The Citizen, 2005-08-25, Page 3THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2005. PAGE 3
From Marilyn’s Desk
Happy 50th wedding anniversary
to Reg and Betty Hesselwood who
will celebrate this coming week.
The first annual family gathering
was held at the home of Amy and
Ralph McCrea on Saturday, Aug.
19. Guests included Irene and Jim
Lamoni, Mike, Donelda, Shawn.
Chris and Matthew Cottrill, all of
Belgrave, Dale and Colleen Lamont
of London. Doug and Betty Jean
McCrea of St. Thomas, Brad and
Maureen Montgomery of Hullett
Twp., Bradley and Ryan
Montgomery of Winthrop and friend
Peter Hoonaard of Morris Twp. and
a special guest Nancy Beatty who is
starring in the play The Thirteenth
One.
Even though the weather didn’t
co-operate everyone had a good
time.
The Edgar clan held its annual
summer pool party at the home of
Joanne, Richard. Amanda and Nick
Cortes in Tavistock. Everyone
enjoyed the food, the pool and the
games, especially a new game of
stickless golf. Those attending were
Irlma Edgar. Donna. Roger and
Susan Bieman. all of Wingham;
Chris Jamieson of Belgrave;
Murray, Tammy and Nathan Edgar
of Aylmer; Mail and Mary Edgar,
Bev. Meghan and Jayden Park,
Barry and Mary Jo Edgar, all ot
Petrolia; Brian and Janei Edgar ol
Brigdcn; Allison Edgar of Toronto.
Don Edgar of Wingham and friend
Debbie ot London; Nancy and Ed
Daer of Wingham; Tricia Daer and
Dianne Edgar of London; Deb,
Fred, Jon and Quinton Hakkers and
Don and Marilyn Craig, all of Blyth.
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH
Greeting at Blyth United Church
on Sunday. Aug. 21 were Joan and
Lavern Clark. Guest pianist was
Elva Brown.
The choir anthem was Church in
the Valley.
The children's hymn. Jesus Bids
Us Shine, was sung. The children
were told how Moses was put in a
reed basket in the river to save his
life and how the Pharaoh's daughter
found the baby and raised him in the
palace.
I he lectionary scripture was
Romans 12. 1-8 read by David Onn.
I'hc responsive reading Psalm 124
was read followed by the reading of
Matthew 16 13-20 by David Onn
Rev Robin McCauley's message
to the adults was On this Rock. A
new minister's first ]ob is to get to
know the congregation and the
community they have been pul in
charge of. Every ministry is very
different but we all have a purpose
that God has designed tor us. she
said. Il is all in the Bible Today's
church is changing from the church
of years ago but the purpose is the
same. Christians can discover what
God wants them to do through the
scriptures in the Bible.FROM BLYTH
Break-in to park snack shack
On Aug. 20 at 8 a.m. OPP were
called to the Blyth Lions Snack
Shack at the ball diamonds just off
of Gypsy Lane.
An officer attended the Blyth
arena park to find that through the
night someone had forced open the
door to the shack and removed the
fire extinguisher and discharged it
outside. The empty tank was then
thrown onto one of the ball diamond
infields.
Damage had also occurred in the
Thresher's Park behind the arena.
This time a wooden panel box cover
was ripped off exposing hydro
wires. In total $630 of damage was
done to the door and panel box in the
park area.
Tuesday morning, the Thresher
Association camping chair
discovered the doors of Sheds 1 and
2 had been forced open. They tried
to break into the log house but didn’t
succeed. The Association's big
event, the Reunion is being held in
two weeks.
If you can help the OPP solve this
crime call the local OPP or Crime
Stoppers with your tip.
Hot dog!
Kurtis Kolkman tended to the grill at the food booth during
the Mite ball tournament in Blyth this past Saturday. The
booth was a fundraiser for the Grade 8 trip. The
tournament winner was the Colborne team. (Vicky Bremner
photo)
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Tailgate stolen
On Aug. 17 at 2:30 p.m. a theft
occurred from a shed on Hamilton
Street in Blyth.
The officer learned that a person
left a tailgate inside an open shed a
month ago. Sometime since a person
entered the shed and walked away
with a red tailgate for a 2002 Ford
pickup truck. The tailgate is valued
at $650.
If anyone has information on this
theft contact the Wingham OPP
office or call Crime Stoppers at 1-
800-222-8477(TlPS).
Break-in at Inn
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On Aug. 18 at approximately
2:30 a.m. an alarm was activated at
the Blyth Inn located on Queen
Street in Blyth.
Officers arrived to find that
someone had entered the building
through a window. Once inside the
thieves stole a quantity of alcohol.
They also located cash that was
hidden inside the facility.
The investigation continues. If
anyone can help in solving this
crime call the Wingham OPP office
or contact Crime Stoppers at l-
800-222-8477(TIPS).
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Benjamin and Jenny Schenk were united in marriage on June
18, 2005. The wedding took place at the Blyth Lions Park.
Family and friends celebrated the event in the park. The matron
of honour was Julie Shannon, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids
were Kristen Oster, Jen Stothers, Jackie Stothers, Melissa Black
and Rachel deBoer. The best man was Andrew Schenk, brother
of the groom. The groomsmen were Jed Erb, Jay King, Dave
Beihn, Dean Wilson and Darryl Shannon. Thank you to family
and wedding party for all their hard work. Thank you to Leslie
Cook who performed the ceremony. Thank you to Jackie
Falconer who sang Evergreen during the service. Thank you also
to Don Scrimgeour who was a great master of ceremonies.
Finally thank ycu to all our guests who made our special day one
we will always treasure in our memories. Ben and Jenny Schenk.