The Citizen, 2006-11-09, Page 3Roast Beef
Supper
Sunday, November 12
Blyth Memorial Community Hall
4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Adults: $12
Children: (7-12) $6
Children 6 and under: FREE
Sponsored by Trinity
Anglican Church, Blyth
Tickets available at Luann's Country
Flowers or call 519-523-9564
Don't Feel Like Cleaning the Leaves on
Your Lawn and in Your Eaves?
Have Your Leaves and Eaves Cleaned by the
Blyth Youth and Skateboard Park Committee!
3 Good Reasons:
• To help provide the youth of Blyth and surrounding
areas with a healthy social and athletic activity option.
• To help provide a more safe and convenient
alternative to skateboarding on streets and properties.
r To have your yard work taken care of with out getting
dirty!
For more information, please call:
519-524-6756 or 519-523-4848
...Think Christmas!
Ceramic
Now
Straightening Now
Available Irons
Reg. $1600°
Offer ends November 15
Coming Soon - Christmas Gift Sets
Walk-In No appointments
Dana would like to welcome
Jennifer Godfrey,
licensed hairstylist
Jennifer will be working along with Dana
Wednegclay to Saturday
Two stylists to serve you better!
Mon. & Tues. 9-2; Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 9-5, Sat. 8-1
412 Queen St., Blyth 519-523-9555
The Village Barber
Car Oiling
at
Lee's Service Centre
Hood Trunk Lid
Underside Doors & Door Panels Dog Legs
Inner Fenders
Inner Fenders
We use Hot, Acid Free, New Oil
CARS & LIGHT TRUCKS
Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 1 pm - 8 pm; Fri. 1 pm - 6 pm; Sat. 8 am - 12 noon
(Weather permitting) 348 Dinsley St. E., Blyth 519-523-9151
TOWNSHIP OF NORTH HURON
BLYTH WARD &
WINGHAM WARD
LEAF AND GARDEN REFUSE PICKUP
Notice is hereby given that the FINAL leaf and garden refuse pickup
for Blyth Ward and Wingham Ward will be November 13.
Residents are asked to place leaf and garden refuse
ONLY at the curb for pickup by November 13.
TREE LIMBS WILL NOT BE PICKED UP AT THIS TIME AND MUST
NOT BE MIXED WITH LEAF AND GARDEN REFUSE.
All other forms of rubbish will not be collected and must be prepared
for regular garbage pickup.
Residents placing leaf and garbage refuse after the next
scheduled pickup date will be invoiced by the Township for
the pickup.
By order of Council,
Township of North Huron
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prize, Marie Glousher. Share the
wealth went to Helen Lee, Vera
Hesselwood and Evelyn
Christensen.
The next Legion euchre is on
Monday, Nov. 13 in the Legion Hall
at 7:30 p.m.
Don't forget to wear a poppy and
attend your local Remembrance Day
Service on Saturday, Nov. 11.
Greeting at Blyth United Church
on Sunday, Nov. 5 were 011ie Craig
and Lorna Fraser. Guest organist
was Dr. James Hall of Wingham.
Ushering were Brenda Brooks, Rob
Mason, Nicole and Colton Kerr.
Cheryl Cronin led a sing-song
before worship started.
A two-minute silence was held in
memory of the World War veterans.
The choir anthem was God as
with Silent Hearts.
Rev. Robin McGauley asked the
chiidren to come to the front of the
church and to bring the baskets of
food for the North Huron F6od Bank
along with them.
She asked the children ,if they
knew what the first commandment
was. One answer was to have only
one God, and another was love our
neighbour as ourselves.
She showed the children the Bible
she had in her hands and asked them
if they knew what language it was
written in. It is Hebrew.
The children sang The Lord's
Prayer.
Connor Brooks carried the candle,
lit from the alter candles, as the
children went down to Sunday
school.
Mark LeBel read the Lectionary
scripture readings, Hebrews 9: 11-
14, the responsive Psalm 146 and
Mark 12: 28-34.
Rev. McGauley's message to the
adults was What the World Needs
Now. The most important
commandment that Jesus taught was
to love one's neighbour, she said. If
we think of nothing else this
Remembrance Day just remember to
be a peaceful people. God created
people in His image and calls on
them to be peacemakers. Jesus
taught everyone to Love one
another. He calls on some to be
brothers and sisters and to be gentle
and kind.
Everyone was given a pledge
sheet to read during a moment of
silence. One_ of the pledges was "I
will treat all living things and our
earth home with dignity and
respect."
The hymn Let There be Light, was
followed by the Prayers of the
People.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Fred Howson who passed
away Friday, Nov. 3.
Euchre results Oct. 30 were: high
lady, Edythe Beacom, 67; high man,
Jane Glousher, 79; ladies' lone
hands, Jean Nethery, four; men's
lone hands, Evelyn Christensen,
four; low lady, Ruth Shiell, 48; low
man, Nick Courtney, 46 and door
FROM BLYTH
Blyth dining for seniors celebrate anniversary
The original six
Last week marked the 10th anniversary of the Town and Country Dining Out Services in Blyth,
celebrated at Trinity Anglican Church. The original meal took place on Nov. 8, 1996 and six of
the first-night diners were present for the anniversary. From left: Isabelle Craig, Bill Craig,
• Sally deBoer, Vera Hesselwood, Lenora Davidson and Bernice McClinchey. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
The 10th anniversary of the Blyth
and Area Dining for Seniors 55+ was
held at the Trinity Anglican Church,
Blyth on Nov. 3 with 43 enjoying a
roast beef dinner.
The tables were decorated with
yellow carnations. Before the dinner
the decorated cake was cut by
Isabelle and Bill Craig, Lenora
Davidson, Sally deBoer, Vera
Hesselwood and Bernice
McClinchey. These were six of the
13 people who attended the first
Diners program on Nov. 8,1996.
In recognition of her
contributions, a special award was
presented to Millie Hoggarth who
has cooked for the Blyth Diners for
the 10 years.
Huron-Bruce MP Paul Steckle
brought greetings and congratulated
the diners and Town and Country gift from God which is the present.
Support Services on their success. MPP Carol Mitchell was unable to
He said tomorrow is the future, attend.
yesterday is the past, and today is a Continued on page 23
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Fall Time Means Falling Leaves!
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