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RISTMAS
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523-4020
Blyth
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shopping early
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OPEN:
Tuesday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Queen Street South
Blyth 523-4910
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Tours.,
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Conditions: Trivet must be completed between January 5 - June 5/90. Not
valid oyes holiday..Cannot be confirmed until 10 days prior to departure date.
Draw to be held Dec. 24, 3 p.m. at Blyth Inn Lobby
Participating Merchants:
Christmas & Country
Flowers & Gifts
Blyth 523-4820
The
Blyth Inn
Blyth 523-9381
Elliott Insurance
Brokers Ltd.
Blyth 523-4251/523-4481
Blyth
Festival
Blyth 523-9300
Chauncey's
Hairstyling
Blyth 523-9722
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sun, sand, casinos, night life, and
lots of entertainment
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Art's
Auto Repair
Blyth 523-4800
The
Old Mill
Blyth 523-4595
The Green
Gallery
Blyth 523-4944
Blyth Construction
Dwight Chalmers
Blyth 523-4766
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Antiques & Gifts
170 DImiley St.
Blyth 523-9554
Wilson's Health &
Gift Centre
Blyth 523-4440
Blyth
Apothecary
Blyth 523-4210
Webster's Clothing
& Footwear
Blyth 523-9709
Bainton's
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1993. PAGE 3.
Snells greet at Blyth United
Family gives readings at CRC
Greeters at Blyth United Church
on Dec. 5 were Bev and Cliff Snell.
Ushers were Bea Chambers, Faye
Bolger, Steve Bearss and Bruce
Howson. Junior congregation was
led by Dianne Mason. Cheryl
Cronin led in sing-song before the
service.
Rev. Tolmay opened the service
with the hymn "Low, He Comes
with Clouds Descending." Les
Caldwell and family lit the Advent
People
On Nov. 29 there were five tables
of euchre in play at Blyth Memorial
Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Isobel
Craig; high man, Millar Richmond;
low lady, Clara Rinn; low man, Bill
Craig; ladies' lone hands, Vera
Hesselwood; men's lone hands,
Graeme McDowell.
Six tables of lost heir were in
play at the hall on Wednesday
evening.
Winners were: high lady, Phyllis
Boak; high gent, Graeme
McDowell; low lady, Anna Snell;
low gent, Feme Howatt, playing as
a man.
There will be no more lost heir
until Jan. 12.
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Scrimgeour's
Food Market
Blyth 523-4551
Carol's Candies &
Collectables
Blyth 523-4700
Dressing Room
Only
Blyth 523-4955
Radford Auto, Farm
& Industrial Parts
Blyth 523-9681
Blyth
Printing Inc.
Blyth 523-9211
Candle. Psalm 645 was read. The
children's story, "Good waiting and
bad waiting". The choral kids'
anthem was "Somewhere a Child is
sleeping". Scripture reading Isaiah
40: 1-11 and Mark I, 1-8; were
followed by the hymn "Jordan's
Bank the Baptist's Cry."
Rev. Tolmay's sermon was
entitled "Comfort and Discomfort".
The service closed with
congregational prayer and Lord's
Prayer. Hymn "Thy Kingdom
Come, 0 God" was followed with
the benediction and choral
response.
UCW December meeting is
Thursday, Dec. 9 with pot luck at
12 noon.
Next Sunday, Dec. 12 there is a
Christmas concert at 7:30 p.m.
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MIST CLUB
THE
OF
BLYTH & DISTRICT
is proud to support the
Huron County Christmas
Bureau. Donations of food,
clothing, toys, or money can
be dropped off at Radford's
Auto, Farm and Industrial
Ltd. or the Blyth Post Office.
Monetary donations are tax
deductible and can be made to the
Children's Aid Society of Huron
County.
ThankYou
for your support!
Fresh flowers and a
brass lantern glowing with
candlelight. We can
send one anywhere.
Order any fresh
Christmas Arrangement
before Dec. 15/93 and
you will receive a
10% discount
Sitting pretty
Little Alexandria Sholdice enjoyed her visit with Duncan
Sinclair at the Tea Party at Rammeloo's Rest Home this
past Sunday. With Alexandria and Mr. Sinclair are her
grandmother Marie Rammeloo, standing and her aunt
Danica McNichol.
The service on Sunday, Dec. 5 at
the Blyth Christian Reformed
Church was opened with the
lighting of the second advent
candle. John and Jenny Hoonaard
and their children read from Isaiah
11: 1-10 and Matthew 2: 1-12. The
theme was "The Branch".
Mr. Rob Datema led the rest of
the service. His sermon was
entitled, "Harking the Herald". The
message was taken from Isaiah 40:
1-5 and Luke 3: 1-6. Mr. Datema
opened his sermon with the
question, "what makes something
news worthy?" What will affect
people, and what will affect the
world? Who decides what is
newsworthy, is it the church? The
Media?
Mr. Datema then focused on
John the Baptist. Here was a wild
looking man who lived a strange
lifestyle in the desert. He had no
earthly distinction. But God called
him for a very specific purpose. He
was God's appointed messenger to
announce the arrival of Jesus.
John's words of truth brought many
to repentance but also brought
others to resent and resist him.
In closing, Mr. Datema
challenged others to resent and
resist him.
In closing, Mr. Datema
challenged us all to carry on with
John's mission in the world today.
We must also bring the message of
repentance and forgiveness through
our Saviour, Jesus Christ.
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