not lust travel Takes loads up to 600 pounds on flat land Dumps them. too High flotation and anti skid features mwntue surface damage l ntque 5.wheel stability and 4.wheel differential lock Traction 341 cc engine and 62 1 torque ratio transrrusston for pulling power With no gears to shift Spnng-loaded front fork cusht/tntng Come test drive our unique AMT 600 INTRODUCTORY PRICE 8399590 u TRACTOR BLYTH 523-4244 tourney Tournament to be held August 14-15. . A bake sale ;US planned to be held September 4 from 5-8 p.01. and September 5 9 a.m.-12 p,rn. at the library. Donations will be accepted from ball players, families and other interested people in the community. The next meeting; is set for September 1 at 8 p.m. it the holm of Betty McCallum. Keri Anderson new Hullett Councillor NULL) 1"1' 'l'W1, - J. Kenneth Anderson was chosen to fill the vacant seat on council here during a special meeting on .July 28. There were four applicants to fill the seat vacated by Harvey Stewart early in July. Only one vote was needed to fill the seat as Mr. Anderson won the confidence of Coun- cillors Ron (Iross and Bob Szusz and lAputy Reeve Joe Gibson. Reeve'l'orn Cunninghamgave his vote to Hugh Flynn. The other ap- plicants were John Flynn and Don Greidanus. .,.. Rev. The interest shown by these citizens of the township to become councillors prompted Councillor Gibson to state, "I just hope we get as many to come out at election time." Mr. Anderson was sworn in during coun- c'il's August 4 meeting. Other Business After some discussion on township road repairs, council moved to instruct the road superintendent to repair two bumps west of Highway 4 on Concession 10-11. Because of some complaints about people turning their ankles on the sidewalk by the church. the superintendent was also instructed to work on that area. Tile drain loan applications for Lot 27, Con. 4 and Lot 22, Con. 5 were approved by council, subject to the availability of funds and township bylaws. Council moved to invite the Ontario Beekeepers Association to a meeting to discuss the nectar plantation on township property. Wilts officiates next service By Dora Shobbrook 1,UNDI:SB01(O - The next United Church service to be held in the village will be on August 9. The guest speaker will be Rev. Seibrand Wilts. The village welcomes Harry and (;ail (.ear, David and 1)anny who moved to the village in July after purchasing the home of Elsie Shaddick. Mrs. Shaddick is now living in Maple Wood Manor, Seaforth. Vacation Bible School Will be held from August 10 to August 14. Registration is on August 10 from 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. The WI public relations meeting will be held on August 12 at 8 p.m. lois Elliott will be giving a report on the 90th anniversary convention. Muriel Millson of Woodstock spent the (light of July 30 with her mother Dora Shob- brook. Sarah spent the night with Tracy Salverda. Margaret Good had the misfortune to fall and break a bone in her foot on July 30. She is now wearing a walking cast. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson spent from July 28 to August 1 at a Constago Lake cottage. Mary Longman was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on August 2. It's good to report that Doug Maize return- ed home on July 31 from London Hospitals for a trial run check. Auburn residents return from trip Mr. and Mrs. I,en Deveau of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. .Jerry Deveau of Elliot Lake returned from a trip to Nova Scotia visiting family there. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ross An- drews and family and to Mrs. Ross Daer and family on the death of their father Ben Brown who passed away in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, last week in his 71st year. Recent visitors with Mrs. Frances Clark were Mrs. ,Jean Hughes and Mrs. Evelyn Errington of I.ucknow, Misses Jean Houston and Jean Jamieson of Toronto: Mr. Jack Young of Mitchell visited with Ellen .Johnston and Laura Phillips for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Stan McNall of Welland are visiting Laura Phillips and Ellen .Johnston for two weeks. Prior to ar- riving here, they were honored guests of the Prime Minister and the honorable Michael Wilson and his wife at a dinner reception for their highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of York, at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. fITIkhlIEN 482-7103 PECK APPLIANCES' "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" J • Twin City School of Hairstyling ► - ' Waterloo, Ont. 4)1��ti •Hairstyling .. •Barbering •Ear Piercing •Make-up 55 Erb St. East t R \ 886-6305 Monday to Friday ammo*stein lit *I tiviory month THE BLYTH STANDARD ESS DIRECT Vit. la V ST PLUMB1 G. 