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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1989. PAGE 3.
NOTICE
To Village of
Blyth Residents
3rd Installment of Taxes
DUE: Septembers, 1989
Helen R. Grubb
Tax Collector
NOTICE
RESIDENTS OF THE
VILLAGE OF BLYTH
I, Albert A. Wasson, Reeve of the Village of Blyth do
hereby proclaim the week of September 17th to
September 23rd to be Legion Week.
Playwright Robert Clinton had two special fans on hand to seek his autograph when his newly
published edition of “Mailorder Bride’’ was launched at the Bly th Book Store August 29. Irene and
Leslie Clin ton of Saskatoon were on hand to be among the first in line to get their son’s autograph. The
play opened for its second season at Blyth Wednesday before going on tour across Ontario.
Albert A. Wasson
Reeve
Scout group makes plans
1st Blyth Group Committee Exe
cutive met on Monday, August 28
at the home of Trish Thomson.
Registration night for Beavers,
Cubs, and Scouts was discussed. It
will be Monday, Sept. 11, 7 - 8:00
in the Blyth Public School gym.
Leaders and both sponsor repre
sentatives from the Lions and
Legion will be in attendance to
answer any questions from par
ents. It was decided that any family
who could not afford the registra
tion fee of $25 and/or the weekly
dues of 50 cents could be sponsored
by an individual, business, group
or church. Anyone wishing to
sponsor a boy in the Blyth Scouting
program should contact Trish
Thomson, 523-9723 or this year’s
Chaplin, Dave Snihur, 523-4477.
Training programs for leaders
and group committee executive
were outlined. A tentative calendar
Continued on page 6
Blyth.
People
Jack and Shirley Johnson of
London visited on the weekend
with Shirley’s parents, Gene and
Alvin Snell and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bush of
Toronto spent a weekend recently
with Lloyd and Mary Walden, and
attended the Westfield Church’s
100th anniversary. Bill helped out
in the morning~with the music by
rendering a solo.
A social evening was enjoyed by
all on August 19 at the home of
Randy and Lorna Fraser in honor of
Randy’s parents, Don and Melva.
Several games of cards were
enjoyed by the guests. After cards,
Kathy Fraser said grace and lunch
was served by Eilene Johnson and
Blair and Joe Fraser.
Don and Melva were married 35
years on September 4. Close
friends present were Jim and
Leonna Armstrong, Clarence and
Marie McCutcheon, Ken and Lois
Moore, Wallace and Jean Bell and
Doug and Jean Evans.
BLYTH MINOR HOCKEY & RINGETTE
REGISTRATION
& MEETING
THURS. SEPT. 7/89 AT 7 P.M.
AT
The Blyth & District Community Centre
Please attend because meeting is to discuss and set rates.
Blyth Community
HOCKEY SCHOOL
REGISTRATION
Tues. Sept. 12/89 at the Blyth Arena
Registration 7-9 p.m.
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