HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-04-14, Page 3Special birthday treat
It was a special birthday surprise for Queen's Villa resident Dan Hallahan when friends, family
members and members of the Huron Pioneer Thresher Association came to help him
celebrate his 87th birthday, April 5. From left: Gladys van Egmond, sons Frank and Joe
Hallahan, Ron McBurney and Elgin Nogt, all members of the Threshers.
Pastor baptizes infant
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1993. PAGE 3.
Hall bd. discusses sprinklers
On Easter Sunday the congre-
gation of Blyth Christian Reformed
Church celebrated the resurrection
of the Lord.
Rev. Heersink began the service
by welcoming everyone. During
the service, the choir sang a
selection of Easter songs. The
congregation witnessed the
beautiful sacrament of Holy
baptism as it was administered to .
Ryan Trent, infant son of Diana
and Mark Sjaarda.
The scripture passage was taken
from the gospel of Matthew,
chapter 28: 1-10, with the text from
Matthew 28: 6, 9.
The sermon was entitled
"Rejoice, for the Lord is Risen."
Today, in our western culture we
don't express so exuberantly that
Christ has risen, but that doesn't
mean we don't have joy, said Rev.
Blyth
People
At the first meeting of the North
Huron Vet Club on Thursday,
April 8, 24 members attended.
Officers elected were: president,
Marilyn Vanelzer; vice president,
Anne Uhler; secretary, Simone
Bleeker; treasurer, Jennifer Jackson
and press reporter, Mandy Machan.
The group learned about the
respiratory system and what can be
harmful to it. They heard how to
control their system. They learned
about hyperventilation and why
breathing into a paper bag helps.
The meeting was held at the
Blyth Vet Clinic.
Gordon, Catherine, Gary, Cathy
and Greg Caldwell and Valerie
Hamilton visited with Linda and
Philip Powers of Oil Springs on
Easter Sunday.
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Heersink. Early, on that first Easter
morning, Jesus' followers sadly
went to his grave to say their final
goodbyes to their master, whom
they loved. When they saw the
empty grave, they were horrified
and afraid. But the angel spoke to
them and told them that Jesus lives!
The bible says they believed.
Suddenly their sorrow gave way to
joy. They were filled with
happiness and hope.
They believed before they saw
Jesus. Today we hear the same
message. We don't fmd Jesus in the
cemetery or where death reigns, but
where there is life because every
day He lives, said Rev. Heersink.
Christ didn't spill his blood in vain.
God accepted his sacrifice for all
the sins of mankind.
He said, everyone who believes
the message of the cross and the
There were 10 tables in play at
euchre on April 5.
Winners were: high lady, Vi
Hoggarth; high man, Edgar
Howatt; low lady, Mary
Shobbrook; low man, Lloyd
Appleby; ladies' lone hands, Effie
McCall; men's lone hands, Ted
Fothergill and special, June
Fothergill and Len Shobbrook.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Daer on the weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Daer and Jason of New
Hamburg and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lawrence and Marty of Dresdan.
Winners of the April 7 lost heir
were: high lady, Gene Snell; high
gent, Harvey McDowell; low lady,
Ferne Howatt; low gent, Edgar
Howatt and special prize, Edythe
Glousher.
empty tomb belongs to him. When
we nourish our faith it will grow,
our joy will grow. We must share
our joy as Jesus' followers did on
that first Easter morning. When we
believe, we share in his victory.
PITCH-IN
CANADA!
Most of the repairs to the sprin-
kler pipes in Blyth Memorial Hall,
will be covered by the village's
insurance company.
This was discussed at the regular
meeting of Blyth Memorial Hall
board on March 29. The damage
was a result of frozen pipes.
Festival General Manager Ray
Salverda strongly recommended
that the pipes be dropped below the
ceiling into the heated space to
avoid the chance of this happening
again. He also asked whether or not
quotes for repairs could be
obtained.
Chairperson Shirley Fyfe is
going to be discussing the matter
with the insurance adjuster. Any
bills have been sent to the insur-
ance company.
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David and Judy Glen of Glen Farms
and David Peacock of Blyth Festival
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