'RVI Robert Worsell Plumbing Heating Sales & Service Box 68, Auburn 526-7597 Clinton_N1ewg er(( .4 0«04.111 Mffd nl, wnnc1\ro rwr earmw r •.. Buying or Selling The Classifieds Can neat 1.•q Inr eller r•..o orf ,.a.•.,"'g w.'' q,,,rrho C in,,,l,or{, rn Ohnno rho Chnrr, Now, 4or n..1 482-3443 or 482-7741 SI GF:NERAi, J. Richard Elliott 11191 123-9721 LIFE id. John Elliott (119) 123-4323 ELLIOTT INSURANCE BROKERS i,Ti). INSURANCE IN Al]. BRANCHES F;otnhliohed 1910 MATTI. ONTARIO NOM 1110 319-523-1481 LIVESTOCK MOIFTALITY INSURANCE C PTCyMETRY David Langstaff Ltd • Optician 87 Main St., South, 1E,AFORTH Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's Prescriptions 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 (X)11PLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527-1303 REP IR col BURKE ELECTRIC Ltd. Electr,rol Contractors Apphonce Solon 8 Sorv,ro to oil moka. Rafngorotton Sorv,ro Open 6 days o week 40 Voars &nit by Ovohty R Sarvico Wingham, 0010357-2450 Long distance TOLL FREE 1-800-265-3025 LYLE YOUNGBLUT PLUMBING MBiNG HEATING i)1ATH, ONTARIO PHONE 523-9585 The black tie affair was attended by 500 couples representing the Canadian Business, Social, Political and Cultural Communities. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shuttleworth, Aaron and Vanessa moved to Sheffield, Ontario, recently. William Anderson of Newmarket visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll of London visited on Wednesday with his sister Mar- jorie McDougall. Sorry to report. that Mrs. Elva Straughan is a patient in Clinton and District Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. We welcome to Auburn Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parkinson and family. They are residents of 'the United Church Manse. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gross, Anita, Bryan and April and Marjorie McDougall attended the Scott -Cope wedding last Saturday which took place at Hyde Park United Church. The reception followed at Grovesnor Gates, London. Mrs. Viola Hallam and son itoy of I,ucknow called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam Sunday evening. Mr: and Mrs. Brian Craig of St. Jacob's spent the weekend at their trailer at RR 3 Auburn. Robinsons hold amity reunion By Mrs. L. Stonehouse BE,LGRAVJ - The Robinson,R ion was g�r � held in Bele Arena on Au4uss with 75 relatives and nine guests present. Following the meal games were enjoyed by all ages conducted by Joyce Thompson. The oldest person present was .Joe Thomp- son of Goderich, the youngest child was .Jessica Coyne of Waterloo. The person com- ing the farthest was Ruth Coyne of Windsor, the person who guessed the nearest number of jubes in jar was Laura Phillion of Coll- ingwood, the person who guessed the nearest number of peanuts in jar was Aantje Robinson of Wingham. The nearest birthday went to Jim Taylor of RR 5, Wingham. Those present were from Burlington, Tillsonburg, Windsor, Collingwood, Waterloo, New Market, Goderich, Wingham, l,ucknow, Toronto, London, and Belgrave. Personals fast week visitors at the home of their cousins, PQIr. and Mrs. -Lewis Stonehouse, were Dr. and Mrs. Tom Lockridge of Man- chester, New Hampshire, Major and Mrs. Doug Lockridge of Shilo, Manitoba. They also visited with other cousins in the Wingham area. David Lennox of Brunner is spending the weekend at the home of his sisters and brother -in-laws Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Forage testing service for farms Cathy Wilson, Manager Forage Crop Testing Program Dennis Martin, F.M.S. Huron On-farm forage crop testing will be available to farmers throughout Ontario this summer. The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food has announced a Summer Experience '87 Program called Forage Crop Testing whereby eight summer students have been hired to arrange and make on-farm appoint- ments to take forage crop samples of hay, haylage and grain. These samples will be submitted to Agri -Food Laboratories in Guelph to be analyzed. Farmers are asked to take handfuls of haylage from various loads to get a random sample, and freeze the sample until the Forage Crop Tester arrives. Farmers enrolled in the Red Meat Pro- gram or Pork Industry Improvement Pro- gram should have their feed vouchers readi- ly available to use. Assistance required with ration formula- tion will be available