HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-12-04, Page 3Gratefully received
The Byth Brownies and Sparks were the happy recipients of a $500 donation from the Blyth
Legion. The money will go towards program and camping equipment. Legion representative
Crystal Taylor presents the cheque to Brownie Hallie Hulzebos and Spark Katie McClinchey.
Other group members are, in back, from left: Sparks Leader Janice Peters, Brownie Leader
Gisele Kelly, Brownie Helper Jenni Jackson, Brownie Leader Rhonda Stadelmann and
Brownie Leader Shari Cartwright. In the fourth row, from left; Brittney Peters, Emily Wood,
Jenna Rinn, Heather Schmidt, Aislinn Purcell, Kendall Whitfield and Erin Moore. In the third
row, from left; Chelsea Carter-Brown, Amber Tait, Brit Cook, Angela Frazer, Ashlee Cook,
Nicole Frazer, Laura Baarda and Laura Kelly. In the second row, from left: Brittany
Cartwright, Corine Falconer, Caileigh Purcell, Jessica Sparling, Whytni Ritchie, Stacey
Beane-Currie, Sparks Leader Ruth Uyl. In front, from left: Dawn Tait, Amelia Carter-Brown,
Elizabeth Boone and Megan Root.
BLYTH FESTIVAL'S 1997 COUPON PACKAGES
The Blyth Festival's 1997 season will include Quiet in the Land
by Anne Chislett, a classic premiered at the Festival in 1981
and winner of a Governor General's Award, a remount of last
year's smash hit, Barndance Live!, plus three more mainstage
and one second stage production.
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Gift Coupons...$33
Adventure Coupons...$50
Youth Coupons...$12
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phone: 519-523-9300
fax: 519-523-9804
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Anyone interested in
taking part in the
Lions Youth
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please contact Dave
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You must be between the
ages of 16 to 19 years old
to participate
NOTICE TO THE
RATEPAYERS OF THE
CORPORATION OF THE
VILLAGE OF BLYTH
The Final Installment of
Property Taxes Is due
Monday, December 9, 1996.
Payment may be made at
the Blyth Branch of the
CIBC or the Municipal
Office. Penalty and Interest
at a rate of 1 1/4% per month
or any portion thereof shall
be added for late payments.
John Stewart, A.M.C.T.,
Tax Collector.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1996 PAGE 3.
Swinging Seniors
meet at Hall
The Blyth Swinging Seniors met
in the Memorial Hall on Nov. 27 at
noon for their annual Christmas
dinner. About 44 people sat down
to a delicious meal catered to by
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion.
After dinner President Laurence
Plaetzer opened the business
meeting. All sang 0 Canada with
Phyllis Boak at the piano. Janet
Lawrie thanked the Ladies
Auxiliary for the lovely dinner and
Mildred Ament replied.
Happy Birthday was sung to
Catherine Caldwell, Reg Schultz
and John Blake for their November
birthdays.
The usual reports were given. It
was decided to give a donation to
the Palliative Care in Wingham and
the Clinton Day Care.
The president, Laurence called
Continued on nave 27
Gift Giving Ideas
Blyth
People
Alvin and Gene Snell hosted a
50th birthday party for their
daughter-in-law, Deanna at their
home Sunday, Dec. 1.
Family members attended from
Aylmer, Clinton, London, Blyth,
and Wingham.
The neighbours of Jim Mason
wish him a speedy recovery from
his fall, and that he'll be home
soon.
There were seven tables of
euchre at Blyth Hall Nov. 25.
Winners were: high lady, Lillian
Appleby; high man, Lloyd
Appleby; low lady, Anna DeJong;
low man, Mr. Konarski; ladies' lone
hands, Carol Daer; men's lone
hands, John Hesselwood.
- A Blyth man has done his part to
make Christmas a little more spe-
cial for some youngsters.
John Glousher, a resident of
Queen's Village, has been saving
the yellow ribbons off cigarette
packages. For every bunch of 33
the cigarette company will donate a
teddy bear to children who are in
hospital. Glousher sent in over
1,000 last week.
Now, ready to begin a new col-
lection he said he would be grateful
to anyone who would help him.
ON '3.00 THURSDAYS
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with your word classified (maximum 20 words)
and pay only $3.00 (paid In advance).
That's $1.00 oft regular rates.
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