HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-11-20, Page 7(Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
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Mabel's Moms talk pets
Food, food, and more food
Tables of tasty delectables were only some of the variety
offered at this years Home Sweet Home Craft and Bake
Sale in Belgrave. A large number of exhibitors had
displays of everything from wood products to handcrafts.
The event is hosted by the Guides, Brownies, Pathfinders
and Sparks.
Annual sale a success
"No Order TOO LARGE or TOO SMALL"
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Beef Loin
11.00 kg
499 lb.
Lean Ground Beef
49--
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Food Market
Food Markets Blyth 519-523-4551
FRESH QUALITY MEATS
Town Club Sliced
Side
Bacon
Regular or
Nutrlwatch 500 g Pkg.
GROCERY SAVINGS ALL WEEK
Ruffles
Potato Chips
Assorted Varieties
170 g Bag
Jell-O Jelly
Powders
Assorted Varieties
85 g/10 g Pkg.
Beatrice Yogourt, Sour
Cream or Chip Dip
Assorted Varieties
500 91250 g Tub
Primo
Vegetable Oil
3 Litre Jug
299
Navel Seedless
Oranges
Product of U.S.A. "Sunkist"
"Large Size" 113's
Old South
Orange Juice
Assorted Varieties Frozen 355 ml Tin
Very high In Vitamin C
.88
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Multi
Bloom
Poinsettias 6 inch pots
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1996 PAGE 7.
Parish witnesses baptism
Sunday, Nov. 17 was Children's
Sunday at Knox United Church,
Belgrave. Welcoming worshippers
were Mary Hunter and Florence
McArter. In charge of nursery was
Waneta Lcishman and Sarah
Cowan.
Rev. Mary Jane Hobdcn
welcomed the congregation. Two
familiar hymns God Sees the Little
Sparrow and How Firm a
Foundation were sung.
Belgrave Brownies, Sparks and
Guides sponsor an annual craft and
bake sale at the Belgrave
Community Centre on the third
weekend in November.
Money raised is used for
camping equipment, outings, craft
materials or just to keep the units
afloat.
For five years the event has been
a tremendous success thanks to
guiders parents and of course the
girls themselves who come out and
serve the public and staff the
booths.
The advertising is primarily done
by the third year Girl Guides as one
of their program challenges.
On Nov. 16 there were a great
variety of vendors including:
Bev Woodley's "Country Crafts"
for Wroxeter and Sandra Toggart
and Marianne Spink's "The Crafters
Heart" from Goderich, Bob
Struthers and Cindy McKee
Silent meditation was followed
by the Call to Worship and the
Prayer of Approach in unison.
Hebrew scripture was taken from
Judges 4, verses 1-7. The Congre-
gation sang We Are The Church.
The Gospel lesson was taken from
Matthew 25, verses 14-30.
Jesus Came a Child Like Me was
the hymn preceding the sermon.
Becky Logan and Kendra
Folkard were the offertory
"Family Creations" from Lucknow,
Catherine MacDonald of Wingham,
Eilleen Jefferson of Auburn, Wilda
Higgins, Leila Hay and Brenda of
Brussels, Angie Robinson, Norma
Moore and Dick Moore of
Belgrave, Tina Heatherington of
Belgrave, June McBurney, Brenda
Sjaarda of Auburn, Myrtle Pengelly
of Belgrave, Nancy Jardine of
Belgrave.
For the children the sale offered
face painting done by competent
Pathfinders from Blyth Pathfinder
unit.
Barb Black, Candice Irwin,
Sandra Dorsch, Linda Warwick and
Barb Pletch worked hard to make
this year's sale a great success. The
parents and girls served the
community cheerfully. With all of
their help things ran very smoothly.
They are grateful to the public for
attending and supporting the
Guiding units in Belgrave.
Next year's sale will be Nov. 15.
stewards. Prayers of the people,
The Lord's Prayer were followed
by the singing of Love Divine.
Lunch and a social time followed
in the Church basement.
At Calvin-Brick, Shania-Lynn
Jamieson, daughter of Terry and
Carol Jamieson was welcomed into
the community of faith through the
sacrament of baptism.
All children in Knox Sunday
School are asked to be there at
10:45 a.m. on Nov. 24 and Dec. 1
to practice for the Christmas
concert.
Continued on page 21
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, Nov.
13. Those who attended were:
Donna Raynard, Trevor and Heidi;
Mary Jane Hobdcn and Stephen;
Linda Hess and Andrew; Kim
Higgins and Laura; Candace
Chaffe, Brandon and Austin; Elaine
Scott and Peyton. Their topic
drawn from the basket was "Pets".