The Citizen, 1997-11-26, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1997. PAGE 13.
F. McArter welcomes worshippers
New Guides
Four joined the ranks of Belgrave Guides this year at a
special ceremony, Thursday night, Nov. 20. Back row,
from left: Amanda Dorsch, Lindsay Malhiot, Leanne
Elston. Front: Camerra Yuill.
WI members bring a friend
The Belgrave Branch of the
Women's Institute held a special
"bring a friend" night on Tuesday,
Nov. 18. It proved to be a great
success and much enjoyed by the
17 members and 14 guests who
attended.
The evening got underway with
refreshments. A wide variety of
desserts were available.
The usual opening exercises were
conducted and President Audrey
Fenton welcomed all. The theme of
the evening was "A Prelude to
Christmas".
A number of Grade 8 students
from East Wawanosh Public
School, presented a lip sync
performance of Summer Nights and
also Itsy Bitsy Bikini. They did a
super job and the audience was
appreciative. Gladys Van Camp
thanked them and presented a gift
of money to be used towards their
Quebec bus trip in June.
Alice Nicholson gave two
humorous readings, "Flour Sack
Underwear" and "Getting Old".
A very brief business meeting
followed. Plans were finalized for a
People
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, Nov.
19. Those who attended were Kim
Higgins, Laura, Ashley, and Jarrod;
Rev. Mary Jane Hobden and
Stephen; Alison Wightman and
Autumn; Linda Hess and Judith;
Lila Procter and Jessica.
Their topic was "Daycare".
Mr. and Mrs. David Pickell,
Continued on page 19
November Birthday Tea, held at
Braemar Nursing Home Nov. 20
and also the Christmas program
and meal for this branch. A turkey
dinner will be catered to the WI
members and their guests, on
Thursday, Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. in the
WI Hall.
Meeting convenor Norma Moore,
assisted by her daughter, Barb
Black, conducted a make-it-and-
take-it craft class. A wooden,
painted Christmas angel was the
result and members and friends
enjoyed creating these
masterpieces.
In the new year the potluck meals
will resume as in past years. Watch
for announcements about these
popular meals and programs in the
future.
Florence McArter welcomed
worshippers and handed out the
service of worship on the Reign of
Christ/Children's Sunday and
Baptism at Knox United Church,
Belgrave on Sunday, Nov. 23. John
Nixon ushered guests.
Rev. Mary Jane Hobden
welcomed everyone. This was
followed by the singing of Blessed
Assurance and Take the Name of
Jesus With You for songtime. Next
was silent meditation, Call to
Worship read responsively and
Prayer of Approach said in unison.
The Hymn of Praise was All Hail
the Power and the Prayer of
Confession was read in unison
from the bulletin. The Words of
Assurance were read responsively.
The senior mixed choir sang If
You Love Me, Truly Love Me,
accompanied by Elizabeth Procter.
The Old Testament reading was
from 2 Samuel 23: 1-7.
The children gathered in the front
pews for story time. This centred
around God's dream that every
child would have love and a loving
family to look after them. "We are
all God’s children and a part of
God's dream," Rev. Hobden said.
The congregation sang, Jesus,
Friend of Little Children.
The sacrament of baptism was
followed as outlined in the song
book. Melanie Pletch, member of
session, introduced Drew Robert,
son of Corey and Cindy McKee
and Jeffrey Dylan, son of Jim and
Karen Hallahan, babies to be
baptized. Rev. Hobden lit a candle
and presented it to each family on
behalf of Drew and Jeffrey to light
at special times in their life that
they may remember their baptism
Seniors bowl
The senior's bowling scores for
Wednesday, Nov. 19 were: Ann
Hawkins, 190, 166; Helen
Underwood, 104, 88; Eleanor
Neill, 95, 109; Evelyn Caslick, 77,
86; Mabel Wheeler, 133, 141;
Laura Johnston, 121, 169; Evelyn
Galbraith, 93, 158; Louise Bosman,
117, 180; Largaret, 147, 119; Doris
Remington, 128, 112; Judy Gaunt,
134, 191; Marj Coultes, 127, 76;
Alice Nicholson, 91, 86; Ivy
Cloakey, 122, 113; Doris Michie,
162, 130; Al Meyers, 125, 115,
151; Raymond Neill, 179, 166,
124; Bob Corbert, 128, 140, 122;
Ross Anderson, 105, 167, 102;
Lome Campbell, 126, 178, 189.
There were eight tables of euchre
in play on Wednesday, Nov. 19 in
the Women's Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Aileen
Leddy; second high lady, Alice
Nicholson; lone hands, Norma
Moore; low lady, Lillian Appleby;
high man, Harvey Edgar; second
high man, Milt Boyd; lone hands,
Jim Coultes; low man, Bob Grasby.
and the love of God which
surrounds them.
The children adjourned for
Sunday School. Mary Cook was in
charge of nursery.
Psalm selection was 132 verses
1-12 and the Gospel lesson was
taken from John 18: 33-37. The
congregation sang Jesus, Saviour
Pilot Me.
The sermon was "King of Kings,
Lord of Lords."
"What does it mean to us to call
z.
Jesus King?" Rev. Hobden asked.
Jesus brings love and life, healing
and peace; for in him is life.
Alicia Potter and Ken Procter
took up collection. The offertory
song was "All That I Am".
Prayers of the people and The
Lord's Prayer followed. The
closing hymn was The Lord is
King.
Sending Forth, Commissioning
and three-fold Amens, "Go Now In
Continued on page 16
CHRISTMAS CHEER
HAMPER APPLICATIONS
The Salvation Army, Wingham
will be taking applications
for Christmas hampers on
Monday, December 1st, 1-4 p.m.
& Friday, December 5th, 1-4 p.m.
at 292 Edward St. (Church),
Wingham
If you need more information, please call our
Director of Family Services - Mrs. Captain Edna Rowe at
357-3757 or the church office al 357-1951
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