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9 am - 12 noon
Scouting youth in
uniform will be
asking for donations
to finance
$ local
scouting
activities.
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TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH HURON
BLYTH WARD
HYDRANT
FLUSHING NOTICE
The water department will be
conducting a hydrant and
main flushing program
during the hours of 7 a.m.
and 4:30 p.m. on Monday,
October 21 and Tuesday,
October 22, 2002.
This procedure could result
in the discolouration of your
water. It is recommended
that all customers check
their water for rust prior to
use each day as
discolouration of laundry,
etc. could occur.
Thank you for your
co-operation.
Guest Speaker: Alexandra Beasse
Education Coordinator, Alzheimer Society
Huron County
Tuesday, October 22 at -7:00 p.m.
Bainton Art Gallery - Blyth Memorial Hall
Free Admission - Refreshments served
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APOT.HEEARY
430 Queen St., Blyth 523-4210
Dan & Donna Taylor
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Saaiaga at
Scrimgeour's
FOOD TOWIN
Prices in effect from
Oct. 12 - Oct. 18, 2002
Cut from Canadian AA
Grades Beef or Higher
STRIP LOIN
GRILLING Kg9
STEAK lb.
GREEN GIANT
VEGETABLES
Selected
Varieties
1 kg
177
CAMPBELL'S
SOUP
284 ml Tomato,
Vegetable,
Chicken Noodle
or Cream of
Mushroom
Product of USA
No. 1 Grade
ICEBERG
LETTUCE
.79
HEINZ
TOMATO
JUICE
1.26 Litre
Fanci .99
SCHNEIDERS
OKTOBERFEST
SAUSAGE
500 g
179
KRAFT
DRESSING
475 ml
Selected
Varieties 169
LAY'S EXTRA
LARGE
POTATO CHIPS
225 - 270 g 31498
Selected
Varieties
Congratulations
.„.> to our Half Back Winner
Frances Bearss
$60.22
Blyth 523-4551
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2002. PAGE 3.
His message to the adults was
about different graces that are said at
this time of Thanksgiving.
The choir sang the anthem Thanks
Be To God.
Oct. 27 is a special service as the
congregation celebrates the 148th
anniversary of the church in Blyth
and the 40th anniversary of the
present church building.
On Nov. 17 they have invited the
Blyth Festival orchestra to join
them.
Dec. 8 is Sunday School White
Gift Sunday and the Choral Kids
will be singing.
I didn't have the name of the
winner for this week's 125th
calendar draw, so there will be two
next week.
The Swinging Seniors regular
meeting is on Oct. 23 at noon
beginning with a potluck lunch.
Come out and enjoy the fellowship.
The Seniors fall rally is in the Betty
Cardno Centre, Clinton on Oct. 17 at
U a.m.
Doug and Joyce Craig and family
hosted Thanksgiving dinner at their
home at RR2, Atwood. Those
attending were Larry and Deb
Appleby of Wingham, Jim and
Jeannie Rittinger of Kitchener. Fred
and Deb Hakkers and boys, Dave
Craig and Don and Marilyn Craig,
all of Blyth.
Brenda Mueller (Thuell) and son
James of Arizona were visiting with
relatives and friends in the area this
past weekend.
Greeting at Blyth United Church
on Thanksgiving Sunday, Oct. 13
were Mary Lou and Bonnie Stewart.
Guest musician was Margaret Kai.
Rev. Eugen Bannerman welcomed
everyone and wished them a happy
Thanksgiving.-
Rev. Bannerman told the children
of many graces and taught them a
very simple grace sung to the tune of
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Stdr.
"ABCDEFG. Thank God For the
Food we eat".
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Touring together
Brooke and Ali Snell took advantage of the day on Saturday
enjoying the colours and beauty along the Blyth Greenway
Trail during the annual fall walk (Vicky Bremner photo)
Though Blyth and Wingham did
not place first in the Communities in
Bloom Classic competition, the
results from the two communities
were very good.
Points are earned in six categories
and then, for the classic category,
combined, for the two centres.
The marks earned were: tidiness
effort. 88 out of 100 for Blyth and 78
for, • Wingham; environmental
awareness. 80 out of 100 and 78;
community involvement. 91 out of
100 and 88; natural and architectural
heritage conservation, 76 out of 100
and 79: urban forestry, 115 out of
150 and 113; landscaped areas, 116
out of 150 for both; floral displays,
124 out of 150 and 125; turf and
ground cover areas, 115 out of 150
and _110 arid for the-twinning effort,
94 out of 100 and 90.
Blyth achieved 899 points out of a
Possible 1,100 for 82 per cent while
Wingham reached 877 for an 80 per
cent average.
There were several positives noted
by the judges for the Blyth entry.
Included among the exceptional
All-you-can-eat
Fish Fry
$845
SATURDAY, OCT. 19
5-8 p.m.
Full menu also available
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values were civic pride, tremendous
support and involvement from the
community for events and programs,
the extraordinary cleanliness and
tidiness with well- groomed
properties and the enhancement of
public areas by floral displays.
Special mention was made of the
involvement from all levels of the
community and the good
communication between Blyth and
Wingham for the joint entry.
The Canadian flag and garden
Continued on page 6
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