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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-06-19, Page 3Additions & Alteration to Facilitate Junior Kindergarten Prog 1995 NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE VILLAGE OF BLYTH The Council of the Village of Blyth has deemed it necessary to reschedule their regular Council Meetings for the summer months as follows: Monday, June 24th Monday, July 8th Monday, July 22nd Tuesday, August 6th Monday, August 19th Tuesday, September 3rd Regularly scheduled Council Meetings are held In the Village Council Chambers commencing at 7:30 p.m. All regularly scheduled meetings are Open and the public is encouraged to attend. John Stewart, A.M.C.T. Clerk-Treasurer BUM 4178TMEEARY F. .‘t ..0.47. t / 992 offers you a FREE pocket package of Ultra Soft Kleenex tissue with each purchase of allergy products. Limited time offer Expires September 1, 1996 140 Queen St. N., Blyth, Ont. 523-4210 DAILY SPECIALS June 19 - June 25/96 Wednesday - Oriental Chicken Salad $5.95 Thursday • Ouiche & Salad $5.85 Friday - Chicken Fatale $5.50 Saturday - Chicken Mushroom Melt $5.75 Sunday - Greek Pasta Salad $5.85 Monday • Fish & Chips $5.75 Tuesday - Nacho Chicken Salad $5.95 Hours: Sun. 9 - 7 Tues. • Sat. 7.11 Mon. 7 - 7 Eat In or Take Out 198 Queen St., Blyth (519) 523-9628 VILLAGE OF BLYTH 2ND INSTALMENT OF TAXES DUE The second instalment of taxes for the Village of Blyth Is due on Wednesday, June 26, 1996. Payment may be made at the Blyth Branch of the CIBC or at the Municipal Office. Interest at 1 1/4% per month or any part thereof shall be charged after the due date. Please note that people who have acquired properties and have not received a tax bill should contact the Municipal Office. Failure to receive a tax bill does not relieve a taxpayer from responsibility for payment of taxes, nor from penalty for late payment. John Stewart, A.M.C.T. Tax Collector Village of Blyth Radford Group hosts fishing day It will be a day of family fun, excitement and trophy-winning catches when the Radford Group hosts its annual children's fishing Blyth People Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walsh attended the wedding of their nephew at the Anglican Church in Dorchester on Saturday. Alvin and Don Snell visited with relatives in Huronview last Wed- nesday and Braemar Retirement Centre in Wingham. Nora Kelly of Blyth, Rev. Donald Snell of Breton, Alberta and Delton and Jeanetta Hallman of Cambridge visited with Ernie and Anna Snell and family on Wednesday and enjoyed a potluck meal with relatives. Marg Radford celebrated her 80th birthday on June 12. derby. The Radford fish pond, located just south pf Blyth on Hwy 4, will be fully stocked for the June 23 event, just waiting for eager anglers to land the big one. There will be prizes for the largest and smallest fish caught by both boys and girls in each of the three categories; two to five years old, six to nine and 10 to 12. For those who get hungry doing all that fishing, the Blyth Legion will be cooking up some hotdogs. The derby runs from 10 a.m. until noon. All children must be accompanied by an adult and there is a two fish per child limit. Anglers must bring their own fish- ing equipment and bait. SAVE 25' off Spring and Summer dresses Thursday, June 20 & Friday, June 21 Look your very best for opening night at the Blyth Festival Many other instore specials Dressing Room Only Queen St. North, Blyth 523-4955 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1996 PAGE 3. 16 attend UCW A playful donation Jamie Lewis, incoming vice-president of Blyth Public School student council, happily accepts a cheque for $500 from Blyth Optimist Alan Young. The money will go towards new playground equipment. Blyth UCW met June 11 in the church parlour with 16 members present. Emily Phillips, president, opened the meeting with a poem "Choices". Shirley Rutledge and Catherine Caldwell were in charge of the devotions. Selected scripture verses, readings and prayer, pertaining to Father's Day and choices we all have to make in our daily lives, were given. Elva Brown played the piano for the hymn singing. Adeline Campbell chose Father's Day as her theme for the worship service. She delivered a thought- provoking message with her analysis of The Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Phillips conducted the business part of the meeting. Purchase of new glasses for the church was approved. A donation of $300 is to be donated to the Kingdom Bound Youth fund. Members were reminded to save Campbell soup labels and grocery tapes. There -is also an ongoing Buy one at regular price and get a second for 1/2 price Eat in or Take Out Thursday, Friday & Saturday Only 5 p.m. - 12 midnight at the Myth) Itm 523-9381 need for casseroles for the casserole bank at the manse. The UCW is still looking for a first and second vice president. Camp Menesetung will still accept articles such as balloons, squeeze ketchup and mustard bottles. The next UCW meeting will be Sept. 17 and the Rummage Sale dates are Oct. 18 and 19. Mrs. Phillips thanked everyone for their co-operation during the first six months of her leadership. The meeting closed with the benediction and a delicious lunch. The lunch committee consisted of Elva Brown, Gladys Caldwell, Edelgaard Hoba and Hannie Meier. Strawberry Social Thursday, June 27,-1996 to be held at ;),Wx), Blyth United Church Basement t_;-/-7,,\''' 5 - 7 p.m. All you can eat cold buffet with cake, strawberries and whipped cream for dessert Advance Tickets $8.00 Tickets at the door $9.00 Children under 10 $5.00 Children under 4 FREE All proceeds for the beautification of Blyth's Downtown area Tickets are available at: Carol's Candies and Collectables, Christmas & Country Flowers and Gifts or The North Huron Citizen sponsored by the Blyth Business Association