HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-12-04, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4,1991. PAGE 3.
Blyth
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New team
The new executive of the Blyth and District Optimist Club was sworn in Wednesday night.
Members of the new leadership team include: (front row, left to right) Pat Brigham, first vice-
president, Elaine Brown, director, Lance Bearss, director: Fred deBoer, director; (back)
Brenda Young, president; Alan Young, secretary-treasurer; Jim Phelan, second vice-
president, Jeff Peters, director and Murray Siertsema, director. Absent for the picture was
Laurie Sparling, director.
Blyth Council briefs
Hall agreement reached with Festival
Edward Quinn, Dennis
Holway, and Forest and Lois Whit-
tard from Trinity Anglican Church,
Blyth attended the ordination of
Rev. E. Paul Acton into the priest
hood of the Anglican Church Nov.
29. The ceremony took place at
Trinity Church in Cambridge. Fol
lowing the service a reception was
held in the church's parish hall.
There were six tables in play
Nov. 25 when the weekly party was
held at Blyth Memorial Hall. Mae
Ritchie and Lloyd Appleby had the
high scores. Vera Hesselwood and
Ted East had the low scores. Mar
jory East and Nora Kelly had the
most lone hands. Mary Nesbitt won
the special prize.
The team of Mae Ritchie and
Wayne McDougall won top spot in
Mixed Dart play at Blyth Legion
last week. Mary Ross and Bill
Nethery were second. Debbie
McDougall was high lady and
Kevin Ritchie, high man. Ken
Siertsema won the 50/50 draw.
There were five tables in play
Nov. 27 at the weekly lost heir card
party at Memorial Hall Nov. 27.
Gene Snell and Alma McCallum
had the high scores. Rcta Blake and
Effie McCall had the low scores.
John Blake won the special prize.
Tonight's game (Dec. 4) will be
the last game before Christmas.
The regular Wednesday night ses
sions will resume Jan. 8 at 8 p.m.
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Agreement has finally been
reached between village council
and Blyth Centre for the Arts about
sharing the costs of operating
Memorial Hall and the public areas
of the new addition.
The agreement was reached fol
lowing a marathon session Friday,
Nov. 22 between council and repre
sentatives of the Centre which runs
the Blyth Festival and built the new
building, authorization to sign the
agreement was given at the regular
council meeting Nov. 26.
The complicated agreement
assigns heating and cooling costs
on the basis of the amount of space
used by the public versus the
amounts used by the Festival. For
instance the lobby way of the south
wing will be paid for by the village
while most of the rest of the build
ing is paid for by the festival. The
Festival was encouraged to set up a
fee structure for rental of dressing
rooms in the north wing and the
control booth for lighting and
sound.
Council also agreed to pick up
nave the cost of servicing the heat
pumps that serve Memorial Hall
itself (not those also heating and
cooling the Festival's administra
tion building).
The length of the Festival's lease
on the building was unsettled, how
ever. At the Nov. 22 meeting there
had been general agreement that
there would be no problem with a
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MEETING CHANGE
Village of Blyth regular
meeting of December
11th, 1991 has been
rescheduled to
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 4th, 1991
7:30 p.m. - Blyth Council
Chambers
This being the Inaugural
Meeting of the newly
elected Council and
acclaimed P.U.C. Member.
Helen R. Grubb, A.M.C.T.
Village of Blyth Clerk.
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Village of Blyth Council.
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1991
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5:30 -7:30 Hay Rides & Carol Singing
7:30 Christmas Pageant
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