HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2005-02-03, Page 3THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2005. PAGE 3.
On Thursday. Jan. 26 the Biyth
Swinging Seniors gathered at
Memorial Hall for a potluck dinner
and their regular meeting.
A report on a Zone meeting was
given by Shirley Nicholson. She
reminded members that the spring
rally is in Varna on Thursday, April
21.
The president. Jean Plaetzer.
announced that the club is invited to
Huronlea on Tuesday. Feb. 8.
Jean Nethery outlined plans for
the annual June bus trip. Songs of
the Oprey by the Walters family was
the trip selected.
Elva Brown, pianist, was in charge
of entertainment. She gave a
humourous reading and organized
several games of euchre, complete
with prizes.
New members arc always
welcome.
There is a card party on Thursday.
Feb. 3 at 1:30 p.m. at Biyth
Memorial Hall. All proceeds are
going to Clinton Public Hospital.
Come out and enjoy an afternoon of
fun.
Sympathy is extended to Suzanne
and Randy Hamilton and family on
the death of Suzanne’s mother Ann
Jeanette Boshart who passed away
Jan. 27.
Sorry to hear that Ann Hollinger is
a patient in Wingham hospital and
Alvin Snell is a patient in Clinton
hospital.
Happy birthday to Fred Hakkers
who celebrated Jan. 27.
Happy birthday to Nan Gore who
will celebrate her birthday Feb. II.
to Evelyn Caldwell. Feb. 6 and
Shirley Nicholson, Feb. 12.
Greeting at Biyth United Church
on Sunday, Jan. 30 were Larry and
Myrtle Badley. Ushers were Brenda
Brooks, Pat Bernard and Larry and
Myrtle Badley. Guest musician was
Margaret Kai.
The choir’s anthem was Stand Up.
Rejoice and Sing.
The children's hymn. Lord, Listen
to Your Children Praying was sung
as the children gathered at the front
of the church for their story time.
Rev. Eugen Bannerman told them a
story of Jesus healing the children
who were sick and told them there is
a time to be born and a time to die.
The lcctionary reading was from
Micah 6: 1-8 and the responsive
reading was Psalm 15.
Rev. Bannerman's message to the
adults was Living with Illness.
Living with Purpose. He told of a
man living with Lou Gehrig's
disease who had kept a diary of his
illness. The love and support of
family and friends is very important
when a person is going through an
illness.
The annual meeting is on Feb. 13
at I p.m.
FROM BLYTH
OPP charge snowmobilers
OPP over the past weekend were
out on the trails doing snowmobile
patrol in Huron County. Seven
officers logged 673 kilometres.
Seventeen charges were issued to
snowmobilers, nine on Saturday and
eight on Sunday. Tickets were for
people using the trails minus a trail
permit, failing to provide proof of
ownership and failure to display
permit (validation sticker on
windshield). Also three people were
asked to provide samples of breath
into alcotests. All three passed the
tests but did register some alcohol in
their systems.)
Officers will continue to monitor
the trails.
Gratefully accepted
The Biyth Lions Club presented a cheque in the amount of $10,000 to the Heart and Soul
campaign. This how leaves just $13,000 from the club’s original pledge of $60,000. Back row,
from left, are Lions members: Dan Taylor, Brent Scrimgeour, Tyler Stewart, Gord Jenkins, Ken
Stewart, Joe Phelan and Charlie Shaw. Front: Lion Brenda McDonald, North Huron clerk
administrator John Stewart, accepting the cheque from Lions president Don ‘Barney’ Stewart,
and Lion Tom Cronin. (Dianne Josling photo)
includes: sausages, salads
and desserts
Tuesday, February 8
5 pm ~ 7 pm
Biyth Memorial Community Hall
Adults: $7.00
Children: (5-12) $4.00
Preschoolers: Free
Sponsored
by
Trinity
Anglican
Church
Mid-Winter
Sale
First grade apples
and pears as low as
Fresh
Natural Cider
4 litres $5.00
Blythe Brooke
Orchards
one mile
west of
Biyth
9338
TASTY TREATS TO GO
Tell your Sweetheart how you feel with Sweets!
Send a Cookie Gram with
your message
Small $5. 00 Large *10.00
Free delivery in Biyth
Also available homemade chocolates,
heart shaped cakes and cupcakes
To place your order call Fred Hakkers at 523-4932
Draw sponsored by
Biyth Legion
hk Branch 420
Draw to be held Feb. 12
at the Biyth Legion’s Western Country
Valentine’s Ball at the
Biyth Community Centre.
1st PRIZE - Broil King Gas Barbecue
donated by Sparling’s Propane
2nd PRIZE -H.P. 4.1 Digital Camera
3rd PRIZE - Pioneer DVD Player
Tickets $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00
available at Biyth General Store - 523-9785,
k Biyth Festival - 523-9300 J
or Biyth Legion - 523-9535
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Western Country
Valentines Ball
Saturday, February 12
9:00 pm - 1:00 am
Biyth Community Centre
Tickets $10/person available at Biyth Legion,
Biyth General Store, Biyth Festival or Brussels Agri Services
Sponsored by Biyth Legion Branch 420
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February 10th
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