The Citizen, 1990-06-20, Page 19RUTABAGA FESTIVAL, PAGE A7
Blyth Rutabaga Festival ’90
The people behind it all
Behind the first Blyth Rutabaga Festival
is a whole team of people who volunteered
their time and talents to make the event a
success.
John Elliott is the chairman of the Blyth
Rutabaga Festival Committee. Jim Wilson
is treasurer and Jane Gardner acts as
secretary and unofficial promotion mana
ger.
Ruth Dougherty, wife of Russell Dough
erty, a pioneer in the rutabaga industry, is
honorary chairperson. George and Marion
Hubbard are King and Queen of the event.
Dave Williams chairs the Gong Show
committee which includes Elaine Scrim-
geour, Gwen Papple, Dianne Josling,
Linda Stewart and Keith Roulston.
Bev Elliott chairs the souvenir commit
tee with Lynne Logue, Ruth Webster, and
Laurie Sparling assisting.
Betty Battye and Al Sygrove make up the
school’s committee.
Dave Williams chairs the parade com
mittee with Paul Josling and the Blyth Fire
Department and Doug Whitmore helping
organize the parade and Linda Stewart and
Sue Wilson manning the registration desk.
Don Scrimgeour, Tom Cronin, John
Battye, Mildred Ament, Brenda Finlayson
and Paul Josling are helping co-ordinate
the activities.
Don Stewart chairs the sports commit
tee. Diane Wasson chairs the
churches/baking contest committee.
Other committee members are Thelma
Wilson, Bill Gauley, Helen Grubb, Rick
Aylseworth, Nan Gore, Al Donaldson,
Deanna Snell, Valerie Pitman, Lewis
Pitman, Ray Hallahan, Doug Whitmore,
Valerie Gauley, Donna Govier, Joe Chat
terton, Joanne MacDonald, John Stadel-
mann, Paul Kerr and Steve Howson.
Participating organizations include Blyth
Lions Club, Blyth Public School, Blyth and
District Fire Department, Huron Pioneer
Thresher and Hobby Association, Blyth
Legion Auxiliary and the Junior Farmers.
Bluewater Shrine Club
FISH FRY =
Fresh Lake Huron pickerel, salad, dessert & beverage
Prepared specially for
RUTABAGA FESTIVAL
SAT. JUNE 23, 1990
4 P.M. TO 7 P.M.
Complete Adult
Dinner
Children 12
and under
$6.50
$4.25
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Be sure and enter the
COOKING CONTEST
BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL 10:30 A.M. SAT., JUNE 23/90
Enter one or more categories, entries must be accompanied by recipe, to be used in a future
Cook Book.
[All recipes must include RUTABAGA as an ingredient] [1 ] Cake [2] Pies [3] Muffins or Loaves
[4] Most creative recipe using rutabaga. Entries to be at the Memorial Hall forjudging by 10:30
a.m. June 23/90.
Winners will receive Trophies and Prizes and a place of Honour in the parade. Winning entries
will be auctioned off following the parade.
The rest of the entries will be available for sampling with coffee, proceeds to go to the
RUTABAGA FESTIVAL.
Free rutabaga available at the Village Office, starting June 11/90.
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Entry forms available at The Citizen, Villageof Blyth Office, or
Scrimgeour's Food Market
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