The Citizen, 1991-03-27, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1991. PAGE 3.
4H club identifies plants
The first meeting of the Blyth 4H
Horticulture Club was held on
March 20 at the home of Christine
Stadelmann. The meeting was
opened with the 4H pledge.
Group members were then asked
to nominate someone as President,
Vice President, Secretary and
Press Reporter. The President for
the club is Christine Stadelmann;
Vice-President, Marie Cronyn; Se
cretary, Debbie Machan; and Press
Reporter, Debbie Machan. Every
one was then asked to guess the
names of several types of plants
that Sheron Stadelmann grew in
her home. The plants members
were able to identify were from an
Amaryllis to an Easter and Christ
mas cactus.
The club members were then
asked to bring a flower pot and
a plant that they will be able to
grow to the next meeting. The
meeting was then closed with the
4H motto. The next meeting will be
held on March 27 at 7 p.m. in the
home of Christine Stadelmann.
Londesboro Lions
donate money
Londesboro and District Lions
Club donated nearly $6,000 to area
activities during its 1990-91 year
the club revealed recently.
Largest donation in the $5,835
given out was a $1,000 gift to the
Clinton Public Hospital while $500
was given to the Blyth Brownies
and Blyth-Londesboro Venturers
and $400 paid for a bus to
swimming Wessons.
Donations of $250 went to Hullett
Fireworks, Hullett Minor Ball and
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Concentrating hard, young players shoot for top scores in the Video Challenge sponsored by the
Blyth Optimist Club at Blyth Public School Saturday. Winners of the event will go to the zone
championship in Blyth April 14.
Large turnout at video challenge
The first Blyth Optimist Club
Video Challenge drew a large
turnout at Blyth Public School on
Saturday.
Winners and second place fini
shers in the various categories will
go on to the zone competition in
Blyth on April 13.
In the grade one and two
category Tristan Irving was first,
Tyler Wilson, second and Jenny
Ritchie, third.
In grade three and four, Steph
anie Oliver was first, Adam Blair,
second and Joey Sykes, third.
In grade five and six, Jeremiah
Hamm was first, Russell Rhiel,
second and Mark Lewis, third. ,
In the grade seven and eight
category Anthony Wilkinson was
first, Jason McDougall, second and
Darryl Shannon, third.
In the open category Thomas
Schroeker was first, Jason Clark,
second and Susanne Schultz, third.
Blyth.Thankoffering at United
People
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Snell visited
last weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Johnson, Kari and Kurt of
London and with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
The annual Spring Thankoffering
service was held in Blyth United
Church on Sunday evening, March
24 wtih the Evening Unit in charge.
Emily Phillips very capably con
ducted the service carrying out the
theme “Women of the Bible”.
Joan Clark introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. Verna Burgin from
Kirkton (President of Huron-Perth
U.C.W.). In her address Mrs.
Burgin used women who had a part
in Israel’s history - including
Debra, Bethsheba and others, to
emphasize that no matter what our
job or position, it is important. She
was thanked by Susan Howson.
The ladies choir, under the
direction of Phyllis Boak, favoured
all with two lovely numbers, “Be
neath the Cross of Jesus” and
“After”.
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Timpany of Aylmer who celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary on
March 19.
Mr. Shane Snell and Miss Tara
Garland of London visited on
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Snell.
Lost Heir on Wednesday night,
March 20 in Blyth were: high lady,
Feme Howatt; high man, Harvey
Sillib; low lady, Margaret Nesbitt;
ATTENTION
YOUNG PEOPLE
The Blyth Lions Club must know by Friday, March 29 of
any young youths ages 16 to 21 who are interested in
the Lions International Youth Exchange.
Please contact Lions Gord Jenkins 523-9372.
WEBSTER’S
CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR
BLYTH 523-9709
low man, Charlie Smith; and
special prize, Edgar Howatt.
There will be Lost Heir again
Wednesday night. Everyone is
welcome.
NOTICE TO
VILLAGE
OF BLYTH
RESIDENTS
The 1st installment of the 1991
property taxes are due March
28, 1991.
Helen R. Grubb
Tax Collector
Due to renovations
THE BLYTH
MUNICIPAL/P.U.C.
OFFICE
will be temporarily located in
the Art Galleiy st Blyth
Memorial Community Hall be
ginning April 1, 1991.
Colour as many pictures as you wish using markers, crayons, pencil
crayons or water paints.
CATEGORIES:
Two categories [children 4 - 8 yrs.], [children 9 -12 yrs.]
HOW TO ENTER:
Your coloured picture must be presented to the store or business
that sponsored it, by 5:00 p.m. Friday, April 5, 1991.
Each sponsoring store will award a prize in each category of $5.00
cash.
Enter as many pictures as you wish - the more you enter the more
you could win!
Be sure to fill out your name, address and telephone number.
WINNERS:
Winners from each store will be published in The Citizen on
Wednesday, April 10. Prizes will be awarded by the sponsoring
merchant no later than April 15, 1991.
Thanks for entering and thanks to our sponsoring merchants.