Clinton News-Record, 1983-04-13, Page 6PAGE: 6 CLINTON NEWS- i i'CORD, WEDNESDAY APRIL 13, 1
k y Sherun Stadelmann
i tie Blyth Women's
I::-titute held their annual
' etirig in the Memorial
t I all un A prtl 7
A workshop for supple
.r'tue repairs will be held in
Witighain on April 20 at 1 30
p m - 4 p.rn and in Walton
cni April 21 at 1:30 - 4 p.m.
An invitation was received
to 'Tiger Dunlop WI's 35th
i,nniversary at Carlow Hall
un April 13 it 1 30 p.m.
There will be a historical
meeting ui the Memorial
Hall April 21 at 8 p.ni. Keith
houlstun will be the speaker.
The new slate of officers
was read by Mrs. Win.
Carter The new president
fur 1983-84 Mrs. Lenora
Davidson took the chair for
the rernaindl'r of the
Meeting Several said they
will vise ot
would like films, bus trips
and new members. One new
member is joining. A bus trip
is being planned for July.
A vote was tAiken for the
price of hot meals, it was
decided on $6 plus tax.
The District Annual will be
held in Wingham, May 30.
Murray Cardiff will be the
guest speaker.
George Harrower showed
slides on Nutrition.
Officers for 1983-1984 are:
Past President, Mrs.
Evalena Webster;
President, Mrs. Lenora
Davidson; 1st Vice
President, Mrs. Seth Emke;
2nd Vice President, Mrs.
(:has. Johnston; Secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Alex
Nethery: Assistant
Secretary, Mrs. Chas.
Johnston; Public Relations,
Mrs. Chas. Smith; Assistant
Public Relations, Mrs.
Luella McGowan; Branch
Directors, Mrs. Mollie
Grant, Mrs. Roy Eason,
Mrs. Ruby Philp; District
Director, Mrs. Mae Badley;
Pianist, Mrs. Ruby Philp.
Standing Committee
members are: Agriculture
and Canadian Industry, Mrs.
Chas. Johnston and Mrs. Reg
Schultz; Citizenship and
World Affairs, Mrs. Edgar
Howatt and Mrs. Evalena
Webster; Family and
Consumer Affairs, Mrs.
Harold Carter and Mrs. Dan
Mclnnes; Education and
Cultural Activities, Mrs. Geo
Harrower and Mrs. Enid
McDonald• Resolutions
Mrs. Seth Enike, Mrs. Jim
Howson; Curator, Mrs. Wm.
Carter; Tweedsmuir
History, Mrs. Wm. Carter
and Mrs. Marion Wright;
Catering, Mrs. Jim Howson,
Mrs. Seth Emke, Mrs. Mac
Brooks, Mrs. Marie Button;
Cards. Mrs. Alvin Proctor;
Auditors, Mr. and Mrs.
Bi
George Harrower.
Those from Blyth who
attended the Annual meeting
in St. Helen's on April 4 were
Mrs. Evalena Webster, Mrs.
Lenora Davidson, Mrs.
Alex Nethery and Mrs. Wm.
Carter.
euchre winners
There were 11 tables of
euchre played on Monday
rught with the winners as
follows: High Lady, Mrs.
John Blake; High Man,
Gordon Murray of Walton;
Low Lady, Ella Richmond;
Low Man, Joe Holmes;
Ladies Lone Hands - Marj
East; Mens Ione Hands -
Donna Powell of Auburn
(playing as a man i; Special -
Mrs. Jean Scott.
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Miss Jannett Rock was
honoured at a bridal shower
held at the home of Mrs.
Rick Baechler last Sunday
afternoon. Relatives and
friends of the groom -to -be
Jack Holmes presented her
with many gifts.
Mrs. Ronald Foran is a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital in London, where
she underwent eye surgery.
Home from Florida - some
away for two or three
months, others for two or
three weeks, are: Isobel
Fox, Ed and Margaret
Brooks, Bill and Mary
Manning, Grant and Pat
Sparling, Franklin and
Anetta Bainton, Charlie and
Evelyn Smith, and Bill and
Susan Howson.
Harvey and Ferne
McDowell and Mary Walden
spent several weeks recently
in Hawaii. Harve returned
with several hundred pic-
tures; so many look forward
to viewing them at future
gatherings.
Mrs. Edith Logan, in her
100th year, has returned to
her King Street home after
enjoying four months at
Huronview.
Shop and
Compare on
ye - it next
furniture purchase
On April 9 registration for Blyth minor softball was held. Julie Young of Blyth was one of
the first to sign up. ( Rod Hilts photo)
Wittichs
return
for ., visit
The members of Blyth
U.C.W. were deli,.' f iced to
have present at their spring
Thankofffering service last
Sunday evening Rev. Cecil
and Sharon Wittich who had
nunistered here for the past
12 years and who are now in
charge of three United
Churches in and near
Listowel.
Sharon, the guest speaker,
captivated her audience by a
visual presentation of the
famous portrayal of God's
Love as told by St. Paul to
the Corinthians.
