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Graduation
Congratulations Melanie on your graduation from
CHSS with 9 well deserved awards, including the
Governor General Award. You earned every one of
them. Your family could not be more proud.
Love and Best Wishes, Mam, Dad, Theresa, Chris,
Grama Knox, Grama and Grampa Irwin.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1993. PAGE 11.
Resident wins $100 from CKNX
The fourth of Grey has two new
girls on the line. Brianne, daughter
of Clarence and Joanne Den
Dekker and Jenelle, daughter of
Jeff and Karen Smith.
The Smith family has just
recently moved into their new
trailer home on their farm.
Bethany Edgar was the recipient
of $100 from CKNX Radio for her
news call of the week. Bethany
notified them of the plane crash on
a neighbour's farm.
The Ethel Hall Board had a busy
night at the recent euchre party.
There were 15 tables in play along
with the 50/50 draw won by Myrle
Bowes.
The quilt draw was won by Lee
Grazian of Krauter Court in
Brussels.
The card winners were: high
lady, Eva Harrison; low lady,
Roberta Simpson; high man, Ken
Crawford; low man, Margarett
Crowe; most lone hands, Betty
Krotz, Elmer Best, Jim Smith,
Charlie Harrison, Mac Smith and
Frank McKenzie; birthdays, Grace
and Violet Smith.
The next euchre will be Oct. 4, at
8:30 p.m.
Because of the good turn-out for
the house sale for Andrew Bremner
the Hall Board had a successful
food booth to realize a nice profit.
Congratulations to Ross and
Shirley Smith who celebrated 40
years of marriage in the company
of many family members at their
home on Saturday. A pig roast was
held in the evening to top off the
celebration.
Michele (McMahon), Robert and
Geoffrey El-Tantawy have returned
to Thunder Bay after visiting at
home for 10 days.
Tht.- Brussels -ions Club
Lucky winner
Lee Grazian of Brussels was the lucky winner of the Ethel
Hall Board's quilt draw.
Opt iv Vomrnunity Ventre
eive Piousand-.., $12 000.00
Community mourns death
On Sept. 21 Ray Huether died Church for the lunch served by the
leaving his wife Margery and sons Walton UCW. The community's
Steven and family and John to thoughts and prayers go out to the
mourn his death. The funeral was family.
held Friday at Betts Funeral Home
in Brussels with Rev. Randy Banks Rev. Bruce Cook and family
officiating. Friends and relatives were Sunday dinner guests at the
then gathered at Duff's United Banks home.
Thank you!
Brussels, Morris and Grey Recreation Chairperson Alvin McLellan, left, was very pleased to
accept a cheque from Brussels Lions Club member Merle Hoegy in the amount of $12,000 at
the fundraising dance Friday night. Despite a disappointing turnout, the event did manage to
raise close to an additional $3,000 towards the purchase of a new ice surface machine and
dishwasher for the arena.
Bible study to begin in October at Duff's United
On Sept. 26 Stacy Linton and
Lee Ann McDonald greeted at
Duffs United Church. Rev. Banks
announced that Bible Study on the
'Gospel of John' will begin in
October. If interested, contact Rev.
Banks.
The UCW will hold their
Thanksgiving pot luck dinner,
Wednesday, Oct. 6.
The service continued with
Sunday School teachers, students
and the congregation repeating the
re-covenanting Litany. The choir
sang, "Spirit Breathe the Breath of
Life" followed by Jo Ann
McDonald giving out the Sunday
School seals and gifts.
Rev. Banks' sermon was called
Education for Church leadership.
Hearing more of the Exodus story
read we learn how Moses is
experiencing frustration in leading
the demanding and quarrelsome
Israelites. Rev. Banks pointed out
two truths about leadership from
the story. Leadership is burden-
some and leadership is•often a
thankless job. He illustrated the
differences between being a boss
and being a leader.
A boss creates fear, a leader
creates confidence.
'Bossism' creates resentment,
leadership breeds enthusiasm.
A boss says T, a leader says 'We'.
A boss fixes blame, a leader fixes
mistakes.
A boss knows how, a leader
shows how.
'Bossism' makes work drudgery,
leadership makes work interesting.
A boss relies on authority, a
leader relies on cooperation.
A boss drives, a leader leads.