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Page 6—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 19
Blyth Standar
SKATING DEBUT IN BLYTH
A queue of Eskimos was a natural sight at the Blyth Figure Skating
Carnival held Saturday night. The theme for the carnival was "It's
a Small, Small World." (James Friel photo)
Top students tale speaking awards
By Sheron Stadelmann
BLYTH Blyth Public School held their
public speaking contest on Feb. 21 with -
Principal " Bill Black, Janet. Hoonaard;
Frances Cook and Damian Soloman doing
the judging. .
Taking first place in the Gr. 7-8 level was
Kim Medd. Lisa Bailey placed second with
Lori Leibold and Les Phillips tying for third.
In the' Gr. 4-6 level, Tamrm Medd placed
first, Kelly Cook finished in second place
and Laurie' Wharton .took . third place.
Finishing fourth was Sarah Allan. The win-
ners of each division will compete against
.Hullett School on Feb. 27.
Students in Gr. 1 and 2 will give- their
speeches on Feb. 28 at 9:15 a.m. at the Blyth
Ruth's Custom Crafts
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School. On' March 3,, all of the winners will
present their speeched at the Clinton Legion
at 1:30 p.m. .
Winter Carnival
On Feb. 12 students and staff from Gr. 3-8
braved the wet snow and rainto construct
snow sculptures. Their sculptures included
a ship with .Cartier printed in snow, a throne
with Candles, a highway bus, the Loch Ness
Monster, a Big Mac, a whale and. a beaver
and his lodge.
On Feb. 14, Annette Lucas and Scott
Cronin were chosen queen and king of the
carnival. •
That afternoon, each of the 'seven carnival
groups found themselves in tough competi-
tion in the deep snow. Activities ranged
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from plank skiing and snowball targets, to
toboggan pulling and pushing. The winner of
the afternoon competition was the Mont-
morency team with 12 points. Montcalm
placed second with nine points and Levis
was third with six points.
Volleyball snatch
The Blyth adult volleyball folks entertain-
ed the Katimavik team on Feb. 19. No score
was kept; so everyone came out a winner. l
The members of Katiniavik come from
across Canada. They have been living in
Clinton • for the past few months, doing
numerous jobs such as pruning trees in area
woodlots.
NOTICE
Morris Township
Planning Workshop Meeting
at
Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre
on
Wednesday, March 6, 1985
at 8:00 p.m.
URBAN WORKSHOP
Morris Township Council
This young fellow appears to be humbly accepting applause from the audience at the
Blyth Figure SkatingCarnival on Feb. 23. Actually, he was making sure his feet were go-
ing in the right direction. (James Friel photo)
WI host card party
The Blyth Women's Institute and their
guest met in the Blyth .Memorial Hall on
Feb. 7 for an afternoon filled with games of
euchre, lost heir and Scrabble. They also in-
dulged in sampling some delicious desserts.
Euchre winners were: high scorers were
Dorothy Daer and Rena Watt; low, Betty
Kelly and Edgar Howatt; lone hands, Ber-
nice McClinchey.
Lost heir winners were: high scorers
Mildred Anent and Ida Proctor; low
scorers, Evelyn Smith and Ferne Howatt.
Scrabble winners were: high lady, Agnes
Harrower; low lady, Irene Schultz.
The next meeting will be held on March 7
at 6:30 p.m. It will be a Sunshine Sisters'
Banquet, which is a pot luck meal. Bring a
guest to see pictures of Australia which will
be shown and -commented on by Ruth Shad-
dickand Margaret Taylor.
About people and places
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Selling of RR 3 Blyth
have had their hands full for the past three
weeks babysitting their one -year-old grand-
son Scott.
Scott is staying with his grandparents
while his mom and dad, ' Douglas and
Heather Seiling, are taking a ,Caribbean.
Cruise. They're travelling with Heather's
family as part of a special holiday,
celebrating her father's 50th birthday.
Heather's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Hunter of Toronto have given the trip to
Heather and Douglas, Heather's two sisters
and their husbands and a younger brother. ,
In the meantime, young Scott is holiday-
ing with his grandparents in Blyth. They
.report that their first grandson is a
"delightful" house guest "and a real busy
body."
Douglas, Heather and Scott make
Oakville their home where Douglas works
with the Bank of Montreal. Heather works
with the Kimberly Clarke Paper Co.
They were married on June 19, 1976 and
their first son was born on Jan. 8, 1984.
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DIAMOND JUBILEE
EUCHRE PARTY
Saturday, March 2, 1985
at the
LEGION HALL BLYTH
at 8 p.m.
Everyone Welcome
Mr. Dale Lamont of London visited with
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc-
Crea of Blyth, his grandmother and Winnie
Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cottrill and Shawn, of
Wingham, visited her Grandma Vincent on
Feb. 24.
William Kelly visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph'
McCrea and Winnie Vincent on Feb. 25. •
Cards
Six tables of lost heir were played on Feb.
20 at the Blyth Memorial Hall. The winners
were: high lady, Evelyn Smith; low lady,
El'na Madill; high man, Harvey McDowell;
low man, Bert Daer.
Ten tables of euchre were played on Feb.
25 in the. Blyth Memorial Hall. The winners
were: high lady, Mary Holland; low lady,
•Marj Ryan of Walton; high man, Mel
Jacklin of Brussels; low man, Harve
Sillib; ladies' lone hands, Marg Thorndik�
of Clinton; men's lone hands; Harvey
Dolniage of Seaforth; special, Mrs. George
Hoggart of Londesboro.
BLYTH
CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH
Rev. Roger Gelwicks
Service 10 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
Sunday School 11 a.m.
BLYTH LEGION BRANCH 420
DIAMOND JUBILEE
PRIDE 1N OUR PAST — FAITH IN OUR FUTURE
TULIP CAMPAIGN
Help Legion Branch 420 promote the
Diamond Jubilee of the Royal Canadian
Legion by purchasing Jubilee Tulip
Bulbs.
PRICE OF BULBS
(Sales tax included)
100 bulbs for'27.s°
10 bulbs for '2.75
ORDER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER DELIVERY
enclose my cheque or money order
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Make cheque payable to:
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NAME:
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PHONE:
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Box 206, BLYTH OR PHONE
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