The Citizen, 1989-03-15, Page 3A team from the Blyth and District Fire Department proved to be sharp on
Saturday as they won the “B” championship at a dart tournament among
area fire departments held in Wingham. Vernon Bromley, Connie Bromley,
Brad Montgomery and Maureen Montgomery brought home the trophy for
the second time in three years.
Blyth.
People
Doris Hicks and Mary Warwick
have returned from a two-week
Ellison Tour to and in Florida. In
Central Florida they took in many
attractions around Kissimmee
where they had time to relax during
a five-day stay. They spent two
days in Miami and one day in the
Keys and Key West.
Mrs. Bonnie Shannon and boys
Darryl, Corey, Nathan and Devin
went on Sunday to visit with Jack,
Shirley, Kari and Kurt Johnson of
London.
On Saturday, Feb. 25, young and
old alike enjoyed the Blyth United
Church Skating party.
Because the 1988 skating party
had been cancelled due to a storm,
the enthusiasm for the 1989 party
was high.
Prize winners were: Best cos
tume - child, Jennifer Pierce; best
costume - adult, Mrs. Betty Lewis;
funniest costume - boy, Chad
Haggitt; funniest costume - girl,
Kim Ferguson; best couple - Heidi
and Laura Meier; best group -
Julie, Michellen, Kandice and Sar
ah McNichol; oldest skaters, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim McCall; youngest
skater, Raymond De Boer; largest
family on skates, the Herb Shannon
family.
After the skating party a pot luck
supper was enjoyed by all at the
Church.
Blyth $300,000
PRIDE program
outlined
The submission and bylaws for
Blyth’s $300,000 PRIDE (Program
for Renewal, Improvement, Deve
lopment and Economic Revitaliza
tion) program has been submitted
to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs
following a public meeting held
Feb. 28.
Clerk-treasurer Helen Grubb
told council last Wednesday that
the papers had been sent to the
minister’s office along with letters
of commitment from all the area
service groups involved in the
program.
The program provides $150,000
of provincial money to be matched
by a further $150,000 from local
sources. The public meeting was
told $52,000 had been committed
by service groups.
Four areas have been designated
for “soft” services (social and
recreation facilities). Lions Park
will see improvements to the
wading pool, picnic shelter, fencing
and playground equipment.
The program calls for the Rad
ford baseball diamond to get new
lights, fencing, landscaping, sodd
ing, playground equipment and
bleachers however, Mrs. Grubb
told council Wednesday that there
is still a chance money for this
project might be approved under a
grant from the Ministry of Tourism
and Recreation. A decision will be
made by the Ministry about April 1
and if the grant is successful it
would free up mcney from the
PRIDE grant to be used elsewhere.
Improvements to camping facili
ties, seats, and bleachers will be
made at the fairgrounds. The Blyth
and District Community Centre will
get an expanded kitchen and a
commercial dishwasher.
Hard services will receive
$190,000 of the grant. Included are
plans for the Public Utilities Com
mission to upgrade main street
water and electrical services in
conjunction with the rebuilding of
main street by the Ministry of
Transportation. The Ministry’s
plans are still not firm so the plans
have been left to the third year of
the program.
Also planned are two new en
trance signs to the village at a cost
of $30,000 to be erected at the
north and east limits of the village;
new plants on main street; side
walk replacements and boulevard
improvements and paving of the
backlanes behind main street
buildings.
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