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Chocolatey chatting
Shannon Moir, right, was busy on Saturday, May 5 peddling Velata Chocolate to shoppers like
Ginni, left, and Emma Buttar at the Auburn Home and Garden Craft Show at the Huron Chapel
Evangelical Missionary Church. (Denny Scott photo)
Blyth to be featuredon ‘Ruralist’ blog
Blyth may be a featured village on
Ruralist – a blog about rural life and
business run by Erin Roy and Erin
Samuell out of Bayfield.
Blyth Business Improvement Area
(BIA) member and Blyth Festival
General Manager Deb Sholdice
explained during the BIA’s May 3
meeting that the site was looking at
doing a focus on Blyth.
“They want to feature Blyth in
June as a ‘Village that Works’,” she
said. “The blog covers rural life
across Ontario and wants to do a
feature on local stores.”
Sholdice asked for suggestions
from the BIA regarding which
businesses and non-commercial
locations should be focused on so
she could begin setting up a
schedule.
Suggestions included green-
spaces like the Greenway Trail and
local parks as well as local churches
and the Blyth Campground.
Members of the BIA were excited
for the opportunity to work with the
site and show visitors to the site
what Blyth has to offer.
For more information regarding
the site visit www.ruralist.ca
Londesborough
United to celebrate
Family Sunday
Continued from page 7
fresh food. They feel it is a mandate
to promote a healthier lifestyle.
Next Sunday, Family Sunday,
Londesborough United will observe
the sacraments of Holy Communion
and Baptism. Musical men of the
congregation are invited to be part of
a men’s choir that morning. Please
come for practice at 9:45 a.m.
The youth group will meet
Saturday, May 12 at the church at 7
p.m. for an evening of discovering
science and flashlight tag. Call
Crystal for more info at 519-527-
2937.
Consider taking Mom out for
supper on Saturday to the
Londesborough United’s ham and
salad supper at the community hall
from 5 to 7 p.m. Advance tickets are
preferred and take-outs will be
available.
The pregnancy centre in Clinton,
Room2Grow, will be repeating its
Baby Bottle Campaign again this
year. Bottles will be in the narthex of
Londesborough United on Mother’s
Day. The monies you put in that
bottle over the next few weeks will
support this frontline ministry
helping those in the community who
need this special support and
encouragement.
By Denny Scott
The Citizen
Awarded
Andy Lubbers, left, president of the Blyth Legion Branch
420 and executive member Thelma Johnston, right,
presented Colby Dale with an award for placing second at
the District Public Speaking competition for his speech: “My
Little Brother and Sister for Sale.” (Denny Scott photo)