HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-10-05, Page 13Taking a break
Stopping to smell the roses may not be possible, literally, during the Nature Centre's annual
Fall Colour Tour, which was held this past Sunday, but there's lots of other beautiful things to
see and enjoy. Following a cake cutting ceremony to celebrate the centre's 10th anniversary
the large crowd in attendance took advantage of the sunny skies to embark on the horse
drawn wagon rides around the picturesque landscape.
Knox celebrates anniversary
The sanctuary of Knox United
Church, Belgrave was decorated
with colourful arrangements of
autumn flowers on Sunday
morning, Sept. 25 for the annual
anniversary service.
Greeters at the door were Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Higgins. Ushers and
offering stewards were Jack Taylor,
Steven Nixon, Erin Cook and
Jennifer Black. The minister, Rev.
Mary-Jane Hobden conducted the
service and gave the children's
message. Rev. Cam McMillan of
Brussels was the guest speaker on
the theme "How Does Your Garden
Grow?" based on Mark 4: 1-20, the
Parable of the Sowers.
The choir anthem was Cantate
Domino. The organist, Mrs.
Elizabeth Procter accompanied by
Mrs. Anne Spivey at the piano,
provided special music during the
service. All this, with a splendid
attendance of worshippers,
combined to make this anniversary
a very joyous occasion.
On Sunday evening, Sept. 25 at
Knox United Church, Belgrave a
covenanting service was held for
Rev. Mary-Jane Hobden and the
Knox-Calvin Brick charge. There
was a large attendance with mem
bers of Huron-Perth Presbytery and
friends from the neighbouring
churches joining with members of
the two congregations.
Mrs. Barbara Anderson, Belgrave
presided. The scripture was read by
Chris Palmer of Calvin-Brick. Rev.
Cheryl Anna Stadlcbaucr-Sampa of
Egmondville preached the sermon.
The choir number was The Lord
be with You accompanied by Mrs.
Elizabeth Procter, organist who,
along with pianist Mrs. Anne
Spivey, provided special music for
the evening. Harmony Spivey,
accompanied by her mother, sang a
solo.
Greeters and offering stewards
for the evening were Ivan Dow,
Brandon Coullcs, Aaron Barnes
and Mrs. Joyce Vincent.
The chairperson of Huron Perth
Presbytery, Rev. Paul Ross and
Presbytery representative Rev. Bill
Jones conducted the Covenanting
Action. The commissioning and
Blessing to conclude the service
was given by Rev. Mary-Jane
Hobden.
Murray Scott was chairperson for
the next part of the service, calling
on the following people tor
greetings: Mrs. Yvonne Coultes for
Calvin Brick congregation, John
McIntosh for Knox Belgrave, Mrs.
Gloria Dow for Calvin Brick UCW
and Mrs. Mary Hunter for Belgrave
UCW, Maryon Dow assisted by
Amanda Palmer, Rene Bleeker and
Courtney McGee for Calvin Brick
Sunday School; Mrs. Kathy Walker
assisted by Paul and Nicole Walker
and Nathan Spivey for Belgrave
Sunday School; Michael McBumey
for the Youth Group; Glenn Van
Camp for Trinity Anglican Church;
Murray Scott read a letter of
greeting from Gamer Nicholson on
behalf of Knox Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. John Roberts as a retired
minister welcomed Mary Jane and
expressed the hope that she would
have a very rewarding ministry in
this her first charge.
After Mary-Jane had responded
to these greetings her husband
Allan Rush joined her and
everyone was given the opportunity
to give their personal greetings to
the young couple who have come
to live and minister here. A
fellowship hour followed with
refreshments provided by Calvin-
Brick and Belgrave UCW groups.
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Sept. 25, John Kerr, Oakville;
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29, Hilda Harkes, Clinton; Sept.
30, Doug Anderson, Harriston;
Oct. I, Leslie Jacklin, Wingham.
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Residents visit New York
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler, accom
panied by Mrs. Edith Swan,
Bruceficld motored to Watkins
Glen, New York to visit friends.
Neighbours and friends of this
community extend sincere
sympathy to Jim and Irene Lamoni,
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