The Citizen, 1989-11-01, Page 3the weather following the
Who-dun-it ?
Anne Elliott, alias Sarah
All-Candidates’ Dinner in Blyth last Friday and Saturday night. Ms. Elliott portrayed the part of the
unfortunate victim in the staged murder. Next to her are Clinton Hospital administrator Dan Steyn,
who played her husband Peter, and author Alice Munro, who played Dr. Ursula Harcourt.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1989. PAGE 3.
Blyth, Brussels breakins
could be linked
Trueblood, appears to be a little under
Blyth Seniors host pot luck meal OUR ENTIRE SELECTION
About 30 Swinging Seniors sat
down to a pot luck dinner in the
Blyth Memorial Hall on October 25
at 12 noon.
After the dinner President John
Hesselwood chaired the meeting. It
opened with “O Canada” with Ella
Richmond at the piano. A very
enjoyable sing-song was led by
Vera Badley. ‘‘Happy Birthday”
was sung to three people with
birthdays in October: Mary Wal
den, Mary Holland and Ida Proctor.
The minutes were read and adopt
ed and the usual reports read. A
card was signed by the members to
send to Gordon McDowell who is
now residing in Huronview.
John thanked all who helped
with the Zone 8 meeting the
previous week and announced the
next meeting will be Nov. 22. It was
also decided to just have one
Blyth
Ella Richmond and Ted Mills had
the high scores at the Monday
night Euchre party at Blyth Mem
orial Hall October 23.
Marie Button and Ernie Brown
had the low scores. Roberta Simp
son and Hazel Reid had the most
lone hands. The special prize went
to Rena Watt. There were 14 tables
in play.
At the Lost Heir card party
October 25, Erma Cook and Millar
Richmond had the high scores.
Nora Kelly and Feme Howatt had
the low scores. The special prize
went to Mabel Riley.
There were eight tables of play
ers taking part.
NOTICE
RESIDENTS OF THE
VILLAGE OF BLYTH
Possible Hydro interruption in the village of Blyth
Sunday, November 5th, 1989
7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Confirmation on CKNX 920 Radio - Friday, November
3rd, 1989on Cable T.V.
Blyth Hydro Electric Commission
meeting in January on the usual
fourth Wednesday.
Euchre and Lost Heir were
played after the meeting. The
results were: Lost Heir - high lady,
Mary Walden; low lady, Mary
Holland; high man, Vera Hessel
wood (playing as a man); low man,
Harvey McDowell.
Euchre - high lady, Alberta
Stevens; high man, Bill Craig; low
lady, Ruby Phillip; low man, Luella
McGowan (playing as a man);
ladies’ lone hands, Lottie McLel-
land; men’s lone hands, Ida Proc
tor (playing as a man).
Blyth United
marks anniversary
NOTICE
RESIDENTS
VILLAGE OFBLYTH
LARGE ITEM PICK-UP
Saturday, November4th, 1989
No regular garbage please
Blyth United Church celebrated
its anniversary on Sunday, October
29 with guest speaker Mr. George
Cowan for both morning and
evening services.
The congregation, greeted by
Dorothy and Laurie Scott, enjoyed
several introductory duets by Mrs.
Phylis Boak at organ and Mrs.
Donna Walsh on piano. Rev.
Ramirez led in Call to Worship and
Prayer of Approach followed by an
anthem by the senior ladies choir
entitled ‘‘Cleanse Me”.
The children’s story, ‘Love,
That’s What It’s All About” was
told in word and song by Mr.
Cowan following which Bev Wal
den was in charge of Junior
Congregation. Janice Peters was in
charge of Nursery. As part of the
announcements a special congratu
latory letter was read from Rev.
Cecil Wittich, former minister and
his family extending best wishes to
the church on its anniversary.
Passing the offertory plates were
Faye and Erin Bolger, Randy
Fraser and Marie Toll. The service
choir sang a second anthem entitl-
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Wingham OPP suspect there is
some connection between the break
in at the Brussels Legion last week
and the one thaf occurred the same
evening at the Blyth Legion.
Blyth 4-H club
makes cookies
BY JILL JENKINS
The Blyth 4H meeting was held
at Jill Jenkin’s house on October
25.
Members started out going over
meeting one and filled in some
blanks. Then they made S’mores -
a cookie. They cooked them in the
microwave. They were made with
graham crackers, marshamllows
and chocolate bars. They were very
good and everyone enjoyed them.
The members did dishes and closed
the meeting.
A police spokesperson stated
that like the Brussels incident there
was nothing stolen and it appears
that the guitly parties broke into
the Blyth Legion and left.
OPP are investigating to see if
they can tie the two incidents
together.
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Poppy Chairman Don Albrechtas and Campaign Assistant Fran Cook would like to thank all who made the 1988
campaign the success it has been, final calculation indicate gross receipts approaching $1,961.94 earmarked for service to
Veterans and their families. A further $1687.05 was given throughout the year. As the 1989 campaign approaches it seems
appropriate to thank all who donated during the door to door canvass last November. A special thanks to the following
businesses and organizations for their continuing support:
Blyth Legion Br. 420 Lawrie Decorating
Blyth Ladies Auxiliary Br. 420 Walsh's Barber Shop
Blyth Masonic Lodge Christmas and Country
Blyth Lions Club Gore's Home Hardware
Blyth Christian Reformed Church Scrimgeour's Food Market
Blyth Public School Howson's Mills
Blyth Girl Guides, Brownies, Boy Scouts and Chauncey's
Pathfinders Dressing Room Only
Blyth Inn Blu-Mers
Blyth Mini Mart Wilson's Health and Gift Centre
Blyth Supermarket Elliott Insurance Ltd.
Blyth Festival Walsh's Corner Cafe
Blyth Printing L. Tasker
Blyth Variety Village Restaurant
Blyth Vet. Clinic Green Gallery
Blyth Construction Radford Auto Parts
Village of Blyth Al Finch - Dempster's Baked Goods
Bill McDougall Bulldozing Londesboro Public School
Dave Lee Car Oiling Londesboro Lions Club
Triple K Restaurant Londesboro Women's Institute
Montgomery Upholstery Londesboro Seed Plant
G. Radford Londesboro General Store
Sparling's Propane Ltd. Hullett Masonic Lodge
Knights of Columbus Hullett Township
Mortarcraft Masonary T. B. Allen
Jim Anderson Sanitation Hillcrest Restaurant
Ray Hallahan Construction Radford Farm Equipment
Lyle Youngblut Enterprises Hank's Small Engines
Murray Nesbitt Farm Drainage Bromley Electric
J. D. Carter Trucking Bud Chamney
Burkholder Auto Body Bill Seers Restaurant
Grand View Restaurant Craig Sawmill
Webster's Clothing Auburn Co-op
Manning's Building Supplies Jo-Jo Grocery
Bainton Ltd. Manchester Video
Threshermen Carl Nesbitt Construction
Watson's Livestock