The Citizen, 1995-08-30, Page 3VILLAGE OF
BLYTH
The Council of the Village
of Blyth has deemed it
necessary to change the
date of their next regular
Council Meeting to
Tuesday, September 5th at
7:30 p.m. in the Council
Chambers due to the
Labour Day holiday.
John Stewart, A.M.C.T.
Clerk-Treasurer
Village of Blyth
523-4545
Mod
Neil & Lisa Elliott
extend an invitation
to family & friends
to view
their new Chapel at
93 Main St.,
Komoka, Ontario
on
Sunday, Sept. 10
1 - 5 p.m.
Dedication service to
commence at 2 p.m.
R.C. Madill - Komoka
Chapel
a division of
Elliott-Madill
Funeral Homes Ltd.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1995. PAGE 3.
Blyth council briefs
Firefighters will burn old shed
Blyth council agreed at the Aug
21 meeting, to leave the matter of
the demolition of the storage shed
on CPR property to Fire Chief Paul
Josling.
The lease agreement states that
the building must be destroyed if
the lease is not renewed.
Josling said it would take little to
burn the structure and would
choose a day when wind conditions
were perfect and there were enough
firemen available to protect neigh-
The Daily Vacation Bible School
from Aug. 21 - 25 was held at
Blyth Christian Reformed Church,
sponsored by Blyth Church of God,
Blyth United and Blyth Christian
Reformed Church.
A total of 115 students attended.
Mornings began at 9 a.m. with all
children joining in a sing song. The
songs corresponded with the theme
for this year, Son Town, Family
Celebration. The songs included
The Family Yodel, Family Tree,
God Loves Every Kid, The Family
of God, and The Get Along Song.
The children sang with great
enthusiasm.
At 9:20 a.m. the children ages
four, five and six remained in the
church fellowship hall for the "Son
Town" Family Celebration Story.
bou:ing property.
*****
Donna Hamm received the
appointment of acting secretary-
bookkeeper for the village.
*****
Council supported a letter from
Ashfield Twp. concerning the
search for alternative methods of
waste disposal.
*****
There were no objections to the
Blyth Lions club applying for a
Each day at Son Town they learned
an important ingredient for getting
along with their families starting
with Day One - Respect. They
learned that even when they love
and respect the people in their
families, they will still disagree or
have conflicts. With God's help,
though, they can learn ways to
solve conflicts and forgive.
Day Two was forgiveness, when
Special Occasions permit in order
to have a beer tent at Lions Park for
a slo-pitch tournament on Sept. 16.
*****
Clerk-Treasurer John Stewart
will enroll in 'Introduction to
Municipal Accounting' at Fan-
shawe College this fall.
*****
Council authorized the payment
of the final levy to Blyth and Dis-
trict Community Centre in the
they showed respect and solved
conflicts peacefully.
Continued on page 26
amount of $12,414.
*****
Payment -was authorized in the
total amount of $234 to the Blyth
PUC for work completed on the
village pumphouse drain.
Blyth
People
Jim Walsh and son Don of
Goderich and grandson Brad of
Blyth are spending a week's
vacation at the cottage near
Timmins.