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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-04-14, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14,1999. PAGE 3. Kathy’s Korner By Kathy Bromley On Monday, March 29 there were five tables being used for the weekly euchre card party at Bainton's Art Gallery. The high lady was Jane Giousher, while Lawrence Plaetzer was the recipient for the men's high score. Bernice Higgins had the most lone hands, as did Graeme McDowell who captured the title for the men. The low scores for the evening went to Marjorie East and Lloyd Appleby. On April Fool’s Day, six men completely overlooked that element, as serious work had to be done. They met at the Blyth Legion Branch 420 to remove the piano stool that has been there for an unknown number of years. This was transferred to Clinton and auctioned off last Saturday. The money made from this is the Legion's way of contributing to the Blyth Senior's monthly meal hosted by the Town and Country and numerous volunteers. This definitely is a generous donation put out by the Legion. Thanks Comrades, we greatly appreciate it. Hitting the streets The Blyth Brownies were a frequent sight on the village streets Tuesday night as they began their cookie sale blitz. Brownie Brittany Cartwright stopped by The North Huron Citizen office Monday afternoon to present editor Bonnie Gropp with a box of goodies as the campaign got underway. Residents can call any Brownie or leader if they were missed during the sales drive. COMMUNITY MEAL Memorial Hall Blyth, Ontario Blyth People Euchre results at Memorial Hall on Monday, April 5 were: high lady, Erma Cook; high man, Norman Turnbull; ladies’ lone hands, Effie McCall; men's lone hands, Kay Konarski; ladies’ low, Carol Daer; men's low, Everett Scrimgeour. Cards will be played next Monday. i HE------------------------------------ * Jltama 9t,o.oi'& Ste&tauiant County Rd. 25 East Blyth 523-9307 Gr. 8s auction for trip A one-of-kind bi rd house, a handpainted candle box, tickets to the Blue Jays, Blyth Festival or Huron County Museum, t-shirts, caps, golf passes and services like furniture and car cleaning are all items up for bid as the Grade 8 students at Blyth Public School prepare for their silent auction. The event will be held Thursday, April 15 at the Bainton Gallery from 4-7:30 p.m. The students are raising funds for a graduation trip and photo packages. ON $3.00 THURSDAYS Drop into either of our offices any Thursday with your word classified (maximum 20 words) and pay only $3.00 (paid in advance). That's $1.00 off regular rates CitizenTheNorthHuron Spa Essentials Kelly Clark 523-4793 • facials • acrylic nails • manicures • make-up lesson • pedicures • make-up application • waxing • body treatments • paraffin treatments • eyelash/eyebrow tinting • eyelash perming 159 Dinsley E. Blyth Specialized packages & gift certificates Famous Sunday Smorg 4-8 Everyone Welcome Lawn Ranger & Company • Fertilizer • Grub Control • Insect Control • Weed • Crabgrass Control . • Lawn Cutting Complete Lawn Care 523-4366 Jeff & Janice Peters "Don't let the grass be greener on the other side" Call for free estimates “Old Friends Always Find Their Way Back”... Qf) Join the fun at the Cherished ' Teddies® collection reunion V 4 * on April 17, 1999! X :00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. wo of your favorite Teddies® figurines — “Daisy" and “Chelsea” — celebrate friendship by initing on this special day! An exclusive (a $42 value) will be urchase for $28 SRP with an additional $28 Cherished Teddies® figurine purchase! Cherished Teddies’ C? o.voqcoco Visit our web site at www.enesco.com ©1998 Enrico Corporation ftrrm Shown ©1998 Pmol* Hflmn Lx Enrico Corp Ennco ttock n traded an ihr NYSE nd the PE undrf the tymbol ENC CRT710 Daisy & Chelsea Only available at the event! Carol's Candies & Collectables Blyth 523-4700 foJ