The Citizen, 1996-04-17, Page 11The blitz is on
Members of Belgrave Guiding were ready to take off on their cookie blitz last Thursday
evening. From left: Brownie Lindsey Malhiot, Pathfinder Heather Black, Spark Shauna
Dawson and Guide Candace Procter.
UCW talks of refugee response
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The Afternoon Unit of the UCW
met in the Sunday School room of
the church on April 9.
The minutes of the March
meeting were read and approved.
Mary Taylor led the worship with
the. theme being "Would You
Believe?"
Kay Roberts presented the
mission study and chose "Respond-
Rev. Paul Ross led the service at
Knox United Church and Nancy
Park was organist.
The Invitation to Worship was
read alternately, followed by the
opening chorus. Rev. Ross gave
prayers and the life and work of the
church.
The children's hymn Lord of the
Dance was sung. Rev. Ross told
the children's story which was
followed by the children's chorus.
A flute duet was played by Karen
Trick and Paul Ross. Hymn in the
Cross of Christ I Glory was sung.
Rev. Ross's message was entitled
"How People Become Christians".
The offering was received by
Graham Worsell and Joel Arthur
and for the church school by Becky
Archambault and Leanne Vincent,
then dedicated.
Crown Him with Many Crowns
ing to Refugees" as her subject. She
said some congregations in the
United Church are sponsoring
families from Bosnia refugee
camps, who cannot go home, but
want to settle somewhere. She also
talked on the different programs
available through government.
Janisa Coultes read an article she
was sung. Rev. Ross pronounced
the Benediction.
The next Huronview Fellowship
will be held on Thursday, April 18
from 7 - 7:45 p.m.
There will be Open House next
Sunday, April 21 in the church
from 1:30 to 4 p.m. to celebrate the
50th wedding anniversary of Kay
and Ell Lapp.
People
Congratulations to Evelyn Flett
(formerly Plaetzer) and formerly
from Auburn district, who
celebrated her 75th birthday on
Saturday, April 14.
Congratulations to Lloyd and
Vera Penfound on the birth of a
grandson Jonathon Lloyd Black-
well born April 10.
On Friday, April 12 the Belgrave
Community Club entertained the
Blyth Swinging Seniors with an
afternoon of a variety of
entertainment.
The program began with the
singing of 0 Canada by the
approximately 80 people attending.
This was followed by the blessing
given by Rev. John Roberts which
preceded a lunch of delicious
desserts.
President Bob Grasby announced
that the zone rally was being held
in Dashwood on Thursday, April
18. Anyone wishing to attend is to
contact the president.
Barbara Anderson was in charge
of the program. Alf Nichol enter-
tained at the piano. Then, Freda
Johnston, at the piano, accom-
panied the group in a short sing-
song of old favourites. Arnold
Bruce, Ron McBumey, Mary Heine
and Doris Walker entertained with
some lively fiddle tunes. Alice
Nicholson, in her usual capable
manner, recited a couple of
humorous readings.
Rev. Roberts favoured with two
solos Old Man River and The
Sergeant Major on Parade,
accompanied by his wife Kay at the
piano.
Guest speaker, Marie Collinson
of Atwood, who is known as "The
Story Teller” entertained all with
stories of Indian and Irish folklore.
She was thanked by Mary Taylor.
Isabelle Craig, on behalf of the
Blyth Swinging Seniors, thanked
the Belgrave Club for inviting
them. She also announced that they
have a bus trip planned for May 8
to Hamilton and asked if any from
Belgrave would like to go.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent playing euchre and lost
_heir.
There were numerous draws for a
variety of surprise prizes. The
ticket draw for an afghan was won
by Len Sitler and the draw for two
Pilki.ws was won by George Carter.
had written for a booklet which was
started in 1991 by the unit.
The Lord's Prayer, repeated in
unison, closed the meeting.
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