The Citizen, 1999-12-08, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1999.
Belgrave seniors The winners
have ball bowling
The Belgrave Seniors bowling
scores for Wednesday, Dec. I
were: Doris Remington, 140, 204;
Jean Leitch, 126, Il8; Louise
Bosman, 116, 154; Ann Hawkins,
I I8, I 11; Ivy Cloakey, 121, 132;
Evelyn Caslick, 148, 141;
Elizabeth Shular 145, 132; Rita
Baks, 95, 135; Helen Underwood,
107. 118: George Michie. 158, 117.
The euchre winners for
Wednesday, Dec. 1 were: high
lady, Eleanor Newaas; second high
lady, Ada Taylor; lone hands, Lois
Chamney; low lady, Sandra
Tourigny; high man, Garner
Nicholson; second high man, Ken
Spears; lone hands, Allan Edgar;
low man, Mervin Schneider.
The students from Brussels Public School who received prizes for their entries in the
Legion’s Remembrance Day contest are, from left: Mike Keffer, Junior poetry, third; Devon
Josling, Junior poetry, second; Sarah Garland, Junior poetry, first; JoAnn McDonald, PRO
Brussels Branch 218; Becky Grummet, Junior poster, first; Victoria Stangen, Junior poster,
second, Marie Forsythe, Junior poster, third, (photosubmitted)
Heritage Park lights up
Blyth Business Survey Responses: 24
What Types of Businesses/Services do you feel are needed and
could prosper in the Village of Blyth?
a Men’s Clothing Store h. Garden Centre p. Specialty Shoppes
b. Shoe Store i. Bed & Breakfast q. Restaurants/Fine Dining
c. Bedding j. 5c - $1.00 r. Credit Union
d. LCBO k. Antique Shoppes s. Day Care
e. Dentist I. Car Dealer t. Senior’s Drop In Centre
f. Bakery m. Lower end clothing u. Wingham Doctor
g. Clinton Doctor n. CarWash v. New & Used Book Store/
o. Resident Plumber Computer Service
Are Recreation Facilities Adequate in Blyth?
Yes-16 No-5
Not enough choirs/bdnds/drama for amateurs
Pool would be nice
Larger ice surface
Tennis Courts
What newspaper do you read?
Citizen - 21 Clinton - 4 Wingham - 2 London - 8 Other - 7
What Radio Stations do you listen to?
CKNX-16 CBC-2 FM102-4 Other-5
What TV Stations do you watch?
CKCO-3 CKNX-4 CBC-2 Others-11
Do you use the Library?
Yes-15 No-7
Do you have Internet Access?
Yes - 17 No-7
What types Of community activities are missing?
1. Dances 5. Concerts in the Park
2 Work-out Programs
3. Classical Music Performances and
training for young people
4. Events to bring citizens together
6. Seniors shuffleboard
7. Bowling Alley
8. Book Club
A candlelight tree lighting
ceremony was held Thursday, Dec.
2 at Belgrave Heritage Park with
program and carols led by Lila
Procter and Sandra Dorsch.
Belgrave Sparks, Brownies, Guides
and Pathfinders participated for an
audience of many community
members.
Thanks to the Belgrave
Community Club for supplying
treats after the carol-sing. Thanks
also for donations to North Huron
Food Share.
Van Camps greet
at Knox United
Glen and Verlaine Van Camp
greeted worshippers at Knox
United Church on Sunday, Nov.
28.
Melissa Whitmore, the guest
speaker welcomed the
congregation. Don, Marlene, Carl
and Ellen Procter lit the Advent
candle.
The senior choir sang Great and
Marvelous accompanied by
Elizabeth Procter.
The Old Testament reading was
from Romans 12: 9 - 12; Romans
15:13 and Ephesians 1: 15-19.
The children’s story centred
around the first Sunday of Advent.
Mabel’s Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, Dec. 1
Those who attended were:
Crystal Agombar, Zachary,
Nicholas and Curtis Weber; Donna
Raynard, Curtis and Craig; Lila
Procter and Jessica; Kim Higgins,
Ashley, Shelby and Jarrod Logan.
They discussed “Book Fairs”.
Dinner guests with Mrs. Mabel
Wheeler on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Keys, Varna, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hill, Varna, Mrs.
Mildred McAdam, Clinton and Mr.
Jim Coultes, Wingham.
God so loved the World by Helen
Steiner Rice was the contemporary
reading.
The sermon was “What Have you
waited for in Your Life?”
Michelle Nixon and Melanie
Pletch looked after the nursery.
Don Procter and Rebecca Purdon
took up the offering.
The Sunday School Christmas
Concert will be held Friday, Dec.
17 at 7 p.m. in the Women’s
Institute Hall. On Sunday, Dec. 19
the Christmas Service will be held
at Knox at 11 a.m.
Now, your treasured
heirlooms can be restored to
their original condition.
Delight your family & friends
with reprints or enlargements
or your favourite family
pictures!
• Removal of unwanted
backgrounds, people
or objects from pictures.
• Photo images can be
combined to one
photo from separate
images.
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Do you feel there are improvements that could be made to main
street?
1. Store fronts 5. Benches
2. Trees 6. Same day closing -
3. Stores to stay open until 6 p.m. people go elsewhere
4. Perfect/clean/pretty 7. Wider aisles/instore
seating
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Do you feel the parking could be improved in the downtown area?
Yes - 11 No - 9
Store owners not park on Main Street.
What do you feel would be the most appropriate use for vacant
lots and buildings on the main street?
Innovative businesses/parking/flower beds
Vacant buildings with new owners
Internet based business/electronic commerce business
Display children’s school work
Leave up to council and owner
Do you feel there is a need for industrial/commercial
development?
Yes-16 No-1
More gift shops, antique shops would bring more people but I also
recognize it’s hard to make a go of them.
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On December 22, The North Huron Citizen will publish a
special Christmas Greeting issue.
If you would like to be included in this issue,
please call Jeannette or Ruth at 523-4792 or drop in at our
Blyth or Brussels Office and ask to look at some sample ads.
Where do you usually buy the following goods and services?
Groceries - Blyth - 22
Clothing- Blyth-12
Auto- Blyth-10
Hardware - Blyth - 18
Jewellery - Other - 7
Banking -
Medical -
Gifts -
Dental -
Hairdressing &
Personal - Blyth-15 Other-7
Goderich - 14
Goderich - 5
Other - 12
Other - 5
Listowel - 3
Listowel - 1 Other - 2
Blyth - 17
Blyth - 5
Blyth - 16
Wingham - 6 Clinton - 5
Clinton - 4
Clinton - 13
Goderich - 5
Wingham - 1
Goderich - 2
Goderich - 3
Wingham - 3
Other - wherever
Goderich - 4 Other - 5