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The Citizen, 1989-09-27, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1989. Belgrave Residents return from New Eng. Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487 Guest minister speaks Inspiring sacred music presented by Mrs. Elizabeth Procter organist, and Mrs. Sylvia Procter pianist, welcomed members of Knox Unit­ ed Church, Calvin-Brick and visi­ tors from other churches as they filed into Knox United Sunday, September 24 for its anniversary service. The sanctuary and vestibule were tastefully decorated with ar­ rangements of chrysanthemums and a variety of other flowers supplemented by greenery. Each window sill was graced with a bud vase two coloured blooms and fern. Mrs. Sarah Anderson and Mrs. Marlene Procter greeted members in the foyer. Mrs. Procter chose piano accom­ paniment for the choir as they sang, “Seek and Ye Shall Find’’. She accompanied on the organ for the number, “God and the Wand­ erers’’. Rev. Peter D. Tucker, B.A., B.D. conducted the service. The guests speaker was Rev. Roger McCombe, who chose the scripture lesson from John 13, which related the account of Jesus washing the disciples’ feet. In a secular reading “Is There Anything I Can Do?” Rev. Mc­ Combe recounted the story of a tragic death in an accident. While some persons overwhelm­ ed by grief, did nothing, an unassuming man offered to clean all the family’s shoes in prepara­ tion for the funeral. The bereaved widow soon collected her thoughts and gained control of her emotions. In an emergency, think of one task which you can do. How do you know? Maybe Christ wants you to shine shoes! To illustrate the children’s story the speaker used a white placard with a single large black spot. He asked, “what do you see?” Each child responded “A black spot”. No one replied “ a white area”. Let each parent see the white part; not just the black mark, he said. Commend your child, rather than 4-H "'Looking out for No. 1” The first meeting of “Looking Out For #1” of the Belgrave 4H Club was held at the Women’s Institute Hall September 20, 1989. The meeting opened by everyone repeating the 4H pledge. The officers were then elected. Presi­ dent is Carol Hopper; Vice-Presi­ dent, Jennifer Elston; Secretary, Lisa Alexander and Press Reporter, Margie Gordon. Members then discussed keep­ ing their bodies healthy. Everday the body needs food, water and sleep. Without these you are an accident waiting to happen. It is a known fact that teens frequently do not get adequate iron, calcium or vitamin C because of food habits or poor food choices. Canada’s Food Guide was dis­ cussed and examples of food given for each food group. Members scored themselves on the food they had eaten that day. Did you drink 6 - 8 glasses of water today? 4H members require 9 - 10 hours of sleep a day. Did you know most farm deaths and injuries happen in mid-morning and mid-afternoon. Members played an interesting nutrition game and closed the meeting with the 4H motto. Balanced meals we must eat To stay alert and feel real neat A healthy you will feel so good If you have sleep, water and food. chastise him. A hug coupon was given to each child on his departure for the schoolroom with Mrs. Dan McBurney in charge. Rev. McCombe’s central re­ marks for his sermon were, “Are you ready to wash feet.” He believes churches should be sim­ ple. “Are you ready to wash feet?” he asked. Discard the cross, as an emblem wear a towel instead. A towel could replace the clergy­ man’s stole. Christ wants you to make a difference. Keep alert, wash feet and shine shoes with the humour of Christ! The hymns sung were “Father of Heaven”, “Joyful, joyful we adore Thee” and “Jesus is the Man who Cares”. Rev. Tucker expressed his thanks to the guest speaker and extended a warm welcome to all present. 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CO-OPERATIVE County Rd. #25, Auburn 526-7262 shopwxstot Mr. and Mrs. Lome Jamieson and Douglas Hanna returned home Saturday evening September 23 from a visit to Cape Code and the New England States. Mrs. Olive Campbell was able to return to her home Friday, Sep­ tember 22 after being a patient in the Wingham and District Hospi­ tal. Mrs. Ronald Hill and Robbie Van Camps celebrate anniversary A large crowd of well-wishers attended a 40th wedding anniver­ sary celebration for Clare and Gladys Van Camp on Saturday, September 16 at the Blyth Com­ munity Centre. A dance was held to the music of Nashville Bound. Red bows and balloons decorated the auditorium. Keith Van Camp was the Master of Ceremonies. Group pictures were taken of the wedding party of 40 years ago and of family groups. A delicious buffet lunch was serv­ ed. RR 1, Tavistock visited with her aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Procter of Belgrave Monday, September 18. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradley of Lucknow attended the anniversary service at Knox United Church Sunday morning and later were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Michie. Rev. Roger McCombe, Ingersoll; ol Rev. and Mrs. Peter Tucker: Mrs. Nancy McIntyre and her mother Mrs. Olive Needham, Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coultes, Wing­ ham were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Mabel Wheeler. Mrs. Muriel Coultes has return­ ed home from attending the Na­ tional Consultation of United Majestic WI learns about Turkey Continued from page 2 Marie McTaggart reported on the District Executive meeting held on Sept. 9 at the Brussels Library. Information included a notice of change of sheets for the handbook, A.C.W.W. mini conference in Ot­ tawa June 1, 2, 3, 1990 and the F.W.F.C. convention to be held in Victoria B.C. in July, 1991. Eleanor and Wilma Hemingway Church Women Presidents at Tatemagouche, Nova Scotia. This consultation celebrated three firsts. It was the first time the Consultation had met in the Mari­ time Conference; the first time three members of the All Native Circle Conference took part and the first time a present Moderator addressed the group. Rev. Sang Chui Lee’s theme was “Canada’s Cultural Mosaic” - the Mission Study for this coming year. Belgrave neighbours and friends extend congratulations to Clare and Gladys Van Camp on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary September 16. were the program convenors this month on International affairs. The roll call “an interesting thing I have learned about Turkey” was well answered. Ruth Galbraith introduced the guest speaker, Karen Pietrobon, a former resident of Turkey. Karen gave an interesting talk about Turkey and showed pictures.