The Citizen, 2003-08-13, Page 3Sympathy is extended to Susanne
and Anthony Martellacci in the death
of a husband and father John
Martellacci on July 27.
Sympathy is also extended to
Pauline Gulutzen and family in the
death of her husband Alex Gulutzen
on Aug. I.
Visiting with Marilyn and Don
Craig this past Thursday were
Marilyn's aunt and uncle, Verna and
John Evens of Sarnia.
Many Richmond relatives visited
at the home of Kay, Al and Rob
Appleby of London for the annual
Richmond picnic.
Those attending were Jessie and
Harold France, Wingham; Sheila
and John Nixon, Belgrave; Greta and
Ross Heinemiller, Kitchener; Keith
and Olwen Richmond, Leah, Charla
and girls, Bruce and Ula Richmond,
Darren and Michelle Richmond and
boys, Karen Stewart, Bodie and
Ollie Craig, Deb and Fred Hakkers
and boys, and Don and
Craig, all of Blyth; Tony
and girls,
Richmond,
Richmond and friend
Brussels; Kim and Mark Hornyak,
Strathroy; Paul and Sue Craig and
girls, Waterloo; Marg Babcock,
Grimsby; Joye and Murray Kane,
Fullarton; Al and Cindy Kane and
family, Mitchell.
Lawn bowling winners for the past
two weeks are as follows: July 28,
Jean Nethery and Graeme
McDowell; July 31, Brock Vodden;
two-game winner, Aug. 14, Graeme
McDowell, Lawrence Plaetzer, Betty
Archambault, June Thomas; Aug. 7
two-game winner, June Thomas.
Goderich;
Windsor;
Marilyn
' Rodges
Sherry
Krista
Jasmine.
North Huron briefs
Construction on
training tower
gets eouneil okay
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Stewart added that Wheels Away
representatives had also ' been
meeting with Trillium Foundation
representatives.***
The Belgrave water system
located by the former East
Wawanosh municipal office has
been abandoned by Davidson Well
Drilling.
Sweet success
Eleven vendors took part in Blyth’s first farmers’ market on
Saturday selling everything from crafts to baking. Vendors
reported good sales with some nearly selling out of their
products. Discussions will be underway with vendors to see
if a weekly market in Blyth would be viable. (Sarah Mann photo)
Market a success
AerobicsIFull cardio and
strengthening
program. Starting
September in Blyth.
Call A.S.A.P. to
register. Nicole Kerr
523-9873 INorth Huron council, at the Aug. 5
session, authorized construction of a
fire training tower near Blyth with
the municipality’s share to be
provided with funds from the sale of
the Blyth PUC.
A $134,084.83 payment to
Safe Fire Training Systems
approved by council.
***
The Wingham police station
be renovated after council approved
the awarding of the contract to Joe
Reinhardt Construction.
The motion was carried
unanimously.
***
Council contributed $300 to
Community Safety Net, a school fire
safety program, with the funds to be
divided evenly between the Blyth
and Wingham wards.
***
Clerk-administrator John Stewart
advised council that he had not yet
received a reply from Wheels Away
with regards to council’s proposal.
***
The property standards officer was
authorized to complete an inspection
of a building on Blyth’s main street
which had not had store front work
completed by July 31.
***
Stewart was authorized to contact
M. Martin to discuss the
construction of a Mennonite parking
shed on Kerr Drive, Wingham.
***
Council will repurchase two
cemetery lots at Blyth Union
Cemetery from D. Kastner, for $480,
the cost of the lots minus care and
maintenance.
CD player stolen
On Aug. 8 at 6:15 a.m. OPP were
called to a residence on
Londesborough Road in Central
Huron over a theft. The officer
learned that sometime through the
night a red 1994 Pontiac Sunbird
was entered while sitting unlocked
in the driveway.
Stolen was a Kenwood CD player.
amplifier and subwoofers valued at
$1,000. Call the Huron OPP or
Crime Stoppers with information
that can assist in solving this case.
Vendors selling everything from
vegetables and baking to
woodworking made Blyth’s first
farmers’ market a success on
Saturday.
A total of 11 vendors offered their* >
goods on Memorial Hall lawn, most
reporting good sales and some
nearly selling out all their products.
A large matinee audience at the
Blyth Festival’s bonanza weekend
augmented by those attending the
Normoska campout at the
fairgrounds and local shoppers kept
business brisk. ' Many shoppers
asked if this would be a weekly
event.
“We’ll discuss it with vendors and
see if a weekly market would be
viable,” said Keith Roulston of the
Blyth Business Association’s
Saturday Celebration committee
which organized the market. “A
weekly market next year would add
to the variety of shopping in Blyth.’
Bly t h's "Name That
Nickname Contest
Congratulations to
Todd MacDonald
for correctly
identifying our
nicknames.
Thank you to all our
sponsors and
participants
*
Blyth Figure Skating
& Power Skating
Y REGISTRATION
Blyth Arena
TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH HURON
North Huron Council has
deemed it necessary to
change the date of their
next Council Meeting to
Thursday, August 21, 2003
at 7:30 p.m. in the North
Huron Council Chambers.
John Stewart, CMO
Clerk-Administrator
Friday, August 15
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All Men’s & Kids’ Haircuts $5.00
Men’s Highlights $12.00
* Expires August 31st
~ Women Welcome ~
Hours; Mon.-Tues. 9-2; Wed.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 8-1
No appointment necessary 412 Queen St., Blyth >
Saturday, August 23rd 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Wednesday, August 27th 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
10 or 20 week sessions offered.
20 week 10 week Skating Time
CanSkate (1-3)$130.00 $75.00 Friday 4:00 p.m.
CanFigure (4-7)$165.00 $90.00 Friday 4:45 p.m.
Power Skating $130.00 $75.00 Tuesday 6:30 p.m.
Junior and Senior $130.00 n/a Tuesday or Friday
Junior and Senior $220.00 n/a Tuesday and Friday♦
Payment plan available for 20 week session.
All skating times listed are tentative.
Please call Glenda at 523-9139 for more info.J