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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. STOP SCHOOL VIOLENCE WHEELER BUS LINES Wingham 357-1270 CD Ontario Ministry of Education and TriniXf MANNING'S BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. Blyth 523-9305 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1995. PAGE 3. UCW plans Camp Sunday Pri.2 7.7 'M. •MmOSSMI•••••••••••-...... 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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. 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