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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2015-03-26, Page 3THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2015. PAGE 3. Wonky Frog Studio 519-440-2717 Blyth C h e c k u s out o n j e w e l l r y ,c u s t omorders I n S t u d i o p o t t ery,f i n e a r t W o n k yWorkshops! F l e x i b l e B ookingsAvailable! B o o k N o w . . . Y ou KnowYouWann a ! ReLook Nook LadiesWear ConsignmentShop 519-606-4001 14 Isaac St., Clinton Tues.-Fri. 9:30 am ~ 5:30 pm & Sat. 9:30 ~ 4:00 pm Consignments by appointment only Quality Clothing S-3X Jewellery, purses, shoes, furniture Montreal massacre remembered Greeting worshippers at Blyth United Church on the fifth Sunday of Lent on March 22 was Terry Richmond. Ushering were Elaine Chamney and Lissa Kolkman. Floyd Herman was music director and Fred Hakkers ran the power point. Lori Brooks welcomed everyone to church and drew everyone’s attention to the announcements printed in the bulletin with special mention that the Holy Rollers have only three more days to make meat pies. April 29 will be the last time until fall. She also reminded the UCW members that for roll call for March and April they are to bring an item to help with the summer caterings, such as pickles, Jell-O powders, cornstarch, fruit cocktail, etc. Floyd Herman explained the anthem the choir was singing was in honour of women massacred in Montreal. Lori invited everyone to greet one another. She invited Arletta, Grace and Sarah Hallahan to come to the front and take part in the Lent experience, which was the colour red. Sarah painted the rooster on the painting while Grace and Arletta read the reading. The centring music, “My Love Colours Outside the Lines” was sung while Sarah did the painting. Rev. Gary Clark led the prayer of approach with the sign language in the response. 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By Marilyn Craig Call 523-9318 From Marilyn’s Desk Continued on page 20 Frisbee and golf A March Break tradition, the Courtney family again hosted its annual youth retreat at their Scott Line property, playing host to 25 elementary school participants and 15 secondary school helpers. Here, Brinna Bremner, left, and Ian Driscoll play the hybrid sport known to some as frolf, where golf is played with a frisbee, rather than a ball and a set of clubs. (Vicky Bremner photo) Happy birthday to Paul Popp who celebrates March 28 and Matt and Aaron Popp, March 30. Sympathy is extended to Mark and Wanita Bibok and family in the death of Wanita’s brother. Spring must be coming, as I saw my first robin this morning sitting in a tree in the sunshine trying to keep warm in this -12°C weather. Soup, bun and movie night is Thursday, March 26 at Blyth United Church. The supper begins at 6 p.m. with homemade soup, buns and dessert. The movie begins at 6:45 p.m. This is an invitation to the whole community to come for all or just part of the evening for a free- will offering. We’ve just seen the first official day of spring come and go, which means Easter is right around the corner. The Citizen’s Blyth and Brussels offices will be closed for Good Friday, April 3, but deadlines for the April 9 issue will remain the same. Deadlines for the April 9 issue will be Monday, April 6 at 4 p.m. in Blyth and 2 p.m. in Brussels. The offices are open on Easter Monday. The staff at The Citizen wishes its readers, supporters and community members a safe and happy Easter. March 26 marks dinner and movie night The outpouring of the everlasting wrath of God (J.C. Philpot,“Daily Words for Zion’s Wayfarers”) “The Lord has laid on Him the iniquity of us all.” Isaiah 53:6 What heart can conceive, what tongue express, what the holy soul of Christ endured -- when the Lord laid on Him the iniquity of us all? In the garden of Gethsemane...what a load of guilt, what a weight of sin, what an intolerable burden of the wrath of God, did that sacred humanity endure, until the pressure of sorrow and woe forced the drops of blood to fall as sweat from His brow! When the blessed Lord was made a sin offering for us, He endured in His holy soul, all the pangs of...distress, misery, guilt, anguish, darkness, condemnation, shame, guilt, and unutterable horror, that all the elect would have felt in hell forever; as they would have experienced under the outpouring of the everlasting wrath of God! What heart can conceive, what tongue express -- the bitter anguish which must have wrung the soul of our suffering Substitute under this agonizing experience? A Grace Gem Submitted by: Immanuel United Reformed Church, Listowel, ON 519-291-1956 ‘Citizen’ closes for Easter Our Planting Elves Have Been Busy! 83189 Scott Line, RR 3 Blyth (North Huron) 519-523-9456 (Check us out on Facebook too!) 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