HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2003-01-08, Page 3Sympathy is extended to the
families of Stella Johnston who
passed away during the Christmas
break.
Our sympathy is also extended to
the families of Dorothy Daer who
passed away on Sunday. Jan.
5.
The last two winners of the 125th
draw were Robert McCool of
Londesboro. Dec. 20 and Fred
Hakkers of Blyth on Dec.
27.
The early bird winner of the You
Pick the Pick-Up draw on Dec. 21
for the Curtis Joseph Autographed
Jersey was Grant Sparling and the
big winner of the draw on Dec. 25
for the truck or $35,000 was Brian
Wightman of Auburn.
Don't forget euchre at the Legion
on Monday night. Jan. 13.
Joye and Murray Kane of
Fullarton hosted a holiday get-
together for the family on Jan.
4.
Those attending were Al and
Cindy Kane and family of Fullarton
Twp.. Kim and Mark Hornyak of
Strathroy, Paul and Sue Craig and
family of Waterloo. Doug and Joyce
Craig and family of Atwood, Deb
and Fred Hakkers and family, Bodie
and Ollie Craig and Don and
Marilyn Craig all of Blyth.
During the afternoon we talked to
Helen Merheb in Lebanon by way
of the internet.
Joye had a birthday cake to help
Deb celebrate her 40th birth
day.
Greeting at Blyth United Church
on Sunday, Jan. 5 were Irma Mason
and Joann MacDonald. Ushering
was Cliff Snell.
Rev. Eugen Bannerman
welcomed everyone to church and
thanked them for helping him
celebrate his first year at Blyth
United.
The children’s hymn Infant Holy,
Infant Lowly, was sung and the
children went to the front of the
church for their story of the Three
Wise Men.
Rev. Bannerman gave each of the
children a gold chocolate coin and
also a stick of incense which he lit
and then asked them to blow
it out so they could smell the
incense.
The lectionary reading was Isaiah
60. 1-6 followed by the 147th
Psalm read responsively. The
reading of the Epistle was
Ephesians 3: 1-12.
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Members of the Drama Youth
Club, Alcisha Dale. Amanda,
Brandilynn and Wyatt Bearss read
the Gospel reading from Matthew
2: 1-12.
Rev. Bannerman's message to the
adults was What is Epiphany, and
Why Celebrate it? In the early
Church (hey celebrated five
Epiphanies: Jesus's birth. God
sending the shepherds a message by
(he way of angels, the Wisemen
being guided by the star, the
beginning of Jesus's ministry with
the John the Baptist baptizing Jesus
and celebrating Jesus’s first miracle
of changing the water into wine at
the wedding.
In the early church Christmas was
celebrated on Jan. 6. It wasn't until
the the 4th century Roman Empire
changed it to Dec. 25, Rev
Bannerman said.
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like a heart and a pear. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
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