HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-07-21, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1999. PAGE 3.
Games were enjoyed by
everyone under the leadership of
Tim and Maria Walden.
Blyth
The Blyth Blossoms in ’99
contest winners are:
Lasting Impressions - first,
Laurie and Rick Van Wyk; second,
Shirley and Luke Bouman; tied
45 at Walden reunion
Around 45 descendents of John
and Susannah Walden, who
immigrated from Norfolk, England
in 1876, held their family reunion
Saturday, July 17 at the Clinton
Lions Park. Good weather
prevailed with only a few drops of
rain.
Mary Walden of Blyth was the
eldest lady attending, Lloyd
McClinchey of Auburn the eldest
man. The youngest was Wyatt, son
of Dale and Joy Porter of Blyth.
Coming the greatest distance was
Bob and Roxanne Jennings and
three children from Highland,
Mich.
The next reunion will be held in
the year 2001 at the same location,
the third Saturday in Julv.
Harold McClinchey was
appointed president. Ruth
McClinchey, secretary and Garth
McClinchey, treasurer. The games
will be in charge of the
McClinchey families.
After singing grace a sumptuous
meal was enjoyed.
third, Verne and Charlie Dakin and
Sandra and Ronald Root.
Welcoming Walkway - first,
Jean and Lawrence Plaetzer;
second, Lois and Con van Vliet;
third, Grace Potter.
Hanging Baskets/Planters - first,
Gayle and Brian King; second, Lois
and Con van Vliet; third, Jean and
Lawrence Plaetzer.
Perennial Garden - first, Gayle
and Brian King; second, Janis and
Brock Vodden; third, Grace Potter.
Vegetable Garden - first, Norma
Daer; second, Grace Potter; third,
Nancy and Gerald Hakkers.
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GRADUATION
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Festival has treat
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We’re here
Grace Correia, left and Laurel Armstrong, of Blyth Festival
administration, stand below the new Blyth Festival
banners. These were created in response to concerns
that first-time visitors don’t know the theatre is in the
Memorial Hall. More banners will be hung inside the
theatre and further discussions will take place with the
Blyth Business Association about other uses and
locations for the bright blue and white banners. The
Festival’s board of directors contributed to the creation of
these special flags. The decision was made that this type
of visual support for the theatre is an excellent way to
build awareness year round.
Blyth Festival and Chapman’s
ice-cream products are bringing
back the sweet tastes of summers
past. The Festival is offering ice
cream cups with those old-
fashioned wooden spoons to their
theatre patrons throughout their
25th anniversary season.
On July 1 for Blyth Festival’s
Tourism Industry Night,
Chapman’s provided a
complimentary ice-cream cup for
every guest in the sold-out theatre,
celebrating Canada Day at one of
Canada’s foremost theatres, in a
very traditional way - with ice
cream!
This type of partnership and
product opportunity is important to
the theatre, to build awareness in
the corporate sector in this area.
Other sponsorship events are being
planned including wineries and
product introductions at the theatre
for gala openings.
There are three more Opening
Nights during this 1999 season:
July 30 - When the Reaper Calls by
Peter Colley; Aug. 5 - Every
Dream by James W. Nichol and
Sept. 3 - Death of the Hired Man
conceived and directed by Paul
Thompson.
Gala receptions are planned for
each opening and theatre patrons,
company members and playwrights
all attend these special celebrations
of Canadian premieres.
The 25th Anniversary season
began on June 25 with a production
of David French’s new play That
Summer and continues to Sept. 12.
The final production of the
season will be Death of the Hired
Man. This collective production
will see the theatre’s auditorium
turned into a threshing barn with
machinery and workers set on stage
and among the theatre guests.
For complete season information,
tickets and visitors’ guide please
call the Box Office 1-877-862-5984
toll free.
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Tina Hoonaard graduated
June 23,1999 from Conestoga
College of Applied Arts from
the Graphic Design and
Advertising Program achiev
ing the President's Honour
List. Tina is presently
employed with Quarry
Integrated Communications
in Kitchener. Congratula
tions and best wishes Tina
from your family.
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