HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1995-04-19, Page 3Innocence remembered
With help from some Blyth Public School friends Jayne Marquis of Blyth tells the story of
Light the Way to the audience in attendance at Saturday night's fundraising performance "A
Return to Innocence", at Blyth Memorial Hall. Ms Marquis choreographed the story of "A
Backyard in Bugojno" which featured students Kristy Blair, Jackie Brak, Elisha Courtney,
Leanne Haggitt, Ashley Howson, Shanda Loder, Michelle McNichol, Julie Ritchie and Karin
Schroeker. Proceeds for the event went to help the Light the Way Children's Fund
International in its work.
Blyth Public School news
Pupils view exhibits Blyth
COUNTY OF HURON
COURT HOUSE
RENOVATION
Renovations to the Huron County Court House will
commence on May 1, 1995 and the construction period is
scheduled to end in December 1995.
During construction, the Court facilities will remain
operational in the Court House. The Probation office will
be temporarily relocated to the second floor of the
building and the Sheriff's office will remain on the first
floor. THe Planning, Highways, and Clerk-Administrator's
Departments and offices will be temporarily relocated to
the second floor of the Assessment Office on 57 Napier
Street. The Social Services Department will be relocated
to the County of Huron Museum on North Street, and the
Health Unit will be relocated to the Health Unit building in
Clinton. These offices will be relocated for a six month
period.
All phone numbers and mailing addresses for all
Departments will remain the same over the construction
period.
Blyth Figure Skating Club
Annual Meeting
Thursday, April 20, 1995
at 7:30 p.m.
in the Blyth Arena Auditorium
Deposit cheques will be returned at that time.
Your attendance at this meeting is very important.
learned about elk farming, goat
farming, turkey farming and many
other facets of the agriculture
industry.
Students learned a tremendous
amount through hands-on
experiences.
Back in the classroom, students
Continued on page 18
Congratulations
to
Charlene Bromley
the lucky winner of the
large chocolate
Easter Bunny
Grand prize of the Smart Bunny
Buys Promotion
THE BLYTH BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION
"Promoting Community Spirit"
Any Village of Blyth
Resident interested
in receiving
A HARD MAPLE
TREE
please contact the Blyth
Municipal Office (523-4545)
by April 21, 1995. No
charge. Village outside
workers will deliver trees
but homeowners are
required to plant tree.
VILLAGE OF
BLYTH COUNCIL
Call your
local
school and
find out
how you
can get
involved.
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BUS LINES
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1995. PAGE 3.
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Six tables of lost heir were in
play at the Blyth Memorial Hall on
Wednesday evening.
Winners were: high lady, Gene
Snell; high gent, Alvin Snell; low
lady, Kay Hesselwood; low gent,
Garner Nicholson.
Everyone is welcome again on
Wednesday evening.
Visitors with Alvin and Gene
Snell on Easter weekend were Jack
and Shirley Johnson of London.
At the Blyth euchre on Monday,
April 10 the winners were: high
lady, Geraldine Dale; high man,
John Hesselwood; ladies' lone
hand, Lillian Appleby; men's lone
hand, Harvey Dolmage; ladies' low,
Effie McCall; men's low, Jack
Blake.
On Saturday, John and Vera
Hesselwood had an Easter
celebration with family members
Ken McVittie, Bonnie and Gordon
Mayhew, Karen Mattatol, Susan
Witte, Randy and Helen McVittie,
Alex and Lauren, all of London and
Doug and Kathy McVittie, David
and Christina from Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman McPherson
of Clinton celebrated their 55th
wedding anniversary on April 13 at
the home of her sister and brother-
in-law John and Vera Hesselwood,
with the rest of the immediate
family attending and reminiscing.
Seventeen women met for the
regular UCW meeting in the church
parlour Thursday, April 13,
Worship was in charge of Bea
Chambers and Marjorie East. Roll
call was a verse from Luke.
The theme "Gethsemane" was
introduced by Marjorie. The
opening hymn was Jesus Keep Me
Near the Cross which was followed
with prayer. Scripture, Mark 14:
32-42, was read by Bea.
When I Survey the Wondrous
Cross was sung, accompanied by
Susan Howson on piano. A poem
entitled "The Cross in My Pocket"
was read by Bea.
The business was conducted by
President Bonnie Shannon.
Members were reminded that the
11 a.m. Sunday, April 23 service is
"Camping Sunday". Canadian Tire
money is to be placed on the
collection plate in support of the
church camps. Articles are required
for camp so members are asked to
bring a balloons, dye colouring for
clothing or used Bibles to the May
UCW meeting.
Study leader, Adeline Campbell,
carried through with the Easter
theme asking all to think about
where their families are headed in
today's society. How fortunate we
are to live in a country where there
is freedom of speech and worship,
she said, adding that there are those
non-Christians who are slowly, and
perhaps surely, trying to undermine
this freedom. Centuries ago, people
lived in perilous situations and each
generation has its own trials to
contend with but the world today is
changing so quickly that unless
there is a firm foundation in the
home and in the church the young
are torn in many different
directions.
There are many in oppressed
countries who are learning Christ's
teachings, so they can bring His
message to their fellow country-
men. These people endure great
hardships in their search for a better
world.
Christ's crucifixion is a time to
remember His sacrifice and try to
live life according to His will.
What better time than Easter
weekend is there to renew efforts
and think on these things?
Members were told to enjoy the
Easter Bunny with their children
and grandchildren, but also
remember who sins have been
bought and paid for.
NOTICE
Carol's Candies
and Collectables
will be closed from
April 22 - April 29.
Re-open
Tuesday, May 2, 1995.
tbe WU) 1*
will be closed from
April 22 - April 29.
Re-open
Monday, May 1, 1995.
"SLICE OF HURON"
ATTENDED BY GRADE 3/4
AND 5 AT BLYTH P.S.
Students from Blyth were
agriculturally enriched by many
volunteers from the agricultural
community in Seaforth on April 12
at the Slice of Huron.
Students concentrated on two
areas of agriculture — dairy/grains,
poultry/fruits, vegetables, red
meats/alternate farming.
In dairy, students watched and
learned about the milk industry as a
Jersey cow was milked. They
played a game of milk trivia, they
labelled the food dairy cattle eat,
they saw the amount of food and
water the average cow needs in a
day, they viewed a video of a calf
being born and they got to feed
baby calves and learned about their
needs.
In the other areas students
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