HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2006-01-19, Page 3WANTED:
STUDENTS
Blyth Lions are looking for
youth 17-21 years old to
go on a Lions Youth
Exchange in July to almost
anywhere in the world.
They will stay with Lions
Clubs in the country of
their choice.
Also Wanted: Host
families in the Blyth area to
host incoming youth to this
area in July 2006.
Reply to:
Lion Mike McDonald
523-4351
or Lion Charlie Shaw
523-9502
Cut-off time:
January 25, 2006
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The Barber
Open
in the shop formerly
owned by
Lloyd Walsh
Men's & Boys.
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410 Queen St., Blyth
FROM BLYTH
THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 2006. PAGE 3.
Contest winners
Students at Blyth Public School participated in a colouring and essay contest for the Legion
about Remembrance Day. Winners were announced on Monday, Jan. 16. Back row, from left:
Jordan Rinn and Andy Egli. Second row, from left: Gwen Papple, youth education chairman
for the Legion, Kelly MacDonald, Amy Root, Michele Studhalter, Jessica Fraser, Emily
Nicholson, Colin Whitfield, and Maaike Van Hittersum. Front row, frorrr left: Eric Steele, Isaac
Nicholson, Virginia Breman, Kelsey Kerr, Kirby Cook, Hanne Naurwelaerts and Ric
McBurney, first vice-president and public relations officer. (Heather Crawford photo)
Terry, Debbie, Jennifer and
Brendan Pierce travelled to Nuevo
Vallarta, Mexico to celebrate
Christmas at the Vallarta Palace.
They enjoyed a tour of the city of
Puerto Vallarta, a sunset cruise,
horseback riding and parasailing.
Debbie and Jennifer spent
Christmas day at the spa. Chip
stayed with Granny and Uncle Paul.
Feliz Navidad! (means Merry
Christmas in Spanish).
Happy birthday to . Elsie Walsh
who celebrates her birthday on Jan.
26.
Legion euchre results for Jan. 9
are as follows: high lady, Vera
Hesselwood, 75; high man, Hugh
Cook, 78; lone hands., Ruth Sheill,
four, Len Archambault, four; low
lady, Evelyn Christensen, 45; low
man, Wilmer Glousher, 37; door
prize, Geraldine Dale; share the
wealth, Bill Craig, Ruth Shiell and
Jean Nethery. There were nine tables
in play.
• The next euchre is on Monday,
Jan. 30 in the Legion Hall at 7:30
p.m.
Congratulations to Boris and
Melody Wallace on a new baby
brother for Logan and a new
neighbour on the 8th Line.
Congratulations to Terry and Julie
Daer of Barrie on a new baby sister
for Josh.
Alexis was born Jan. 11. This is a
first granddaughter for Nancy and
Ed Daer of Wingham.
Betty Bowes is in Seaforth
hospital.
The Swinging Seniors meeting is
on Wednesday, Jan. 25.
Potluck lunch is at noon.
Come out and enjoy a family night
of fun at the Blyth United Church on
Jan. 21 at 7 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH
Greeting at Blyth United Church
on Sunday, Jan. 15 were Joann
MacDonald and Judy Gleave.
Ushering were Brenda and Lori
Brooks, Sharon Bromley and Myrtle
Badley. Guest organist was Margaret
Kai.
Emily Phillips welcomed
everyone to church and invited them
to share the news of their lives with
others around them.
The call to worship was followed
by the first hymn All the Way My
Saviour Leads Me, the Prayer of
Approach, the Prayer of
Confession and the Assurance of
Grace.
The choir sang an anthem, I See a
New Heaven.
The children's hymn was Jesus
Loves Me.
Mrs. Phillips read the Ten
Commandments while the children
were handed a piece of paper
with a symbol of what the
commandments meant to them.
The singing of The Lord's Prayer
was followed by the lighting of the
candle.
Quinton Hakkers carried the
candle downstairs to Sunday school.
The scripture readings were the
Ten Commandments, Psalm 15
and Matthew 19; 16-19 read by Joan
Clark.
Mrs. Phillips' message to the
adults was Resolutions.
People make resolutions on Jan. 1
and nine out of 10 have failed by
this time.
She said if one finds resolutions
OPP seize
over
$3,000
worth of
marijuana
in Blyth
On Jan. 10 members of the
Ontario Provincial Police drug
enforcement section, with the
assistance of Huron County OPP,
executed a Controlled Drugs and
Substances Act warrant at a
residence in Blyth.
As a result a quantity of cannabis
marijuana, $3,186 worth in total,
was located.
A 43-year-old man of Blyth and
25-year-old woman, both of Blyth
face charges of possession of
cannabis, marijuana for the purpose
of trafficking. The woman is
scheduled to appear in the Ontario
Court of Justice, Goderich on
March 20 while the man was to
appear in Goderich provincial court
on Jan, 11 for a bail hearing.
hard to keep why not make simple
ones, like become involved in a
committee, do something nice for a
neighbour, think positive and
never lose your sense of humour.
Jesus said to love one's neighbour
as one's self.
In 2006 let's resolve to be
thankful, she said.
FARM SAFETY FACT
Did you know?
((NC) — Cows cause 33 per
cent of animal-related
injuries and 16 per cent of
animal-related fatalities on
Canadian farms. The calving
season of January to June is
the primary times of incident
occurrence.
Canadian Agricultural Injury
Surveillance Program.
— News Canada
Everyone's invited to our annual
$ Cash Paid $
or complete & partial household lots of furnishings,
dishes and anything you no longer need
Open House &
Information Night
Central Huron
Secondary School
Opens its Doors To All
Grade Eight Students and their Parents
Tuesday, January 24th
The excitement begins at 6:30 pm
Information Session in Large Gym
Band and Student Council Presentation
Many Great Tours and Interesting Activities
Refreshments Available
& Wonderful Prizes to be Won
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• Furniture • Dishes
• Clothing • Toys
Wed., Tfirs. 454 12-6: Fri. 12-8
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