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TERPSTRA - RIJKHOFF
Ben Terpstra Jr. and Sandy
RIjkhoff are very happy to
announce their engagement.
The wedding will take place
In the fall of 1998.
Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
The news from
elgrave
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1998. PAGE 15.
Residents visit families during holidays
Christmas and Boxing Day
visitors with Charlie Cook and
Ruth King were Mr. and Mrs.
Michael King, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Kelly, Terry and Jerry Higgins, all
of Stratford, Jean Pattison and
Margaret Higgins, Belgrave, Dan
Beck family from Kitchener, Ernie
Cook and friend Barbara and
family from Wingham, Mr. and
Greeters were Don, Marlene,
Carl and Ellen Procter on the First
Sunday after Christmas Dec. 28 at
Knox United Church, Belgrave.
Kim Higgins looked after the
children in the nursery.
Rev. Hobden welcomed
everyone followed by song time
Infant Holy and Go Tell It on the
Mountain followed by the call to
worship read responsively, Prayer
of Approach said in unison and
Prayer of Confession.
The Old Testament reading was
from 1 Samuel 2: 18-20,26.
Hark the Herald Angels Sing was
followed by story time for the
children. It centred around Jesus
teaching that little people are just as
important as big people. When
Jesus was lost, he went to the
temple where his parents found
him.
The gospel lesson was taken
from Luke 2: 41-52. Songs of
Praise The Angels Sang was
followed by the sermon "A Little
Child Shall Lead Them".
Doreen Marks and Don G.
Procter took up the collection. The
offertory song All That I Am,
Prayers of the People, The Lord's
Prayer and closing hymn See Amid
the Winter's Snow followed.
Sending Forth, Commissioning and
Amens concluded the morning
worship service.
Sunday, Jan. 11 there is
Communion at both churches,
Calvin Brick and Knox United
Church.
The official board will meet at
Knox on Tuesday, Jan. 13 at 8 p.m.
On Sunday, Jan. 4 Epiphany
Sunday Jane and Bob Grasby
welcomed worshippers at Knox
United Church, Belgrave. Alice
Yuill and Kendra Hopper were in
charge of nursery.
Rev. Hobden welcomed
everyone followed by the singing
of The Butterfly Song and Joy to
the World for song time. The Call
to Worship read responsively,
The Belgrave Community Club
held its regular meeting on Jan. 2 in
the club room with 18 present.
President Lorne Campbell
welcomed everyone. 0 Canada
was sung. The secretary's and
treasurer's reports were received.
Lorne Campbell offered to be the
club representative on the arena
board.
Shoot parties are to be held Jan. 9
and Jan. 23 at 1:30 p.m. in the
arena. Feb. 13 shoot is to be a
Mrs. Terry Woollen and Kimberly
of Brampton.
Justin Beck is staying for the
holidays.
Garner and Alice Nicholson
spent Christmas with Rob and Judy
Nicholson, Listowel. On Sunday,
Dec. 28 they attended a family get-
together at Margaret and Glyn
Wide and family in Hamilton.
Prayer of Approach and Prayer of
Confession were followed by
Hymn of Praise I Am The Light of
the World.
The senior choir sang Thy Perfect
Love, accompanied by Elizabeth
Procter at the piano.
The Old Testament reading was
taken from Isaiah 60: 1-6 followed
by the congregation singing Jesus
Came a Child Like Me before
children's time. The children
gathered in the front pew. It was
centred around the meaning of the
special day "Epiphany".
Psalm 72 was read in unison.
The third century AD, Epiphany
Jan. 6 became widely observed as
the day when Christmas
commemorated the manifestation
of Christ on earth, including his
birth, the visit of the Magi and his
baptism. Over the intervening
centuries, these three events were
split up and celebrated on separate
days — Christmas, Epiphany Day
and the Baptism of Jesus.
