The Citizen, 2005-04-07, Page 3THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 2005. PAGE 3.
Jean Plaetzer, Doreen Siertsema,
Donna Govier, Mary Lou Stewart,
Ann Hulzebos and Carol Casey will
be canvassing the Village of Blyth in
the month of April for the Canadian
Cancer Society.
More volunteers are needed. Please
call Mary Lou Stewart at 523-4528.
There were nine tables in play at
the Legion euchre March 28. Results
are as follows: high, Lillian Appleby,
76; Vera Hesselwood, 74; lone
hands, Mary East, five; Edith
Giousher, three; low, Myrtle Badley,
44; Isabel Craig, 46; door prize,
Lillian Appleby; share-the-wealth,
Len Archambault and Marj Vere.
Achievement
Blyth-area dairy goat farmer Henk Van Schaik, front left, was among the Ontario Dairy Goat
Co-operative members with an average SPC score under 15,000 for the year. Also present
to receive their ODGC’s milk quality award of excellence were, back row, from left: Rejean
Michel, Fran and Coby ten Voorde, Carrie Francis, Willem and Cindy Nusselder, Kirk and Katie
Hoogakker. Front are Menno and Clema Jung. Absent were: Elwood and Martha Kuepfer,
Lloyd and Arlene Metzger, Antoon and Maria Romme and Frank and Lise Seguin. (Bonnie Gropp
photo)
Area couple wins award
The next euchre is April 11 at
7:30 p.m.
Our sympathy is extended to
Renate Sieber-Peyton and family
and Sophie and Dietmar Schroecker
and family on the death of Sophie
and Renate’s mother this past week.
Our sympathy is extended to Ruth
Jardin and family on the death of her
husband Thomas Jardin who passed
away on Friday.
Chandler Bromley, son of Jamie
and Charla Bromley was baptized on
Easter Sunday in Trinity Anglican
Church, Blyth.
Joel Charles Kenneth Nesbit, son
of John and Krista Nesbit and Brody
George Nesbitt, son of Michelle and
Jeff Nesbitt were baptized on
Sunday, April 3 in Trinity Anglican
Church, Blyth in matching outfits. A
dinner was held al the home of John
and Ann Nesbit after the service
with 45 people attending to help
them celebrate.
Greeting at Blyth United Church
on Sunday, April 3 were Lois van
Vliet and Joann MacDonald. The
ushers were Karen Giousher, Emily
Phillips, Lois van Vliet and Joann
MacDonald.
The children gathered at the front
of the church during the singing of
In The Bulb There is a Flower.
Jessica Sparling told the children
about her cousin Carman who had
cancer that was treatable but not
curable. In January of 2004 he was
given a stem cell treatment. A prayer
vigil was held at Carman’s church.
Carman is living with his family
near Chatham.
Was his recovery a miracle of faith
or science?
The gospel reading from John 20:
11-18 was followed by the hymn I,
the Lord of Sea and Sky.
Myrtle Badley, clerk of session
presented the candidates for
confirmation. Emily Dunbar by
confirmation, Kathleen and Tom
Dunbar by profession of faith and
Jessica Dunbar by transfer of church
membership. Those taking part in
the Laying on of Hands were
Rev. Eugen Bannerman, Emily
Phillips, Doug Howson and Myrtle
Badley.
Jessica Dunbar gave the Minute
for Missions.
The Blyth United Players
presented: The Ragman by Walter
Wangerio. This is a wholly fictional
tale. The author shows how Christ
meets everyone’s special needs in a
very special way. Those taking part
were Zoellyn Onn. David Onn, Gil
Garratt. Capucine Onn and Mark
Nonkes. Music was by the cast.
The last hymn God Make Us
Servants of Your Peace was followed
by the Benediction and the Choral
Amen.
FROM BLYTH
Another
phone fraud
reported
On March 30 at 7:45 p.m. a person
living on Marnoch Line in East
Wawanosh part of North Huron
reported fraud. The officer learned
that the victim had received her
phone bill from Bell Canada and
found that someone had tapped into
her computer using the internet long
distance phone lines.
During a three-day period of Feb.
20 to Feb. 22 some person made 36
calls to an island near New Zealand.
The total bill for those calls was
$1,700.
The victim has been advised that
they are responsible for the bill and
must pay it. This is the second case
that Huron OPP has received in the
last week.
Take some steps to prevent this.
Turn the computer off when not in
use so the computer cannot be
activated to make these calls. If you
have information that can assist the
officers in this investigation contact
the Huron OPP or Crime Stopper, at
l-800-222-8477(T!PS).
A Blyth-area couple are among
the Ontario Dairy Goat Co-operative
(ODGC) members from across to
the province to receive an award of
excellence for their 2004 milk
production.
The award of excellence program
was introduced to recognize ODGC
farmers who strive for excellence.
Henk and Ellen Van Schaik had an
average SPC score under 15,000 for
the year. Other award recipients
were: Randy and Carrie Francis,
Hanover; Dirk and Katie Hoogakker,
Cargill; Menno and Clema Jung,
Neustadt; Elwood and and Martha
Kuepfer, Chesley; Lloyd and Arlene
Metzger, Chesley; Rejean Michel,
Verner;.. Willem and Cindy
Nusselder, Paisley; Antoon and
Maria Romme, Burgessville; Frank
and Lise Seguin, Verner and Frans
and Coby ten Voorde, Burgessville.
“Achieving a consistent level of
quality throughout the entire year is
not an easy task,” said Lisa
Thompson, ODGC’s general
manager. “We would like our
members to know that we really
ippreciate all of their efforts.”
To qualify for ODGC’s milk
quality awards of excellence, a dairy
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goat farmer must maintain Grade A
premises, ship milk year-round and
record negative inhibitors tests for
the entire year. The average SPC
level is the final criteria to be
considered and in determining the
average the highest count is
discarded.
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