President June Peck
expressed appreciation to
Sharon and presented her
with a gift.
Others contributing to the
service were: Jean Griffiths
and Evalena Webster -
worship; ladies' choir - two
anthems; Margaret Kai -
organ prelude, offertory and
choir director.
A fellowship hour
following the service gave an
opportunity for mingling
with invited guests -
Belgrave and Calvin - Brick
U.C.W.
Lost Heir
There were seven tables of
Lost Heir played on Wed-
nesday night. The winners
were: High Lady - Elsie
Walsh; Low Lady - Dorothy
Daer; High Man - Ken
McDougall; Low Man - John
Simpson. There will be Lost
Heir next week. Everyone is
welcome.
Council approves building permit
By Rod Hilts
At the April 4 meeting of Blyth Village council a motion
was passed granting Ken Hesselwood of Blyth the go-
ahead to construct a car wash in the village pending the
decision of the County Planning Department.
Mr. Hesselwood is planning to build a two bay car wash
on Part Park lot 170 County Road 25, east of the Triple K
Restaurant. The problem in the plan is that the lot isn't
zoned properly. As it stands now the lot is zoned for a
parking area.
Mr. Hesselwood has obtained an entrance permit from
the County Highways Department and has the approval of
the Public Utilities Commission for water and hydro hook-
up.
"The car wash is a well needed outfit in Blyth and it
would be in a good location," said Councillor Lloyd Sippel.
Pending the approval of the zone change Mr.
Hesselwood hopes to be operating the car wash by June 1.
Larger grant for Centre
In other business council passed a motion that they
increase their donation to the Blyth Centre for the Arts six
percent to $800.
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The decision to increase the donation was made after
council heard a presentation from Lynda Lentz and Sheila
Richards, the fund raising committee for the 1983 theatre
season.
In their presentation the ladies thanked council for their
co-operation with the theatre in the past and requested
that council continue to support them.
"We're not asking council to increase their donation
we're just asking that you don't cut us off," said Mrs.
Lentz.
According to Mrs. Richards the Blyth Centre for the
Arts is one of the few in Canada that is operating in the
black. She also said that the Blyth Centre for the Arts is
unique in another way.
"The theatre such as the one in Blyth produces
Canadian identities unlike the ones in Toronto," said Mrs.
Richards.
Councillor Albert Wasson noted that the good at-
mosphere between the council and the Centre for the Arts
may keep the ball rolling in the future.
Council will review the donation at a later date when
they receive some information on the legal case against
Stahle-Weisher contractors.
Interest on Tax Arrears
Council agreed on a penalty rate of 15 per cent per
annum on tax arrears for 1983.
The interest rate of 18 per cent established in 1982 ex-
pired on March 31. The motion to adopt the new rate was
made by Albert Wasson and seconded by Lloyd Sippel.
Supplemea =:(ry Levy paid
The Blyth and District Fire Area Board has been
required to put a down payment on e new fire truck.
The partial levy is $20011 wi ' Blyth's share being 19
per cent or $3,811. The new truck is estimated to cost
$67,000 and delivery is expected in July.
OHRP pplication
Council decided to send in an application for a grant of
$29,000 from the Ontario Horne Renewal Program
(OHRP ).
The program offers home owners a maximum loan of
$7,500 for home repairs. To date council has $3,000 of loan
money on hand.
Mr. Paul Yanchus of Blyth has applied for a loan of
$7,500 for work to be done on the old station house on
Dinsley Street. His loan will be considered pending the
outcome of the council's loan application.
Fire am
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By Betty McCall
The house owned by Mrs.
Francis Saur in the village
was badly damaged when
fire broke out on Friday
night around 10 p.m.
Firemen were on the scene
from Brussels, Blyth and
Ethel. The fire had got quite
a start in the clothes dryer
by the time Mrs. Saur smell-
ed smoke and sounded the
alarm.
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Mrs. Saur had been living
in the former Roy Bennett
house till only a few weeks
ago when she moved over to
the house formerly owned by
the late Mrs. Broadfoot.
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There were nine tables of
euchre in play on Tuesday
evening in the Walton
Community Hall. Prize
winners were: high lady,
Shirley Verstrop; low, Alice
Stevens; high man, Emerson
Mitchell; low, Bert Daer;
lucky card for lady, Vera
McDonald; men, Bill
McLellan.
Hostesses were Marion
Godkin, Margaret Shor-
treed, Marjory Rock and
Vera McDonald.
There will be another
euchre party on April 19 with
Marjorie Humphries, Helen
Craig, ,Judy Weisbrod and
Leona McDonald in charge.
Wi Entertain
For Birthday Party
Tuesday afternoon the
Walton Women's institute
entertained at the Callendar
Nursing Home in Bnissels
for those with birthdays in
April Many of the residents
gathered to hear the muse
supplied by Mildred Trams
at the piano and Phyllis Mit-
chell with her violin A lively
sing song was Led by
Margaret Shortreed
Everyone was served a
cupcake and tea by Maxine
Marks and i,eona McDonald.
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