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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2001-10-03, Page 3GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE 25.50 OFF TODAY STOREWIDE • Fabrics • Yarns • Notions • Chair Cord Shop white Adediett 6, at it3 be/32 * Excludes lawn chair frames & McCall Patterns 398 Queen St., Blyth 523-4392 STITCHES BY M.J. Or 1.36 litre Home-Grown GOODNESS New Crop APPLES, PEARS & APPLE CIDER now available at BLYTHE BROOKE ORCHARDS Located 1 mile West of Blyth 523-9338 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2001 PAGE 3 Seniors donate to auction , Twenty-eight Swinging Seniors met at the Memorial Hall on Sept. 28 at noon to enjoy a delicious lunch. President Jean Nethery welcomed everyone. August birthdays were Margaret Nesbitt and Enid McDonald, September birthdays were Jim Walsh, Janet Lawrie and Jean Nethery. Those with September wedding anniversaries were Jim and Elsie Walsh and Bill and Isobel Craig. The new president, Isobel Craig was welcomed. Jean Nethery was thanked for her two year's leader- ship as president. Blyth Seniors have been invited by Dungannon on Saturday, Oct. 20 for dessert at 1 p.m. Approximately 10 will attend and the club is asked for two numbers for entertainment. Donations in support of the auc- tion to be held Oct. 13 are required to be in by Oct. 2. The auction is in support of the 125th Centennial. The club agreed to make a donation. Grand Bend 'is hosting the fall rally on Oct. 17 with registration at 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Cost is $5. The annual banquet will be held Nov. 28 catered to by the Legion. The cost is $12. Winners at lost heir were Mary Walden and Jim Walsh. Euchre win- ners were Dorothy Daer and Margaret Nesbitt. Nappy. At Scrimgeour's FOOD TOWN Prices in effect from Sept. 29th - Oct. 12, 2001 All available sizes Frozen UCW meets The Blyth United Church Women met in the church parlour on Sept. 25. The" guest speaker was from the Huron Alzheirnpr Society. She said a head injury -causing unconscious- ness, makes a person more suscepti- ble to the disease, as does heredity and a high fat diet. Keeping yourself mentally active is a deterrent. Hormone replacement therapy, with doctor's advice, is also considered to delay the onset of the disease. By the age of 90, one in three per- sons will have Alzheimer's. 011ie Craig and Enid MacDonald presented the worship on the miracle of Jesus turning the water into wine at the wedding in Cana. FROM BLYTH Don't forget the Legion Auxiliary dinner and auction on Oct. 13. There are still tickets available. Sorry to hear Mary Ann Howson is in Clinton Hospital, Dorothy Scott in Wingham Hospital and Verne Dakin is in Goderich Hospital. We hope they will all soon be back home. Blyth United Church welcomed David Williams as their guest speak- er. The church was beautifully deco- rated for Thanksgiving by Laurie VanWyk and helpers. Opening hymn was God Reveals his Presence. Responsive reading was from Psalm By Marilyn Craig Call 523-4392 or evenings 523-9318 You Can Make a Difference GRADE A TURKEYS 79 3.95/kg. I lb. Congratulations Last year's Citizen of the Year, Murray Siertsema, right, presents the 2001 award for Blyth and area to Charlie Shaw. The trophy is sponsored by The Citizen . The recip- ient is selected from nominations submitted by the public by a committee. (Vicky Bremner photo) 9 I . The children's hymn Was Can A Little Child like me? The children's story was The Broken String. When we do something wrong, we break the string to God, but when we ask for forgiveness God ties a knot in the • string and it becomes shorter and a shorter way to God. The choir's anthem was accompa- 'nied by Barb Bosman at the piano. Mr. Williams's message was how optimism helps people face reality. Sunday School will begin Oct. 14 in the Blyth United Church. Camp Menesetung is having a fundraising auction on Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Goderich. The camp is raising money to update the antiquated water and sewage system. Costs are estimated at between $125,000 and $150,000. If you can help please let Joan Clark and Susan Howson of Blyth or board members Barb Hick, Clinton and Nancy Daer, Wingham, know. Help protect the environment Reduce, reuse and recycle .C2S \ Please Recycle 4i Toi This Newspaper BLYTH APOTHECARY will be closed Saturday, October 6, Sunday, October 7 & Monday, October 8 for Thanksgiving Queen St., Blyth 523-4210 HUNTINGTON DISEASE 11,sorIngtgon Sot icty of H UNTINGTON liunt.nuccon du ( alldaiLt 1-800-998-7398 www.hsc-ca.org hattkagiuing gfteetittp, TURKEY DINNER BUFFET Sunday, October 7 11:00 - 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. $9.95 $10.95 • Introducing our Seasons' Autumn menu • Resei vations preferred CASUAL DINING 384 Queen St. Blyth 523-9730 Mini's, Halves or Wholes PILLERS BLACK FOREST HAM 99 6.59/kg. El lb. Deli Sliced MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN 99 HAM .88/100 g lb. Product of Ontario, Canada No. 1 Grade OLD SOUTH ORANGE JUICE HEINZ TOMATO JUiCE 750 mi Glass POTATOES 10 lb. bag .99 49 I 355 ml Frozen Assorted Varieties .79 300 g Assorted Varieties MAXWELL HOUSE GROUND COFFEE 2/400 Fresh from the Oven PUMPKIN PIE 680 g 8" 2 /500 ongratulations to our Half Back Winner Shirley Dale ' $20.27 Blyth 523-4551