The Citizen, 1987-08-26, Page 3The Blyth I Girls Mites team were the “B” Event champions in the
Inter-Township Minor Softball Association tournament held in
Londesboro last weekend, beating out a Goderich team by a score of
11-6 to win the Consolation Trophy. Shown with their coach Kriss
Snell, the players are [front, from left] Julie McNichol, Kathy Fraser,
Kristy Caldwell, Pauline Stewart and Carrie Ainsley; [back] Kimberly
Richmond, Sandy Walsh, Tina Burkholder, Jill Jenkins. Absent when
the picture was taken are Erica Clark, Jackie Smith, Andrea
Rammeloo and Coach Shane Snell.
Blyth Legion holds
family picnic
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1987. PAGE 3.
Blyth losing business because
there's no room to expand
On August 16 Blyth Legion
Branch 420 had its annual family
picnic at West Wawanosh Conser
vation Park.
There were 55 people in atten
dance and they enjoyed a day of
swimming, sports events, and lots
of good conservation. Supper was
pot luck and Comrade Wm.
Vincent and Fred Brewer cooked a
pot of corn. Fun was had by all and
all are looking forward to the next
picnic.
Winners of the races were:
Preschool, first, Vicki Schellen-
berger; second, Derrick Cook; 5 &
6, first, Nicholas Schellenberger;
second, Tyler Stewart; 7 and 8 and
9, (tied) first and second Joey
Airdrie and Pauline Stewart; 10
and 11 and 12, first Andrea Henry;
second, Annette Vincent; 13, 14
and 15, first Tim Airdrie; second,
Stan Airdrie.
Ladies, first, Dianne Dimaline;
second, Dorothy Airdrie; Bag race,
first, Tim Airdrie; second, Tamara
Bearss; Bag race, Kids, first, Joey
Airdrie; second, Nicholas Schell
enberger; Adults sack race, first,
Don Dimaline; second, Dave Cook;
Three-legged race, first Allison
Chamney and Annette Vincent;
second, Tim Airdrie and Stan
Airdrie.
Blyth will lose a widely acclaim
ed architect’s firm next month
because of lack of commercial
space for the rapidly expanding
company.
Christopher Borgal confirmed
last week that his company will be
moving to Goderich in September
to a location that will offer more
space for growth. The firm, which
employs six people besides Mr.
Borgal has been operating from a
historic house on King St. West but
the rapidly expanding reputation
of the firm has brought it so much
work that it has outgrown the
building.
The house originally served as
both home and office but last year
the Borgals moved to Port Albert
leaving the house entirely for the
office.
Mr. Borgal said he feels badly
leaving Blyth since it has been so
good to him but had to make a
business decision. He needed
3,000 square feet of space to
accommodate his office and that
amount just wasn’t available at an
affordable cost in Blyth. He has
purchased a large house in God
erich with more than 4,000 square
feet of space and will rent out some
space to another business for the
People
Mary and Lloyd Walden, Arnold
and Erma Cook visited a few days
last week with Bill Bush at his
cottage at Crystal Lake.
Miss Heather McDowell of
Toronto was a guest on Sunday at
the home of her aunt and uncle
Feme and Harve McDowell.
Murray McDowell of Cookstown
was a visitor in Blyth for a few days,
at the beginning of the week,
staying at the home of his sister
Feme and brother-in-law Harvey
McDowell.
time being.
He will continue tobe involved in
Blyth however, he said, working on
expansion plans for the Blyth
Festival. He’ll rentoutthe house in
Blyth.
It was the Festival that originally
brought him to Blyth. He was
involved with Nick Hill in the firm
of Hill and Borgal when he was
assigned the work of designing a
new wing for Memorial Hall in the
late 1970’s. He liked the village so
much he bought a house then, then
Hill and Borgal dissolved their
partnership, he moved his office to
Blyth.
His work in restoration of
buildings and especially his work
to jilt’s All in the
CLASSIFIEDS
The practice of
DR. J. KEITH HAY
will recommence
September 1,1987 at his
new office situated at
136 Queen Street, South
Blyth
Office Hours By Appointment
523-4794
482-5512 (Clinton Office)
Special
in designing museums has led to
invitations to do work all the way
from Massachusetts to Sault Ste.
Marie.
Last year the company won two
provincial awards for excellence in
renovations to existing buildings.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL
SAVINGS
20% -
MEN’S - LADIES’
- BOYS’
DENIM JEANS
& JACKETS
Assorted Styles
- PLUS -
•New Jean Hand Bags
•Running Shoes
•Desert Boots [Boys & Girls]
•Back Packs
•Sweater
•Socks
•Blouses
•Jewellery ____
•Hair Accessories
Webster’s
Clothing & Footwear
Main Street, Blyth g|g 523-9709
Sale
Aug. 26 -
Sept. 5/87
Open 6 days a week
Monday to Wednesday 9 - 6 p.m.
Thursday and Friday 9-8p.m.
Saturday 9-6p.m.
August 19 - August 29
jUITm - Just in time for
BACK-TO-SCHOOL
Lucky 13 draw^
Enter our Lucky 13 Draw
for an opportunity to get
your purchase
"FREE
Just fill out a coupon with every
purchase and on August 29th/87J
vwe will draw the lucky 13th X
person's name
Good Luck! ’
STORE HOURS****""
Tuesday to Saturday
9am. to6p m
Turnberry Street
BRUSSELS
887-9811
GIVE-AWAY
12 lucky winners will
receive a FREE
Wonder Bra.
With every purchase
fill out a coupon and
on August 29th
^will draw 12
winners^
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