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Former wardens from across southwestern Ontario had a reunion in Blyth for dinner and a night at the
Blyth Festival Saturday. The politicians were all wardens in 1986. They are: [front row, left to right] Carl
Davison, Essex; Karl Nevin, Middlesex; Leona Armstrong, Huron; Helen Smith, Oxford who is still
warden because of a three year term; John Gardhouse, Dufferin; Ron Denhom, Perth; Tony Stranak,
Kent; [back] Doug Thompson, Bruce; Milton Bridge, Wellington and Joe Dedecker, Lambton.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1988. PAGE 3.
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NOTICE
TO BLYTH-fiESIDENTS
The Village of Blyth Jias jn force By-Law 12-1985 allowing the
registration of dogs, payment and collection of a license fee,
the regulation of dogs running at large in the Village of Blyth
and the imposing of a penalty upon every person who
contravenes any provision of this by-law.
Residents are asked to restrict and/or contain dogs to their
property when noton a leash under the control of any person.
Village of Blyth Council.
Mrs. Ruby Philp visited in
Ottawa and Chesterville for the
past three weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Kathleen Meldrum and her
daughter and husband, Joan and
Bill Racine.
A bridal shower for bride-to-be
Karen Wright was held on July 15
at the home of Evelyn Popp and put
on by the groom-to-be’s sisters
Dianne Popp, Debra Roy and Betty
Holme. Karen and her sister Kim
Wright were escorted to decorated
chairs. Games were enjoyed and
many beautiful gifts were opened
and a delicious lunch was served.
Congratulations to Betty Popp
and Brian Holme who were
married on July 9 in the Anglican
Church of the Ephiphany on
Holborn Street, London.
Gordon and Catherine Caldwell,
Jean Woods and Edna McDonald
have returned from a trip to
Vancouver and Victoria and took in
the Calgary Stampede.
Fred and Mary Howson return
ed 10 days ago from St. John’s
Newfoundland, where they atten
ded a Gideon Conference, and in
connection with this, they enjoyed
several tours in that province.
Recent guests of Harold and
Adeline Campbell were their
daughter-in-law, Joan Campbell of
Truro, Nova Scotia; granddaugh
ter, CharleneCarpentier, Dart
mouth, N.S. and 14-month-old
great-grandson Matthew. Joan
spent most of the week with her
mother, Mrs. Harvey Johnston,
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Clinton. Charlene attended a
reunion celebration of the 10th
anniversary of her Central Huron
Secondary School’s graduation
class.
We are glad to report that Dick
Poore is able to return to his office
at the Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce, Brussels, tomorrow,
after a smooth convalescent period
following an appendectomy per
formed in Clinton hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. David Craig and
family are occupants of the Russel
Cook house, Morris St. South, for
the remainder of the theatre
season. David is busy putting last
minute touches to his script of
“Fires in the Night” which opens
July 27.
Mrs. Joan Watson has joined the
Post Office staff on a part-time
basis.
Irvin and Betty Bowes returned
last Sunday from an enjoyable
three-weektioliday at Miller Lake.
While there, they enjoyed enter
taining family members and
friends.
Harvey McDowell reports that
the lightning flashes during last
Saturday’s thunderstorm were the
most magnificent that he has seen.
He stepped outside at 3 a.m. to
gaze at the phenomenal beauty in
the sky and to capture it with
camera.
Mrs. Sadie Porter of Kircaldy,
Fyfe, Scotland, is spending a
six-week vacation with her sister,
Isobel and Art McClure and other
relatives. She surely will enjoy
fresh vegetables from the McClure
garden, luxuriant despite the
drought. Mrs. Porter is looking
forward to a visit from another
sister, Mrs. William Roselli and
husband of Bramalea, who will also
be guests of the McClures.
The Village of Blyth crew, with
one or two additional workmen,
have been laying new sidewalk on
the north side of Dinsley street
from Mill to almost Queen Street.
Now, gleaming white stretches of
new walk on both sides of the block
please not only our feet but our
eyes.
Other pleasant views win the
block are the miniature park with
its healthy three little trees and
well groomed shrubs, the newly
established grass boulevard, so so
green for this particular summer,
and just a few feet from it, the
artistically decorated house that
has been restored, and its interior,
with fashion shops, a place of
beauty too.
The family of Alvin and Gene
Snell gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Snell, RR 1,
Auburn on Sunday, July 17 to
honour Alvin on the occasion of his
70th birthday. Other family mem
bers present included Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Timpany and Dean of
Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Snell,
Kriss and Nikki of Blyth, and Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Shannon, Darryl,
Corey, Nathan and Devin of Blyth.
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NOTICE
TO BLYTH RESIDENTS
WATER RESTRICTION
Residents are asked to co-operate in the following manner:
Property on the north side of Dinsley Street to the north end
of the Village may water on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
Property on the south side of Dinsley Street to the south end
of the Village may water on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Watering permitted 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. [night only]
Blyth Water Commission wish to thank the residents who
have co-operated in conserving water.
Jim Howson, Chairman
Blyth Water Commission.
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