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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1990. PAGE 23.
G.S.T
RENEW
TODAY
Third grader
McKlllop Township took delivery of its third road grader Friday
morning as Champion Road Machinery of Goderich delivered the
new machine. Taking part in the presentation are: (front, left to
right) Lome Glanville, councillor; Sharon McClure, councillor;
Jim Ryan, councillor; Bill Siemon, deputy-reeve; Wayne
Dolmage, road superintendent; Marie Hicknell, reeve; Dave
Wallace, Champion representative; Hugh McGugan, Ministry of
Transportation; (back), Larry Boyd, Champion, Frank Hulley and
Tom Johnston, grader operators.
White Gift
Sunday
this week
PARTS VALUE
OF THE MONTH .
theRev. Paul Ross conducted
morning service at Knox United
Church and Karen Webster was
organist. Rev. Ross gave the call to
worship and the hymn “Faith of
our Fathers” was sung. Rev. Ross
gave the Prayer of Confession and
Assurance of Pardon followed by
Choral Response. The hymn
“Jesus Where’er Thy People
Meet” was sung.
Rev. Ross read scriptures from
St. Luke and II Timothy. The hymn
“Author of Faith” was sung. Rev.
Ross’s sermon was entitled “Fann
ing the Fire of Faith” followed by
the prayer chorus “God is so
good”. Rev. Ross gave the prayer
of Thanksgiving and Concern and
the Lord’s Prayer was said in
unison.
The offering was received by
Larry Plaetzer, Bill Seers and for
the Sunday School, David Camp
bell and Scott Arthur. The hymn
“Thy Hand O God Has Guided”
was sung.
Rev. Ross pronounced the Bene
diction and the Choral Response
“Now Thank We All Our God”
ended the service.
The Junior Youth Group will
meet for swimming at Vanastra on
Friday, November 30 at 7 - 9 p.m.
Bring $2.25 to cover the cost. The
group will be returning to Paul’s
place after for a snack.
The Bible Study and Prayer
Group will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Ruth Vincent at 1:30
p.m.
Next Sunday is White Gift Sun
day at Knox United Church. The
gifts are being given to Huron
County Family Services.
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