The Citizen, 1994-03-09, Page 3A good start
This group of skaters did their routine to "Achy, Breaky Heart" at the Blyth Power and Figure
Skating Club Achievement Night on Friday, March 4. Members of the group in random order
are: Kristy James, Tonya Mason, Courtney Baker, Megan Lee, Samantha Gibson, Melissa
Taggart, Lisa Carter, Angelika Sturzenegger and Linsay Penfound. The skaters are in the
Basic class.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9,1994. PAGE 3.
Legion groups to pay
for new doors on Hall
Recognition
Leonard Stilling the Zone Youth Education Chairperson for District C was in Blyth last week to
make presentations to two students. Cappy Onn, left, received third prize at the Zone level for
her essay entry while Skye Lantinga earned second for her black and white poster and third
for her poem.
Legion hosts convention
Len Shilling, Zone C-l Youth
Education Chairman was present to
honour Cappy Onn and Skye
Lantinga with certificates and
prizes from the Zone C-l
Remembrance Day contests at the
March meeting of the Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 420.
Donations made by motions of
members included Vanastra
Recreation Centre, $50; Navy
League of Canada, $50; Lion’s
Youth Exchange, $1,000; H.M.C.S.
Haida, Noval Museum Fund, $50;
Zone C-l Child Video Program,
$141 and the Blyth Summer
Festival, $2,500.
Branch 420 Public Speaking
Contest winners Shannon Scott and
Graeme Worsell will advance to
the District C-l Public Speaking
Competition in Elmira after placing
first in Seaforth on March 5.
Congratulations and best wishes
Shannon and Graeme.
Blyth Memorial Hall was the site
of the zone C-l Spring convention
on Sunday, March 6. A successful
afternoon was held with
approximately 100 Legion and
Auxiliary members attending from
Zone and District levels.
The Ladies Auxiliary is planning
a community dinner on March 17
from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the Blyth
Memorial Hall. Prices for meals
Minister baptizes children
Greeting worshippers at Blyth
United Church on March 6 were
Stephen and Joan Caldwell. Ushers
were Earl and Shirley Fyfe and
Brenda and Heather McDonald.
Janice Peters looked after the
junior congregation with Debbie
Root in the nursery.
The opening hymn was "Praise to
the Lord”, followed by Invocation
and Confession. Responsive
reading was Decalogue.
The sacrament of baptism was
held. Children being baptised were
Andrew James, son of Michael and
Jane Hoba and Kelly Ann, daughter
of Scott and Kathryn MacDonald.
The choral kids all circled around
them in an impressive ceremony by
singing, "This Child of Mine",
accompanied by Phyllis Boak at the
piano. This was followed by the
congregation singing the hymn
include adults, $8.50; children $4;
preschoolers are free. Takeout is
available. Money raised from this
event will go towards updating the
hall kitchen.
"Take Thy Cross".
Shawn Clark read the scripture, I
Cor. 1: 18-25. Chad Haggitt read
the scripture John. 2: 13-22.
Rev. Jock Tolmay's sermon was
titled "When is anger right?" He
said, "Is it ever right. If you lose it
or are out of control, neither is
good in its own right. If you use it
positively, it can be good.
Minute for Missions was given
by Erica Clark, followed by the
congregational prayer and the
singing of The Lord's Prayer.
The closing hymn, "I'm not
ashamed of my Lord" was sung,
followed by the commissioning,
benediction and choral response.
"Children are Special"
conference is March 28 at the
Salvation Army Church, 18
Waterloo St. S., Goderich.
Continued on page 16
The Blyth Legion and the Blyth
Legion Ladies Auxiliary have
agreed to pay for the replacement
of the oak doors on the front of
Memorial Hall, each contributing
50 percent.
The Memorial Hall Community
Board was informed of the letter
received from the Legion at the
Feb. 28 meeting.
Blyth
People
Five tables of lost heir were in
play at the hall on Wednesday
evening.
Winners were: high lady, Janet
Lawrie; high man, Jim Walsh; low
lady, Anna Snell; low man, Feme
McDowell, playing as a man.
There were seven tables of
euchre Monday, Feb. 28 at Blyth
Memorial Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Bernice
McClinchey; high man, Lillian
Letherland; low lady, Marjorie
East; low man, Clifford Coultes;
ladies' lone hands, Ruby Pattison;
men's lone hands, Lloyd Appleby.
On Tuesday, March 1, 17 local
residents enjoyed a mystery tour to
the Hamilton area. After a day of
sightseeing they enjoyed a
delicious dinner at the Old Mill in
Ancaster.
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A donation of $ 1,000 has already
been received from the Ladies
Auxiliary.
No tenders were received for the
door replacement so Board Chair
Shirley Fyfe will contact some
local contractors to obtain a price.
Mrs. Fyfe was appointed to
another term as chair of the board.
The dishes ordered by the Ladies
Auxiliary, for the Hall have arrived
and service clubs are being asked
for their financial assistance.
The Legion Ladies would also be
interested in installing a dishwash
er, at the cost of $4,000.
A community supper will be held
on March 17 to help raise funds.
Two windows need to be
replaced.
One window in the link has
popped its seal and the cost of
labour for replacement, $320 plus
tax, should be covered by insur
ance. The window is covered by a
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A small window by the box
office is cracked and the cost of
repairs is approximately $260 plus
tax.
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