The Citizen, 2011-11-17, Page 3THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2011. PAGE 3. Scrim’s
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“The store that still cuts all
their meat in-store”
IN EFFECT NOV. 16-NOV. 22
CAN. “AA” BEEF
BONELESS
BLADE ROAST
BONELESS
BLADE STEAK
BONELESS
BEEF STEW
$299
lb.
$349
lb.
$399
lb.
FRESH GROUND IN-STORE
LEAN
GROUND BEEF lb.
SCRIM’S STOREMADE
BEEF
PATTIES lb.
REDPATH 2 KG
WHITE
SUGAR
$249
bag
CAVENDISH 750 G
HASH
BROWNS
3/$400
KELLOGG’S 200 G
CORN
FLAKES
WESTON’S 675 G
WHITE BREAD
“Everyday low price”
Brown Loaf $1.99
$189
loaf
COMPLIMENTS
BUTTER
1 lb.
$349
ea.
BEATRICE 500 ML
SOUR
CREAM
$199
tub
BEATRICE 1.89 L
ORANGE
JUICE
$199
ctn.
UNCLE RAY’S ASST.
POTATO
CHIPS
4/$300
BLYTH BRAND
RUTABAGAS .39lb.
COMPLIMENTS
DELI SLICED
SEASONED
ROAST BEEF
$599
lb.
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to place your order
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The key to many of the painful or mysterious
providences of our lives!
(J.R. Miller, “Daily Bible Readings in the Life of Christ,” 1890)
“You do not realize now what I am doing--but afterward you will understand.”
John 13:7
Like many of Christ’s other words--this saying of His has a much wider application than
its primary reference to Peter’s perplexity. It furnishes the key to many of the painful
or mysterious providences of our lives. We do not understand them at the time. We do
not see how they can have any blessing in them for us. They seem altogether dark. But
we have no right to judge of our Master’s work in us or with us--until it is finished. “You
do not realize now what I am doing.” How could we be expected to understand all of the
Master’s transcendent thoughts and plans?
Yet this is not the end. “Afterward you will understand.” This mystery is to be explained.
This perplexity is to be resolved into the clearness of noonday. You do not understand
now--because you cannot yet see the end--you cannot perceive the blessing and the
beauty. The Master Himself knows just what He is going to bring out of each of His
mysterious works--and therefore He is not perplexed.
Jesus assures us that, “Afterward you will understand.” We shall see the tangles
resolving into lovely grace and beauty!
What is the lesson? That we should always trust God’s heart--when we cannot
understand His hand. No doubt, divine love and infinite wisdom has planned all His
ways with us. No doubt, there is blessing in the outcome, as it lies now in God’s mind.
No doubt, we shall see the blessing, too, afterward!
A Grace Gem
Submitted by: Immanuel United Reformed Church,
Listowel, ON 519-291-1956
CORPORATION OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH HURON
TAXES DUE
The final 2011 tax installment for the Township of North Huron is
due on Friday, November 25, 2011. Interest at 1 1/4% per month,
or any part thereof will be charged on unpaid accounts as of
November 28, 2011 and the first day of each month thereafter.
NOTE: Persons who have acquired properties and have not
received a tax bill should contact the Municipal Office. Failure to
receive a tax bill does not relieve a taxpayer from responsibility
for payment of taxes, nor from penalty for late payment.
Please contact the Treasury Department in regards to the various
payment options available. Pre-authorized payment sign up
forms are available at www.northhuron.ca or at the Town Hall.
Donna White
Director of Finance
Township of North Huron
Singing to remember
Students of Blyth Public School were heavily involved in the
Remembrance Day program held at the Blyth Memorial Hall
on Nov. 11. This could be the last that some of these
students attend, depending on how the Avon Maitland
District School Board handles local celebrations once
students from the school attend a school in Londesborough
or Wingham. Singing were, from left to right, Hailey Govier,
Heidi Badley, Chandler Bromley, Cayden Richardson and
Colby Dale. (Denny Scott photo)
Students a part of
Remembrance Day
By Kathryn Chalmers
On Nov. 11, the students walked
up to the Remembrance Day
service. School representatives
recited the poem “In Flanders
Fields.” Then at 11 o’clock students
stood for the two-minute silence to
remember those who fought for us.
The Grade 2 students sang a
wonderful song called “Candle in
the Window”. It was a pleasant,
joyful song that brought a smile to
everyone in the hall.
Grade 8 student Kathryn C. and
primary student Justin K. laid the
Sympathy is extended to Barb and
Murray Musty and family of
Listowel in the death of Murray’s
mother Edna Musty of Listowel.
Happy birthday to Ron Abell-
Rinn who celebrates Nov. 18;
Kathy Abell-Rinn, Nov. 20;
Kayla Dale and Ashley Walden,
Nov. 21.
Don’t forget to come out to
Toonie Tuesday at Blyth Trinity
Anglican Church Hall from 11:30 to
1 p.m. The menu consists of
meatloaf, scalloped potatoes, salad
and apple crisp.
The Junior Farmers Alumni
dinner and dance is Saturday, Nov.
19 at the Blyth Community Centre.
Call David Haney at 519-522-0011
for information.
By Marilyn
Craig
Call
523-9318
From Marilyn’s Desk
Toonie Tuesday at church
Greeting worshippers at BlythUnited Church on Sunday, Nov. 13
were Doug and Barb Howson.
Ushering were Cliff Snell, Doug
Whitson and Terry Richmond. Floyd
Herman was music director. Fred
Hakkers was in charge of the power
point. Kathy Douglas and Rachel
Hearn were in charge of the worship
service in the absence of Rev. Gary
Clark. The opening song was “We
Are Pilgrims.”
Kathy drew everyone’s attention
to the announcements printed in the
bulletin. Special mention was made
that the church would be hosting thecommunity kitchen on Friday, Nov.
18 at 9:30 a.m. to noon.
The first hymn was “Draw a
Circle” followed by the invitation to
divine fellowship led by Rachel
Hearn. The children were invited to
the front for their story time. Kathy
had a hula hoop and asked the
children if they thought they all
would fit inside it. No was the
answer. She had a circle of ribbon
that made the circle bigger and they
all were able to get inside and they
Douglas, Hearn takeover worship service
The Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch 420 Blyth held its general
meeting on Nov. 1. Guests for the
evening were Zone Commander
Andy Roger and Deputy Zone
Commander Larry Bailey.
Donations were made to the
following organizations: Huron
County Christmas Bureau, $50;
Habitat for Humanity, $50; North
Huron Community Food Share, $50;
Lung Association, $50; Blyth Junior
Broomball, $100; Veterans’ Tree of
Caring, $200.
The Branch agreed to pay the
registration fee of a Blyth-Brussels
PeeWee hockey team for the Legion
Zone Tournament to be held in
Lucknow. The Branch also agreed to
pay the mailing cost of parcels for
Samaritan’s Purse Project.
The Branch Scrapbook took first
place honours in the ‘D’ category of
the District Scrapbook Contest.
Comrade Mary Lou Stewart
accepted the plaque.
The winner of the early bird
membership draw was Ken
Anderson.
Upcoming events in the work of
the Legion includes the community
breakfast on Nov. 27 and the
Christmas bingo on Nov. 29 both at
the Blyth Memorial Community
Hall.
The next general meeting will be
held Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. at the Blyth
Legion Hall.
Legion pays entry fee
NEWS
FROM BLYTH
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$349
$299