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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2002-05-29, Page 341L1.41i_AL-dtkAa._44,-411\ FOR SALE Beginning this week there will be skate and broomball pins available for sale by donation at locations around town. These pins were created and decorated by the girls in the 1st Blyth Spark, Brownie, Guide and Pathfinder Units in support of the Blyth Heart and Soul Campaign for the Arena renovations. If you would like one of the pins they will be available at Blyth Decor Shoppe, Radford's Auto, Scrimgeour's Food Town, Gore's Home Hardware and The Old Mill south of town. For any information please contact any area Guider. BLYTH LEGION DECORATION SERVICE at Blyth Union Cemetery Sunday, June 9, 2002 at 2:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome Last Chance For "125th Flowering Planters" gifted Came 51,ted Sewed Come out and support the Communities in Bloom fundraiser Saturday, June 1 9-? Olde Village Sud Shoppe Car Wash Queen St., Blyth Sidewalk Chalk Drawing Contest Saturday, June 1st - 9 am - 11 am We will meet in front of The Citizen. Chalk will be supplied. 3 Categories - Ages up to 6, 7-12 and over 12. Come join in the fun and display your talent. Free pop for participants. Sponsored 6y the B(yth Busin ess Association 0 1101 P .4or 111.11t4,'il Sivang Sauingod! 1 from Scrimgeour's FOOD TOM Prices in effect from May 25th - May 31st, 2002 Frozen, Seasoned, Skinless BONELESS CHICKEN BREASTS 99 6.59/kg Per lb. Sweet Pickled Pork Back Rolled in Cornmeal PEAMEAL STYLE BACON 299 6.59 kg lb. Product of Ontario Canada No. 1 ASPARAGUS 4.39/kg 1 lb. 532 ml Squeeze 1 Litre Selected Varieties KRAFT WHIP MIRACLE 992 99 ea. 4111•11111111•1111101 4 x 99 g Selected Varieties HUNT'S PUDDING .99 665 - 715 g Selected Varieties McCAIN PIZZA PREMIERE 399 Congratulations to Helen Gowing our half back winner $38.04 Blyth 523-4551 1.36 Litre ALLEN'S PURE APPLE JUICE •88e.. THt CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2002. PAGE 3. FROM BLYTH In co-operation with Hydro One, Communities In Bloom intends to award three Hydro One Prizes annually for a new category, Entranceway Presentation. Bev Elliot, chair of Blyth's Communities in Bloom committee said that the village's position as a national champion means Blyth will automatically be entered in the new competition. The awards are intended to help promote the best in community image making in Ontario. Ted Blowes, national vice-chair and Ontario co-chair commented on the value of these first impressions. "A community that cares about how it looks can't help but be better off," he said, "and the entranceway is a key component." By Marilyn Craig Call 523-9318 Congratulations to Bruce Elliott, this week's 125th calendar draw winner. The community extends sympathy to David Onn and family on the sudden death of wife and mother Jeanette Harris last Thursday. We are glad to hear John Hesse!wood is back home after a stay in hospital. Blyth Public School council is selling Regal as a fundraiser. For The idea came about because of a series of photos taken by Neil Freeman, of Hydro One during his travels across the province. Originally intended to be used in business development presentations they eventually resulted in the partnership between the company and Communities in Bloom. The new competition was announced at the annual conference of the Organization of Small Urban Municipalities. At that time the company distributed a 10-page booklet featuring examples of municipal gateway signs. Several attendees at the conference noted that with the recent wave of amalgamations new signs may be more important than ever. Jim Taylor, Mayor of Prince more information call Deb Hakkers at 523-4932. Last weekend about 60 members of the Edgar family gathered on the farm of Don Edgar on Browntown Line for the annual Victoria Day celebrations. The weather didn't co- operate with them but a good time was had by all. They gathered for fireworks on Sunday night and some camped and gathered together again on Monday for games and fellowship and as always delicious food. They came from London, Petrolia, Brigden, Tavistock, Clinton, Goderich, Blyth, Wingham. Greeting at Blyth United Church on Sunday, May 26 were Judy Gleave and Irma Mason. Guest musician was Margaret Kai. Rev. Jack Patterson was guest minister. Rev. Patterson's message to the children was a story of sharing and Edward, Ontario said, "there are some new and creative municipal names that need to be advertised. Blyth's entrance signs are currently being refurbished. The municipality hopes they will be back in place this week. The first of these prizes will be awarded this September when Stratford hosts the provincial Communities In Bloom ceremony. helping others. Readings were Psalm 8, II Corinthians 13: 5-10 and Matthew 28: 16-20. Rev. Patterson's message to the adults was the story of the early church being divided and that churches down through the ages have been flawed and broken. Next Sunday is award Sunday for the Sunday School. A potluck lunch will follow the service. A blood donor clinic is being held on Thursday, May 30 at Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton from 2:30 - 4 p.m. and 5:30 - 8 p.m. Up and over Jenny MacDonald gave a strong performance during the high jump event at Blyth Public School's track and field meet last Wednesday. (Bonnie Gropp photo) Entrance signs to be judged " OLDE 1 , n Sorry Open: laAGE rem Notice: The store hours will change for t ems the month of ) 1 , 4 r June Thursday, Friday & Saturday i 0:00 - 5:00 p.m for any inconvenience -_ =r . ,