The Citizen, 1995-12-13, Page 3Coming down
The old Orange Hall on Dinsley St. in Blyth is gone as
area Mennonites came to dismantle it last week. The
Loyal Orange Lodge was organized in Blyth in 1858. East
Wawanosh built this building as a school in 1867.
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Here are some great last minute gift ideas:
• collector plates & frames • prints • collectables
• chocolates • candies & nuts
Extended Hours: Dec. 18 - 24,1995
Open Mon. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Sun. - 11 am. - 4 p. m.
Queen St. N., Blyth
519-523-4700
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13,1995. PAGE 3.
Legion welcomes new members
For the first time since the Vil-
lage of Blyth hired an animal con-
trol officer three years ago, the
program has ended with a surplus.
Council was told at the Dec. 4
meeting that expenditures this year
Blyth
People
Jennifer Pierce of London will be
celebrating her 12th birthday on
Dec. 16.
Five tables of lost heir were in
play at the Hall on Wednesday
to Sept. 30 were $1,705.46, while
money brought in to Oct. 31 was
$2,500.
Animal Control Officer Bob
Trick told councillors that 96 dog
tags were sold in the village in
evening.
Winners were: high lady, Nora
Kelly; high gent, Jim Walsh; low
lady, Diane Raynard; low gent,
Janet Lawrie (playing as a man).
Lost heir playing will resume on
Jan. 10. Everyone is welcome.
Results of the Dec. 4. Blyth
euchre are: high lady, Effie
McCall; high man, Margaret Nesbit
(playing as a man); ladies' lone
hands, Alberta Stevens; men's lone
hands, Edgar Howatt; low lady,
Ferne Howatt; men's low, Jane
Glousher (playing as a man). There
will be no more cards until Jan. 8.
Five new members, Danielle
McDougall, Tim Airdrie, Angela
Cotton, Darren and Michelle
Richmond were inducted at the
December meeting of the Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 420.
Membership Chairman Bill
Vincent presided over the
ceremony.
Donations made during the past
month included Huron County
Christmas Bureau, $500; Canadian
Diabetes Association, $50; Londes-
boro Lions (Hall Renovation
Project), $500; Blyth Brownies
(Camping Fees and Equipment),
$525; Hullett Central Public School
(Swimming Lessons), $1,200;
Blyth Minor Sports (Monthly
Draws), $100; Ted Foster
Christmas Tree Fund, $50; Blyth
Skate-a-Thon, $200; and Blyth
Minor Sports (Hockey Sweaters),
$500.
Blyth Pee Wee Team were
Champs at the Zone C-1 Hockey
Tournament held in Blyth, Dec. 2.
Blyth advances to Durham on Jan.
6.
Coming events in the work of the
Legion include preparing fruit
baskets for Legion veterans and
veterans' widows, Dec. 9.
1995. He had picked up 10 dogs,
five of which were taken to the vet
and five were returned to their
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The 50th anniversary committee
would appreciate ideas from
members for the dinner to be held
in May 1996.
A New Year's party is planned
for Dec. 31 at 8 p.m. at the Branch.
Members are reminded that
membership fees are due Dec. 31.
Early Bird Membership Draw
winner was Jette Button. Next
meeting will be held Jan. 4 at
8:30 p.m. A Merry Christmac and
Happy New Year is extended from
Branch 420, Blyth.
MEN WANTED
Need an idea for that
special woman on your
Christmas list?
Consider a gift
certificate from
Dressing
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"Christmas Special"
eg. Buy a $50. gift certificate
receive $55 in merchandise
Buy a $100. gift certificate
receive $110. in merchandise
Buy a $150. gift certificate
receive $165. in merchandise
Myth (519) 523-4955
THE MADE IN HURON SHOP
23 Victoria St., Clinton
(formerly Lee's)
Open Mon. - Sat. 10 to 6
Keep your business in Huron
The Blyth
Merchants
welcome you to
browse & shop
in their stores
fora fine
selection of
unique gifts,
for everyone on
your list. Our
shops offer a
complete range
of needs for the
Holiday Season
Don't forget to purchase
your tickets for the Blyth
Business Associations
1995 Christmas Raffle
from any member.
There are many
beautiful gifts to be
won, including a
handmade guilt. Draws
to be made at the
Christmas Pageant
December 16, 1995
Sponsored by the Blyth
Business Association
Coming event. Inform The Citizen
Animal Control Officer gives report
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Come in and see agood
selection of gifts perfect
for Christmas
Open 7 days a week until Dec.24 at 5 p.m.
Mon. - Thus. 9-5:30 Fri. 9-8 Sun. 12-5
Clothing
PAY NO
2 days
Excludes layaways
already
Open Dec. 15
Dec. 19 - 22
Dec. 23
(519)
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STOREWIDE
& Footwear
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Open Monday - Thursday 9 - 5:30
Fridays 9 - 9
Saturdays 9 - 5:30 •- lit Sundays 1 - 5
(519) 523-4820
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8:30 p.m.
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