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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2016-06-23, Page 24PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016. Knox United Church hosts Father's Day PEOPLE AROUND BELGRAVE Winner winner chicken dinner Belgrave's Knox United Church hosted a special chicken lunch barbecue on Sunday after its service. Many people chose to fill up their plates and enjoy their barbecue chicken, complete with all the sides they might want, outside the church on the very warm day. (Denny Scott photo) By Linda Campbell Call 357-2188 The annual Father's Day service and chicken barbecue was held at Knox United Church, Belgrave on Sunday, June 19. Brian Hymers conducted the service and the Sunday school children put on a short play entitled "Live at Five". In the play, Mackenzie Wightman, Abby Robinson and Emily Bieman interviewed three local dads. These dads portrayed by Austin Bieman, Hayden Jamieson and Prestin Robinson spoke about the best and worst things about being a dad. Rory Jamieson and Kaiden Mulvey portrayed sons of the dads in the play. Following the service, a delicious chicken barbecue was served. George Procter ordered the chicken and Cam Procter and his crew cooked. The event wouldn't have been possible without everyone who helped prepare food and helped in any way to make the barbecue barbecue happen. Kim Walker and Lila Procter took care of the children's presentation. Knox United Church, Belgrave will not be holding a daily Vacation Bible School this summer. Knox United Church is looking for new people to help with Sunday school. It will be starting again in September. The Brandon Cemetery memorial service will be held on Sunday, July 3 at 2 p.m. In case of rain it will be held at Knox United Church. FROM BELGRAVE 14/19, hospital Brants to be debated July 6 Continued from page 1 Wingham Hospital's "Our Hospital, Our Future" campaign. Orchard said that the staff report on the hospital request is due to be discussed at the July 6 meeting, so councillors may want to debate the merits of both requests at the same money. "Don't feel pressured to spend money now," she told councillors. Despite council's resistance to discussing the topic at the June 15 meeting, the request received a ringing endorsement from the Economic Development Board, to which council first sent the request for review. At the board's June 13 meeting, members passed a motion that was highly in favour of the request and of the centre itself. "The Huron County Economic Development Board enthusiastically recommends that County Council supports in principle the funding request of $500,000 for the Blyth Arts and Cultural Initiative 14/19 Inc. with the funds to come from the Economic Development reserve fund," the motion read. "Furthermore, the board recommends that the funding be dispersed at $100,000 per year over a five-year period and that the funding be conditional on the proponent providing a report within 60 days on the competitive advantages and leveraged partnerships to utilized. Additionally, the board recognizes the current leadership of the organization is crucial to the success of the project" While most councillors were in favour of deferral until July, North Huron Reeve Neil Vincent spoke against the idea that council had to approve just one of these requests. "Yes, they're both in North Huron, but what has North Huron ever got from the county in previous asks?" Vincent asked. He also challenged the thinking that stated that these projects were located in North Huron and therefore only served North Huron. Both the Canadian Centre for Rural Creativity and the Wingham Hospital expansion serve a large region that goes even beyond the whole of Huron County, Vincent said. 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