The Citizen, 1990-02-07, Page 3A new
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1990. PAGE 3.
Induction held at Blyth United
Blyth’s street scapegot a new look Tuesday, January 30 when a
huge crane began lifting trusses to the top of the Blyth
Festival’s administration building at the corner of Queen and
Dinsley Streets. Part of the million dollar renovation of Blyth
Memorial Hall, theadministration building will get a new look
to tie it in with the appearance of Memorial Hall next door.
Swinging Seniors meet
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About 30 Blyth Swinging Seniors
sat down to a delicious pot luck
dinner on January 24 at noon in the
Blyth Memorial Hall.
After the meal, John Hessel-
wood, president, held a short
business meeting, beginning with a
lively sing-song led by Lloyd Wal
den with Ella Richmond at the
piano. Happy Birthday was sung to
Isabel Craig as hers was the only
birthday in January.
After the usual reports were
adopted, John read an invitation to
attend the Dessert Euchre on
February 1 hosted by the Women’s
Institute in the Blyth Hall. He also
read an invitation from the Auburn
Silver Tops to meet with them on
Feb. 21 at 1 p.m. for Dessert
Euchre. John then gave a report
from the Hall Board as he is the
representative from the Seniors.
The meeting was closed and
games followed. The results are as
follows: Lost Heir, high lady,
Blyth.
People
Alice Buchanan and Ted East
had the high scores at the weekly
Monday night euchre party at Blyth
Memorial Hall January 29.
Lillian Appleby and Walter Pep
per had the low scores. Vera
Hesselwood and Kathy Bromley
had the most lone hands. The
special prize was won by June
Jacklin. There were 13 tables in
Play.
At the Lost Heir meeting Wed-^
nesday night, Gene Snell and Lloyd
Walden had the high scores.
Margaret Nesbit and Millar Rich
mond had the low scores. Feme
Howatt won the special prize.
Gladys Johnston; high man,
Graeme McDowell; low lady, Janet
Lawrie; low man, Alvin Snell.
Euchre, high lady, Ida Proctor;
high man, Jim Lawrie; low lady,
Clara Rinn; low man, Murray
Scrimgeour.
In crokinole the winner was Vera
Hesselwood.
Conservatory
music results
announced
Several area music students
successfully tried their theory
examinations in Blyth, last month.
For Grade Two Rudiments
Stephanie Lentz and Lisa Mary
Cairncross both received First
Class Honours with Distinction.
Heather Leanne Wheeler got
First Class Honours with Distinc
tion in Grade One Rudiments while
Denise Janelie Hiller achieved
First Class Honours.
NOTICE
Village of
Blyth
Residents
1990DOG LICENSE FEES
DUE FEBRUARY 15th.,
1990
Maleorspayed female.....$10.00
each additional male or spayed
female................................$12.00
Female dog.......................$10.00
each additional
female dog.........................$12.00
Helen R. Grubb
Clerk-Treasurer
Village of Blyth
The February 4 Sunday service
at Blyth United Church opened
with Call to Worship followed by
the prayer of invocation and confes
sion. Greeting the congregation
were Harvey and Feme Mcdowell.
Ushers were Stewart and Mil
dred Ament, Steven Webster and
Debbie Craig. Hymns were “O
Worship the King” and “Jesus
Bids Us Shine”. The scripture
reading was Luke 5, verses 1-11.
In charge of Junior Congregation
was Susan Haggitt and Nursery
leader was Frances Bearss.
The senior choir’s anthem was
entitled “I Believe in a Hill called
Mount Calvary”, accompanied by
Mrs. Phylis Boak on the organ.
Rev. Ramirez along with Adeline
Campbell, clerk of session, conduc
ted the induction ceremony which
saw the following members being
inducted as new members of
session: Bernice Chambers, Mar
lene Toll, Fred DeBoer, Bill Burk
holder, Stephen Caldwell and Bar
bara Richmond. Inducted into vari
ous other committees were Nancy
Pawitch, Mary Walden, Vera Hes
selwood, Bev Snell, Margaret Cald
well and Brenda Brooks.
It was announced that next week
is our third family Sunday. There
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