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UCW Cookbook dedicated
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Blyth s 1985 Citizen of the Year, Evalena Webster, centre, was honoured Saturday as the Blyth United
Church Women’s new cookbook was dedicated to her. Presenting the first copy of “Chez Evalena’’ to
Mrs. Webster were UCW president Susan Howson and Reverend Lorenzo Ramirez. The ceremony was
the highlight of the group’s highly successful Harvest Bonanza.
SATURDAY, 0CT0BER31/87
7 A.M. T09A.M. ONLY
Reg. 2.19 lb
4 83 Kg
SALE 1.39 lb. 3.06 Kg
DANISH
Reg. 4.39 lb.
9.68 Kg
SALE 3.39 lb.
7.49 Kg.
11 Albert St.
CLINTON 482-3478
We reserve
the right to
limit quantities.
2 HOUR HAUNTING SALE!
Closed from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Halloween Supplies available [Oct. 31 only]
Blyth U.C.W. have just com
pleted another successful Harvest
Bonanza.
Many people took advantage of
the bargains at the used clothing
sale on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. A 4 p.m. Madness Sale on
Friday saw even more bargains.
Larry and Barbara Walsh,
Howard and Valerie McKay enter
tained relatives at the home of
Larry and Barbara on Sunday, Oct.
25, in honour of their mother Mary
Holland’s 80th birthday. Supper
was enjoyed at The Blyth Inn.
Suzanne and Al Thompson and
boys and Jenny and Anton Pass-
chier met at the home of Feme and
Harvey McDowell on Thursday
evening to say goodbye to the
Thompsons who leave for their new
home at RR 3, Creemore on the
weekend. A piece of pottery from
the Pottery Shop in Blyth was
presented to them and their
neighbours wished them much
success and happiness in their new
location. Neighbours will miss the
Thompsons from the west end of
Dinsley Street.
Head
Phone Kaye Ducharme Phone Crystal Devlin
BLYTH 120 QUEEN ST.N. 523-4820
Clothes that were not sold will be
given to Goodwill Industries,
London.
Despite the pouring rain, a good
turnout enjoyed the popular bazaar
on Saturday. An extra large variety
of baking pleased all the buyers.
Once again Mary Hoonard’s cream
puffs proved to be a big success and
as a result the Tea Table realized a
Blyth Lions Club
new members
The Blyth Lions Club held its
regular meeting on Thursday, Oct.
22 at the Memorial Hall. Deputy
District Governor Dennis Flavell
from the Kincardine Lions Club
made his official visit and present
ed 18 Blyth Lions with their 1986-87
perfect attendance pins. Lion Doug
Howson received his 15-year per
fect attendance award. Three new
members were initiated in to the
club. Tom Cronin, Neil Elliott and
Dave McLellan were welcomed by
Blyth Lions.
At the Oct. 8 meeting, District
A9 Governor Tom O’Shea from the
Meaford Lions Club made his
official visit to the Blyth Lions. Lion
Gerald Kerr was presented with
the membership Key Award for
sponsoring two new Lions into the
Blyth Lions Club.
The Lions annual Halloween
Stylette
Hair Designe
Toe Skin Care
•manicures
•pedicures
•facials
•full body waxing
•make-up
•ear piercing
Bridal Parties
Welcome
Eveningappointments
available
OPENINGWAXING
SPECIAL
substantial increase.
The Silent Auction items created
a lot of interest - especially Grace
Poore’s pickles. After searching
through the can full of bids, the top
bidder of $42 was awarded the
pickles.
Avery special eventtook place at
the beginning of the bazaar. A
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initiates
Dance was held Friday, Oct. 23 at
the Blyth and District Community
Centre. All money raised from this
dance will be used for the projects
of the Blyth Lions Club or the
activities of Lions Clubs Interna
tional.
The Blyth Lions are again
sponsoring Beginners Skating at
the Blyth arena on Tuesday
evenings from 6:30 - 7:30. All
children who are learning to skate
are welcome to attend.
The next meeting of the Blyth
Lions will be their annual autumn
Ladies night on Thursday, Nov. 12.
Pre
Christmas Sale
ALL WICKER & RATTAN ON SALE in
the upper level at WICKER WONDER
LAND from OCT. 28TH TILL NOV.
15TH.
Bev & Marilyn would like to remind you
there are ONLY 49 SHOPPING DAYS
TILL CHRISTMAS.
Wicker
Wonderland
a division of
“Christmas
& Countr ”
NOTICE
TO THE RESIDENTS OF
THE VILLAGE OF BLYTH
AND HULLETT TOWNSHIP
All garbage to the Blyth-Hullett Landfill Site must be
sorted into two categories:
ONE: NON-BURNABLE ITEMS [SUCH AS GLASS,
TIN CANS, VEGETABLE WASTE, ETC.]
TWO: BURNABLE ITEMS [SUCH AS CARDBOARD,
PAPER, WOOD, LEAVES],
Fence wire not accepted
LANDFILL SITE COMMITTEE
During ywti
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