HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-05-27, Page 3Ann Klungeli, of the Ontario Association for the Mentally Retarded
presented Kay Hesselwood of the Triple K Restaurant, Blyth, with a
community-service award for her participation in an employment
program for mentally-handicapped adults. - photo by Wingham
Advance-Times.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1987. PAG.
Students clean town
People
Lawn bowling has begun again
at the bowling green in Blyth.
Action takes place every Monday
and Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m.
and new bowlers are welcome to
come out and join up.
Mr. and Mrs. Jakob Bietz of
Goderich visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Snell on Saturday.
The annual Decoration Day
Service at the Blyth Union Ceme
tery will be held by the Blyth
Branch of the Royal Canadian
Legion on June 14 at 2 p.m.
A euchre party was held at the
Blyth Legion Saturday night,
sponsored by the Diamond Jubilee
Committee of the Royal Canadian
Legion and Ladies Auxiliary,
Branch 420. June Fothergill had
thehighscorefor theladies and
CliffHoegyforthemen. Shirley
Giousher and Edythe Giousher
(playing as man) had the low
scores. Ruth Doherty and Ross
Brighton had the most lone hands.
Fred Hunter won the door prize
and Ruth Doherty won a grocery
basket.
Marie Toll, RR 3, Blyth had an
unfortunate accident at a London
shopping mall Thursday and suff
ered a broken knee cap. After
undergoing surgery in St. Joseph’s
Hospital on Friday she was kept in
hospital for observation. She’s
expected to be allowed home this
weekend.
PITCH IN DAY
by Chrystal Cucksey
Although it looked as if the
students of Blyth Public School
were on the loose in the village last
Tuesday afternoon, they were
actually working very hard to
improve the environment. They
were involved in a Pitch-In cam
paign sponsored by the Ontario
Federation of Anglers and Hun
ters, and Sunoco Inc. The sponsors
provided the large plastic bags and
Mrs. Kolkman divided the town
into sections. Each section was
assigned to a particular grade.
When the event was over, 582 lb.
of garbage had been gathered by
students and teachers.
ROBERT MUNSCH DRAMA
by Stephanie Lentz
On May 13,14 and 15, Stephanie
Lentz, Amber Gelwicks and Jason
Elliott were involved in a Drama
Workshop at Clinton Public
School. Twenty-five students from
Huron Centennial, Clinton P.S.,
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Seaforth, Hullett Central, Vana-
stra and Blyth participated. The
kids each had a teacher come from
their own school to “help out’’.
The instructor Mr. Warren
Robinson, Drama Consultant for
the Huron Board, introduced the
book of Robert Munsch, (a very
famous children’s author) to the
group. In the end the children
presented a 45-minute show com
bining five of the Robert Munsch
books along with the new acting
techniques that they learned dur
ing the workshop.
The presentation was seen by
the students of three of the schools
visitors. Refreshments will be
served. All seniors are welcome,
involved. The play was video
taped and will be shown at the
other schools next month.
SENIORS ARE INVITED
by Kelly Cook
The month of June has been
declared Senior Citizen Month. In
celebration of Senior Citizen
Month, the students at Blyth P.S.
Offer expires June 3, 1987
Bring in this ad for
15%■ U OFF ALL
SHOES and
PURSES
Photo Mon. & Sat. 9:30-5 p.m.
by Tues., Wed., AThurs.,
Marcon 9:30a.m. to5:30p.m.
Studio Fri.9:30a.m. to9p.m.
The Citizen is pleased toannounce the appointment of
Karen Koestler as a part-time advertising representa
tive. Karen will be working specially on the Souvenir
Edition of The Citizen for the Brussels 115th
Homecoming.
Karen has considerable experience in advertising
having worked for three years with the Leamington
Shopper and one year for Signal-Star Publishing.
Presentlysheandherhusband Rob ownand manage their
own fish restaurantand fish processing plant in Goderich.
Karen is looking forward to meeting area advertisers
and looking after all their advertising needs.
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are inviting the senior citizens oi
the area to the school gym on
Thursday, June 4 at 9:30 a.m. The
students will provide musical
entertainment and then will share
their student-made books with the
THE YUKKIES
Please put them
in their place
JOIN US!
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IT’S BUSINESS
AS USUAL
at the Blyth
YES! ...that's right we're
OPENING OUR DOORS
MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1987
Queen St. N. Blyth