HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-12-07, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1988. PAGE 3.
Blyth Legion welcomes
7 new members
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Blyth Branch420, Royal Canadian
Legion decided at its December
meeting to donate $200 to the Huron
Day Centre for the Homebound.
ANGELA NETHERY
Angela Nethery graduated from the
Executive Secretarial program at
Westervelt Business School in Lon
don at ceremonies held on Novem
ber 25. The 21-year-old daughter of
Alex and Jean Nethery of RR 4,
Brussels received an award for the
highest overall average in her
course. She is presently employed
by Royal Homes in Wingham.
Zone commander, Steve Ma
guire, and Deputy Zone Commander
John MacDonald welcomed seven
new members inducted at the
meeting. Presented with their pin
and bylaws were Colleen Bell, Lorna
Vincent, Al Willie, Donna Walsh,
Dianna Willie, Helen Lapp and
Debbie Ansley.
The winners of the Remembrance
Day posters were announced along
with the winners in the essay and
poetry contests. Jason Elliott, Greg
McClinchey and Melissa Kerr were
winners in the intermediate poster
division. April Bromley, Marie
Cronyn and Kimberly Richmond
won the.junior division.
Essay winners were Rhonda
Howatt, Stephanie Lentz and John
Ramirez, intermediate, Jennifer
Szusz, Andrea Postma and Charlene
Hulzebos, junior.
Poetry winners were Billy-Jim
Scott and Josh Yanchus in the
intermediate division and Mike
Luna, Abigail Ramirez and Kendra
Willie in the Junior division.
Legion president John Battye
conducted a leadership seminar
prior to closing the meeting.
The early bird membership draw
was won by Anne Marie Hillis.
YOU ARE THEWINNER
AT WILLIE'S WITH THAT EXTRA
5% OFF YOUR GROCERY ORDER OF
$50 OR MORE (EXCLUDING CIGARETTES) '
PLUS SPECIALS OFTHE WEEK&IN-STORESAVINGS
CHAPMAN’S
ICE CREAM
2 LITRE PKG.
1.59
6 Brownies enrolled in Blyth Pack
Six Tweenies, Leanne Bell, Ash
ley Howson, Jennifer Jackson,
Amanda Kennedy, Skye Lantinga
and Courtney Rutledge were enroll
ed as Brownies at the Annual
Enrolment night, December 1, 1988
by Radar District Commissioner,
Janet Cameron.
Along with their pins and six
emblems the girls also received their
Neighbour Badges.
Also receiving badges were Mi-
Blyth Wl
celebrates
Christmas
The Blyth Women’s Institute met
on Thursday, Dec. 1 in Memorial
Hall at 6:30 p.m. for a dinner
meeting.
After dinner Vera Badley and
Anne Mclnnes presented their
meeting on Education and Cultural
activities. Vera Badley read a poem
“The Words of Christmas’’. Anne
Mclnnes gave a paper on Christmas
in other lands, describing the
traditions, the foods eaten at
Christmas, their religious practices,
of twenty-six different countries.
The first Christmas tree originat
ed in Germany. Vera Badley closed
the meeting with a poem Christmas
Prayer.
chele Clark, Neighbour Badge;
Leanne Haggitt, Jester and Neigh
bour Badges; Erin Roulston, Neigh
bour Badge; Pamela Schneider,
Neighbour, Team Sport and Singer
Badges; Shawna Stryker, Neigh
bour Badge and Tabatha Thompson,
Writer, Baker, Hostess and Neigh
bour Badges.
Susan Haggitt (Bashful Owl) was
enrolled as a Brownie Guider
following the Brownie ceremony.
Plansforthe Christmas season
include Carolling, Gift Exchange
and Party on Wednesday, December
7, 1988.
Blyth.
People
Lost Heir will be played on
December 7 at Blyth Hall for the last
time this year. It will resume on
January 4.
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