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Property on the north side of Dinsley Street to the north end of the
Village may water on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Property on tho south side of Dinsley Street to the south end of the
Village may water on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Only evening watering permitted.
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Dorothy and Laurie Scott cele
brated their 50th Wedding Anni
versary with an Open House at
their home in Blyth on June 12.
Guests were in attendance from
as far away as Ottawa, Midland,
Oakville, London and Markdale as
well as Blyth and surrounding
area. The bride of 50 years ago is
thedaughterofthe late Mr. and
Mrs. John Caldwell and was born
and raised in East Wawanosh
Township. The groom is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. James Scott
and was born and raised in Morris
Township.
They were married on June 15,
1938. Their attendants were Ella
Carter of Blyth and Ralph Caldwell
of RR 3, Blyth. They lived on the
home farm in Morris Township for
the first 38 years of their married
lives.
They had two boys, Robert of RR
1, Auburn and Donald of Auburn.
They also raised a niece, Mrs. Paul
Gross (the former Carol Govier) of
Blyth.
The Scotts moved to their
present home in Blyth in 1976.
They have eight grandchildren and
one great-grandson.
A dinner was held in their honor
on Saturday, June 18, followedby a
short program. Among the many
guestspresentwasMrs. Archie
Scott, sister-in-law of the couple
and her daughter and husband of
Toronto.
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tel
Contact:
Mrs. Pat Brigham
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Dorothy and Laurie Scott of Blyth celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary with an Open House for friends and family at their home
on June 12, then followed up the occasion with a family dinner on June
19. The couple farmed in Morris Twp. from the time of their marriage
in 1938 until they moved to Blyth in 1976.
Blyth Brownies hold
campout at lake
The 1st Blyth Brownie Pack
spent a weekend at Camp Keeway-
din June 10-12.
The girls and leaders made grass
skirts and leis Friday evening, then
travelled to Mexico Saturday
morning (an imaginary trip) where
they explored and found buried
treasure. The excitement of break
ing a pinata and songs and skits at
campfire ended the day.
Sunday morning was more
songsandGuidesOwnand then
time for home. The program was
lead by Brown Owl Brenda Burk
holder, andBlackOwlMaryLou
Stewart. Brown Owl’s niece
Angela Rennick from Monkton
assistedthe leaders, along with
cooks, Blue Owl Carol McDonnell
and Honey Owl Dorothy Schnei
der.
Everyone enjoyed a fun week
end and the girls earned their
Holiday, Explorer and Outdoor
Adventure Badges.
Harve McCallum took part in a
lawn bowling tournament on the
weekend. On Saturday, in Wing
ham, he placed second with his
partner, Jane Treleaven from
Lucknow and on Sunday in Mit
chell he placed first with his
partner, Mary Higgins from Mit
chell.
Mrs. Fred Yungblut and
daughter Marie of Woodstock
visited on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Longman and
George.
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