HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-05-18, Page 3Six Blyth Brownies graduated to Guides in a “fly-up” ceremony at the Blyth Brownie meeting May 11.
Those completing their years as Brownies are: [left to right] Kathryn Jankowski, Margaret Ann Stewart,
Jennifer McDonnell, Kimberley Lee, Amanda Howson and Tara Wilson.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1988. PAGE 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Delton Hallman of
Cambridge visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Snell on Friday.
Dr. Rudy and Joan Leibold have
sold their home on Coombs Street,
Blyth to Murray and Connie
Nesbitt. They will be leaving later
in the summer for a location in the
Thamesford-Ingersoll district
which will be closer to Rudy’s
veterinary work.
The Leibolds have lived in Blyth
for 23 years, where their four
children received their public
school education. We will miss this
community-minded family in our
midst.
Ann Hollinger, accompanied by
her sister Helen Broadhead of
Guelph, Maxine King of Bervie
and Dorothy Johnston of Londes-
borough, motored to Red Bay
Lodge near Wiarton, where last
weekend they joined 58 other
members and friends of the County
Down Club on their annual May
outing.
Here, they always enjoy the
indoor swimming pool, sauna, hot
tub, sports and delicious low
calorie meals. But unfortunately,
this year during their stay, tragedy
struck. John Bullen, 23, the only
son of Roy and Shirley Bullen,
owners of Red Bay Lodge, was
instantly killed in a car accident.
The Bullens are a closely knit
family who always extend friendly
hospitality to guests.
On their sad leaving, Count
Down members, who have become
fond of the Bullens, presented
them with a beautiful 12-bloom
hibiscus plant as a tangible
expression of their sympathy.
The last Lost Heir card party of
the spring was held at Blyth
Memorial Hall on May 11. Edythe
Snell and Cliff Hoegy took the high
prizes. Blanche Hoegy and Edgar
Howatt took the low prizes. Mary
Holland won the special prize.
Brownies 'Fly-up' to Guides
The 1st Blyth Brownie Pack held
their Fly-Up ceremony May 11 at
the Blyth Public School.
Presiding for the Fly-Up cere-
money was Brown Owl, Brenda
Burkholder and Black Owl, Mary
Lou Stewart. Guide leader Pam
Gervais and Girl Guide Tina
Burkholder were on hand to
welcome the girls flying up and
invite them to Guides.
Kathryn Jankowski, Margaret-
Ann Stewart, Amanda Howson,
Tara Wilson, Jenny McDonald and
Kim Lee received their Wings.
Tabatha Thompson, Erin Roulston
and Michelle Clark received their
Golden Ladder Bar.
Leanne Haggitt, Pamela
Schneider, Shawna Stryker and
Stephanie McDonnell received
their Golden Bar.
Badges earned over the past
year are: Kathryn Jankowski,
Singer, Hostess, Canada, Friend
to Birds, Pet Keeper; Margaret-
Ann Stewart, Cyclist, Collector,
Canada, Signaller, Friend to Birds,
World Friendship; Tara Wilson,
Cyclist, Crafts, Pet Keeper, Can
ada, Neighbour, Friend to Birds;
Jenny McDonnell, Crafts, Skater,
Canada, Signaller, Friend to Birds;
Amanda Howson, Cyclist, Crafts,
Bannock Maker, Canada, Friend to
Birds; Kim Lee, Cyclist, Crafts,
Writer, Canada, Skater, Friend to
Birds; Michelle Clark, Artist,
Crafts, Baker, Canada, Hostess,
Collector, Skater, Signaller,
David Sparling wins
in provincial debating
Friend to Birds; Erin Roulston,
Crafts, Canada, Hostess, Skater,
Signaller, Friend to Birds; Tabatha
Thompson, Singer, Canada,
Friend to Birds; Pamela Schnei
der, Baker, Canada, Crafts, Pup
peteer, Singer, Signaller, Friend to
Birds; Stephanie McDonnell, Sin
ger, Skater, Canada, Signaller,
Friend to Birds; Leanne Haggitt,
Singer, Canada, Musician, Hos
tess, Signaller, FriendtoBirds;
Shawna Stryker, Singer, Canada.
The last regular Brownie meet-
ingis May 18 when the girls will
have a picnic and visit the
Gingerbread Doll Museum in
Wroxeter. A weekend camping
trip at Camp Keewaydin June
10-12 will wrap-up the Brownie
year.
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David Sparling, a Blyth resident
and student at Central Huron
Secondary School, represented his
school and the London Region at
the 17th Annual Provincial Debat
ing Seminars in Toronto, May 6, 7,
and 8.
At the tournament David tied for
one of two trophies presented to
English speaking debaters. He
was co-winner of the John Bigham
Award which was presented to the
debater who ‘ ‘best exemplifies the
spirit of the Provincial Seminar.”
David qualified for the expense-
paid weekend in Toronto by
placing second in London regional
qualifying debates. The first place
winner in that tournament, a
student at Catholic Central Secon
dary School, also placed first in the
provincial tournament.
The tournament in Toronto
involved three rounds of debate
among 53 debaters. Public, separ
ate and private school students
from across the province partici
pated in the debates which were
held at Branksome Hall, a Toronto
private school.
The tournament is sponsored
each year by the Ontario Student
Debating Union. The honorary
patron of the tournament is the
Honourable Lincoln Alexander,
Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
David Sparling is a founding
member of the Central Huron
Secondary School Debating Socie
ty. This is the firstyear that Central
Huron has been involved in
competitive debate. David will be
attending the University of Wes
tern Ontario in the fall.
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