The Citizen, 1994-07-13, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1994. PAGE 3.
July Service
Special
More cleaning
The rejuvenating of Blyth Brook continued this past Saturday with volunteer hands coming out
to help. In the tractor is Blyth Reeve Dave Lee. Others present were Warren Moore, John
Stadelmann and Bill Phelan of Goderich. The clean-up was headed by Kevin Coultes of the
Ministry of Natural Resources.
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Blyth
People
Mr. and Mrs. Delton Hallman of
Cambridge visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Snell on Saturday.
Fifty-eight people were present at
the Wallace family picnic on
Sunday at the Blyth Lions Park.
Marjorie Duizer and Murray
Hunking were in charge of sports.
Winners of races were: six and
under, Amanda Mitchell; 12 and
under boys, Dean Pruss; 12 and
Tolls greet at United
Marlene Toll, son Bryce and
daughter Kaitlyn ushered people at
Blyth United Church on July 10.
Greeters were Bonnie and Herb
Shannon.
Rev. Tolmay welcomed
everyone. The hymn How Firm a
Foundation was sung, followed by
Invocation and Confession. The
United Church Creed was repeated
in unison.
Children’s meditation was "the
meaning of being misunderstood."
Irregardless of how other people
feel about you, we know God is
with us and knows what is right
and understands. You will never
be alone, he said.
The choir sang Only Believe,
accompanied by the Director of
Music, Mrs. Phyllis Boak. The
hymn God Moves in a Mysterious
Way, followed Rev. Tolmay’s
theme of his sermon "Rejection and
Acceptance" based from the
scripture Mark 6:1-13. God loves
and wants to give something that is
full and satisfying. He gives the
leadership Christians need, Rev.
Tolmay said. We are never alone.
A Minute for Missions was given
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under girls, Sarah Pruss; boys’ kick
the shoe, Matthew De Wolfe; girls'
kick the shoe, Amanda Mitchell;
men's kick the shoe, Boris Wallace;
women's kick the shoe, Laurel
Mitchell.
Birthday contests were won by
Dan Tyndall, Jan Rutledge, Caleigh
Rutledge, Tyler Mitchell. The
anniversary contest was won by
Rick and Heather Rutledge.
Several relay races were enjoyed
by all ages and a tug of war was the
climax of the activities. The candy
guessing contest was won by June
Wallace.
Chairperson for the next year is
Rick Rutledge; sports, Laurie Pruss
and Larry Rutledge; food, Shirley
Rutledge and Irma Marshall.
Next year's picnic will be the
second Sunday in July at the Lions
Park, Blyth.
by Les Rutledge.
The closing hymn He Leadeth
Me - O Blessed Thought was
followed by the Benediction and
Aaronic Blessing.
Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. is
the Coventing Service for Rev.
Huntley.
Rev. Randy Banks is on call this
month for emergencies. Rev.
Tolmay is pulpit supply.
July and August services begin at
10 a.m.
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a Taste
Country
at a Huron County
Meet the people who
grow your food
•Sample new foods processed in
the region
•Discover new taste sensations
•See cooking demonstrations
•Collect recipes
Saturday, July 23
11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Blyth and District
Community Centre
Admission: Adults $2
Families $5
(Proceeds to Blyth Festival)
Citizen
Barbecue
6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Beef — Pork — Turkey
Tickets : $10.00 (Includes admission\o Food Fair)
Available at The Citizen, Blyth and Brussels, Blyth Festival Box Office
To reserve: call 523-4792