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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2015-05-21, Page 3THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2015. PAGE 3. COME AND SEE US THIS SEASON FOR ALL YOUR GARDENING PLANTS Cty. Rd. #25 BlythCu r r i e L i n e ✭Wetsinge Farm Flowers Come and see us at both the Brussels Farmers’ Market on Fridays and Goderich Farmers’ Market on Saturdays NOW OPEN Bring in your containers now for planting 83341 CURRIE LINE RR 3 BLYTH Owner: Gaye Datema 519-523-9407 Something is growing in the school yard in Blyth! There are curls, curves and teardrops carved out of the old sod, towering trellis posts are a mystery and three lonely little apple trees are waiting for the rest of the fun to begin. Be part of the coolest garden concept by helping plant vegetables, herbs and pollinators at the Official Planting Day Of The Garden Friday, May 22 at 4 p.m. 237 King Street, BLYTH, ON This is much more than a community garden. As a project of the 14/19 Blyth Arts and Cultural Initiative, it will inspire creativity and solace in the garden as well as sustaining us with produce. Stay tuned as there is more to come. See you at The Garden! 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 Get Your Look On! Quality Ladies Wear Sizes Sm - 3X, Jewelry, footwear, purses and small furniture Blyth bids farewell to Sparling, Jardin The village was saddened this past week with the news that longtime resident and businessman Grant Sparling had passed away on Wednesday, May 13. Our sympathy is extended to Pat, Jim, Jayne, Steven, David and their families. Another resident from the area, Ruth Jardin passed away on Monday, May 11. Ruth was in her 99th year. Happy birthday to Candice Abell- Rinn, who will celebrate her birthday on May 22. The Blyth Swinging Seniors monthly meeting is on Wednesday, May 27 at noon with a pot luck lunch at Blyth Memorial Hall. An afternoon of musical entertainment is planned. Come out and enjoy the music and fellowship. Blyth United Church is having a drive thru lunch and supper on Thursday, May 28. Advanced orders guaranteed. Menu is ham, three salads, biscuit and pie. Lunch is ready for pick-up from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and supper pick-up is 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Please call 519-523- 9274 to order. Cost is $10. Take-out orders only. Camp Menesetung is having a pancake breakfast on Saturday, May 23 from 8 a.m. until noon. Pancakes, sausage, bacon, eggs, toast, coffee and juice. Adults $7, children between the ages of six and 10 years of age, $3 and five and under free. Come out and support the camp. By Marilyn Craig Call 523-9318 From Marilyn’s Desk Lending a hand The Blyth Lions Club played its part earlier this month as the Dave Mounsey Memorial Fund held its sixth annual Run Around The Square in Goderich. The Lions donated $200 to the event, which went towards the approximately $10,000 that was raised by the charity, which is named for fallen Blyth OPP officer and volunteer firefighter Dave Mounsey. The charity places defibrillators in public buildings throughout Huron County and beyond. Its first donation went to Memorial Hall in Blyth and was placed in Mounsey’s name. Lions President Mary Lou Stewart, left, presented Jessica Mann from the Run, right, with the cheque at last week’s Lions meeting in Blyth. (Shawn Loughlin photo) NH doesn’t tender job, negotiates Stapleton Interiors will handle the renovation of the North Huron Children’s Centre flooring which will involve handling the hazardous material asbestos, said North Huron Director of Recreation and Facilities Pat Newson. At Newson’s request, which was presented at a council meeting last month, council employed the negotiated method instead of its typical tendering process to select Stapleton’s for the project. Councillor Bill Knott asked why other vendors weren’t contacted and was told by Newson that one other company with the necessary equipment and experience had been contacted, however they weren’t able to handle the job. “So we haven’t looked at any other suppliers?” Knott asked. Newson said the request she was making precluded seeking other vendors. The motion to have Stapletons Interiors handle the issue was passed with Knott voting against the motion. *** North Huron Township Council instituted a price increase for child care fees at the North Huron Daycare in Wingham. The increase will see infant, toddler and pre-school rates increase 50 cents while Before and After school programs will increase 25 cents. Councillor Trevor Seip asked if the increase was weighed against other providers of the same service and Deputy-Clerk Kathy Adams assured him it was. “We review other centres to make sure the costs are in line,” she said. *** The Fire Department of North Huron has had a significantly reduced call volume since the start of 2015, compared to the same period last year. Fire Chief David Sparling explained, at the end of January last year, the department had fielded 25 calls whereas, by mid-April this year, the department had fielded 51 calls. “Generally speaking, we’ve returned to a more traditional call volume,” Sparling said. *** The East Wawanosh 150th Homecoming Committee was officially named a committee of North Huron Township Council last month. Councillor Ray Hallahan will be council’s representative on the committee. 83189 Scott Line, RR 3 Blyth (North Huron) 519-523-9456 Spring Breezes greenhouses Open Monday to Saturday See What’s In Bloom at • annuals, perennials • wave petunias, supertunias • hanging baskets • patio pots • shrubs & more To eat to the glory of God (J.R.Miller) “Whether therefore you eat or drink, or whatever you do--do all to the glory of God.” 1 Corinthians 10:31 Nothing in life is left out -- “whatever you do.” It extends even to eating and drinking. We are to do all things to the glory of God. This means that we must do everything in a way that will please Him. To eat to the glory of God is to recognize Him as the Giver of our daily bread, to seek His blessing on it, to eat according to the divine laws, eating to be ready for the best service, and then to use all our strength in doing the work which God gives us to do. One who eats self-indulgently or gluttonously, or who eats food that is injurious to his health, or who does not use the strength he derives from his food in living obediently -- is not glorifying God. In all our life, in everything we do, we are to think of what will honour God. A Grace Gem Submitted by: Immanuel United Reformed Church, Listowel, ON 519-291-1956