The Citizen, 1991-05-01, Page 3Blyth.
People
Fcrne and Harvey McDowell visit
ed on Sunday with Murray and
Heather McDowell of Cookstown.
They attended the 166th Anniversary
of Cookstown United Church. The
music was supplied by Heather and
two friends from Toronto who ren
dered several beautiful trio selec
tions.
There were six tables in play at the
Wednesday night lost heir card party
at Blyth Memorial Hall April 24.
Mary Walden and Alvin Snell had
the high scores. Gene Snell and
Lloyd Walden had the low scores.
The special prize was won by Julie
Cook.
There will be a card party as usual
Wednesday night and everyone is
welcome.
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It was spring clean-up time in Blyth when the Grade 5
class at Blyth Public School went to work at the Blyth
Horticultural Park on Thursday. As part of their Earth Week
activities Michael Haggitt, Jeremiah Hamm and Michael
Ansley pick up garbage in the park.
Cost of telephone system
keeps coming down
The cost of the telephone system
for the Blyth municipal office is com
ing down according to quotes
revealed at the April 23 meeting of
village council.
Council had originally been given
a cost of $3000 for a system to serve
the office as well as the public works
garage and the pumphouse. The sys
tem would have eight telephones and
two lines, with provision for extra
lines for a FAX machine or computer
hookup.
Councillor Dave Lee carried out
investigations for the April 11 meet
ing of council that got prices from
two other companies including a bid
from Wightman Telephone for the
same system used by Bell but at a
considerably lower price.
That quote, however, was for less
sophisticated telephones and when
Bell was asked to quote on the same
units, it's price came in slightly
cheaper than Wightman. Final
requirements of the system were not
decided on at the time of the meeting
but it appears the cost will be more
than $1000 less than the original quo
tation.
Students present concert
Students of Shirley E.Vincent pre
sented their annual recital at Blyth
United Church April 22.
Students from all levels performed
for the audience. As well as piano
performances there was a flute duet
with Lisa Watson and Stephanie
Lentz. Abigail and John Ramirez,
Evan and Bradley Hickey and
Tammy and Nicole Middlekamp per
formed duets.
Performing at the concert were
Michael Courtney, Erica Clark,
Local Youths
hurt in crash
Two youths, who can not be named
under the Young Offenders' Act,
received major injuries after an acci
dent in Ashfield Township on Satur
day morning.
A spokesperson from the Goderich
OPP said that the driver and one pas
senger were travelling west on Cone.
2/3 about 1.2 kilometres east of
Sideroad 3/4 when the car went into a
skid, left the road, and struck a hydro
pole.
Police say the victims were trans
ferred to Goderich hospital by ambu
lance. No further information
regarding their condition was avail
able.
Bradley Hickey, Tammy Mid
dlekamp, Ashley Howson, Evan
Hickey, Shawn Clark, Amanda Fish
er, Maryanne Perrie, Kevin Hallahan,
Kim Ferguson, Ross Clark, Andrew
Perrie, Jennifer Brigham, Erin Hick
ey, Tammy Walker, Andrea Fisher,
Tina Burkholder, Michael McGle-
naghan, Abigail Ramirez, Kevin
Webster, Amanda Hickey, Kurt
Lentz, Mary Beth Brigham, Nicole
Middlekamp, Shawna Walker, Darrel
Lavis, Laurie Little, Stephanie Lentz
and John Ramirez.
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Large Item Pickup
scheduled for April 27,1991.
Items will not be handled from
inside buildings. No household
garbage.
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