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Rev. Roberts marks 50th
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1996 PAGE 13.
Parish observes day of prayer
A good congregation was present
at Wingham United Church on
Sunday, March 3 in spite of the
inclement weather conditions.
The Rev. John Roberts was the
guest speaker for the service, which
was the 50th anniversary of his call
to the ministry. His sermon was
entitled "Called to Discipleship"
and in his address he told of how an
The Brownie and Sparks held
their regular meeting at the East
Wawanosh Public School on
Thursday, Feb. 29. They enjoyed
making 75 tray favours for St.
Patrick's Day for the Wingham
Hospital. These were donated by
the Brownies and Sparks to the
Hospital Auxiliary. Each Brownie
picked a Spark to work with and
each made five. Every girl was
allowed to take one hoMe.
Afterwards they went into the
gymnasium and played Kings
Court and had a sing song.
The evening closed with "Taps".
The Brownies, Sparks and the
Girl Guides will have their cookie
Pair earn
medals
Sunday, Feb. 18 Blyth Figure
Skating Club competed at the
annual Interclub North Figure
Skating Competition at Stratford.
Eight senior skaters entered:
Michelle Cook, Jenny Ritchie,
Jackie Falconer, Jamie Lewis,
Charlene Bromley, Julie Ritchie
Ashley Howson and Laura Meier.
Congratulations to all for a job
well done.
Winners were: Jamie Lewis,
Silver in Preliminary B, ladies,
Jackie Falconer; Bronze, Canfigure
Skate A.
PeeWees travel
The Blyth PeeWee hockey teams
will be traveling to Guelph this
weekend to see the Junior A Storm
in action.
The 19 youths won the trip by
collecting over 1,200 UPC symbols
from Kraft products. The contest
was sponsored by Scrimgeours
Food Market.
While at the game the members
of the Guelph Storm, which
includes former Brussels Bull Todd
Norman of Gowanstown, will meet
the team from Blyth. In addition
each PeeWee will receive sou-
venirs, including an autographed
hockey stick and a hockey bag full
of Kraft products.
Novices move on
Continued from page 12
the attack, with four goals and two
assists. Armstrong added a pair of
goals, with singles going to
Wheeler and Campbell.
Additional assists were credited
to Armstrong, Wheeler, White and
Michael Garniss.
The team must now wait to see
who their next opponent will be.
incident 50 years ago had changed
the whole direction of his life.
At the end of the Service Mr. Ken
Wood expressed thanks on behalf
of the congregation and presented
Rev. Roberts with a beautiful
flower and plant arrangement and a
special card.
Lunch and a social time were
then enjoyed in the schoolroom.
blitz on Thursday, April 11 from 6
- 8 p.m. Cookies can be obtained
by calling Leanne Swanson, Alice
Yuill, or Barb Pletch.
The World Day of Prayer was
held in the Knox Presbyterian
Church, Belgrave on Friday, March
1. The theme was "God Calls Us to
Respond" which was prepared by
the Christian Women of Haiti.
Family and friends were on
hand to celebrate the
occasion of Alice Procter's
95th birthday. The woman is a
resident of Belgrave.
Taking part in the srice were
members of the Presbyterian,
United and Calvin-Brick churches.
Freda Johnston was pianist.
Gloria Dow, accompanied by Jessie
McGee, sang His Eye is on the
Sparrow and Lord of the Dance.
Rev. Cathrinc Campbell was the
guest speaker. She gave an
interesting message on Haiti and
the customs of the people there.
The regular meeting of the
Belgrave Community Club was
held on Friday, March 1 with 21
members present and President Bob
Grasby presiding. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and
adopted. Correspondence was read
from the Community Centre Board
inviting everyone to a soup and
sandwich lunch on Saturday,
March 30. They also received a
note from the Belhaven Seniors of
Belmore regarding the Belmore
Maple Syrup Festival on April 11
and April 13 and from the
Alzheimer's Society of Huron
County. The treasurer's report was
read and adopted. The March
wedding anniversary of Mary and
Jack Taylor was recognized.
Plans were discussed for the visit
of the Blyth Seniors on April 12.
It was reported that a bus trip was
planned for Friday, April 26 to
Toronto to a concert featuring the
music of Lawrence Welk.
The meeting,adjourned to meet
again on May 3 at 1:30 p.m.
S. Galbraith
earns bronze
Muriel Taylor just returned from
a 10 day holiday in Florida and
enjoyed 80° weather.
Shawn Galbraith, son of Scott
and Linda Galbraith recently
received a bronze medal obtaining
first and second in a Tae Kwon Do
tournament in Kitchener. In
Toronto he got third prize for
"Patterning and Sparing".
Carleigh Galbraith, daughter of
Scott and Linda, auditioned at the
Stratford Festival for the saxophone
part in the musical Music Man.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar, RR
4, Wingham; Mrs. Irlma Edgar,
Continued on page 18
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