HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2002-10-23, Page 3LEAN GROUND
BEEF
4.39/kg
199
lb
Our Compliments
CHICKEN
BREAST STRIPS
OR NUGGETS
907 g
Breaded 599
KRAFT
CHEEZ WHIZ
500 g
Selected
Varieties 2"
Get Ready For
Halloween
at
Scrimgeour's
FOOD TOWN
Prices in effect from
Oct. 19 to Oct. 25, 2002
PRIMO PASTA
OR PASTA
SAUCE
900 g or 680 ml 79
Selected
Varieties
CHRISTIE
COOKIES
350 -400 g
Selected
Varieties
99
Product of Ecuador
BANANAS
.73/kg .33 ,b.
McCAIN
PIZZA
POCKETS
400 g
Selected 2/ 00 4
Varieties
Congratulations
to
Jacqui Weiler
our halt back
winner
/— $29.22
Blyth 523-4551
By Marilyn
Craig
Call
523-9318
ROAST BEEF
SUPPER
Sunday, November 3
Blyth Memorial
Community Hall
4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Adults: $10.00
Children (5-12): $5.00
Children under 5: Free
Sponsored by Trinity Anglican Church
BLYTH FIGURE & POWER SKATING CLUB
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October 26, 2002
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!
Play some games!
Bring a friend! Everyone Welcome.
(Minimum $10.00 sponsorship)
Sponsor sheets available at the Blyth Arena.
Hope to see you there!!!
First time effort
A young skater gets help from a more experienced friend
when the Blyth Figure Skating Club beginners took to the
ice Friday afternoon under the guidance of instructor
Michelle Blake and several senior skaters. (Janice Becker photo)
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P-• MOVING
Kathy Lorentz-Hare RMT
will be moving her family and practice to
19 Waterloo St. N. in Goderich
Her last day of work in Blyth will be
Saturday, November 9th, 2002
She will resume massaging in her home, in
Goderich, November 19, 2002.
Her new business hours will be
Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 9:30 - 3:30
- every other Saturday 8:30 - 1:30 - off on Thursdays
New phone number in Goderich will be 440-0796
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I would like to take this time to give a special THANK YOU to my clients and the
village of Blyth Ont. With your patronage and friendly community spirit, I
successfully built a prosperous business in massage/craniosacral therapy. Al this
time, a new family opportunity has arisen that warrants our move to Goderich, Ont.
A warm welcome is extended to those who choose to carry on with me in Goderich,
and a loving good-bye to those clients who choose to stay in Blyth. Kara McNichol
will be slayin s, On in Slyth. Sincerely. Kathy Lorentz-Hare .
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2002. PAGE 3.
The winner of the 125th calendar
draw on Oct. 12 was Jim Pollard of
Auburn, Washington and the Oct. 19
winner was Gordon Brigham of
Blyth.
Don't forget the Swinging Seniors
regular meeting is on Oct. 23 at
noon. •
Sympathy is extended to John and•
Robbie Lawrie and Agnes Wharton
and families on the death of their
mother Janet Lawrie who passed
away on Oct. 17. Sympathy is also
extended to Brock and Janis Vodden
and family on the death of Brock's
mother, Myrtle Vodden who passed
away Oct. 16.
Greeting at Blyth United Church
on Sunday, Oct. 20 were Faye
Bolger and Lavern Clark. Guest
musician was Lynda Lentz-
MacGregor. Rev. Eugen Bannerman
welcomed everyone.
The opening prayer followed the
Aboriginal tradition of praying in
the directions. The congregation was
asked to participate by facing east,
south. west andnorth and repeat the
prayer of directions.
Rev. Bannerman's story to the
children was about the geese flying
south. In Denmark a flock of geese
flying south spotted a field of corn
and decided to land and feed for the
night. In the morning they all flew
off except one goose that thought it
needed to stay for a few more days
and eat corn. When it snowed one
morning it decided it would catchup
to the others. He tried and tried to
get off the ground but with no
success because he was too heavy.
The lesson from the story is to stick
together and work together and we
can do a lot.
His message to the adults was a
different story of the geese. The
reason the geese fly in a V-shape is
they can fly at least a 70 per cent
greater range than if they flew alone.
The lesson from this is that if people
share a common direction and sense
of community they can get where
they are going more quickly and
easily because they are travelling
together. If a goose falls out of
formation it soon gets back into
form as it is too hard to do it on its
own.
When the head goose gets tired,
another goose will take his place and
he rotates to the back of the
formation. It makes sense to take
turns doing demanding jobs with
other people. The geese honk from
behind to encourage each other to
keep flying. We too should keep
honking to encourage our leaders to
keep going. When a goose is sick or
disabled. there will be two geese
land on the ground with it to stand
guard until it is well and able to fly
.again or it dies. Then the other
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quickly catch up to the flock or join -
another flock. The lesson in this is
that we should stand by one another
like the geese.
The choir's anthem was It Took a
Miracle.
FROM BLYTH
2 more
on CHSS
award list
Notification has been received
from Central Huron Secondary
School that two more students have
been added to the list of this year's
recipients of the Norman Parks
Garrett award.
The presentation is made each
year at the commencement
ceremony to Blyth residents who are
goipg on to post-secondary
education.
Derek Cook, who is in the Police
Foundations program at Mohawk
College. Brantford and Justin Rinn,
who is attending Lambton College,
Sarnia in the Police Foundations
program, join the other three
recipients.
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