The Citizen, 1998-09-23, Page 3Exec
The executive of the Blyth Royal Canadian Legion Branch 420 for this term is, back row,
from left: Alex Blair, Gord Haggitt, Clare Vincent, Ralph McCrea, Bob McInnes. Middle: Mary
Lou Stewart, Susan Haggitt, Thelma Johnston, Crystal Taylor. Front: John Stewart and Bob
Hillis.
Newly elected
The Blyth Legion Ladies Auxiliary for the upcoming term are, back row, from left: Brenda
Finlayson, Bernice Pierce, Debbie Stryker, Edythe Glousher, Connie Bromley. Middle: Val
Pethick, Janice Henry, Connie Shiell. Front: Kay Hesselwood and Betty Bowes.
Legion honours retiring padre
Thank You
THE EXECUTIVE AND DIRECTORS OF THE HURON
PIONEER THRESHER AND HOBBY ASSOCIATION INC.
would like to thank EVERYONE, especially, the many
VOLUNTEERS, who came forward this year, to help make
our 37th annual reunion a huge success. It takes many
hours of hard work, and co-operation, but the reward and
success of our show was certainly seen by all last weekend.
Everyone in the community benefits from the success of
our show. I lard work makes for good times and
fellowship, and this is the one major key to the success of
our annual reunions. And last but not least, the weather is
our major contributing factor.
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Promotion
Congratulations Cpl. Pat German
son of Norm and Bev German of
Camp Borden on his promotion to
Cpl. effective May 16/98.
From your family & all your
relatives in Blyth.
BCE Promotion
The BCEO and everyone at BCE
would like to congratulate Sgt.
Norm German, Electrical
Distribution Tech, on his
promotion to Sgt. effective 1
Sept. 98. Sgt German arrived at
Base Construction Engineering
in Borden on 23 Aug. 89 as a Cpl.
Electrician from CFB Chatham
and has served with the section
ever since going through the
many changes. This promotion
is followed by a much
anticipated, and long awaited,
posting to the Canadian Forces
School of Military Engineering
at CFB Gagetown where he will
be an Electrician Instructor. All
the best in the future and have
fun in Gagetown. CHIMO!!!
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sister and the rest of your family.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1998. PAGE 3.
Greenway group
hosts autumn walk
Members of the Blyth Branch of
the Royal Canadian Legion and the
Ladies Auxiliary joined together at
the September meeting to honour
the retirement of their Padra, Pastor
James Came and his wife Lorraine.
Pastor Came was presented with
a hand-carved plaque and
watercolor print of the Branch and
a bouquet of flowers was presented
to Mrs. Carne by the Ladies
Auxiliary.
Donations made through motions
consisted of Blyth Group
Committee, $550; Blyth Girl
Guides, $550; and Wheels Away,
$50.
During Legion Week Sept. 20 -
26 Branch 420 Blyth and the
Ladies Auxiliary would like to take
the opportunity to make public
awareness of the role the Legion
plays in the community.
These two organizations continue
LEGION WEEK
The Council of the
Village of Blyth
hereby proclaims the
week of
Sept. 20-26/98
as Legion Week
The Blyth Community Greenway
Committee is hosting a fall walk
along the Greenway to look at fall
colours and to view the work that
has been completed in 1998. The
fall walk will be held on Saturday,
Oct. 3, 1998 starting at 1:30 p.m.
People are asked to meet at the
parking lot for the Greenway,
located on the east side of Hwy. 4.
Some special events are being
planned as part of the fall walk.
More details will be available by
next week.
The committee also plan to have
all the trail signs plus a 4 ft. by 8 ft.
map of the project installed in time
for the walk.
VILLAGE OF
BLYTH
3RD INSTALMENT
OF TAXES DUE
The third instalment of taxes
for the Village of Blyth is due
on Friday, September 25,
1998. 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 ndte 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, CMO
Tax Collector
Village of Blyth
to support Blyth and Hullett Public
Schools through academic and
sports programs, Blyth Group
Committee and Girls Guides, Blyth
Minor Sports, Huron Pioneer
Threshers' Association, local
hospitals, Senior and Adult Day
Care Services.
The Branch also offers its
meeting hall to local groups for
meetings, dinners and family
gatherings. Call the Branch at 523-
9535 to book events. It gratefully
acknowledges continued support.