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PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2006.
Knox United celebrates anniversary
Anniversary services were held in
Knox United Church, Belgrave, on
Sunday, Oct. 22, with El ly
VanBergen as the guest speaker. The
service was opened with several
numbers sung by some of the
members of the Vacation Bible
School and led by Lila Procter.
Gloria Dow then spoke to the
children with a message on sharing,
and urged the children and their
parents to donate coins for the
Canadian Food Grains project. As an
example of sharing she gave two of
the children all but three of the
tickets for cake and ice cream, and
the three to the rest of the choir. She
stressed that the two represented
Europe and North America, and the
rest, all the other countries of the
world who have less. They decided
they would share their tickets with
the rest of the choir and the
congregation.
VanBergen then gave the call to
worship and the congregation
affirmed their faith by reading The
New Creed.
The senior choir sang Come Now
and Follow Me, accompanied by
Elizabeth Procter.
The children's story, told by Van
Bergen was about Making a Big
Noise. She stressed to them that they
were all important, and that they
should celebrate things that made
them happy, and that even the
smallest cap could make a big noise.
Mrs. VanBergen's message to the
congregation was entitled, Have We
Got What It Takes? She asked
questions about how people feel
about their responsibilities and if
they were prepared to carry out their
faith promises.
She had three members of the
congregation, John Nixon, Melanie
Pletch and Don Shiell help her with
a demonstration of the different
types of people in the congregations,
by using pairs of socks hung on a
clothesline to show how everyone is
included and important no matter
what gifts they have.
During the service t was
The October WI meeting was
convened by Wilma Higgins and
featured Barbara and John Kerr
demonstrating rug hooking.
They have taken many courses to
learn different types of hooking.
Mrs. Kerr prefers to follow a
pattern with shading using new or
recycled strips of material of wool or
old nylons. She uses dye to obtain
the shades she needs.
Mr. Kerr uses original designs
with older methods and natural dyes.
The backing can be burlap, cotton
or linen. They had many finished
rugs on display.
Mary Hunter and Kay Roberts
served lunch for a social time.
Beat the temptation.
*smokers'HELPLINE
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
TOLL-FREE
announced that Karen and Bill Butt,
overseas personnel in Mozambique
would be leading in worship next
Sunday, with lunch following the
service. They will also show slides
of their experiences at 2 p.m.
Rev, Ethel Miner Clare will be
away this week and in case of any
emergency contact Rev. Cathrine
Campbell.
The stewards are having a bake
sale on Saturday, Nov. 4 in the
church basement from 10 a.m. to
noon.
The service closed with the
singing of the hymn, God of Life,
and a commissioning by VanBergen.
The choir sang the choral
benediction.
During the business the secretary
and treasurer's reports were given by
Doreen Marks.
A challenge has been issued for
members to bring a guest to the
meetings to promote the WI.
FROM BELGRAVE
Norma Moore asked for some help
for a luncheon she, is hosting on Oct.
26.
The next meeting on Nov. 21 at
7:30 p.m. will feature a speaker from
the Alzheimer Society.
Under attack
Three defenders from Brussels Public School descend on
Wingham Public School's Simon Glassier last week at an
area soccer tournament. The Wingham Lions would go on
to defeat the Brussels Blazers 1-0 on a penalty shot taken
in the first half. (Shawn Lott ghlin photo)
WI sees demonstration