HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-03-30, Page 23his Senior Paris partner Michelle Menzies assume the starting
position of their hauntingly beautiful number, “Memories,” at the
Brussels Figure Skating Club’s carnival on Saturday. The pair made
three guest appearances at the show, adapting the “Memories”
program from its use when it won them a silver medal in the Fours
competition at the Canadian National Figure Skating Championships
in Victoria, B.C. last January. The red and white cowboy costumes
they are wearing, above, are the ones they wore to skate in the closing
ceremonies of the Calgary Olympics.
Palm Sunday celebrated at Btyth
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1988. PAGE 23.
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Palm Sunday was observed in
Bly th United Church. Four girls
from the grade three class brought
palm branches up the aisle and
placed them on a table at the front
of the church.
Rev. Ramirez talked with the
children about the meaning of
Palm Sunday. They sang “Praise
Him, Praise Him all Ye Little
Children’ ’. Linda Wilson was their
leader. They constructed Easter
lilies as part of their activity.
The choir sang ‘‘The King is
Coming.” Rev. Ramirez chose as
his sermon title “Our Allegiance to
Jesus, our King’ ’. He said that the
story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into
Jerusalem is recorded in all four
gospels.
It is a symbol of the coming of
Him who is to be the King of Hope
and Peace, ’ ’ he said. When we say
“Jesus is King”, we are stating an
allegiance to Him and this means
our loyalty, allegiance and com
plete obedience,” he said.
“In offering our allegiance, we
must offer our time, our strength
and our minds - our special
abilities”, he stated. He pointed
out that when the people spread
their garments before him on the
ride to Jerusalem they were
offering something very precious
to them. Many of them would only
possess one outer garment. “Do
we ever offer anything that
costly?” he asked. He concluded
by saying, “we can give without
love - but we cannot love without
giving”.
Communion was served by Vera
Badley, David Webster, Melda
McElroy, Evalina Webster, Bon
nie Shannon, Harvey McDowell,
Lloyd Walden, Bodie Craig and
Fred Meier.
Ushers were Barbara Musty,
Vera Badley, Earl Fyfe and John
Blake. Fern and Harvey McDowell
were greeters. The congregation
was reminded of the Good Friday
Service at 11 a.m. and that the
Easter service will be on daylight
savings time and that it will be
Family Sunday.
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Bruce Woodley, President of the
Board of Directors of Huron
Country Playhouse has announced
the appointment of Tim Davisson
as General Manager.
Mr. Davidsson comes to the
Playhouse from Sebringville, with
an extensive theatre background.
In 1986, Mr. Davisson acted as
Theatre Co-ordinator for all Expo
World Festival Productions.
From 1977 to 1984, Mr. Davisson
was General Manager of Studio
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