The Citizen, 1989-11-29, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1989. PAGE 3.
Winning artists
Winners of Legion
poster contest announced
Prize winners in the Blyth Branch Legion Remembrance Day poster contest were announced
recently. Pauline Stewart (left) won first place in the senior division while Greg Toll won first in the
intermediate division. Presenting the two with their honours was Mary Lou Stewart of the Blyth
Legion.
This fall, Branch 420 to the Royal
Canadian Legion held their Poster
and Literary contest in conjunction
with Dominion command, on the
theme “Remembrance”. This con
test was held between the pupils of
Hullett Central Public School and
Blyth Public School.
In the Intermediate category of
the Poster contest, Pauline Stew
art, Blyth P.S., was first place
'winner. Brian Werkema, second,
Wilfred Datema, third and Greg
McClinchey, Hullett C.P.S., receiv
ing Honourable Mention.
In the junior category of the
poster contest, Greg Toll was first
place winner; Abigail Ramirez,
second and Amanda Howson re
ceived third place. All students are
from Blyth Public School.
In the intermediate category of
the essay contest, the winners
were: first, Stephanie Lentz, Blyth
P.S.; second, Cheri Kryzanowski,
Hullett C.P.S. and third, Jennifer
Stadelmann of Blyth P.S.
In the junior category of the
essays the winners were: first,
Charlene Hulzebos and second
Jennifer Brigham from Blyth P.S.
In the intermediate category of
the Poems contest the winners
were: first, Suzanne Shultz and
second, Erin Jamieson of Hullett
C.P.S.
In the junior category of the
Poems contest the winners were:
first, Abigail Ramirez and second
Amanda Howson from Blyth Public
School.
The first place entries are for
warded to the Zone Contest held in
the month of December.
Prizes and certificates from the
Blyth Branch Contest are awarded
to the pupils at the Public Speaking
Competition to be held at the
Hullett C.P.S. in February.
Jean Bewley tells about China
The Blyth Swinging Seniors sat
down to a delicious pot luck dinner
at 12 noon on Nov. 22 at the Blyth
Memorial Hall.
After dinner, president John
Hesselwood opened the business
meeting and welcomed all. Lloyd
Walden led a lively sing-song
accompanied by Phyllis Boak at the
piano. Happy Birthday was sung to
those members having birthdays in
November and December. John
announced the birthday party to be
held in Huronview on Dec. 13 and
will be led by the Blyth Seniors,
who will provide some program and
lunch.
Isabel Craig introduced the
guest, Jean Bewley from Brussels.
She showed pictures of her trip to
China in May 1988. She took
viewers from Beijing in the north to
Shanghai and told many interesting
things about life in China. She said
Beijing is full of bicycles and not
many cars and has a population of
10 million. She said The Great Wall
is 3946 miles long and is 2600 years
old, also it is seven meters high and
Starting Monday, Dec. 18th
Extended Christmas Hours
Blyth.
People
Visitors at the home of Feme and
Harv McDowell on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cowan and their
daughter Chris Caldwell of Exeter.
Harvey Wightman of Lucknow also
visited at the same home on
Wednesday evening.
Dorothy Daer and Bert Daer had
the high scores at the Nov. 20
euchre party at Blyth Memorial
Hall.
Bernice McClinchey and Harry
Crich were the low lady and man
for the evening. Ida Proctor and
Ted Mills had the most lone hands.
Alberta Stevens won the special
prize.
At the Lost Heir card party on
Nov. 22, there were six tables in
play. Mabel Riley and Bert Daer
had the high scores. Janet Lawrie
and Millar Richmond had the low
scores. Lloyd Walden won the
special prize.
Euchre parties are held every
Monday night at Memorial Hall at
8 p.m. and lost heir parties every
Wednesday evening at the same
time.
Birthday congratulations to
Brent Brooks who’ll celebrate his
22nd birthday on Dec. 3 and to
Lloyd Sippel who celebrated his
birthday Nov. 30 (which birthday is
classified information) and Barb
Howson who celebrates on Dec. 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons of
Lucknow visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs!-Carl-Longman-on Sunday..
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Mary Walden thanked Jean for
her interesting presentation and
John adjourned the meeting and
wished all “A Merry Christmas”.
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