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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1989-03-22, Page 42These six youngsters were the winners of the Poster Contest sponsored by the Blyth Library and the Festival. They were selected from 83 entries and each won a ticket to the Green Thumb presentation last Saturday at the Festival. Back row, Rebecca Morrison; second row, from left, Justin Howatt and April Van Amersfoort; front, Gavin Van Camp, Ryan Montgomery and Allan Gibbons. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1989. PAGE 3. Blyth 4-H dub meets On Wednesday, March 1 Blyth I held their second meeting. Members opened the meeting with the 4H Pledge and read the minutes from the last meeting. Two new members joined: Maridale Bromley and Donna Giousher. The members decided on The Blyth Sheepshearers as their name. Members were given options for the achievement program. These were: A trip to Milton, a multi-club tour or to have skits and exhibits. They chose the trip to Milton. They closed the meeting with the 4H motto. The next meeting will be held on March 8 at 7 p.m. at the home of Sheron Stadelmann. 13 tables at weekly Blyth euchre Margaret Anderson and Cliff Hoegy had the high scores when the weekly Euchre party was held at Blyth Memorial Hall March 13. Jane McEwing and John McEw- ing had the low scores. Vietta Hoggarth and Allan Shaddick had the most lone hands. Mildred McNall won the special prize. There were 13 tables in play. On March 6, Kay Konarski and Blyth. People Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence and family visited Friday night with Bert and Dorothy Daer and Satur day morning went to Brussels to the Brussels Optimist hockey tour nament where Marty’s team from Dresden were playing. Wilfred Shortreed had the high scores among the 12 tables of players. Elva Brown and Clara Rinn had the low scores. Alberta Stevens and Len Shobbrook had the most lone hands. The special prize was won by Don Buchanan. Ella Richmond, Lloyd Walden lead Lost Heir Ella Richmond and Lloyd Wal den had the high scores at the Lost Heir card party at Blyth Memorial Hall on March 15. There were five tables of players present. Margaret Nesbit and Jim Bent ley had the low scores. Charlie Smith won the special prize. There were six tables in action at the March 8 Lost Heir card party. Alma Madill and Edgar Howatt had the high scores while Feme Howatt and Harry Crich had the low scores. NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE of the Village of Blyth SORTING OF GARBAGE Thank You to those who are participating in sorting their garbage. We, as your Council, ask that all Blyth Residents and Business People co-operate in sorting theirgarbagepriorto delivery to the Landfill Site. Sorting allows for an extended length of time to the expectancy of the burying trench. We ask that all Blyth Residents and Business People sort their garbage into the following categories: 1. Non Burnable Items - such as glass, tin cans, household vegetable waste, plastics etc. 2. Burnable items-such as cardboard, paper, wood, leaves [this to be identified with red sticker) 3. Metal - no fence wire accepted. 4. Wood or Wood products. All garbage must be bagged or contained. No chemical or hazardous waste - No pesticide or herbicide containers will be accepted. Village of Blyth Council. IT’S TAX TIME Computerized Tax Returns Personal [done while you wait] from $25 Farm [72hourturnaround] from $300 DAVIES ACCOUNTING SERVICES 887-6912 Cf We're proud to announce our EASTER COLOURING CONTEST WINNERS Winners are, back row: over 10 category runner-up, Lorie Ann Blackof RR5, Brussels and her sister, Susie who won first prize in the under-10 group. Front row: Sarah See ger of RR 3, Auburn, runner-up for five- and-under and first place winner Sherri Robinson of Belgrave. Absent were Tina Hoonaard of RR 3, Walton over-10, first- place winner and under-10 runner-up, Courtnee Chambers of Wingham. iliciiiL'nibiT HHii'n... Blyth 523-9554 SAVINGS BASED ON SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES - WHILE SUPPLIES LAST & END MARCH 25/89 STOREHOURS:MON.-SAT.9-6;FRL9-9 IN-TOWNDELIVERIES523-9332[NOSAT. DELIVERY] PRODUCE FEATURES CELERY STALKS .69 ea HEAD LETTUCE .89 ea. PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. #1 —VINE TOMATOES .99LB ORANGES CABBAGE IDA RED APPLES 1 AQ3 LB. BAG 1 1 .29 DOZ. .79 HEAD QUALITY MEATS J.M. SCHNEIDER’S SIDE BACON 500 G. PKG.________ BRUCE PACKERS DELI CUT Q QO SUMMER SAUSAGE BRUCE PACKERS HEAD CHEESE 1.99 1.49 LB SCHNEIDER’S FROZENYOUNG TURKEYS 1.49 15 LB. AVG.LB. THIS WEEK’S GROCERY SAVINGS FROM WILLIE’S LEWIS WHITE BREAD eq 675 G. LOAF aVV CHAPMAN’S ICE CREAM 4 LITRE PAIL CHAPMAN’S ICE CREAM 2 LITRE CARTON _1.69 PEPPRIDGE FARM LAYER CAKES d nn 369 G. CHOC. & 1 MMVANILLA 1 CANADA CORN STARCH 7q 500 G. ■ / W SAVE $1.00 ON BICK’S SWEET MIX, POLSKI OR DILL PICKLES ™ 2.59 CAMPBELL’S VEGETABLE soup qq 10 oz. tin 2 FOR ■ GRANNY SMITH APPLE JUICE 119 48 OZ. GLASS ■ ■ ■ V SAVE $1.00 ON KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP o oq 1 LITRE O aZLw | MINUTE RICE ™ 700 G PKG 3.0“ CARNATION 228 G. INSTANT BREAKFAST 6 ENV. n IQ 3 VAR. PACK SAVES2.20ON MELITTA PREMIUM COFFEE 369 G pkq FINEOR O QQ EXTRA FINE .1/M NABISCO 100% 450 G. PANTRY SHELF —A BRAN CEREAL 1.49 SLICED MANGO i4oz ./9