HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-11-19, Page 13Chamneys visit Fiji
Stuart and Lois Chamney
returned recently from a trip to Fiji,
New Zealand and Australia. They
landed in Nadi Fiji and travelled by
air, bus, boat and train down
through Aukland, Wellington
Christ Church, Dunedin and
Queenstown in New Zealand and
Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and
Caims in Australia.
While in Rotorua they had a
great visit from their grandson,
Mark Bosman whom with two
other Goderich boys, is working in
Taupo.
Bill and Muriel Coultes attended
the commencement exercises for
Certified General Accountants on
Saturday, Nov. 15 at the London
Convention Centre where their son-
in-law, Brian Wightman of Auburn
received his CGA.
Also attending were his wife and
daughter, Alison and Autumn and
Residents play games
Euchre winners at the Women’s
Institute Hall for Nov. 12 were:
high lady, Mary Henderson; second
high lady, Mary Taylor; lone
hands, Norma Moore; low lady,
Viola Adams; high man, Clifford
Coultes; second high man, Lloyd
Appleby; lone hands, Ross Taylor;
low man, Catherine Wilson.
There will be euchre again on
Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
The senior's bowling scores for
Wednesday, Nov. 12 were: Marj
Coultes, 56, 89; Alice Nicholson,
155, 100; Helen Underwood, 113,
100; Ivy Cloakey, 132, 88; Doris
Remington, 154, 153; Judy Gaunt,
133, 112; Anne Hawkins, 125, 133;
Eleanor Neill, 97, 185; Doris
UCW remembers Nov. 11
The November meeting of the
Afternoon Unit of the UCW met at
the home of Mary Taylor, Tuesday,
Nov. 11.
Kay Roberts opened the meeting
with the poem In Flander’s Field.
The minutes of the October
meeting were read and approved.
Mrs. Roberts invited the unit to
her home for the Christmas
meeting to be held Dec. 11 with
Edith Vincent, Janisa Coultes and
Jean Pattison in charge.
Mrs. Roberts conducted Bible
Study continuing on with Matthew,
chapter 13. Mrs. Coultes was in
charge of mission study and using
the Mandate gave a very interesting
study touching on food banks
children's Sunday. She closed with
a tragic story of child labour in
India.
Mary Hunter led the worship
service keeping with the
Remembrance Day theme. She read
an article entitled, "They also
Served", a story about women who
served in the Armed Services and
What is the primary cause of vision
loss?
* Aging.
Norman and Florence Wightman,
all of Auburn. Brian was among
over 700 graduates, the largest
graduating class in the history of
the CGA Association of Ontario.
He is currently the manager of the
Deloitte and Touche Chartered
Accountants office in Seaforth.
Congratulations Brian.
Marc Alexander of Woodstock
spent last weekend at the home of
Jeremy, Justin, John and Linda
Campbell.
Stanley Black is a patient at
Wingham and District Hospital.
The community wishes Stanley a
speedy recovery.
Harvey Black has returned home
from University Hospital in
London where he was a patient.
Friends and neighbours wish
Harvey a speedy recovery.
Bob and Jane Grasby spent last
weekend at Ilderton with George
and Mary Johnston.
Michie, 159, 142; Jim Coultes, 140,
194, 113; Al Myers, 136, 181, 165;
George Michie, 152; Raymond
Neill, 182, 122, 166; Bob Corbert,
161,106,121.
There were eight tables of shoot
in play at the Belgrave Community
Centre on Friday, Nov. 14.
Winners were: high lady, Mary
Taylor; second high lady, Lois
Chamney; most shoots, Jean Cook;
low lady, Norma Moore; high man,
Stuart Chamney; second high man,
Lome Campbell; most shoots,
Harvey Edgar; low man, Richard
Moore.
There will be shoot again on
Friday, Nov. 28 at 1:30 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
also many other ways during World
War II. Prayer closed with the
worship.
Mrs. Roberts closed the meeting
with a benediction and a time of
fellowship followed.
Moms meet
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, Nov.
12. Those who attended were: Rev.
Mary Jane Hobden and Stephen;
Kim Higgins, Laura, Ashley and
Jarrod; Elaine Scott, Payton and
Drew; Lila Procter and Jessica;
Connie Shiell, Christopher,
Andrew and Lindsay. Their topic
was "Discipline".
I would like to thank the
ratepayers of West Wawanosh for
their support over the years and
best wishes to the new council.
Bob Hallam
Prices in effect until closing Sunday, November 23
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Knox
parish
hosts
concert
On Sunday, Nov. 16 the McArter
family greeted worshippers and
handed out the Service of Worship
at Knox United Church.
Rev. Mary Jane Hobden
welcomed everyone to Restorative
Justice Sunday. The congregation
sang Will Your Anchor Hold? and
Amazing Grace.
Silent meditation, call to worship
read responsively, Prayer of
Approach repeated in unison, the
hymn of praise God Reveals His
Presence and the Prayer of
Confession said in unison were
followed by the reading from the
Old Testament Samuel 1: 4-20 and
the singing of We Are the Church.
The children gathered in the front
pews for story time. The Old
Testament reading was taken from
Samuel 2: 1-10 and the gospel
lesson was taken from Mark 13: 1-
8.
The congregation sang A Charge
to Keep accompanied by Elizabeth
Procter at the organ.
The sermon was based on "It's
Time to Wake Up".
Ken Procter and Don Procter
took up the collection.
The closing hymn was I Am
Thine O Lord.
Kendra Folkard and Alice Yuill
were in charge of the nursery.
Nov. 23 is Sacrament of Baptism
at Knox United Church.
Knox UCW general meeting is at
8 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 27
Members are asked to bring a
stocking stuffer for the Christmas
Bureau. Most needed are
toothpaste, shampoo, etc. socks and
underwear for children two to
seven years.
On Friday, Nov. 28 "Songs of
our Faith” featuring John McIntosh,
Chris McIntosh, Janet Koehler,
"Silence" (The Hussey Family),
Lila, Andrew and Ben Procter,
"The Men of Note" (A quartet from
Dundalk) and others from the
church and area, is at 7:30 p.m. in
Knox United Church, Belgrave.
Tickets are available from any
session member or at the church
office (357-4561). Tickets will also
be available at the door.
All proceeds go to the church.
Plan to attend to enjoy an evening
of faith-filled music.
THANK YOU
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1997. PAGE 13.
Completing the list
If shoppers need Christmas ideas, the Belgrave craft and
bake sale, hosted by the Guides, Brownies and Sparks,
Nov. 15, was definitely the place to be. Lisa Matheson,
right, and Muriel Coultes, centre, checked out a few items
offered by Donelda Cottrill.
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