HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-06-15, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1988.
Different eating styles were displayed by [from left] Justin Black, Erin Cook, Jennifer Black and Julie
Hopper, all of the Belgrave area, at the annual Chicken Barbecue at Belgrave United Church Sunday, but
the main thing was that you get every last morsel of the finger lickin' good stuff. The barbecue, which was
attended by a large crowd, was preceded by the church’s Anniversary Service.
Sunday school
Belgrave
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People around Belgrave
Belgrave friends were saddened
recently to learn of the death of
Miss Zina Hop wood whopassed
away in Vancouver, B.C. Prior to
moving West, Miss Hopwood was
a Belgrave resident.
Douglas Bieman of Kincardine
-spent Saturday with his mother
Mrs. Agnes Bieman.
Mrs. Clara Black of Campbell-
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Schreiber, Milton; Mr. and Mrs.
James Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffery Anderson of Guelph were
weekend visitors with Mrs. Sarah
Anderson.
On Sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. George Michie attended the
open house at the new Cancer
Clinic building which is situated on
the new location of Victoria
Hospital, London.
Belgrave WMS meets
The Belgrave W.M.S. held their
meeting on Monday, June 6 at the
home of Mrs. Hazel Dalrymple of
Blyth.
Mrs. Ivy Cloakey read the call to
worship and hymn, “Sweet is the
Solomon Voice’’ was sung. Scrip
ture was from John, Chapter 10
and was read by Mrs. Mac Scott.
Prayer was led by Mrs. Garner
Nicholson. Mrs. Cloakey read a
story “Sea Shells”. Mrs. Nichol
son gave the topic “Walking
Where Jesus Walked.”
The secretary’s report was given
by Mrs. Cloakey also the financial
report. The roll call was answered
with a plant named in the Bible.
Mrs. Nicholson gave a report of the
Spring Rally held in Molesworth.
She read twopoems, “Where Wild
Roses Grow” and “Old Fashioned
Things”. Mrs. Dalrymple read
“Beauty.”
The hymn, “Simple Trusting
Every day” was sung. Mrs.
Cloakey closed the meeting with
prayer and the hostess served
lunch. All the ladies expressed
their thanks to Mrs. Dalrymple.
anniversary
celebrated
A piano - organ prelude of
inspiring sacred music with Mrs.
Donald R. Procter as pianist and
Mrs. George Procter, organist,
welcomed members of Knox Unit
ed, Calvin-Brick and visitors as
they filed into Knox United
Church, Sunday morning, June
12 for its Sunday School Anniver
sary service.
The sanctuary and vestibule
were tastefully decorated with
multi-coloured arrangements of
summer flowers. A bud vase with
tiny white blossoms and greenery
graced each window sill.
The children’s choir entered to
the processional hymn “All Things
Bright and Beautiful” and took
their allotted places in the choir.
Primary members with their teach-
ers, occupied the central front
pews.
The Call to Worship was read
responsively by Mrs. Robert Gor
don, Superintendent and the ca
pacity congregation numbering
more than two hundred.
The 20-voice choir rendered
“Love the Lord” and “Children of
the Lord” as anthems with organ
accompaniment. A sextet compos
ed of Grace Carmichael, Margie
Gordon, Jayne Vincent, Karrin
Marks, Lindsay Michie, and Can
dice Irwin sang, “Jacob’s Lad
der”, “Pass It On” and “It’s a
Small World”, with guitar accom
paniment by Kate Procter. The
congregation joined the group, for
the last number. Children’s hymns
were interspersed throughout the
service.
Scripture relating Jesus’ visit, at
12 years of age to Jerusalem from
Luke 2: 41-52 was read by Heather
Hopper. The service calendars
were distributed by Carol Hopper
and Dianne Black. The offering
was received by Carol Hopper,
Dianne Black, Ross Higgins and
Murray Scott.
Mrs. Connie Kuc introduced the
guest speaker, Rev. Ron Mellesh
who is a member of the Ontario
Association for Marriage and
Family Thereapy and is a counsel
lor with the Community Psychia-
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People
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hagerman of
Beeton spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and
attended the Sunday School Anni
versary and barbeque.
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