The word "Epiphany" in addition
to meaning the particular revelation
of Christ — has come to mean
shocking or surprising revelations
of God in life. During the
Christmas season, Rev. Hobden
said, people are often like the Magi
experiencing new and exciting
epiphanies.
"As we enter a new year what
insights are we experiencing? How
are we celebrating God's reign of
love and justice with family,
friends and those outside our social
circle?
The gospel lesson was read from
Matthew 2: 1-12, followed by the
hymn The Race That Long.
Rev. Hobden's sermon was based
on Psalm 72 the story of the wise
men. A symbol relating to this was
displayed on the minister's Advent
Stole.
Len Shaw and John Nixon took
up the collection followed by the
offertory song All That I Am.
dessert shoot at 1 p.m.
The February club meeting is
Feb. 6 at 1:30 p.m. Wilma Scott is
to be guest speaker. Her topic is
"Garlic".
Members are encouraged to
participate in Thursday games —
shuffleboard and cards.
It was decided to purchase a
USCO banner for the club.
On a motion of Gord Bosman
and Stuart Chamney it was agreed
to give $500 to the arena board.
John, Linda, Jeremy and Justin
Campbell spent a few days at
Grand Bend with family and
friends over the Christmas
holidays.
The Campbell Christmas was
held on Boxing Day at the
Women's Institute Hall. After a
delicious smorgasbord dinner,
games and socializing followed.
Ashley Irwin of Ashfield, Twp.
spent a few days during Christmas
holidays with her grandmother
Betty Irwin.
Barbara and Ross Anderson had,
as visitors for the Christmas
weekend, members of their family,
Richard and Anne Catherine
Anderson, Sarah and Daniel of
Goderich, Doreen and Roby Roy,
Christina and Emily of
Peterborough, Nancy and Rick
Ball, Matthew and Alicia of
Hanover and Sheila and Doug
Cousins, Brandon and Jordyn of
Guelph. All the families also
attended the Anderson Christmas at
the Women's Institute Hall on
Saturday, Dec. 27.
Carol and Brian Shaw, Mark and
Graeme of Kintore, Sharon and
Geoff Viglianti, Stephanie and
Michelle of London, Pam and
Richard Gethke, Shaw and Bradley
of Goderich spent a few days at
Christmas with their parents Les
and Donna Shaw. All attended the
Anderson Christmas at the Institute
Hall.
Also attending were Lloyd and
Eleanor Anderson, of London and
Sandy and Chris Anderson, Brooke
and Valerie also of London.
Jane and Bob Grasby, and Laura
Johnston spent several days over
Christmas with George and Mary
Johnston, Tara and Erin of Ilderton.
Mike and Donelda Cottrill,
Shawn, Christopher and Matthew
celebrated Christmas in their new
home. Also celebrating with them
on Boxing Day were Jim and Irene
Lamont and Dale and Colleen of
London. Dale and Colleen were
weekend guests at his parents Jim
and Irene Lamont.
The families of Jack and Mary
Taylor enjoyed Christmas Day
dinner at the Belgrave Community
Centre. Attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Taylor and family of
Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Dusky and family of New
Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Taylor and family of Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Keller and family of
RR 1, Belgrave, Trudy Taylor of
London, Jack and Mary Taylor,
Belgrave and Ron Taylor
Newfoundland.
Ron enjoyed being a guest of
three weeks with his parents Jack
and Mary, visiting with family and
friends.
Christmas Day guests at the
home of Frank, Dorothy, Kevin and
Karen Procter were Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Stopforth and Alexandria of
Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hill,
Rob Hill of Tavistock, Mr. and
Mrs. Jeffrey Hill near London,
Miss Iris Johnston of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Mayberry and
Darryl of Londesboro, Marilyn
Mayberry of Kitchener, Kim
Mayberry of Bowmanville, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Zettler, RR 4,
Walkerton, Sherry, Amanda and
Alicia, Beth Procter of Belgrave,
and Richard Hill of Washington.
L. Campbell, Club rep
to Belgrave arena bd.