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The first sitting of the scalloped potatoes and ham dinner held by Knox United Church in the
Belgrave Community Centre April 19 served 150 diners. The nine church stewards prepare
the meal which is held in two sittings. (Carol Burns photo)
Hymn sing begins Knox service By Linda
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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006. PAGE 33.
Ellen. Carl and Don Procter
greeted worshippers and handed out
the service of worship at Knox
United Church on Sunday, April 30.
The flowers in the sanctuary were
placed by Joan and Neil Vincent and
Margaret in loving memory of
Joan's father, Robert Osborne who
passed away.
Rev. Ethel Miner Clare welcomed.
everyone. The hymn-sing selections
were I Will Sing the Wondrous
Story. Now I Belong to Jesus and We
Are Marching accompanied by
Elizabeth Procter.
The call tO worship was read
responsively and the opening prayer
was repeated in unison.
The senior choir sang Here at This
Table.
The responsive reading was from
Psalm 4.
Rev. Miner Clare asked the
children what things are a sign of
peace. They fittingly replied with
answers such as dove, cross, heart,
ribbons and rainbows.
As this is the season of Easter
people see new life all around them
such as flowers, birds, animals and
leaves coming out on the trees. At
Easter they celebrate the resurrection
of Christ. God offers all a good life,
and if they live the way Jesus wants
them to, they will have a good
life.
After prayer the children went
downstairs for Sunday school.
The scripture lessons were taken
from Acts 3: 12-19 and John 3: 1-7
read by Nicole Robinson.
Meditation was based on Luke 24:
36-48 and reflected on children's
time. God wants people to reach out
and help their neighbours and be
kind to one another.
Margaret Vincent and Andrew
Procter collected the offering.
After the communion hymn, Let
Us Break Bread Together, members
of the session, Brian Potter, Mary
Thomas, Gloria Dow, Don Procter,
Joyce Vincent and Jim Barnes,
passed out the bread and wine.
11 tables
in play
at shoot
There were I I tables of shoot in
play on Friday, April 28 at the
Community Centre.
Winners were: high lady, Dorothy
Carter; second high lady, Louise
Schiestle; most shoots, Joann
MacDonald; high man, Eileen
Miller; second high man, George
Inglis; most shoots, Ross Taylor.
The next shoot is Friday, May 12
at 1:30 p.m.
The community extends sincere
sympathy to Neil and Joan Vincent
and Margaret on the loss of Joan's
father, Robert Osborne.
Congratulations to Autumn
Wightman, daughter of Brian
and Alison Wightman, for
placing first with a score of 83 in her
first appearance at the Walker-
ton Music Festival on Monday
night.
She was in the piano class of eight
and- under and the music was to be
FROM BELGRAVE
from television or movies. She
played Edelweiss.
Autumn is a pupil of Mary
Vair's
The community extends
congratulations to Blair, Shannon
and big sister Emily Bieman on the
birth of their son and a brother
Austin William. Grandparents are
Roger and Donna Bieman and Don
and Lynn Ward.
A very large number of people
attended the visitation -of Corporal
Matthew Dinning at the McBurney
Funeral Home on Friday, April 28.
Over 2,300 people were in
attendance for the funeraL service on
April 29 at the North Huron Wescast
Community Complex.
After the service the Dinning
family invited everyone for a
reception at the Knights of
Columbus Hall.
The community extends sincere
sympathy to the family.
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