The Citizen, 1994-06-22, Page 9Children sing at service
Calvin-Brick members joined
with members of Knox United
Church in Belgrave to celebrate
Knox's Sunday School Anniversary
on Sunday, June 19. Elizabeth
Procter, played organ and Anne
Spivey the piano to accompany the
congregation as the service began
with the excellent singing of Joyful
We Adore Thee.
The Sunday School students
carried on the enthusiastic tone as
they joined together at the front of
the church to sing Yes I Am and It's
A Small World. Paul Walker and
Adam Potter read from the Old and
New Testament, respectively.
The Son-Shine Singers, sporting
their golden rod yellow, official
choir t-shirts, then energetically
performed two numbers, I'd Like to
Sing about My Dad and Jesus is a
Rock and He Rolls My Blues Away.
The guest speaker for this special
Sunday was Kevin Stewart, well-
known to the congregation from his
work as producer of The Family
Farmer. Kevin gave an excellent
talk on "The Marks of an Effective
Church" and left everyone thinking
about what are principles and what
are preferences within the church.
The service closed with the
singing of This Is My Father's
World. The congregation then
moved outdoors to enjoy the
barbecued chicken that had once
again been prepared to perfection
by Cam Procter and his crew.
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Local attends conference
The last meeting of Mabel's
Moms was held Wednesday, June
15 at the home of Mabel Wheeler.
Those present included Shannon
Weitendorf, Lisa and Erin, Lila
Procter and Ben, Andrew Steven
son, Mathew and Tyler, Sherry
Taylor and Brandon, Donna
Kellington and Brandon, Waneta
Leishman and Melissa, Annette te
Raa, Mitchell and Janelie, Janet
Koehler, Derek and Trevor
Raynard.
Everyone enjoyed a visit and
lunch. The Moms will now be
meeting at the Belgrave Park at the
same time during the summer.
Everyone is welcome.
Mrs. Sybil Straker a board
member of the Huron County
Alzheimer Society attended a
conference held in Toronto this
past weekend. She attended several
workshops so that she may be
better able to help the Alzheimer
patient and their caregivers.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Russell and
Sarah of Guelph visited on
Saturday with her mother, Mrs.
Thelma Pletch.
Miss Janet Watson of Aylmer
spent a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft.
Heather McIntosh of Belgrave
and her friend Jennifer Bolton of
Deep River travelled to the Toronto
Skydome where they saw Phil
Collins in concert.
Visiting at the home of Travis
and Janet Koehler Saturday
Inn earns prize
CAA Windsor has awarded the
prestigious AAA 4 Diamond
Award to the Benmiller Inn.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Huron
County, Benmiller dates back to its
roots as a mill in the 1830s.
Beautifully restored and set on the
banks of the Maitland River, the
Inn has 54 luxury rooms and four
conference rooms with views of the
wooded countryside. The dining
room has a new menu which
features regional Canadian cuisine.
The Inn boasts an indoor pool,
fitness centre, outdoor tennis
courts, nature trails and cross
country skiing in winter. Theatre
lovers enjoy its proximity to
Stratford, Blyth and Huron Country
Playhouse.
Benmiller Inn is the only AAA 4
Diamond property in CAA
Windsor Club Territory, which
includes the counties of Essex,
Kent, Lambton, Dufferin, Grey,
Bruce and Huron. Benmiller Inn is
also one of only 30 AAA 4
Diamond properties in Ontario.
evening were John and Sandra
Dorsch, Amanda and Melinda of
Cone. 4, Morris Twp., Cam and
Alice Yuill, Camerra and Claren.
Belgrave Kinsmen Calendar Draw
June 12, Ross Bailey, Port Perry; June 13, Tara Johnston, Ilderton; June
14, David Lowry, Kincardine; June 15, Robert Wattam, Belgrave; June
16, Carrie-Lynne deBruyn, Clifford; June 17, Larry Lane, Wingham;
June 18, Jerry Freiburger, Wingham.
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Creating art
Don Vair and his wife Mary of Belgrave began a new
venture recently, the creation of marionettes in the home
based business, Personality Plus Puppets. The couple is
travelling to local schools to show the children the art of
puppetry. Mr. Vair discussed his marionettes with East
Wawanosh Public School students on June 14.
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Moving up
The Kindergarten students at East Wawanosh Public School take a break from concert
rehearsals to enjoy the summer weather and celebrate moving on to Grade 1. Top from left;
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Gans, Anne Marie Forsythe, Leannne Elston, Amanda Dorsch and Janisa Cloakey.
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