The Citizen, 1988-09-28, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1988. PAGE 3.
Kelly Cook of Blyth puts the finishing touches on a poster advertising a
new volunteer home-care service now available in Huron County,
under the direction of Bev Brown of Brussels, co-ordinator of
volunteers and home support programs with Town and Country
Homemakers of Wingham. Town and Country instigated the new
Telephone Reassurance Program, which is available free of charge to
all county residents in need. Ms. Brown says that volunteers are
needed in all areas of the county who will undertake to call their
homebound “partners” once a day, to check that all is well. The large
posters are up in key locations across the county.
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Baptism held at Blyth United
A service of confirmation and
baptism was celebrated at Blyth
United Church on Sunday, Sep
tember 25.
Rev. Lorenzo Ramirez titled his
sermon, “God’s Seeking Love”,
using as a background for his
remarks the story of the prodigal
son - or as he liked to call it the story
of the good father.
There was a large group for
Junior Congregation which was led
by Candice Howson.
Marlene Toll was in charge of the
nursery. Bill and Marion Young
were greeters atthe doors. Bill,
Brenda, Tina and Shane Burkhold
er were the ushers.
Bill Young brought the minute
for mission and spoke about the
work in Brazil. Tammi Medd,
Kimberley and Donald Albrechtas
were confirmed as members.
Brenda Edgar was received by
transfer from Petrolia, Sheron
Stadelmann from Goderich and
Karen Youngblut from Brussels.
Lisa Grace Root, daughter of
Ron and Debra Root; Hallie Ruth
Ann Hulzebos, daughter of Joe and
Ann Hulzebos; John Jeffrey Ri
chard Elliott, son of Rick and Anne
Elliott; and Joshua William Al
brechtas were received by infant
baptism.
The choir sang as their anthem
“The Lamb”. It was announced
that next Sunday would be a
service of Communion.
Lions donate to figure skating
The Blyth Lions Club held their
regular meeting Thursday, Sept.
22 at the Blyth and District
Community Centre. Seventeen
Lions and one. guest were served
supper by the Blyth Figure Skating
Club.
The Lions made a $500 donation
towards the Blyth Figure Skating
Club for their assistance in operat
ing the Food Booth atthe Huron
Steam Thresher’s Reunion.
The Lions Walk-a-dog-a-thon
will be held Sunday, October 2 in
Goderich. Pledge forms are avail-
Continued on page 23
Mrs. Hilda Welsh and her sister
of Bowden, Alberta visited Eva-
lena Webster this weekend. They
alsospent some time with Florence
and Alva Elford of Egmondville.
On Saturday, Sept. 17, Mrs.
Nellie (Ellen) Davidson of St.
Petersburg, Florida visited with
Charlie, Bill and John Blake. It was
her first visit in 22 years. On
Sunday she made a trip to Hanover
to visit Ivan and Gertie Blake and
girls for supper. On Monday
morning Charlie’s wife Thel and
Ellen toured the shops of Blyth and
were quite impressed. In the
afternoon they made a trip to
Milverton to visit Barbara and
Bruce and Kyle Crapper having
supper in Monkton and visiting
with Carol and Larry Blake at
Winthrop. On Tuesday she had
dinner with Bill and Mildred Blake.
In the evening she went to Gordon
and Nellie Mason’s for a family
gathering renewing acquaintances
with different families connected
with the Blake family. There were
22 present. Wednesday, she spent
a quiet day and returned to
Kingston Thursday morning.
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