HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-03-01, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1989. PAGE 3.
The race is on as members of the Blyth Cubs try out their Kub Kars for the
first time on the track Wednesday night. The Cubs will go on to compete in the
Huron District KubKar rally in Goderich on Saturday.
Lions hold successful euchre
The Blyth Lions Club held their
regular meeting at the Blyth Me
morial Hall on Thursday, Feb. 23.
Twenty-four Lions and one guest
were in attendance. Andy Lubbers
was initiated into the club. He was
sponsored by Lion Paul Kerr. The
Lions members packed envelopes
for the Easter Seal Campaign.
The Lions Euchre Tournament
Blyth.
People
Best wishes for a speedy re
covery are extended to Evalena
Webster and Doreen McGee who
have been patients for several
weeks in Wingham hospital. Their
many friends hope to have them
both home soon.
Several Blyth families have en
joyed a change of scenery through
travel this winter. In early Febru
ary Don and Lenore Scrimgeour
enjoyed a well-earned one week
vacation in the Dominican Repub
lic. Last week Robbie and Carol
Lawrie returned from a week’s
holiday in the same locality, and
back from an extended holiday in
Florida are Fred and Mary Howson
and Grant and Pat Sparling. They
enjoyed ideal weather conditions
during their entire stay.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hesselwood
visited recently with Mr. Randy
McVittie in Toronto and Mr. and
Mrs. Doug McVittie and family in
Burlington.
held on Saturday, Feb. 18 was
quite successful. Twenty-nine
tables participated. Kevin and
Karen Coultes were the overall
winners. Money raised from this
event will be used for community
projects. Another euchre is plann
ed for April with proceeds going
towards the Sunshine Foundation.
The Lions have made the follow-
The weekly Euchre at Blyth
Memorial Hall Feb. 20 saw 13
tables in play. Nora Kelly and Ted
Fothergill had the high scores
while Ida Procter and Len Shob-
brook had the low scores. Ruth
Dougherty and Harry Crich had the
most lone hands and Janie McEw-
ing won the special prize.
At the Lost Heir party on
Wednesday night Feme Howatt
and Edythe Giousher had the high
scores, Ella Richmond and Harry
Crich had the low scores. Feme
Howatt was on the lucky chair.
There were six tables in play.
ing donations: Lions Multiple Dis
trict ‘A’ Effective Speaking, $25;
Canine Vision Canada, $200; Lions
Clubs International Foundation,
$100; Camp Dorset, $50; and Lake
Jo - Camp for the Blind, $50.
The winners of the Lions Satur
day night hockey draws are: Feb.
11, Pat Shaw; Feb. 18, Harold
Knox.
Students between the ages of 16
to 20 who are interested in the
Lions Youth Exchange Programme
for this summer should contact
Chairman Gordon Jenkins imme
diately.
The Lions 18th annual Little Lion
Novice Hockey Tournament will be
held Saturday, March 25 and
Sunday, March 26 at the Blyth
Arena. The first annual Service
Club night will be hosted by the
Blyth Lions on March 29 at the
Blyth and District Community Cen
tre. Guest speakers is Dave Murtha
from Listowel.
The next meeting of the Blyth
Lions Club will be on Thursday,
March 9.
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Feb. 24 - March 13
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