The Citizen, 1990-06-20, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, 1990.
Belgrave UCW plans ‘Over 80’ party
Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487
Flowers decorate church
for anniversary service
A profusion of early summer
flowers in the sanctuary, vestibule
and porch made a most attractive
setting for the Sunday School
anniversary at Belgrave United
Church on Sunday, June 17. The
central front pews were reserved
for the younger children and their
teachers. Each scholar wore a
pansy corsage.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elgie of
Wingham assisted by their daugh
ter, Becky, conducted the service
for the capacity congregation com
mencing with “sing-a-long
hymns.”
An organ and piano prelude was
presented by Mrs. Elizabeth Proc
ter and Mrs. Sylvia Procter. Offer
tory stewards were Andrew Potter,
Tim Coultes, Steven Nixon and
Kenneth Procter.
The children’s choir sang “We
come to Praise Him”, with organ
accompaniment. Scripture pass
ages Mark 10: 13-16 “Jesus Wel
comes the children”; Matt 18:
10-14, Genesis 7: 1-5, “The Flood”
were read by Jim Piluke, Jayne
Vincent and Marilyn McLean re
spectively.
Each lesson was followed by a
story. In her first story Mrs. Elgie
named various things which go
together as: hats and heads, saus
age and beans, chicken and barbe
cue, but most important Jesus and
Us. Secondly she told of parables.
She stated that farmers tell para
bles related to cows and corn or
farm-related ideas. Jesus talked of
sheep. He’ll always find us and
care for us.
At this point Becky Elgie sang,
“The Shepherd of Your Heart”.
Mr. Elgie chose, “Praise God:
He Loves You” as the focal point of
the third message. God spoke to
Noah using the rainbow as a sign of
His covenant. God cares for us in
Michie reunion
held
On Saturday, June 16, members
of the Michie family met at the
Women’s Institute hall for a family
reunion.
At 1 p.m., 54 relatives sat down
to a delicious roast beef dinner
arranged by Lloyd and Nancy
Michie and George and Doris
Michie. Pictures were on display of
family members taken at former
gatherings and were enjoyed by all.
Albums containing pictures and
history of the early Scottish Michie
forefathers were of interest to
many.
Those present were from Milton,
Acton, Toronto, Unionville,
Orangeville, London, Woodstock,
Stratford, Thunder Bay, Peter
borough, Goderich, Hanover, Brus
sels and Belgrave.
Congratulations to Randy Nixon
on winning a Broker’s Association
Award at Mohawk College, Hamil
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ball, Matthew
and Alicia of Hanover; Mr. and
Mrs. Rob Roy, Christina and Emily
of Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Cousins, Woodstock; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Anderson and
Daniel, Goderich were all visitors
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Anderson on the weekend and
attended the Michie Reunion on
Saturday and the Sunday School
Anniversary and Chicken Barbecue
on Sunday. , _
Congratulations and best wishes
go to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and
Mr. and Mrs. George McGee who
celebrated their wedding anniver
saries on the weekend of June 10.
four ways: 1. God is our Parent; 2.
God is our Provider; 3. God is our
Pardoner; 4. God is our Protector.
Each time we see a rainbow it
reminds us of the above 4 ways in
which He cares for us.
Following the service a delicious
chicken barbecue was enjoyed.
The Afternoon Unit of the
U.C.W. met in the school room of
the Church with 8 and 2 visitors
present. Mrs. Sara Anderson open
ed the meeting with the following,
“Trust in the Lord with all your
heart and do no rely on your own
insight. In all your ways acknow
ledge him and he will make straight
your paths.”
The secretary’s and treasurer’s
report were given and 15 sick and
shut-in visits were recorded.-. As
there will be no meeting in July,
plans were made for the “Over 80”
birthday party and were finalized
for August 13.
Mrs. Janisa Coultes reported
that the copies of the “Upper
Room” were on hand for delivering
to the Nursing Homes to those who
get them.
Mrs. Olive Bolt opened the
worship with the use of hymn
“Take my life and let it be”- She
read John 20: 19-31. Her theme for
meditation “Jesus’ hands and
ours”. It is limitless what our
hands can do. Every occupation has
its own conditions of hands and
also clasp for prayer. After prayer
the Lord’s Prayer was said in
unison.
Mrs. Louise Bosman and Mrs.
Dorothy Logan volunteered to come
to the meeting and report on the
Westminster Weekend they had
attended. They had a wonderful
weekend. Each giving parts of the
programs. There was fun and
brought out serious thinking and
new ideas. The U.C.W. prayer
closed the meeting.
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