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Apple Day
October 20,
2001
9 a.m. - 12 noon
Scouting youth in
uniform will be
asking for
donations to
finance local
Scouting activities
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Thank you for your support
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Dear Friends:
Thank you for the Tribute given me on September 30.
would like to thank Lynda and Melissa for organizing and
producing the event. Also thank you to Duncax McGregor
for:--a well done job as master of ceremonies.
For the delicious dinner provided by the Fireside Cafe,
thank you.
Friends, you exemplify the community spirit of Blyth.
May our future generation continue to enjoy the ever
present support, love and friendship shown by this
tribute.
God Bless All,
Cenetta Bainton
Autumn walk
Murray Siertsema, foreground, talks about the Greenway
Trail with visitors during Saturday's annual fall walk in Blyth.
(Vicky Bremner photo)
30,
off all Warner's
Products
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Warner's Bra Fitting Clinic
Saturday, October 20th
11 am - 3 pm
Warner's Rep Christine will be doing free fittings
' Free Refreshments
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Blyth 523-9709
BLYTH FIGURE & POWER SKATING CLUB
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0 Saturday,
October 27, 2001
Blyth Arena
Registration 8:30 - 9:00
Skating 9:00 - 12:00
Prizes will be given out
12:00 - 1:00
Snacks and Drinks will be
provided at breaks
So come out and have some fun!
Pia/ some games!
Bring a frierd! Everyone Welcome.
(Minimum $10.00 sponsorship)
Sponsor sheets available at the Blyth Arena.
Hope to see you there!!!
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At Scrimgeour's
FOOD TOWN
Jerry Rader's
LASAGNA
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Jerry Rader's
CABBAGE
ROLLS
799
Jerry Rader's
CHICKEN
POT PIE 799
Jerry Rader
SHEPHERD'S
PIE .
799
Jerry Rader's
PIG
TAILS
899
Jerry Rader's
BEEF, TURKEY,
TOURTIERE,
QUICHE 99
5" Pot Pies I ea.
Jerry Rader's
5" FRUIT PIES
CHERRY, 499
RAISIN, Unbaked 1 ea.
Now Available
Jerry Rader's
FRESH PASTA-
Lasagna, Tortellini,
Fettuccine, Linguine
Congratulations
to our Half Back Winner
Julie Wheeler
$52.68
Blyth 523-4551
Regular or
Vegetarian
Baked 2 ea.
APPLE 49
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2001. PAGE 3.
FROM BLYTH
Sometime over the night of Oct.
10-11, thieves took the Canadian
flag from the south end of Blyth.
The flag, which was donated by a
former resident of the village is val-
ued at $500-$600. A community
spokesperson said it would be great-
ly appreciated if the flag would be
By Marilyn
Craig
Call
523-4392
or evenings
523-9318
Congratulations to David and
Annie Sparling on the birth of their
son, Reece.
Don't forget the Halloween
potluck dinner meeting for the Blyth
Swinging Seniors on Wednesday,
Oct. 24 at noon.
Remember to get your 125th cash
calendar at various stores about
town.
Sympathy of the community is
returned, and should it brought
back in good condition no action
would be taken against those respon-
sible.
The resident suggested that the
flag could be left at the municipal
shed or Crimestoppers could be con-
tacted.
extended to the family of Joan
(Wightman) Crawfordon the death
of her husband, Ken.
Ron Baird is back in Clinton hos-
pital. We hope he will soon be back
home.
Greeting at the Blyth United
Church on Sunday were Brenda
Brooks and Fred Hakkers. Ushering
were Terry Richmond, Rick and
Anne Elliott.
The Wingham and District
Community Living Association
(WDCLA) held the first early bird
draw Sept. 21 for the annual lottery
dinner and dance to be held Nov. 3 in
Wingham. Winners of the $500 prize
were Barb and Francis Hogan of
RR3, Lucknow.
The draw was made by Elaine
Denorome at the WDCLA adminis-
tration office.
The second early bird draw, for
$50Q, will be held Oct. 19. Thirty
prizes (five draws for $1,000, five
draws for $500, 10 draws for $250
and 10 draws for $100) will take
All-you-can-eat
Fish Fry
$845
SATURDAY, OCT. 20
From 5-8 p.m.
Full menu also available
the Ettytb ire
523-9381
Rev. Cecil Wittich conducted the
service with the Call to Worship and
Prayer of Approach repeated in uni-
son.
The children's story was about
learning by asking questions. •
Scripture readings were from
Luke 11: 1-13 and Ephesians 3: 14-
21.
Rev. Wittich's message was the
"power of prayer."
place at the dinner and dance.
The event will be held at the North
Huron Wescast Community
Complex. A limited number of tick-
ets are still available through the
WDCLA office, 153 John St.,
Wingham, 357-3562. Thieves steal flag
WDCLA announces
early bird winner