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PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018.
Local pianist named provincial finalist in
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PEOPLE AROUND
BELGRAVE
By Linda
Campbell
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Joan and Neil Vincent greeted and
handed out the bulletins at Knox
United Church on Sunday, June 17.
Minister Brian Hymers welcomed
the congregation on Father's Day.
Brian lit the Christ candle. The
welcoming hymn was, "Lord, Speak
to Me". All the hymns were
accompanied by Mackenzie
Wightman at the piano and Lila
Procter with the guitar.
The flowers at the front of the
sanctuary were placed by Dorothy
Coultes and family in loving
memory of Glenn Coultes.
The call to worship was followed
by the service of baptism. Evelyn
Mae Davenport, daughter of Karrin
and Shane Davenport (sister of
Madison and Jackson) was
welcomed to the family of God.
The scripture passage was taken
from Genesis 1:1-10.
On behalf of the congregation of
Knox United Church, Lila Procter,
member of session presented Evelyn
Mae for initiation into the body of
Christ through baptism.
The profession of faith and
promises followed with the parents,
Shane and Karrin and the
congregational commitment and the
prayer of Thanksgiving. Jackson
helped Brian pour the water into the
font for baptism. Evelyn Mae was
baptized and the blessing followed.
Evelyn was marked with the sign of
the cross and from this day forward
she will bear the sign of Jesus Christ.
Brian lit a candle and presented it
to the parents. The candle is to be lit
at special times in Evelyn's life to
remind them of her baptism.
Lila Procter presented gifts from
the church and a certificate of
baptism. Brian presented Evelyn to
the congregation and then he
baptized her sister Madison's doll
and Abby presented her to the
congregation as well. This was the
ninth baptism that Brian has
performed.
After the
youth
connection
hymn, which
was "In the Bulb
There is a
Flower", Muriel
Coultes read
scripture from
John 1: 1-18.
Brian reflected
on Father's Day.
The special
hymn was, "I
Was There to
Hear Your
Borning Cry."
Nancy Jardin
reported on the
Minute for
Missions
focusing on how
our gift supports
brothers and
sisters in other
countries. We
are all connected
to each other and
one creation.
Doug Walker
and Don Shiell
took up the
offering which
was dedicated
and the offertory
response was the
singing of, "The
Church is
Wherever God's
People Are
Praising", verse
two.
The Lord's
Prayer was
repeated and the
parting hymm,
"Faith of Our Fathers", benediction
and blessing and "Go Now in Peace"
concluded the worship service. Lila
Procter thanked everyone who
helped in any way with the chicken
barbecue which followed after the
service and the singing of "Johnny
Appleseed".
Mackenzie Wightman also was
thanked for her first time playing the
piano for the entire service and a job
well done. Everyone enjoyed a time
of fellowship and the barbecued
chicken which has been enjoyed
every Father's Day since 1975.
Andrea Shiell was married on
June 2 to
Michammod
Zeeshania in
Waterloo with a
reception following
in Goderich. The
community
congratulates them
and extends best
wishes.
On May 30,
Lindsay Shiell
graduated in the
Paramedic Program
at Cambrian
College in Sudbury.
The community
congratulates
Lindsay on her
achievement and
wishes her all the
best in her career.
Andrea Shiell
(Zeeshania)
graduated at the
University of
Guelph with her
Bachelor of
Commerce degree.
She has accepted a
position with the
Canada revenue
Agency in
Mississauga.
Mary and Jim
Hunter enjoyed a
road trek at Miller
Lake with over 70
camping friends
and excellent
weather. Each year
they look forward
to seeing their
friends and have
been connecting
with each other for
eight years.
Tidying up
For World No Tobacco Day, Grade 7 students at F.E. Madill
School in Wingham set out into the community to clean up
cigarette butts throughout the town as a means of making
their own statement. Charlotte Campbell, left, and Regan
McMichael were among the students working to make
Wingham beautiful again. (Denny Scott photo)
Hamilton
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Dorothy Coultes in the loss of her
husband Glenn and to Paul (Kim),
Steven (Nicole), Mark (Lori) and
Tim (Mel) in the loss of their father
Glenn and to all his grandchildren.
John and Linda Campbell visited
with Jeremy and Stacy Campbell,
Justin Campbell and Jenn in Toronto
and met their first grandchild, baby
Jackson, and celebrated Father's
Day on June 16.
Mackenzie Wightman was invited
to take part in the Grade 7 piano
provincial championships held in
Hamilton on Saturday, June 16.
Accompanied by her parents,
Alison and Brian, her grandmother
Florence and music teacher Laura,
she was one of 40 young artists
taking part. The group was divided
into two divisions, and only two
from each division were picked to go
on to the finals.
Mackenzie was presented with a
certificate which stated that she was
a provincial finalist They returned
home so Mackenzie could play
the organ and piano for the
Knox United Church service
Sunday morning.
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