from local agricultural offices. The program will run for a max- imum of 10 weeks from June 22nd until August 28th, 1987. For an appointment call the agricultural office at Clinton and leave a message. Our Forage Crop Tester for this area, Grace Johnston, will be working out of the Huron County Office in Clinton, and will cover the areas of Huron and Perth Counties. Jamieson of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. cLarAnc.e Hanna of Belgrave. • r. and Mrs. Wayne Hopper, Carol, Heather and Kendra of RR 5, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cook of RR 1, Belgrave at- tended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. David Hanna of North Battleford, Sask. They all visited with other friends. Marlene Taff of London spent a few days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent. Forty-four members of the Black family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i,e Roy Rintoul at St. Helens on August 2. Those attending were from: Belgrave, Blyth, Dungannon, Milton and Brandon Manitoba. All enjoyed an afternoon of races and games followed by a most enjoyable meal. Elizabeth Procter visited with her daughter Marjorie Procter and Phillip Stopforth of London from .July 30 to August 2, and attended the Royal Canadian Big Band Festival. They also saw the Hot Air Balloon Fiesta in Harris Park. Mr. and Mrs. Xenneth Black. Jamie' and .Joan of Brandon, Manitoba, are spending some holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Black. Mrs. Gordon Bosman visited her sister. Agatha Kassa of Calgary, Alberta. She also visited her son C'lay'ton Bosnian of Prince George. B:C. Young -Millar Brenda Millar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Millar of Londeshoro, and Alan Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. William YouTrg of Blyth, were married on June 27 at Londeshoro United Church with Rev. Dave Snihur and Rev. Ken Bauman officiating. Maid of honor was Sally Hall of Owen Sound and bridesmaids were Linda Millar, sister of the bride, of Port Elgin, and Karen Me- Clinehey, sister of the groom, of Kitchener. Bestman was Garry Manning of Toronto and ushers were Craig Millar, brother of the bride, of Londeshoro, and Scott Young, hrother of the groom, of Blyth. Following a reception at Goderieh Township Community Centre, the couple honeymooned in Ottawa and surrounding area. They will reside at R1 Blyth. 1 Blnewater Photography photo) A .. lilt 1111llplase.'.,... USED CAR CIENMIT 198131i()\NF.VI1.1.I 19811 11F:R('t'RN I OPAL, 1987 ('1111 PICK 1 1' 1' 1986 (.M(' ''- 11 )...4 ,. 1985 PON VIM* BONN! 111 1.1- .E1985 (IIFVF:IT . , ,. 1985 1985 ROI)(;F'. ARIES \1A(,O\ 1984 PONTIAC PARISIFNNF 4 DR. STAT1ONWAGON low milPagt, 198 1 01.1)S IA 1 1\ 88 ROI Al l IRROI GUAM I I,... 1979 OLDS REGENCY 98. I dins boob,I WM'S LTA 110100/Nere iiiik AmmiliVreimegin Keri Anderson new Hullett Councillor NULL) 1"1' 'l'W1, - J. Kenneth Anderson was chosen to fill the vacant seat on council here during a special meeting on .July 28. There were four applicants to fill the seat vacated by Harvey Stewart early in July. Only one vote was needed to fill the seat as Mr. Anderson won the confidence of Coun- cillors Ron (Iross and Bob Szusz and lAputy Reeve Joe Gibson. Reeve'l'orn Cunninghamgave his vote to Hugh Flynn. The other ap- plicants were John Flynn and Don Greidanus. .,.. Rev. The interest shown by these citizens of the township to become councillors prompted Councillor Gibson to state, "I just hope we get as many to come out at election time." Mr. Anderson was sworn in during coun- c'il's August 4 meeting. Other Business After some discussion on township road repairs, council moved to instruct the road superintendent to repair two bumps west of Highway 4 on Concession 10-11. Because of some complaints about people turning their ankles on the sidewalk by the church. the superintendent was also instructed to work on that area. Tile drain loan applications for Lot 27, Con. 4 and Lot 22, Con. 5 were approved by council, subject to the availability of funds and township bylaws. Council moved to invite the Ontario Beekeepers Association to a meeting to discuss the nectar plantation on township property. Wilts officiates next service By Dora Shobbrook 1,UNDI:SB01(O - The next United Church service to be held in the village will be on August 9. The guest speaker will be Rev. Seibrand Wilts. The village welcomes Harry and (;ail (.ear, David and 1)anny who moved to the village in July after purchasing the home of Elsie Shaddick. Mrs. Shaddick is now living in Maple Wood Manor, Seaforth. Vacation Bible School Will be held from August 10 to August 14. Registration is on August 10 from 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. The WI public relations meeting will be held on August 12 at 8 p.m. lois Elliott will be giving a report on the 90th anniversary convention. Muriel Millson of Woodstock spent the (light of July 30 with her mother Dora Shob- brook. Sarah spent the night with Tracy Salverda. Margaret Good had the misfortune to fall and break a bone in her foot on July 30. She is now wearing a walking cast. