HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-02-28, Page 3Service honoured
Oldtimers beat
Good Timers
The Radford Overload Oldtimers
hockey team hosted Wingham
Good Timers Wednesday night and
the game proved to be another
close one with their rivals. Rad
ford’s started quickly on a pair of
goals by Bryan Black early in the
first period, then fell behind 3-2 in
the second. Tony Van Bakel tied
the score late in the second period.
Barney Stewart and Wayne Mc
Dougall scored in the third period
to give the Overloads a 5-3 win.
Ron Ritchie played well in the
Overload net.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1990. PAGE 3.
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Diane Ferguson (left) receives the Citizenship in Scouting
award from Trish Thomson, chairman of the first Blyth
Scouting Groupatacelebration of Scouting Week Wednesday
night in Blyth. A Guide and Pathfinder leader, Mrs. Ferguson
has also been an active volunteer to scouting events as well as
other groups such as figure skating.
Eleven tables were in play when
the weekly Monday night euchre
party was held at Blyth Memorial
Hall on Monday, Feb. 19.
High scores for the evening went
to Mary Shobbrook and Alvin
Procter and low scores were by Ida
Procter and Alberta Stevens. Ruth
Dougherty and Alice Buchanan had
the most lone hands. Nora Kelly
won the special prize.
There were seven tables at the
lost heir card party Wednesday
night at the Hall. Mary Walden and
Millar Richmond had the high
scores. Clara Rinn and Lloyd
Walden had the low scores. Phyllis
Boak won the special prize.
Anne Chislett’s play “Yankee
Notions” had its premiere at
Ryerson Theatre in Toronto on
February 20.
Directed by James Roy, it was
performed by members of Ryer
son’s Theatre School. The set was
designed by Tony Abrahms, a
former designer at the Blyth Festi
val.
Among those who were on hand
for opening night from Blyth and
vicinity were Ron and Beverly
Walker, Lynda and Stephanie
Lentz, Duncan McGregor, Jo
Manning, Al Beecroft, James and
Judy Nichol and Sheila Richards.
Also present were Janet Amos,
Bjame Christiansen, David and
Robin Craig, Jan Dutton and James
Reaney.
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