The Citizen, 1991-02-20, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1991. PAGE 9
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Spiritual side of scouting,
theme of minister’s sermon
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
morning service at Knox United
Church and Nancy Park was organ
ist.
The flowers in the sanctuary
were in memory of the late Donna
Powell placed by her family. Rev.
Ross gave the call to worship
followed by the hymn, ‘‘Joyful,
Joyful We Adore Thee”. Rev. Ross
told the children’s story and also
gave the Prayer of Confession and
Assurance of Pardon followed by
choral response. The hymn, ‘‘This
is My Father’s World” was sung.
Church
needs
knitters
Rev. Ross read the scripture from II
Kings and Matthew. The hymn, “I
am Thine O Lord” was sung.
Rev. Ross’ sermon was entitled
“The Spiritual Side of Scouting”
and the prayer chorus was sung.
Rev. Ross gave the prayer of
thanksgiving and concern and the
Lord’s Prayer was repeated in
unison.
The offering was received by
Kevin Webster and Maurice Bean
and for the Sunday School, dona
tions were brought forward by
Chris Dunbar and David Haggitt
and dedicated.
The hymn, “All Things Bright
and Beautiful” was sung. Rev.
Ross pronounced the benediction
and the choral response, “Stand
Up. Stand Up for Jesus” concluded
the service. An early hymn-sing
will begin on Sunday, March 3.
meets
The monthly meeting of the
Presbyterian Women’s Missionary
Society was, held at the home of
Marion Haggitt.
The president Martha Daer pre
sided and welcomed all to the
meeting. Martha was in charge of
the devotional period. The four
teenth chapter of St. John was read
alternately. The meditation was
entitled “Sharing Trust on a Jour
ney”.
The study was taken by Lillian
Letherland with the heading Oka
Gibeon and Us. A piece “Who
offereth praise glorifieth Me” was
read. All present repeated the
mizpah benediction. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Lillian Letherland.
Oops!
There was a mistake printed in
the U.C.W. article on the Belgrave
page in last week’s edition of The
Citizen. It read the treasurer’s
year-end balance was $11,303.33.
The correct amount is $1,303.33.
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Sympathy is extended to the
Powell families on the death of
Donna Powell who passed away
Tuesday, February 12 at Wingham
and District Hospital in her 55th
year.
Get Well wishes go out to Miss
April Gross who is a patient in
University Hospital, London. She is
wished a speedy recovery.
Anyone wishing to help with
a layette for the Knox United
Church to knit sweaters, mitts,
toques or slippers, please contact
Jean Plaetzer for yarn, etc. This is
done every year for the needy
children, infants and also for
children 3- 10 years old and crib
sheets are also needed. This would
be much appreciated.
6 tables
in play
at euchre
There were six tables in play at
the euchre party held at the
Community Centre on Tuesday
evening, February 12.
Prizes went to: high lady, Grace
Cartwright; low lady, Ruth Jardin;
high man, Ell Lapp; low man,
Eunice Arthur (playing as a man);
novelty, Dorothy Grange.
Euchre parties are held every
Tuesday evening at the Auburn
Community Centre at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
Book shares views
on ‘Changing for
the Better’
In an effort to get Canadian’s
views on Confederation and the
economy a discussion paper has
been made available at Huron
County’s public libraries.
“Changing For the Better” was
prepared by the Select Committee
on Ontario in Confederation. The
Committee which is travelling
throughout Ontario is asking the
public to tell them their views on
the challenges facing our economy
and society.
The booklet “Changing For the
Better” will be a useful starting
point for discussion. It will explain
some of the issues and how your
views can be heard. It is available
at no cost at the Huron Public
libraries and at the constituency
office of Paul Klopp, M.P.P. at 19
Victoria St. in Clinton.
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