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Thursday, Friday & Saturday
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NOTICE TO THE
RESIDENTS OF
NORTH HURON
The Council of the Township
of North Huron has enacted
By-law No. 33-2001
WHICH PROHIBITS
SKATEBOARDING AND
ROLLERBLADING IN THE
BLYTH WARD
on the sidewalks along
Queen Street from the
intersections of Hamilton
Street to Westmoreland
Street. The By-law also
prohibits skateboarding and
rollerblading on the Village
Parking Lot located on the
south-east corner of Queen
Street and Drummond
Street.
Persons found guilty of an
offence under the
provisions of this by-law are
subject to a fine not
exceeding $250.00.
The provisions of this by-
law shall be enforced by the
Municipal By-law
Enforcement Officer and/or
the Assistant By-law
Enforcement Officer.
John Stewart, CMO
Clerk-Administrator
Township of North Huron
Product of U.S.A.
WHOLE
WATERMELON
3each 99
BLUE BONNET
SOFT BOWL
MARGARINE
1 lb. or
454 g .88
SILVERWOOD
YOGURT
Assorted Varieties
12 x 175 g 12/349
.29 Individually
SPring
Savings!
At Scrimgeour's
FOOD TOWN
Prices in effect from
May 26th to June 1st, 2001
Ground from 100% Beef
LEAN
GROUND
BEEF 4 99
4.39 kg I lb.
Deli Sliced Cooked or
Smoked
CONNOISSEUR
TURKEY A n
BREAST =
1.10/100 g lb.
HEINZ
BEANS OR
PASTA
398 ml
Assorted _5g
Varieties
OUR COMPLIMENTS
12 x 355 ml cans
Assorted Varieties
Our Complimenh Pop
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Assorted
Varieties
24 x 355 ml
Cans 499
KIDSCRAFT
JUMBO
CHALK
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20's
Congratulations to
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 2001. PAGE 3.
Blyth clinic
hopes to
expand
hours
Corporate donation
Brad Jarnes, program director for CKNX in Wingharn visit-
ed Blyth last week, bringing with him a donation of $2,000.
The money will be used for new play development. CKNX
is the media sponsor for this year's production of Cruel
Tears. General Manager Karen Stewart accepts the dona-
tion while Artistic Director Anne Chislett and Paul
Thompson, director of The Outdoor Donnellys, observe
from a stage coach created by Victoria Wallace for the
show.
FROM BLYTH
Hort. Soc.
holds
spring
meeting
Blyth Horticultural Society held its
spring invitational meeting Monday,
May 14 at Memorial Hall with 41
people in attendance, including 18
from Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth,
Brussels and Holland.
Betty Battye welcomed everyone.
The guests from Holland were Mary
Hoonaard's sisters.
Mrs. Battye talked about the
.Greenway Project. There are now
two barbecues, a picnic table and
gazebo along the walkway, in addi-
tion to the butterfly gardens that
Blyth Horticultural Society created
and maintains.
After a brief business meeting,
Harvey Snell, assistant director for
District 8 of_ the Ontario
Horticultural Association, gave a
brief report on the annual meeting
held in Chesley April 28. Attending
from Blyth were Harvey and Deanna
Snell, Dan and Annie McInnes and
Lois van Vliet.
Special entertainment were
clowns, Boonie and Bugsy from
Auburn. Before performing some
humorous skits, they gave a brief his-
tory of clowns, having had their
training at the Children's Aid in
Goderich. In appreciation for the
work that the Blyth Horticultural
does, Boonie and Bugsy donated
their time.
Guest speaker was Jamie Rodgers
from Rodgers Botanical Garden in
Colborne Twp. (near Carlow). He
showed colour slides on making and
maintaining a backyard water gar-
den. He said they are becoming more
popular than ever with more and
more being built.
Habitat needs all types of
volunteers at one of our builds.
Construction experience is not
necessary. Just the desire to
have some fun. So join us in
2001 at a build and help a
family in need of decent, safe,
affordable housing.
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Homes Buiki0. 7 9,
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Habitat for Humanity
For more information on
Habitat for Humanity
and to contact your nearest
affiliate, contact us at
1-800-667-5137
Residents of Blyth and area should
not have to worry about a decrease in
physician services.
Dr. Dan Rooyakkers hopes hours
will eventually be lengthened since
the client base at the office has
increased substantially since it first
opened, he said in a phone interview
Monday.
Through continued recruitment
efforts by the Seaforth Medical Clinic
administration, Rooyakkers hopes to
have another doctor providing servic-
es at the Blyth office.
"I hope we can get back to the hours
we had when Dr. (Janet) tette( was
here."