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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1998. PAGE 19.
The news from
elgrave
Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
Andersons greet at Knox
Lois and John Anderson
welcomed worshippers to service at
Knox United Church on Sunday,
May 31 Pentecost Sunday.
Elizabeth Procter played organ
prelude music.
The congregation sang This Is
My Fathers World and Spirit of the
Living God.
The gospel lesson was taken
from John 14: 8-17, and 25-27.
The children's story was entitled
"The Spirit in Me". Rev. Jane
Hobden asked the children "What
is Pentecost?" A candle reminds of
wind — God's breath, she said. A
On Wednesday, May 27 there
were 12 tables of euchre in play at
the Women's Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Edith
Coultes; second high lady, Kay
McCormick; lone hands, Audrey
candle is also a sign of God's spirit.
Kim Higgins and Shawn Cottrill
were in charge of nursery.
The responsivei reading was
based on Psalm 104:,24-34, Acts 2,
1-21 was the reading of the
Apostles.
The sermon was based on
Pentecost.
The roses in the sanctuary were
placed there by the family in loving
memory of Danny Lamont.
Sunday, June 7 it is Calvin Brick
Anniversary service at 11 a.m. with
Dale Hussey as guest speaker.
There is no service at Knox.
Edgar; low lady, Olive Bolt; high
man, Lawrence Plaetzer; second
high man, Harvey Edgar; lone
hands, Jack Taylor; low man, Bob
Grasby.
There will be euchre again on
Wednesday, June 3 at 8 p.m.
On the job
The new playground equipment was installed at East Wawanosh Public School this past
Saturday thanks to volunteers from the community. A special ceremony will be held at the
school Thursday, June 11 to present the new creative playground to residents and parents.
WI members attend district annual
12 tables in play at euchre
The 98th Huron West District
Women's Institute annual meeting
was held Monday, May 25 in the
United Church, Dungannon.
Elmira Finnigan welcomed the
55 attending.
District President Jean Plaetzer
presided with Reta Kelland,
secretary-treasurer. The
Ratification of District Directors
was conducted by Donna Willows,
St. Pauls; board director for District
23. Each branch, Auburn, Belgrave,
Dungannon, Londesboro, Maitland
and St. Helen's has three voting
delegates.
President of 4-H Marie Salm
reported on the activities in Huron
County. Recycling pop cans is a
fundraiser. The George Fox concert
was a huge success.
Gladys Egleton brought greetings
from the London area and called
attention to the fact that 90 per cent
of disabled women are abused.
Isabelle Craig introduced the
afternoon's guest speaker,
Marguerite Thomas, Brussels. Mrs.
Thomas, a public health nurse,
works out of the Clinton office. She
gave a presentation on injury
prevention and early detection and
prevention of cancer.
Public Relations Officer, Wilma
The UCW general meeting was
held on Thursday evening, May 21
in the church basement.
Louise Bosman introduced the
guest speaker Nancy Daer. She
showed slides and talked on points
of interest regarding her trip to
Europe last summer.
The business portion of the
meeting was led by Ruth Gordon.
Nancy Folkard and Doreen
Higgins reported 112 members in
Huron West and 8,149 volunteer
hours. Supplies to promote
Women's Institute can be ordered
from the Guelph Headquarters
Office. •
Tina Empey gave the curator's
report. The Historical meeting will
be held in Dashwood Aug. 6.
Program Co-ordinator Marjorie
Anderson reported the branches
have had a busy and interesting
year.
The Fall workshop will include a
Christmas angel, fabric cover
lampshade, paper-piece quilting
and pop bottle elves.
Donna Willows installed the slate
of officers.
Due to a surplus of 100th
anniversary plates, a raffle was
held. The plate netted the
Provincial office $55. Mary Hunter
was the winner.
Mabel Jacklin expressed
appreciation for a great day and
invited everyone to Maitland in
1999.
Belgrave WI members included
Jean Nethery, Isabelle Craig,
Nancy Jardin, Audrey Fenton,
Wilma Higgins, Mary Hunter,
Norma Moore and Gladys Van
Camp.
Marks were in charge of the
worship service. It dealt with
everything being used wisely and
thus being good caretakers of all
that has been provided.
Donna Shaw and Linda
Campbell took up the offering. A
poem "The Things That Count"
was read.
A delicious lunch was served by
Lillian Campbell and Thelma
Pletch. A social time followed.
UCW guest shows slides