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PAGE 34. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2006.
The community extends sincere
sympathy to Gladys VanCamp,
Nancy and Harold Jardin and family,
Keith and Joyce VanCamp and
family, Kevin VanCamp, Norma
Davidson, Kay Harris and Glen and
Verlaine VanCamp and families in
the recent loss of Clare VanCamp on
Sunday, Oct. 8.
Although Clare will be missed
greatly we shall all treasure the
many wonderful memories which
will remain with us forever.
Visitation was held at the
McBurney Funeral Home on
Tuesday, Oct. 10. The funeral and
service of Thanksgiving for the life
of Clare was held on Wednesday,
Oct. 11.
Rev. Tom Wilson recited a number
of scripture passages and the
congregation sang What a Friend We
Have in Jesus.
The first reading, Ever Close in
Mind and Heart was read by Rev.
Wilson. The second reading, taken
from Matthew 11: 25-30, was read
by Joyce VanCamp. Nancy Jardin
read the third reading from Luke 8:
5 -15.
The Words of Remembrance of
Clare's life were given by Rev.
Wilson.
The Apostles Creed was read
together followed by the Prayers of
the People, The Lord's Prayer and
the Commendation.
Other hymns that were sung
included, The Lord Is My Shepherd,
Amazing Grace and How Great Is
Thy Faithfulness.
The pallbearers, honorary
pallbearers and flowerbearers
gathered under the direction of the
funeral direcfor to perform their
contribution.
The congregation reformed at the
graveside in Brandon Cemetery in
Belgrave. After the committal,
prayers were offered by the priest.
After the blessing and dismissal
members of the congregation were
invited to join Clare's family for a
time of refreshment and
femembrance , at the Women's
Institute Hall.
Thanksgiving visitors with Mabel
Wheeler were Mr. and Mrs. Karry
De Poy, Rachel and Andrew, New
Hudson, Michigan; Mrs. Clyde
Leigh, Grand Rapids, Michigan; Mr.
and Mrs. H. Squires, Carsonville,
Mithigan; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Charter, Teeswater; Mr. and
Mrs.Vince Makas, London; Gordon
Charter and Jim Coultes, Wingham.
Nancy and Rick Ball of Hanover,
Matthew Ball and friend of
Kitchener, Sheila and Doug Cousins,
Brandon and Jordyn of Guelph,
Doreen and Rob Roy and Emily of
Peterborough, Christina Roy of
Waterloo, Richard Anderson and
Anne Catherine, and Sarah and Dan
and friend of Goderich were
Thanksgiving Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Ross and Barbara
Anderson.
The family of Les and Donna
Shaw celebrated Thanksgiving at
their parents' home.
Jim and Mary Hunter were very
blessed to have had most of the
family home for Thanksgiving this
year: Keith and Joyce VanCamp,
Kate, Tim, Chanda and great-
grandson Kash, Christopher and
Nicole and Brody Casemore, Gwen
MacLean and Marilyn and her friend
Ben and Glen Hunter.
On a beautiful Thanksgiving
Sunday, the family of Bill and
Muriel Coultes gathered with
everyone home for the dinner and
afternoon spent visiting. Present
were: Mark and Janice Matheson,
Lisa, home from Guelph University,
where she had just been presented
with another $1,000 scholarship, and
her friend Joe; Laura, home from
Conestoga College where she has
been pitching for the Conestogo
Cougars ladies' fastball team, and
Jonathon of Molesworth; Steve and
Joanne Robinson, Jeremy home
from Fort McMurray,- Alberta, and
his friend Jill, Nicole and Stephanie;
Paul and Karen Cook, Amy, home
from Wilfrid Laurier University in
Waterloo, where she has been
playing on the Laurier Hawkes
ladies' volleyball team, Levi, Sean,
Ellen, Sarah and Rachel, all of
Belgrave; Scott and Andrea
Stevenson, Mathew, Tyler and
Spencer, and Brian and Alison
Wightman, Autumn, Sydney,
Mackenzie and Olivia, all of
Auburn. Jim Davis of Seaforth also
visited with the family.
The community extends
congratulations to Brian Sanders and
Michelle Foster who were married
on Oct. 7 at White Roads Pentecostal
Church in Harriston.
The community also extends
The Belgrave Community Club
met on Friday, Oct. 6 in the
community centre for its regular
October meeting, which also
became an Alzheimer's coffee party.
Muriel Coultes welcomed
everyone to the meeting and after
the singing of 0 Canada she read a
poem, Slow Down October. Donna
Shaw acted as secretary in the
absence of Gladys-VanCamp.
The Zone 8 annual fall rally was
announced for Thursday; Oct. 19 at
Grand Bend, Each club is asked to
have a three to four minute skit or
entertainment. The Community
Club Christmas dinner was
announced for Friday, Dec, 1.
Tickets will be $11.
Happy anniversary was sung to
John and Kay Roberts who will be
celebrating their 50th wedding
anniversary Oct. 20.
Kay Roberts introduced the
speaker Jane Hoggart and her
therapy dog, Daisy. The therapy dog
program was started in October
1996 by the Godericli St. John
Ambulance and they now have 20
active dogs in the program.
These therapy dogs are trainedfor
visits to nursing homes, hospitals,
schools and. wherever they are
needed to provide comfort and
friendship to whoever they might
meet.
congratulations to Rev. John Roberts
and Kay on the occasion of their
50th wedding anniversary on Oct.
20.
Bob and Jane Grasby and Laura
Johnston - spent Thanksgiving
weekend with George and Mary
Johnston and family at their rAtage
in St. Joseph.
Dale and Colleen Lamont of
London and Jim and June Lamont
enjoyed Thanksgiving Sunday
dinner at the home of Mike and
Lionelda Cottrill and family.
John and Linda Campbell, Jeremy
and Justin were Sunday
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
home of George and Brenda
Couckuyt in Grand Bend. Relatives
came from Toronto, Brantford,
London and Grand Bend. Although
they were celebrating Thanksgiving
it was also a surprise 40th wedding
anniversary cake was decorated with
an image of their wedding picture.
They are never aggressive but are
friendly even to those they seem to
know cannot even speak. The
volunteers who accompany them
might make up to 60 visits a year in
various facilities.
Daisy showed the group some of
the tricks she had been taught.
FROM BELGRAVE
Barbara Anderson thanked Jane
and Daisy for their presentation.
The meeting closed with the
singing of God Save The Queen and
a social time of coffee and cookies
was enjoyed. A donation was
forwarded to the Alzheimer Society
of Huron County.
This week's shoot results are in...
There were eight tables of shoot in Bosman; second high white card,
play on Friday, Oct. 13 at the Gordon Bosman; second high white
Community Centre. card, George Inglis; most shoots,
Winners were: high pink card, Mervyn Schneider.
Jane Grasby; most shoots, Louise The next shoot is Friday, Oct. 27
Schiestel; high white card, Gordon at 1:30 p.m.
Community club meets dog