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Lyle Smith of Sault Ste. Marie,
drove down to Blyth to pick up his
father Charlie recently. The two
then drove to Tobermory and went
across Georgian Bay on the Chee
Chee Mon to Manitoulin Island,
then on to Sault Ste. Marie. There
they celebrated Lyle and Arlene
Smith's 50th wedding anniversary
August 3. Margery Smith from
Kitchener and her friend were also
present.
Charlie Smith will celebrate his
90th birthday Aug. 17 at Blyth
United Church.
Donations
Anne Juhasz of Chicago, donated this bench and a coat
rack to Blyth Centre for the Arts in honour of her mother
Edythe Phillips, who lived in Blyth for 30 years, was active
in various community events and had a keen interest in
arts, music and drama. A World War I bride, Mrs. Phillips
was, her daughter said, a dynamic woman ahead of her
time, who managed to combine involvement in worthwhile
activities with raising eight children. She has two daughters
still living in the area, Shirley Vincent and Doreen Wilson.
The bench and coat rack were designed by Bill Wallace of
Wroxeter.
George Cowan
speaks
at Blyth
United Church
Greeters at Blyth United Church
on Sunday, August 10 were Lloyd
and Donna Sippel. Ushers were
Laverne, Joan, Shawn and Erica
Clark.
George Cowan opened the ser
vice with the call to worship fol
lowed by the hymn “Let Us Sing
with a Gladsome Mind”.
The responsive reading was
Psalm 100. Children’s time featured
the hymn “All Things Bright and
Beautiful”.
The hymn “Take Time to be
Holy” was sung. The scripture
reading was from Ecclesiastes 31:
15. The sermon was “The Double
Standards: Do we practise what we
preach? Are we hypocrites?”
The hymn “Stand up, Stand up
for Jesus” was sung after which
Mr. Cowan gave the benediction.
Next Sunday the text will be “The
Law and the Truth”.
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