HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-09-09, Page 3Mary W alden of Bly th, was one of the first patients to see Dr. J. Keith Hay on Tuesday, the day the doctor’s
new office on Blyth’s main street opened for business. Dr. Hay’s office will be open in Blyth Monday
mornings, as well as Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, while he will continue to keep his Clinton office
open five half-days a week, as he has for the past two years. Dr. Hay’s receptionist may be reached by
calling 523-4794 during regular working hours five days a week.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1987. PAGE 3.
Blyth Inn team
wins championship
People
Coffee Break and Story Hour will
start again on September 30.
Coffee Break is an interdenom
inational Bible Study. Everyone
can participate for fellowship and
Bible study. Preschoolers are able
to go to Story Hour at the Blyth CRC
while the mothers and ladies have
their study at the Blyth United
Church. The group meets Wednes-
day at 10a.m. sharp until 11:30
a.m.Comejoin us for coffee and
fellowship.
Local secondary school gradu-*
ates going away to universities and
colleges for the first time this week
include Todd Van Vliet, Jeff Sippel
and Krista Walden, all to Sir
Wilfred Laurier University in
Kitchener; Colleen Giousher to
Welland College in St. Catherines;
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
BRANCH 420 BLYTH
AND
LADIES AUXILIARY
wish to invite you to
Open House
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1987
2-4 P.M.
8-9:30 P.M.
AT THE LEGION HOME ON DINSLEY STREET
TO COMMEMORATE LEGION WEEK
SEPTEMBER 13th - 19th , 1987
Anne Deichert to Conestoga Col
lege of Applied Arts and Technolo
gy, Nursing Division, in Stratford;
and Richard Snell, to Nene College
in Northampton, England.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Smith
Registration for Brownies and
Girl Guides in Blyth will take place
at Bly th Public School on Thurs
day, September 10 from 7 to 8 p.m.
and Sari of Mississauga visited on
Sunday with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Smith.
Keith, Jill, Jennifer, Craig and
Erin Roulston spent the weekend
at the cottage of Jim and Marjorie
Grant on Lake Kashagawigamog
near Haliburton. Christina return
ed home with them after having
spent the summer working at
Chateau Woodland.
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB
presents
THE MUSIC OF YOUR LIFE
cucth the 'Bc(j 'Rand ioccttdi
Professional Photography
in the Blyth-Brussels area
•Weddings •Portraits
•Family Gatherings
Walden Photo 523-9212
Westfield, 5 mi. NW of Blyth
The Blyth Inn Slopitch team
competed in the Winthrop tourna
ment on Labour Day weekend and
pulled off four straight wins to
capture the “A” championship for
the second year in a row.
On Friday night Blyth met the
Benmiller Cornhuskers and
squeaked out a 7-6 victory to
advance in the “A” round.
The next game was against a
tough squad from Shipka. It was a
defensive battle all the way until
late in the game, with Blyth losing 2
-1 going into the sixth inning. The
bottom of the Blyth Batting order
strung together a bunch of singles
to score 5 runs, then scored two
Blyth 1/1/7 hears
Angela
Nethery
The Blyth Women’s Institute
met on Thursday, September 3 in
the Blyth United Church.
Jean Nethery gave the report of
the 90th Anniversary of the
founding of the Women’s Institute
held at North Bay.
Angela Nethery, Huron County
Dairy Princess was guest speaker.
Angela told of some of the events
she has attended during the past
year, also she has been guest
speaker at eight different Insti
tutes.
The dairy farmer is a hard
working man, she said. However,
some day in the future our modern
milking parlours may be run by
computers and robots. As Osteo
porosis is a disease many older
people suffer from, it is very
importantfor us to consume plenty
of calcium. This is found in milk
and some green leafy vegetables.
Angela then read, “The Ten
Commandments for farm wives.’’
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B.M. & G. Community Centre
September 19
9 to 1 P.M.
$15.00 I Couple or $8.00 I Person
Lunch included. Tickets available from Lions Club members
Held under theauthority of Special Occasion Permit
more runs to defeat Shipka 8-2 and
advance to the semi-finals against
the Creditor Grey-Jays.
In the semi-final, a four-run
outburst in the third inning,
highlighted by a three-run homer
by Steve Howson was all Blyth
neededtoedgeCrediton4-3in a
well-played match.
The championship game had the
Blyth Inn matched against Listow-
el. Al Dekker hit a mammoth
three-run homer in the first iiining
as Blyth scored four runs and
coasted to a 7-1 victory to claim first
place in the sixteen team tourna
ment.
NONKES-HANNA
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Hanna Sr., Auburn and Mr.
and Mrs. John Nonkes,
Blyth are pleased to ann
ounce the forthcoming marr-
iageof their children, Di
anne Elizabeth Mae to Gary
Alexander. The wedding
will take place on Saturday,
September 19, 1987, 5:00
p.m., Blyth Christian Re
formed Church. Reception
to follow Blyth Community
Centre.
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