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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1998. .
The news from
elgrave God's protection, Knox topic
R. Johnston hosts UCW
The Evening Unit of Knox
UCW, Belgrave met Tuesday,
March 3 at the home of Ruth
Johnston with 13 members
answering the roll call call by
naming a sea mentioned in the
Bible.
Leader Muriel Coultes welcomed
everyone. She read a poem of Lent,
"Two Mothers'".
The group heard three speeches
prepared by students of EWPS.
Chris Cottrill spoke of "Excuses",
Amy Cook told of Princess Diana
and Shawn Cottrill chose education
for his topic. They were thanked
and presented with a gift.
Donna Shaw conducted the
worship. Jesus Stand Among Us
was sung. Muriel Coultes read the
scripture story of Zaccheus. The
meditation reminded Jesus
The Belgrave Girl Guides and
Pathfinders enjoyed a weekend of
camping at the Wawanosh Nature
Centre this past week. Saturday
under clear skies the girls enjoyed
an orienteering/compass exercise,
games and feeding the birds,
organized by Esther Buck, staff
member of the Nature Centre.
Pathfinders prepared a Chinese
supper and entertained the Guides
with mock first aid skits.
The Guides led the evening
campfire.
The day ended as girls spent their
last night in tents.
- Pathfinders attended and
participated in a martial arts class
last Wednesday evening at the East
Wawanosh Public School. Under
Euchre winners
There were 10 tables of euchre in
play on Wednesday, March 4 at the
Women's Institute Hall.
Prizes were given to high lady,
Lillian Appleby; second high lady,
Edith Coultes; lone hands, Laura
Johnston; low lady, Olive Bolt;
high man, Alice Nicholson; second
high man, Jane Grasby; lone hands,
Gordon Bosman; low man, Allen
Edgar.
There will be euchre again
Wednesday, Mar. 11 at 8 p.m.
Anyone wishing to play
shuffleboard is welcome to play
every Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the
Belgrave Community Centre.
The seniors bowling scores for
Wednesday, March 4 were: Alice
Nicholson, 103, 116; Evelyn
Galbraith, 129, 113; Laura
Johnston, 154, 111; Doris Michie,
136, 139; Louise Bosman, 120,
151; Ivy Cloakey, 116, 182; Helen
Underwood, 105, 107; Lorne
Campbell, 189, 252.
Moms meet
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, March
4.
Those who attended were Kim
Higgins, Laura, Ashley and Jarrod;
Rev. Mary Jane Hobden and
Stephen; Karen Vanooscth, Kevin,
Cody and Dustin; Karen Rundle
and Holly; Alison Wightman and
Autumn; Linda Hess and Judith.
The topic was "Child
Development".
accepted all people and should try
to do the same by following his
example.
A Lenton quiz was answered
followed by prayer.
The collection was received and
dedicated.
Holy Spirit was sung.
The treasurer's and the card
report were received. Members
were reminded of the World Day of
Prayer, Friday, March 6 at Knox
United Church.
Laura Johnston presented the
program using the theme
"Uprooted People". She read two
stories written by two families who
wish to immigrate to Canada
because of hardships. The third
letter was from a family who have
already come to Canada.
Irene Lamont and Lois Anderson
served lunch.
the direction of "Sifu" the class did
warmup exercises and were then
taught kicks and moves used in
martial arts.
Sifu (Jim Keller) and his class
were thanked for their time and
patience.
Freda Johnston welcomed
worshippers to Knox United
Church on Sunday, March 8 the
"Second Sunday in Lent."
Rev. Mary Jane Hobden
welcomed everyone prior to the
singing of Teach Me God to
Wonder and / Am the Light of the
World for songtime. Silent
meditation, call to worship read
responsively was followed by
Prayer of Approach and the Prayer
of Confession in unison. My Faith
Looks Up to Thee, Where Cross the
Crowded Ways and Who's Taking
Gordon and Louise Bosman have
returned home from a most
enjoyable holiday in La Jolla, a
suburb of San Diega, CA. They
visited many local attractions such
as San Diego Zoo, Wild Life Park,
Camp Pendelton and Balboa Park.
They enjoyed a musical comedy at
Lawrence Welk's Resort Centre
and the museum at Escondido.
The Belgrave Community Club
held their regular meeting on
Friday, March 6 in the club room
with 14 members present.
President Lorne Campbell
welcomed the members. 0 Canada
was sung accompanied by Freda
Care of Your World were selected
hymns.
The senior mixed choir sang For
the Joy of Music, accompanied by
Elizabeth Procter on the piano.
The Old Testament reading was
from Genesis 15: 1-12 and 17-18
and the gospel reading was taken
from Luke 14: 31-35.
The children gathered in the front
pew for story time. It centred on
"birds". If a bird makes a wrong
turn and hits a window and falls,
people would pick it up. When
people fall, God picks them up.
"We are never alone, Rev.
Many cacti were in bloom at the
Anza-Borcego Desert State Park.
Welcome back Gord and Louise.
Jeanine VanCamp, daughter of
Joel and Julie VanCamp, celebrated
her seventh birthday on Saturday,
Feb. 28.
Joining in on the fun were her
friends Kaytee Richmond, Jeremy
Anderson, Megan Pletch, Tammy
Johnston at the piano.
Pres. Lorne reported the arena
board had given its approval to
hang the new USCO flag in the
club room.
The care of the arena flower beds
was discussed.
Mabel Wheeler reminded the
group about the senior games being
held at Mitchell June 15 and 16.
Preparations were discussed in
preparation for the April meeting
when Blyth seniors will be the
guests. Each member Is requested
to bring a prize to the value of $2.
It was decided to contribute $100
to the fair board.
The members agreed to host a
monthly birthday party for the
residents of Huronlea on a date to
be set by the Huronlea committee.
Omission
In last week's paper Betty Kelly,
RR 2, Blyth should have been
included as a guest at Beth
Procter's birthday party.
"Hobden said, "We are always under
God's sheltering wings."
God's children are protected like
a mother hen who wants to gather
her chicks under her wings.
The children adjourned for
Sunday School. Sandra Dorsch and
Amy Barnes were in charge of
nursery.
• The sermon was based on "Our
Faith Overcoming Our Doubts".
Ken Procter and Don Procter
took up the offering.
On Sunday, March 15 the junior
choir will be singing. Lunch will
follow the service.
Frieburger, Melinda Dorsch and
Jeanine's brothers Jordan and Jesse.
A fun time was had by all.
Happy birthday Jeanine.
Have you seen a robin yet? John,
Linda and Justin Campbell saw
four at one time on their front lawn
on Saturday, Feb. 28.
Jean Cook visited for a few days
with son Murray, Terri and Ricky
Cook in Ashfield Twp.
Jim Cook of Owen Sound spent
the weekend with his mother Jean
Cook.
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Guides, Pathfinders camp out
Spinning
Michelle Cook takes a turn on the ice during the Blyth
Figure Skating Club's achievement night performance on
Friday.
14 attend Club meeting
Bosmans return from south