The Citizen, 1997-09-24, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1997. PAGE 23.
The news from
elgrave
Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
Knox celebrates 133rd
Belgrave PeeWees were the Tri-County A champs. Back row, from left: Trainer Bob Dickert,
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Knox Presbyterian Church of
Belgrave celebrated its 133rd
anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 21 at
7:30 p.m. with a good attendance.
Guest minister was Rev. John
Neilson. His sermon was "Right for
the Part".
Special music was by Deb
Siertsema and Darlene Van der
Veen. They sang White as Snow
and How I Love You Lord.
A social time followed at the
Women's Institute Hall.
An organ-piano prelude of
inspiring sacred music, presented
by Mrs. George Procter, organist,
and Mrs. Steven Robinson, pianist,
welcomed members of Knox
United and Calvin-Brick and
visitors to Knox United Church on
Sunday, Sept. 21, for its
anniversary service.
Greeting worshippers was the
Potter family. The sanctuary was
tastefully decorated with autumn
flowers by Wilma Scott, Margaret
Walsh, Mary Hunter and Melanie
Pletch.
Rev. Mary Jane Hobden, minister
of the charge, extended a warm
welcome to visiting friends
including Bonnie Holliday, who
was guest speaker for the service.
Bonnie is a member of Letterbreen
United Church, north of Mount
Forest, where she is choir leader
and an active member of the UCW.
She is also active at Presbytery,
Conference and on the Division of
Communication. This August she
was a commissioner to General
Council in Alberta. She has two
children, Scott, 14 and Heather,
nine.
Most know her from her part
time work as the host of "Voices of
Midwestern Ontario" on CKNX
Radio.
She based the remarks for her
sermon "Moving Into a Different
Time" on scripture passages from
the New Testament, 2 Corinthians
4: 16-18, (59) 1-9.
Hymns sung by the congregation
included Jesus Loves Even Me,
Giant Is Thy Faithfulness and Take
the Name of Jesus.
The large choir of mixed voices,
accompanied by Mrs. Procter at the
piano, favoured with the anthem
Laudamus by Danielle Sleeth.
Steven Nixon and Tony Chaffe
ushered the members and guests to
their pews. They also assisted by
acting as offertory stewards along
with Becky Logan and Joyce
Vincent.
Following the "Call to Worship"
and Prayer of Approach by Rev.
Hobden, the children gathered in
the central front pews. Bonnie
spoke to them relating to
anniversaries. She asked questions
about kinds of anniversaries and
what kind of gifts you would buy.
She emphasized her meaning by
asking "What can you give to the
church?" Using a mirror to let each
child view their image, she again
queried "What can you give?" and
received the response "Myself1.
Following the impressive
message, refreshments and a social
hour were enjoyed in the Sunday
School room.
School hosts fundraiser
Marjorie Stopforth, Alexandria
and friend Nicole of Oakville were
overnight guests last weekend with
Beth Procter.
Jim Lamont is a patient at
Victoria Hospital in London after
undergoing surgery. Friends and
neighbours in the community wish
Jim a speedy recovery.
Marion Calder of Scarborough
was a guest last week at the home
of Betty Irwin.
Garner and Alice Nicholson
visited last week with Margaret and
Glyn Wide of Hamilton. They also
visited Norma Thompson of
Georgetown.
Curtis Knight spent the weekend
at Grand Bend with Justin, Jeremy
and Linda Campbell.
Knox UCW general meeting is in
the church basement at 8 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 25. Ila Mathers,
guest speaker, will be speaking on
her trip to India. Everyone is
welcome.
A fundraising concert featuring
"Calico Road", special appearance
by "Nasty Habits" and air-band
performance by the Grade 8
students will be held on Friday,
Oct. 3 at 8 p.m. at the East
Wawanosh Public School,
Belgrave.
Snacks and babysitting will be
free for preschoolers with
refreshments available.
Tickets are available from any
Grade 8 student or at the door.
Proceeds are for the Grade 8
Quebec trip.
36 play games of shoot
There were nine tables of shoot
in play on Friday, Sept. 12 at the
Belgrave Community Centre.
Winners were: high lady, Merle
McFarlane; second high lady, Nell
Johnston; most shoots, Norma
Moore: low lady, Barbara
Anderson; high man, Gordon
Bosman; second high man, Jean
Deyell; most shoots, Stuart
Chamney; low man, Ivy Cloakey.
The next shoot will be held on
Friday, Sept. 26 at 1:30 p.m.
WI begins fall meetings
Nineteen people were present on
Sept. 16 when the regular WI
meetings resumed for the fall, at
the new meeting time of 7:30 p.m.
Opening exercises were
conducted and Secretary-Treasurer
Dianna Robinson gave reports of
activities from June to the present
time. The group worked hard on a
number of caterings over the
summer and the financial results
were given to the group.
Coming events announced were:
a workshop to be held in
Londesboro, a museum reception in
October, County Rally on Oct. 6
and London and area convention to
be held Oct. 23.
President Audrey Fenton led
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