HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2005-03-17, Page 3THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY. MARCH 17. 2005. PAGE 3.
Happy birthday to Terry Pierce on
March 22, Brendan Pierce on March
30 and Chip on March 10.
Come and join the Swinging
Seniors meeting on Wednesday,
March 23 at Memorial Hall at noon
with a potluck lunch. Enjoy the
musical entertainment from the
Bly th Public School.
Happy birthday to Lillian Appleby
who celebrated March 10.
Congratulations to Jessica
Sparling in winning first place in the
Legion speaking contest in Seaforth
recently.
Blyth United Church Sunday
school is having another Family Fun
Night on March 19 with games and
a movie at 7 p.m.
Greeting at Blyth United Church
< on Sunday, March 13 was Randy
Fraser. Ushers were Lori Van Wyk,
Rob and Karen Mason and Randy
Fraser.
Avon Corneil and Cheryl Cronin
sang a duet. Above the Hills of
Time.
The children’s hymn. Dry Bones
was sung as they gathered at the
front of the church for their story
time. Rev. Eugen Bannerman told
the children a story about African
Americans.
The lectionary reading was from
Ezekiel 37: 1-14. The responsive
psalm was Psalm 130 led by Ollie
Craig.
Rev. Bannerman’s message to the
adults was. The Valley of Dry
Bones. The Israelites marched to
Babylon. Ezekiel was a priest, a
prophet in exile. He had dreams and
visions of dry bones walking
around. God said to Ezekiel to call
on the wind.
The skeleton’s breath came back
and I,(XX) people formed an army.
God told Ezekiel He would take
them from their graves back to
Palestine. These were symbols and
prophesies.
Tom Dunbar gave the Minute for
Missions.
Guest soloist for the March 20
Palm Sunday service is Annie
Sparling.
Theft
from
Radford’s
On March 7 at 3 p.m. OPP were
contacted about a break-in at
Radford Auto Parts, Queen Street,
in Blyth.
A deposit of more than $700 had
been taken from the business. The
theft is believed to have happened
sometime on March 6 between 3
p.m. and 8 p.m. when an outer door
was left insecure. The missing
money is in Canadian currency.
If you can help solve this case call
the local OPP or Crime Stoppers at
l-800-222-8477(TIPS).
COUNSELLING
Crunch
A collision occurred just after noon last Thursday in front of Bell’s Pizza in Blyth. According to
police, Shawn Slotegraaf, 25 of Central Huron pulled into the path of an oncoming vehicle
driven by Herb Govier, 42 of Blyth. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
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Plaque stolen from
A plaque valued at approximately
$900 was stolen from the wall of the
Blyth and District Community
Centre earlier this month.
Arena manager Dave Cook told
the Huron OPP that the plaque was
taken off the wall of the entrance
sometime overnight of March 4-5.
He indicated visiting students with
the Sears Drama Festival were
spending the night at the facility and
there was a chaperone.
The plague is a government
plaque thanking the contributors —
Government of Ontario and Village
of Blyth - for the building of the
facility’s addition.
He indicated he has no idea as to
arena
who took the plaque off the wall.
A similar plaque will have to be
purchased to replace the one that has
been stolen.
. “It is expensive to replace,” said
Cook.
Anyone with information on this
theft may contact the local OPP
detachment or Crimestoppers.
Goderich man
donates 50/50
to Easter Seals
Classified advertisements
published in
The Citizen
are now available on our
website at
www.northhuron.on.ca
Scott Jenkins of Goderich was the
winner of the 50-50 draw held in
conjunction with the North Huron
Snowarama between Clinton and
Blyth on March 26.
Jenkins won $92.50 in the draw,
held at the Blyth Snowtravellers
clubhouse in conjunction with the
Easter Seals run. He donated the
money back to Easter Seals.
Mid-Winter
Sale
Challenge: Finding the time to be active
for sixty minutes per day
First grade apples
and pears as low as
35*
per pound
Solution: Spread physical activity throughout your daily routine to work up to 60
minutes. As you progress to more intense exercise you can cut back to 30 minutes
4 times per week. Get started by.
• Walking for 10 minutes several times a day - walk instead of taking the car to
the store, or mailbox, slip out for a walk at lunchtime, or join a friend for a morning
or evening walk.
• Walking briskly, jogging, cycling, swimming, skipping or dancing for 20
minutes or more
• Substituting ah activity break for a coffee break - bend, stretch, and flex to
keep your muscles relaxed and joints mobile for 10 minutes at a time. You can do
this at home, at work or out in the great outdoors.
• Trying 10 minutes of muscle strengthening or weight resistance activities such
as situps, push-ups or weights while you watch TV or before going to bed.
• Taking a break and play actively with your kids for 10 minutes or more.
• Finding more ways to keep active by checking out the “healthy body quiz” at
www.dietitians.ca/eatwell
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BLYTH-HULLETT LANDFILL SITE
AND THE
WINGHAM LANDFILL SITE
Will both be
CLOSED FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 2005
For Good Friday
Landfill Sites will be OPEN regular hours
on Saturday, March 26, 2005
Ralph Campbell
Director of Public Works
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OfCARD NITE
Friday, April 1st
Blyth Memorial Hall
EUCHRE & CRIBBAGE
TOURNAMENTS
in conjunction with ELIMINATION DRAW
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Bring a partner
$5.00 ea.
Food available
7:30 pm
Sponsored by
Blyth Lions Club
Proceeds to Community Betterment