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Blyth celebrates 140th birthday July 28-30

 

   The Village of Blyth will be celebrating its 140th anniversary this summer with a weekend full of events set for July 28-30.

   Events will kick off on Friday, July 28 with the village’s annual Cenotaph Day. It will begin with a parade from the Blyth Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion and end at the newly-renovated Memorial Hall, where the ceremony will take place.

   Later that evening, the Huron County Health Unit will host a family-friendly smoke-free movie night at the Blyth and District Community Centre.

   On Saturday, the village will host its annual Streetfest celebration along with the Blyth Lions Club’s celebration of 100 years of Lionism. Later that night, a dance will be held in the upstairs of the community centre featuring local band The Containment Unit.

   On Sunday, the Blyth Ministerial will host a church service and potentially a picnic lunch after the service.

   For more information on the event, find it on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Blyth140th/


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