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson spent from July 28 to August 1 at a Constago Lake cottage. Mary Longman was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on August 2. It's good to report that Doug Maize return- ed home on July 31 from London Hospitals for a trial run check. Auburn residents return from trip Mr. and Mrs. I,en Deveau of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. .Jerry Deveau of Elliot Lake returned from a trip to Nova Scotia visiting family there. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ross An- drews and family and to Mrs. Ross Daer and family on the death of their father Ben Brown who passed away in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, last week in his 71st year. Recent visitors with Mrs. Frances Clark were Mrs. ,Jean Hughes and Mrs. Evelyn Errington of I.ucknow, Misses Jean Houston and Jean Jamieson of Toronto: Mr. Jack Young of Mitchell visited with Ellen .Johnston and Laura Phillips for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Stan McNall of Welland are visiting Laura Phillips and Ellen .Johnston for two weeks. Prior to ar- riving here, they were honored guests of the Prime Minister and the honorable Michael Wilson and his wife at a dinner reception for their highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of York, at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. fITIkhlIEN 482-7103 PECK APPLIANCES' "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" J • Twin City School of Hairstyling ► - ' Waterloo, Ont. 4)1��ti •Hairstyling .. •Barbering •Ear Piercing •Make-up 55 Erb St. East t R \ 886-6305 Monday to Friday ammo*stein lit *I tiviory month THE BLYTH STANDARD ESS DIRECT Vit. la V ST PLUMB1 G. 'RVI Robert Worsell Plumbing Heating Sales & Service Box 68, Auburn 526-7597 Clinton_N1ewg er(( .4 0«04.111 Mffd nl, wnnc1\ro rwr earmw r •.. Buying or Selling The Classifieds Can neat 1.•q Inr eller r•..o orf ,.a.•.,"'g w.'' q,,,rrho C in,,,l,or{, rn Ohnno rho Chnrr, Now, 4or n..1 482-3443 or 482-7741 SI GF:NERAi, J. Richard Elliott 11191 123-9721 LIFE id. John Elliott (119) 123-4323 ELLIOTT INSURANCE BROKERS i,Ti). INSURANCE IN Al]. BRANCHES F;otnhliohed 1910 MATTI. ONTARIO NOM 1110 319-523-1481 LIVESTOCK MOIFTALITY INSURANCE C PTCyMETRY David Langstaff Ltd • Optician 87 Main St., South, 1E,AFORTH Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's Prescriptions 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 (X)11PLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527-1303 REP IR col BURKE ELECTRIC Ltd. Electr,rol Contractors Apphonce Solon 8 Sorv,ro to oil moka. Rafngorotton Sorv,ro Open 6 days o week 40 Voars &nit by Ovohty R Sarvico Wingham, 0010357-2450 Long distance TOLL FREE 1-800-265-3025 LYLE YOUNGBLUT PLUMBING MBiNG HEATING i)1ATH, ONTARIO PHONE 523-9585 The black tie affair was attended by 500 couples representing the Canadian Business, Social, Political and Cultural Communities. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shuttleworth, Aaron and Vanessa moved to Sheffield, Ontario, recently. William Anderson of Newmarket visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll of London visited on Wednesday with his sister Mar- jorie McDougall. Sorry to report. that Mrs. Elva Straughan is a patient in Clinton and District Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. We welcome to Auburn Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parkinson and family. They are residents of 'the United Church Manse. