The Citizen, 2009-05-28, Page 11THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2009. PAGE 11.
There were nine tables of shoot in
play on Friday, May 22 at the
Community Centre.
The winners were: high pink
card, Joann MacDonald; second
high pink card, June Robinson;
most shoots, Janet Mathers; high
white card, Ken Spears; second
high white card, Ilene Miller; most
shoots, Lillian Appleby.
The next shoot is Friday, June 12
at 1:30 p.m.
Gord and Nancy Folkard greeted
worshippers on Foodgrains Sunday,
May 24 at Knox United
Church.
Laura Johnston and Linda
Campbell decorated the church with
carnations and lilacs. Jim Barnes
welcomed the congregation. Guest
speaker was Lorne
Underwood.
The hymn-sing selections were,
Give to Us Laughter and You Never
Saw Old Galilee.
The call to worship was read in
unison and the opening prayer was
said responsively. For the First of All
Creation was the opening praise
hymn.
The children’s choir sang two
numbers accompanied by Elizabeth
Stennett at the piano and directed by
Lila Procter.
After the singing, Teacher, Brave
and Bold, the children came to the
front. Mr. Barnes told them of The
Little Red Hen. In the story the little
red hen saw a lot of hungry people in
the world so she went to the seed
dealer for seed and asked the farmer
for land and went to the farm supply
store for fertilizer.
All the farmers helped plant and
harvest the corn.
Just like The Little Red Hen, the
congregation at Knox United Church
plants and harvests the corn to help
people who are hungry.
Mr. Barnes gave each of the
children corn to take home and plant
which would be ready to harvest in
72 days.
After prayer the children
adjourned to Sunday school.
Mary Thomas read the scripture
Matthew 25: 14-40 and Psalm 107
was read responsively.
The congregation sang, In Loving
Partnership We come.
Mr. Underwood spoke on his
involvement with Foodgrains Bank.
Ken Procter and Ben Procter took
up the offering.
The singing of Your Work O God
Needs Many Hands was followed
by the offertory prayer and the
prayers of the people said in
unison.
The closing hymn was In Christ
There is No East or West.
The Sending Forth and the Choral
Benediction, Go Now in Peace
concluded the morning worship.
The Belgrave Women’s Institute
enjoyed a tour of Greyhaven
Gardens at Londesborough on
Tuesday evening, May 19 then had
the regular meeting at Knox United
Church.
The president, Doreen Marks,
welcomed nine members and two
guests, then read, Crabapple
Spring.
The minutes of the April
meeting and the financial
report were given by Dorothy
Coultes.
It was agreed to give $50 to the
Coins of Friendship and to donate
$175 to the Belgrave School Fair.
A card was signed for Mary
Wightman who is in Seaforth
hospital.
A committee was named to plan
the catered meals for the
summer.
An honorarium will be given
to Nancy Jardin and
Dorothy Coultes for the
time and work involved in
the sale of the Hall during the past
year.
Marks thanked Isabelle Craig
for arranging the tour and for
giving each person a geranium
plant.
The WI grace was sung and a
social time was enjoyed with
lunch.
The meeting on June 16 will begin
with a tour at Royal Homes factory,
then to Braemar Retirement Home
for the meeting and to visit residents.
Request for submissions
from Huron County Artists for
10th Annual Huron County
ART SHOW & SALE
July 19th, 2009 to January 2nd, 2010
at Huron County Museum,
110 North Street, Goderich
www.huroncounty.ca/museum
Deadline for submissions:
4:30 pm, Friday, July 3, 2009
Please phone 519-524-2686 ext. 205 for information and regulations
Township of North Huron
Council & Committee
Meeting Schedule
June 1 Regular Council Meeting
7:30 p.m. - Council Chambers
June 8 Committee of the Whole
7:00 p.m. - Council Chambers
June 9 Belgrave Community Centre Board
7:00 p.m. - Belgrave Community Centre
June 10 Wingham Area Fire Board
7:00 p.m. - Wingham Fire Hall
June 15 Regular Council Meeting
7:30 p.m. - Council Chambers
June 16 North Huron Police Services Board
7:00 p.m. - Police Board Room
June 22 Special Council Meeting - Strategic Planning Session
7:00 p.m. - Council Chambers
MEETING NOTICE
MUNICIPALITY OF
MORRIS-TURNBERRY
The upcoming Council and
Committee meetings for the
Municipality of Morris-
Turnberry will be held:
Tuesday, June 2
at 7:30 pm
Regular Council Meeting
Tuesday, June 16
at 7:30 pm
Regular Council Meeting
Construction
Ph.:519-523-9354
Cell:519-525-8615
Custom
5" seamless eavestrough
in aluminum or steel
N e w
NEWS
FROM BELGRAVE
Up and over
Despite the cold weather, the students at East Wawanosh Public School took to the field for
their annual track and field competition. Flying high that day was Denise Sicord in her grade’s
high jump competition. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
9 tablesin playat shoot
United Church
talks Foodgrains
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The Citizen
A week ago Clair Daw and Joan
(Higgins) Daw and family lost their
home to fire. There is a box as you
enter Knox United Church for
donations to the family.
The F.E. Madill track and field
team attended the final two
invitational meets of the season on
April 30 in Strathroy and May 4 in
Clinton in preparation for the
Huron-Perth championships.
Among the winners was Ben
Procter who won the 400 metre and
the 800 metre in personal best times
of 52.58 and 2.05.75 respectively.
The community extends sincere
sympathy to Mark and Janice
Matheson and family in the loss of
Mark’s mother, Muriel.
Barbara Anderson, captain of the
Belgrave area for the April
door-to-door canvass for the Cancer
Society reports that $3,154 was
collected by the 18 canvassers.
Appreciation is extended to the
canvassers and all those who so
generously supported the Cancer
Society.
The community extends sincere
sympathy to Beryl, Archie, Kim and
Ryan MacGowan on the recent loss
of Mac MacGowan.
By Linda
Campbell
Call
357-2188
PEOPLE AROUND
BELGRAVE
WI tours Greyhaven Gardens