HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-10-12, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1988. PAGE 3.
It was cause for more than one double-take as Blyth’s Lois van Vliet and
her slepder friend strolled down the main street recently. Mrs. van
Vliet was decorating her store, The Saga, for Halloween, which is just
around the comer.
Blyth
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People
Mrs. Clara Rinn entertained, at
dinner last Sunday, family mem
bers: daughter Marjorie Rock and
husband Keith and their two
grandchildren of Egmondville;
daughter Edith Rock of Monkton,
and son John Rinn and family of
Blyth.
Dinner guests last Sunday of
Bert and Flora Fear were their son
Bill and Darlene and their children
Leanne and Daniel of Wroxeter.
Gary Manning of Toronto spent
Thanksgiving weekendwith his
parents, Bill and Thelma Mann
ing.
Terry Madill and family of
Georgetown, joined his sisters
Cheryl and Cathy and their
families for Thanksgiving dinner
last Sunday at thehome of their
mother, Alma Madill.
Guests of Melda McElroy on
Thanksgiving day were former
neighbours, Rev. Ted and Jayne
Hoogsteen of Brantford.
Five Blyth-area people returned
last week from a three-week visit to
the British Isles visiting England,
Ireland, Wales and Scotland along
the way.
Mary and Lloyd Walden and
Feme and Harve McDowell of
Blyth and Erma Cook of RR 1,
Belgrave along with Phyllis Boak of
Lucknow took part in the tour.
After three days in London they set
off on a 17-day coach tour of the
islands blessed with remarkably
good weather for that time of the
year.
They headed southwest to Ply
mouth where they saw the moors
and cliffs and the ancient cobble
stone streets, then went to Lands
End, the farthest west point of
England, then through Wales
which they really enjoyed and off
by ferry to Ireland. They travelled
back to Scotland including a visit to
the Isle of Skye where they saw an
old, thatched roof cottage.
Through Ireland and Scotland
the fields were surrounded by
stone fences or untrimmed hedges
with plenty of sheep pasturing.
Continued on page 18
THE REGULAR MONTHLY
BLYTH COUNCIL MEETING OF
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11th
HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1988
AT 7:30 P.M.
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