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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2004.
Thanks
Despite the dreary day on Nov. 3, members of the Blyth Festival were all smiles as the Huron
Pork Producers sponsored a 2005 Festival performance which amounts to $350. Members of
the Huron Pork Producers are ,planning to come to see a performance in July. From left:
Teresa Van Raay, Huron Pork Producer president; Annie Sparling, Blyth Festival board
director, Marilyn Schiestel, Huron Pork Producer secretary and Murray Vollmer, vice-
president. (Elyse DeBruyn photo)
By Bonnie Gropp
Citizen editor
There's a new face in an old place
on Blyth's main street.
After almost half a century of
sprucing up the local males, Lloyd
Walsh retired as barber. Last
Thursday, John Rae took over the
business.
Roe, vho is married to the former
Nancy Stewart, a native of the
village, operated a barbershop in
Atwood for many years. Roe then
pursued other careers until recently
retiring. With Nancy's work as a
resource teacher bringing them into
the area, the couple decided to build
a home in the, village and settle
here.
Retirement, however, was not
working particularly well for Roe. "I
found myself sitting and watching
Geraldo and Jerry. It just wasn't
good, so since -I had a trade
certificate I though why not barber."
That action, however, depended
quite a bit on his predecessor's plans.
"I would never have tried it with
Lloyd still in business. He had such a
large market share of the male
customers."
Saying that Walsh has "things on
the go," Roe adds words of praise.
"He is a fine fellow, a good barber,
who was a real asset, to the
community."
In part, because of his respect for
Walsh, Roe plans virtually no change
to the business. There will be a few
minor upgrades, essential to the
building, but other than that the
barber shop is "perfect just the way it
is. This is an icon, a local landmark.
Why would I touch it?" said Roe.
"The price is the same, the building's
the same. I don't intend to change
it."
Cranbrook
minister
speaks in
Stratford
Continued from page 9
McDonald-Lee was preaching at a
church anniversary on Sunday in
Stratford, Mary Kloosterman was
the guest speaker in Cranbrook. She
is the manager of the. YMCA in
Goderich.
The welcome sunshine on the
weekend provided for long days for
some farmers in the area as they
worked getting more crops off the
fields. The word snow in the forecast
gives an added incentive to keep on
working.
Birthday wishes to Darren Evans,
Nov. 10; Jenna Swart, Nov. 11; Shari
Evans, Nov. 13; Janis Bray, Nov. 15;
Shelly .Smith and Ken Knight, Nov.
16 and Alan Baker, Nov. 17.
Welcome to main street
The only change in the local barber shop is the name and
face as John Roe took over for long-time Blyth barber Lloyd
Walsh last week. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
Blyth's barber shop
gets new owner