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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-11-26, Page 3a new vou Saying their promise and receiv- ing their pins were Kimberley Ferguson, Jackie Caldwell, Pau­ line Stewart, Erica Clark, Kerry Eight tenderfoot Guides were enrolled Thursday night in the 1st Blyth Girl Guides. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986. PAGE 3. New Guides enrolled iniiwiijcir Eight new Girl Guides were enrolled in the 1st Blyth Girl Guide Company Thursday night. Entering their first year in Guides are [front row, left to right] Kimberley Ferguson, Jackie Caldwell, Pauline Stewart, Erica Clark, [back row] Kerry Hallahan, Jennifer Cucksey, Laurel Campbell and Tina Burkholder. IA / St. Nick will be in Blyth December 6 The Blyth Lions Club has arranged for Santa to pay his annual visit to Blyth on Saturday, December 6. Films will be shown at the Blyth Memorial Hall beginning at 2 p.m. and Santa will arrive at approxi­ mately 2:40 p.m. All area children around Blyth ✓V NEW HOURS on road back' 523-4792 Ida Proctor, Evelyn Smith, Lenora Davidson, Vera Badley, and Evalena Webster, attended the Jack Reavie Vocational School bazaar and tea in Wingham on Saturday. Boudria says party / The Liberal party is on the long road backfrom its greatest ever electoral defeat in 1984 Don Boudria, M.P. for Glengarry- Prescott-Russell told the 150 peo­ ple at the annual meeting of the Huron-Bruce Liberal Association Thursday night in Holmesville. Mr. Boudria, a member of the Liberals ‘ ‘ Rat-pack”, credited par­ ty leader John Turner with rebuild­ ing the party organization poll by poll, riding by riding across the country. In two years since the devastat- ingdefeat, hesaid, the Liberals have made gains in the Yukon territorial election, increased re­ are invited. The Lions Christmas Dance on Saturday, December 13 is sold out. There are still a few tickets left for the Christmas Dance on December 20. Groups or individuals can contact Lions Murray Musty for tickets or information. Tickets for Mrs. Alva Ellis and Mrs. William Campbell of Seaforth were Monday visitors with Mrs. Clara Rinn. Mrs. Martin Misiner and Tim- mie of Guelph were overnight visitors Tuesday with her grand­ mother, Mrs. Clara Rinn. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daer visited with Lome, and June Daer and family of New Hamburg last weekend. Ten tables were in play Nov. 17 at the weekly Monday night euchre party at Blyth Memorial Hall. Mildred McNall had the high scorefortheladiesandTed Mills of Auburn had the high score for the men. Lois Haines of Auburn was low lady and Millar Richmond, low man. Margaret Brooks of Goderich had the most lone hands for the presentation in Newfoundland’s provincial legislature from six to 16 members, formed governments in Ontario, Quebec and Prince Ed­ ward Island. And, he predicted, the Liberals would win an election Continued on page 13 BLYTH 523-4331 Monday to Saturday 9a.m.-5:30p.m. Sunday,2p.m.-5p.m. Surprise in-store specials duringthe Blyth Shop-A-Bout November 30 the Lions New Year’s Eve Dance are now available. Tickets are $50 per couple which includes every­ thing. Tickets can be purchased from Lion Gerald Kerr. The next meeting of the Blyth Lions Club is Thursday, November 27 at the Blyth Memorial Hall. ladies and Alvin Proctor,for the men. Ruth Doherty won a special prize. At the Lost Heir card party at Memorial Hall Wednesday, Nov. 19, Clara Rinn had the high score for the ladies and Shane Snell, for themen. EllaRichmondwasthe low lady and Lloyd Walden the low man. Hallahan, Jennifer Cucksey, Laur­ el Campbell and Tina Burkholder. Janet Cameron, Deputy District Commission, presided for the ceremony and was assisted by Guide leaders Brenda McDonald, Pam Gervais, Mary Rouw and Angela Cotton. 1 1I i V V Treat yourself to a terrific new look for the holi­ days. Let our expert hair designers give you a cut that'll enhance your appearance. We offer com­ plete beauty services including scalp treatment and beard trimming for men. Chauncey's Blyth Hairstyling Inc. \523-9722