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There were six tables of lost heir
in play at Blyth Memorial Hall on
Wednesday, Nov. 25.
Winners were: high man, Edgar
Howatt; high lady, Feme Howatt;
low man, Harvey McDowell and
low lady, Winnie Vincent.
On Nov. 24 there were 13 tables
of euchre at Blyth Memorial Hall.
Results are: high lady, Marjorie
East; high man, Margaret Nesbit
(playing as a man); low lady, Feme
Howatt; low man, Mel Jacklin;
ladies' lone hands, Bernice Brown;
men's lone hands, Bert Daer and
special, Evelyn Christianson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Daer, Laura
Lee and Jason of New Hamburg,
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence,
Leslie and Marty of Dresden
visited on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Daer.
Miss Julie Daer and friend from
London visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Daer.
You can lose a lot more than
your licence
drinking
and driving.
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Announcement
I am pleased to announce
that Gisele Lamont-Kelly
will be filling in for me
while I'm on maternity
leave. Gisele will be
starting December 11,
1992 (or before if baby
decides), and I will see
everyone In the New Year.
For appointments call
523-9873, as before, and
Gisele will be very
capable to look after your
needs.
Thanking everyone for
their patience.
"Nicole's Hairstyling"
Four-year-old Michelle kelly-Bell of Blyth was finger-printed by Doris Osgood Saturday but not
because she’s a criminal. Rather, her fingerprints were recorded on a special information
envelope supplied by Child Find of Huron County to which Ms Osgood belongs. The
procedure is known as a 'kidcheck' and helps police officers identify missing and abducted
children. The Blyth Optimists sponsored the event at Blyth Public School.
CRC collects for sailors
Greeters at Blyth Christian
Reformed Church on Sunday, Nov.
29, were John and MirJam
Vanderwal. Ushers were, Brenda
Verburg and Gerry Exel.
Leading the congregation in
worship for both services was Mr.
Robert Datema, who is presently
pursuing further studies in the
Ministry.
The topic for the morning
message was: “Advent Advice:
Having Great Expectations.”
Scripture was taken from Luke 11:
1-13, with the focal text verse 9.
The Law was first read from
Exodus 20 with the summary of the
Law received from Psalm 65 in
light of the Advent Season.
The hymn of response to the Law
was No. 470, “Abide With Me”,
with Mrs. Hinke Bakelaar serving
as organist. In the announcements
Mrs. Grace Lubbers and Tony
DeBoer will be remembered in
prayer this coming week, as will
those unable to be at worship
services.
The monetary offering was taken
up for the local Church and also the
Seafarers Ministry out of Montreal,
a Centre which reaches out to
sailors who come- to port
temporarily in Montreal.
After the collection, Mr. Datema
stated that today marks the
beginning of the advent season
where we prepare for the
celebration of the coming of Jesus
Christ, for four Sundays
consecutively.
Prayer is advice for us all, said
Mr. Datema. Jesus advised the
disciples in the New Testament to
pray. Advent is expectation he said.
If we are to have real contact and
wish to relate to God, then we need
to converse with him. Too often we
wait for a time of crisis or personal
struggle before we reach out in
prayer to God.
The Bible recommend persis-
tance and endurance in our prayers.
Jesus' advice to believers is to ask
freely, confidently, and with great
expectation. Our prayers will be
answered according to God's will
for us. The hymn of expectation
was No. 335, “Come Thou Long
Expected Jesus”.
After the morning service John
and Mirjam Vanderwal served
coffee to members and guests, for a
time of conversation and
fellowship.
In charge of three-year-old
Sunday School today was Elizabeth
DeWit and Nancy Greidanus.
Correction
Last week's report of the Blyth
Lions euchre winners was printed
incorrectly. It should have read:
Jason Fleet, Troy Carter, first, $50;
Marg Anderson, Alice Buchanan,
second, $45 (donated $10 back to
club); Claude Paurier, Matt
Townsend, third, $30; Martin Pau
rier, Michelle Nesbit, booby prize,
$10 and Ken Johnston, 50/50 draw
winner.
We apologize for the error.
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NOTICE
VILLAGE OF BLYTH
MONTHLY SEWER
RATES
Effective January 1st, 1993
Village of Blyth Monthly
Sewerage Service Rate will
be as follows:
Residential - $23.50
Commercial - $29.52
Village of Blyth Council
NOTICE
VILLAGE OF BLYTH
WATER RATES
Effective January 1st, 1993
Village of Blyth Water Rates
will be as follows:
Monthv
Residential - $13.00
Commercial - $15.00
Metered - $1.50 per 1,000
gallons
$1.00 per month collected
through residential and
commercial rates will be
considered toward capital
expenditures along with .200
per 1,000 gallons.
Helen R. Grubb
Manager
NOTICE
BLYTH-HULLETT
RATEPAYERS
Delivery of scrap metal and
tires will not be accepted at
Blyth-Hullett Landfill Site on
Wednesdays. Please ensure
you have an "Identification
Card" allowing entry at the
site. Replacement or new
cards can be obtained
through your Municipal
Office. Scrap metal and
tires will be accepted only
on Saturdays. Tires will be
accepted only if delivered by
a Blyth or Hullett Ratepayer
with an Identification Card.
A charge of $5.00 per tire.
Blyth-Hullett
Landfill Site Committee.