The Citizen, 2006-11-16, Page 14
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PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2006.
Club hears story of remembrance
The minutes of the previous
a meeting and the financial report
were given.
For a cause
Nineteen people turned out for a potluck supper and to raise funds for the Canadian
Landmine Foundation at a Night of a Thousand Dinners event hosted by Mary Thomas of
Brussels. (Vicky Bremner photo)
S. Nixon hosts UCW group
The meeting of the Belgrave
Community Club opened by singing
0 Canada and observing a minute's
The Evening Group of Knox
United Church Women met at the
home of Sheila Nixon on Tuesday,
Nov. 7 with 11 members present.
Barbara Anderson thanked Mrs.
Nixon for hosting the meeting and
welcomed all on a rainy night. Mrs.
Anderson read a prayer for Peach.
Irene Lamont opened the worship
with a Remembrance Day poem, and
Call to Worship. Lillian Campbell
gave a prayer, and read the
scriptures, Psalms 85 and from
Isaiah.
Mrs. Lamont read the meditation
on Remembrance. She closed with
prayer, and the offering was
received.
Muriel Coultes read the minutes
and gave the treasurer's report.
Mabel Wheeler reported that seven
cards had been sent.
Announcements were given for
the Steward's beef supper on
Wednesday, Nov. 22 with servings at
5 p.m. and 7 p.m.; the general
meeting on Thursday, Nov. 23 at
7:30 p.m. with Nancy Walker of
CCAC as guest speaker.
The church will be hosting a
nativity scene display on Saturday,
Nov. 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Everyone is welcome and
refreshments will be available.
The UCW will be making beef and
turkey pies on Tuesday and
Wednesday, Nov. 28-29. Price is
$2.50 per pie. Orders will be taken
by Barbara Anderson,
Mrs. Anderson's group was in
charge of the program. She opened
by reading an article from the K-W
Record on the example of
forgiveness set by the Amish
community in the U.S. after the
killing of the five little girls. She also
read an article on five important
lessons people should learn.
Muriel Coultes then showed two
videos concerning the adoption of
little David, by Madonna. Mrs.
Coultes is a personal friend of Jane
Glaves from Brantford who started
the Home of Hope orphanage in
Malawi, six years ago. Jane worked
with the government through the
process of the adoption.
The first video was the interview
Jane had given to CTV a week or so
after the announcement of the
adoption. She told how she had
received the baby at the orphanage
when it was two weeks old, and
named him after one of her
silence.
Muriel Coultes read
Remembrance Day story.
supporters.
The second video was the
interview with Madonna by Meridith
Vierra on Dateline. She spoke of her
hopes for the child as well as her
beliefs.
A good discussion of these events
followed.
The next meeting will be the
The birthdays and wedding
anniversaries were acknowledged.
Happy Birthday was sung to Jane
Grasby.
There will be shoot card parties on
Nov. 10 and Nov. 24.
It was agreed to give a donation to
the Belgrave arena board.
The club received an invitation to
attend the Remembrance Day
program at East Wawanosh Public
School on Friday, Nov. 10
'With refreshments to follow.
The Christmas dinner will be held
on Friday, Dec. 1 with members
asked to bring an item for the Food
Bank.
Louise Bosman introduced the
guest speaker, Elizabeth McKague,
who spoke of her experience as
member of the Women's branch of
the Air Force during the Second
World War.
After the training she was posted
to London, England where she was
given a job as secretary. During that
time strong friendships were formed
among the women in uniform and
she paid tribute to those with whom
she had served.
The meeting closed by singing
God Save The Queen and a social
time was enjoyed by everyone.
Christmas meeting at the home of
Muriel Coultes. Everyone is invited
to this special meeting. Group 1 has
worship, Group 2 has lunch and
Group 3, program.
The Benediction and grace was
sung. Mrs. Nixon assisted by Jane
Grasby, served lunch. A social time
followed.