The Citizen, 1992-03-11, Page 2Social time follows
Mennonite service
Mouthful
Tate and Kyle Stephenson were just two of the many people who turned out to enjoy St.
John's Anglican Church's annual Pancake Supper on Tuesday, March 3, Organizers say the
supper was the best attended ever. Enjoying the meal with the boys were their cousin Brad
Beuermann and Grandma and Grandpa, Doc and Nora Stephenson.
Legions organizes Pub Night
BY SANDRA JOSLING
At the Brussels Legion public
speaking night, Grey Central Public
school made a sweep of the lop
speaking honours. The judging was
very close in both divisions.
Darryl Uhler (Grey) edged
schoolmate Andrea Willis for first
place in the Senior Division. Others
competing in this division were
John Lowe (Brussels), Lesley Stret-
tong (Brussels), Kelly Hayden
(Grey), Stacy Hahn (Brussels).
In the Junior Division it was
another close race. Finishing first
was Bradley Willis (Grey) with
Mike Cooper (Brussels), second.
Others competing were Sarah
McLellan (Grey), Robbie
Burkholder (Brussels), Jenny Gow-
ing (Brussels), and Konrad Wem-
ham (Grey).
Darryl and Bradley qualified for
the Zone Public speaking in Clin
ton March 7
Congratulations to all the speak
ers for a job well done. Also, a spe
cial thanks is extended to the three
judges that were required to make
the choices. They were from the
local Maitland Motivators Toast
masters Club. It is never an easy
job to choose a winner when all the
students performed so well.
Euchre results from March 4 are
as follows: high lady, Myrle
Bowes; high man, Verna Tunney;
low lady, Erma Brighton; low man,
Albert Quipp; most lone hands,
ladies, Helen Dobson; most lone
hands, men, Bill Little; and most
zeros was Mary Thomas and Brian
McKnighU The next euchre is
March 25 at 7:45 p.m.
Dart results for the Blind Draw
mixed dart league are as follows:
Dini Nethcry and Kitty Rutledge,
first; Jean Little and Colleen Mar
tin, second; top shooter for the men
was tied between Dave Adams and
Bill Nethery (140) and Colleen
Martin (118) for the ladies. Darts
are held Tuesday evening at 8:30
p.m.
The general meeting is Monday,
March 16 at 8 p.m. All voting
members are urged to attend.
Heart and Stroke
campaign
raises $1,390
Kathy Bridge, coordinator of the
Brussels Heart and Stroke cam
paign wanted to thank the area can
vassers, who worked to bring in
$1,390.50. They were: Barb
Graber, Betty Shaw, Ruth Sauve,
Rita Mulvey, Ida Evans, Georgie
Hockey, Mary Lowe, Beryl Smith,
Marlene Little, Trish Clarkson,
Barb McLellan.
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The Irish Olympic pub night has
been organized for Friday, March
20 at 8:30 p.m. Plan to attend.
On Sunday, March 8, Pastor Tom
Warner preached on the topic of
“Wheatics”. He based his message
on the scripture passages Matthew
13: 24-30, and Matthew 13: 36-43.
In the world there are many who
appear to be Christian but have not
really devoted their lives to Christ.
However, it is not up to man to
judge others.
Some weeds are indistinguish-
l able from wheat until the harvest.
God will separate people when He
reaps His harvest. We have sold
our souls to Christ. He bought them
with His life. Thus our most pre
cious possession is a relationship
with Christ. When seed is planted,
the harvest does not take place
immediately afterward. The plants
need time to grow. We, too, need
time to grow, and keep growing in
our relationship with Jesus. It does
not simply mature overnight.
Linda Campbell was worship
leader for this week's service.
Nancy Elliott-Greenwood was
pianist. After the Sunday School
Hour, a fellowship meal was held
in the Fellowship Hall. Following
the meal and social hour, the adults
retired to the Chapel for a congre
gational meeting in which future
plans for the Church were dis
cussed. Babysitting for the younger
children was supplied by the older
children and teens in the basement
while the meeting was in progress.
Next Sunday there will be a
morning and evening service with
Chris Hoofer from Fort Wayne,
Indiana as guest speaker.
The Church family gathered at
the Church on Saturday evening for
a Bridal Shower for Latsamy
Larprom and fiancee, Vong, who
will be married later this spring.
The Venture Club and Upper
Room groups held the regular ses
sions on Thursday evening.
The Youth had a swimming
activity with youth from Riverdale
Mennonite Church on Friday
evening. Some of the Youth and
the Grade 7-8 children and friends
had a swimming activity Saturday
afternoon at Vanastra.
Brussels
People
The first sign of spring has come
early to Brussels. Last Friday after
noon, Margaret Exel of William
St., reported the first sighting of a
robin. Margaret said she had been
looking out at the finches and
nuthatches who had stopped at the
bird feeder when she noticed, with
surprise, the robin amidst them.
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