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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-06-29, Page 9B elgraveThe news : from Compiled by Helen Stonehouse Phone 887-9487 Interim ministry ends Baskets of early summer flowers decorated the sanctuary of Knox United Church, Belgrave, when Rev. Paul Boughton conducted the last service of his Interim Ministry on Sunday, June 26. The gathering songs were We are God's People and Heaven Came Down accompanied by Mrs. George Procter, church organist. The minister and congregation were pleasantly surprised when 12 members of the recently confirmed class accompanied by pianist Mrs. Anne Spivey, sang We Want to Pass It On and Let There Be Peace on Earth. Aaron Barnes, on behalf of the confirmants, presented Rev. Paul Boughton with a gift. The choir choice Take It to the Lord in Prayer as its anthem. Rev. Boughton expressed his gratitude for the past year, stating his term was not long enough; but adaption to change was gained with help. He enumerated many happy experiences which had added joy to his sojourn in the Belgrave charge. He advised "Don't cling to the past - watch what God will do in the future, as Jesus said 'I no longer call you servants but friends'." The new minister Rev. Mary Jane Hobden will need co-operation and support. We are the church. Fear is the worst enemy. We can overcome much by looking forward. A litany of farewell was repeated responsively. Hymns relative to the theme of the sermon, "Pastor and People" were sung. Offertory stewards were Margie Gordon and John Nixon. Following the commissioning and three-fold Amen, Murray Scott requested Rev. Paul and Mrs. Boughton to be seated at the front of the church. He then extended gratitude to the minister for his leadership, quiet willingness to work and his faith. Murray thanked Mrs. Boughton for her support and benefit to all. John McIntosh, on behalf of the congregation, presented Rev. and Mrs. Boughton with tokens of remembrance. A bountiful lunch was served in the church school room to conclude the service. Louise Anderson and Linda Campbell of Belgrave look over the merchandise during the Belgrave Country Fayre on Saturday afternoon. The event concluded with a supper. More Belgrave news on Page 10 four Massage Comes Across in tfie Ctessr/feds JUNE 29, 1994. PAGE 9. Tammy Lynn Grubb, daughter of Helen Grubb and Lloyd Grubb graduated May 27th, 1994 from Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario with a B.A. in Sociology and a Minor in Women's Studies. Presently Tammy's attending Seneca College, North York taking a Post Graduate Course in Human Resource Management. Congratulations and Best Wishes Tammy on your achievement and Good Luck with your Post Graduate Course. Love, from your Family and Friends. Squirts battle Wingham Continued from page 8 fourth trailing 20-3. Then, in their at-bat, the boys exploded for seven runs. Mark Kroll, Andrew Garland, Joshua Gropp, Joel Kellington, Matthew Cameron, Patrick Gilkes and Jim Harrison crossed the plate on four hits and four walks. In the fifth, they scored five more runs when Armstrong, Tyler Bragg, Kroll, Garland and Gropp crossed the plate with a home run, three singles and a walk. Unfortunately, the Wingham team was able to hold on for a 21-15 win. On Thursday, the boys travelled to Wingham for the rematch. Once again, they were forced to try and dry themselves out of a hole. After Armstrong and Bragg scored in the first, Wingham scored 12 unanswered runs. Brussels showed a lot of heart, however, when they responded with seven runs of their own. Gilkes, Robbie McKercher, Armstrong, Bragg, Mite Girl Nicole Mastnak, Gropp and Cameron crossed the plate. Wingham's defense was too strong, however and held on for a 13-9 win. The team would like to thank Nicole and Brittany Kellington for ably filling the short-handed roster. 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