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gross, Anita, Bryan and April and Marjorie McDougall attended the Scott -Cope wedding last Saturday which took place at Hyde Park United Church. The reception followed at Grovesnor Gates, London. Mrs. Viola Hallam and son itoy of I,ucknow called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam Sunday evening. Mr: and Mrs. Brian Craig of St. Jacob's spent the weekend at their trailer at RR 3 Auburn. Robinsons hold amity reunion By Mrs. L. Stonehouse BE,LGRAVJ - The Robinson,R ion was g�r � held in Bele Arena on Au4uss with 75 relatives and nine guests present. Following the meal games were enjoyed by all ages conducted by Joyce Thompson. The oldest person present was .Joe Thomp- son of Goderich, the youngest child was .Jessica Coyne of Waterloo. The person com- ing the farthest was Ruth Coyne of Windsor, the person who guessed the nearest number of jubes in jar was Laura Phillion of Coll- ingwood, the person who guessed the nearest number of peanuts in jar was Aantje Robinson of Wingham. The nearest birthday went to Jim Taylor of RR 5, Wingham. Those present were from Burlington, Tillsonburg, Windsor, Collingwood, Waterloo, New Market, Goderich, Wingham, l,ucknow, Toronto, London, and Belgrave. Personals fast week visitors at the home of their cousins, PQIr. and Mrs. -Lewis Stonehouse, were Dr. and Mrs. Tom Lockridge of Man- chester, New Hampshire, Major and Mrs. Doug Lockridge of Shilo, Manitoba. They also visited with other cousins in the Wingham area. David Lennox of Brunner is spending the weekend at the home of his sisters and brother -in-laws Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Forage testing service for farms Cathy Wilson, Manager Forage Crop Testing Program Dennis Martin, F.M.S. Huron On-farm forage crop testing will be available to farmers throughout Ontario this summer. The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food has announced a Summer Experience '87 Program called Forage Crop Testing whereby eight summer students have been hired to arrange and make on-farm appoint- ments to take forage crop samples of hay, haylage and grain. These samples will be submitted to Agri -Food Laboratories in Guelph to be analyzed. Farmers are asked to take handfuls of haylage from various loads to get a random sample, and freeze the sample until the Forage Crop Tester arrives. Farmers enrolled in the Red Meat Pro- gram or Pork Industry Improvement Pro- gram should have their feed vouchers readi- ly available to use. Assistance required with ration formula- tion will be available from local agricultural offices. The program will run for a max- imum of 10 weeks from June 22nd until August 28th, 1987. For an appointment call the agricultural office at Clinton and leave a message. Our Forage Crop Tester for this area, Grace Johnston, will be working out of the Huron County Office in Clinton, and will cover the areas of Huron and Perth Counties. Jamieson of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. cLarAnc.e Hanna of Belgrave. • r. and Mrs. Wayne Hopper, Carol, Heather and Kendra of RR 5, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cook of RR 1, Belgrave at- tended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. David Hanna of North Battleford, Sask. They all visited with other friends. Marlene Taff of London spent a few days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent. Forty-four members of the Black family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i,e Roy Rintoul at St. Helens on August 2. Those attending were from: Belgrave, Blyth, Dungannon, Milton and Brandon Manitoba. All enjoyed an afternoon of races and games followed by a most enjoyable meal. Elizabeth Procter visited with her daughter Marjorie Procter and Phillip Stopforth of London from .July 30 to August 2, and attended the Royal Canadian Big Band Festival. They also saw the Hot Air Balloon Fiesta in Harris Park. Mr. and Mrs. Xenneth Black. Jamie' and .Joan of Brandon, Manitoba, are spending some holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Black. Mrs. Gordon Bosman visited her sister. Agatha Kassa of Calgary, Alberta. She also visited her son C'lay'ton Bosnian of Prince George. B:C. Young -Millar Brenda Millar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Millar of Londeshoro, and Alan Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. William YouTrg of Blyth, were married on June 27 at Londeshoro United Church with Rev. Dave Snihur and Rev. Ken Bauman officiating. Maid of honor was Sally Hall of Owen Sound and bridesmaids were Linda Millar, sister of the bride, of Port Elgin, and Karen Me- Clinehey, sister of the groom, of Kitchener. Bestman was Garry Manning of Toronto and ushers were Craig Millar, brother of the bride, of Londeshoro, and Scott Young, hrother of the groom, of Blyth. Following a reception at Goderieh Township Community Centre, the couple honeymooned in Ottawa and surrounding area. They will reside at R1 Blyth. 1 Blnewater Photography photo) A