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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2001-09-12, Page 3By Marilyn Craig Call 523-4392 or evenings 523-9318 Home-Grown GOODNESS New Crop APPLES, PEARS & APPLE CIDER now available at BLYTHE BROOKE ORCHARDS Located 1 mile West of Blyth 523-9338 Junior Broomball Registration Saturday, Sept. 22 & 29 10:00 a.m. to noon Blyth Arena Boys & Girls ages 9-19 Registration fees $50. & $75. for Lefroy Looking for used goalie equipment For more information phone Tracy Cook 523-9592 or Linda Pease 523-9558 Blyth Communities in Bloom Fall Campaign FUNDRAISING WITH SPRING FLOWER BULBS Many different bulb varieties to choose from • tulips • daffodils • hyacinths • crocus • iris • lilies • narcissus • amaryllis • mixed packages Form available at: Luann's Country Flowers 523-4440 Remember When ... . . 523-9554 Olde Village Wicker & Gifts 523-9187 Grand View Restaurant.... 523-4471 Anne Elliott 523-9725 NJS Designs 482-5184 Ann Hulzebos 523-9523 Mary Lou Stewart 523-4528 Order deadline October 1, 2001, "Get the jump on our 125th Anniversary Celebrations" THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2001. PAGE 3. Congratulations to the Huron Pioneer Threshers and Hobby Association on another successful weekend. George Hamni has returned home from London hospital. Lois vanVliet is in London Victoria Hospital, South Street Campus. Congratulations to Carla and Mike Pawitch on the birth of their son. The students of Shirley Gross piano results from Royal Conservatory of Music are: Alyssa Gross, Grade 4 piano, honours; Sean Kingwell, Grade 3 piano, first class honours. Legion also donated There was an oversight made with regards to the story about Derek Cook's trip to Turkey as reported in last week's issue of The Citizen. In addition to financial support from the local Lions Club to assist him with the exchange, Cook also received a donation from the Blyth Royal Canadian Legion Branch. Some of the kids are gearing up for Belgrave Fair on Wednesday, Sept. 13. There are lots of activities tor the school children to participate in after the visit to the arena to see if there is a prize on their exhibits entered. Blyth United Church welcomed David Williams as guest speaker for Sunday, Sept. 11. Diane Ferguson greeted at the door and Donna Moore ushered. Call to worship was led by David Williams, followed by prayer of approach repeated in unison. Hymn All My Hope in God is Founded was sung. Assurance of God's Grace and Forgiveness was followed by the reading of Psalm 139: 1-6. 13-18. The children's hymn Jesus, Friend of Little Children was sung. Conversation with the children was followed by a prayer before the children went down to watch a Veggie Tale downstairs. The choir's anthem was accompa- nied by Lynda Lentz. Scripture readings were Jeremiah 18: 1-11, Luke 14: 25-33 and Philemon I: 1-21. Mr. Williams' message was Shifting Priorities. The offering was taken by Donna Moore, Diane Ferguson and Herb Shannon. Remember the Rummage Sale Sept. 15 and 29 at the Blyth United Church. Visitors to the home of Don and Marilyn Craig Friday evening were Pat and Diane Balcerzak, cousins from Lakeport N.Y. and Murray and Joyce Cook from Clinton. Music, music From the contestants in this fid- dling contest, to step dancers, to bands to jamming campers, the Blyth fairgrounds were alive with the sounds of fiddles, gui- tars and old country tunes throughout the Thresher Reunion weekend. (Vicky Bremner photo) FROM BLYTH Canadian 7 $ Societe Cancer (anadienne Society, do cancer LET'S MAKE CANCER HISTORY For information about cancer, services or to make a donation 1.888-939-3333 www.cancer.ca LAWN QUESTIONS? Call... 1VedIvCa, 524-2424 Scarecrow & Fall Decoration Challenge for Businesses & Homes in Blyth Deadline to Register is Sept. 19 Prizes Awarded. Call or stop in at Olde Village Accents 4,- a 523.9187 , r"4---4 or v)7';'i Luann's Courntry Flowers 523-4440 - Co-sponsored by the Blyth Business Association & Blyth Community in Blooms . Back to School with Scrimgeour's FOOD TOWN Prices in effect from Sept. 8th - Sept. 14th, 2001 Cut from Canada AA/AAA Grades Beef BONELESS BLADE POT ROAST " 5.05/kg lb. Deli Sliced Cooked or Smoked MAPLE LEAF TURKEY BREAST 99 1.10/100g lb. Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 Grade YUKON GOLD POTATOES 99 10 lb. bag lb. HEINZ TOMATO SOUP 284 ml 41 00 HEINZ BEANS OR PASTA 398 ml - Assorted Varieties .59 DEMPSTER'S TEXAS TOAST BREAD 675 g White, 100% Whole Wheat .99 1.89 Litre Assorted Varieties TROPICANA JUICES 299 ea. Congratulations to Mildred Lawlor our half back winner Blyth 523-4551 Joe and the beanstalk Joe Hulzebos, of Blyth, stands beside his nine-foot bean plant. The large plant, with some leaves as big as 30 inch- es across and a stalk five inches in diameter was Joe's first attempt to grow something from seeds. (Photo by David Blaney) Piano students pass exams