The Citizen, 1994-02-02, Page 7With a little jump and a lot of energy Brussels volleybailer
Jason Walker has the situation under control as he returns
the ball over the net to the opposing Howick team.
Teammate Cory Smith keeps an eye on things. The
Brussels boys played a good game winning this first North
Huron tournament game 10-9. Participating schools were:
Grey Central, Turnberry Central, East Wawanosh,
Brussels, Howick and Wingham.
Locals enjoy
2 euchre
tournaments
There were 10 tables of euchre in
play at the WI Hall, Belgrave,
Wednesday night.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Irlma Edgar; second high, Mrs.
Alice Nicholson; most lone hands,
Mrs. Shirley Hackett; low lady,
Mrs. Jane Grasby; high man, John
King; second high, Albert Cook;
most lone hands, Mrs. Edythe
Coultes (playing as a man); low
man, Slew art Musgrove.
There will be euchre again
Wednesday, Feb. 2 starting at
8 p.m.
The Belgrave Arena board held
its euchre tournament on Friday
evening, Jan. 28 at the Belgrave
Arena Complex.
Prizes were awarded as such:
first, Ken Hopper and Bob Rutlan;
second, Betty Archambault and
Eileen Sellers; third, Mary
Robinson and Bonny Shiell; 50/50
draw, Lloyd Michie.
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People
Miss Mariene Walsh of
Kitchener was an overnight guest
with her aunt Mrs. Jean Wightman
on Tuesday and on Wednesday
attended the funeral of her cousin
George Johnston.
Mrs. Marlene Taff of London
visited on Friday with her mother
Mrs. Hilda Vincent and returned
home on Saturday.
Kendra Hopper is spending this
week with her great-grandmother
Mrs. Ruby Hanna.
Belgrave Kinsmen
Calendar Draw
Bob Elliott, Blyth; Ken Marks,
Belgrave; Susan Elston, Brussels;
Warren Fines, Fordwich; John
Stadelmann, Blyth; Terry Sloan,
Seaforth; Betty and Allan
McCall, Walton.
Davieses greet at Duff’s
Greeters at Duffs United Church
on this -10°F day of Jan. 30 were
Chris and Shannon Davies.
Rev. Banks wanted to let people
know that the official board meets
at Walton on Feb. 9 at 8 p.m.
The UCW will meet at 12:30 on
Feb. 2 starting with a pot luck
dinner. Former members are
invited.
Feb. 16 the Sunday School will
host a Pancake Breakfast at 8:30.
For those wondering whether or not
Rev. Banks will be the egg flipper
this year have no fear for he has
been promoted to a different job.
Rev. Banks read from the
Hebrew Scriptures - Deut. 18: 15-
20 and while the congregation sang
"One more Step" the children came
to the front for the children's story.
He talked about authority and how
God spoke with authority. Linda
McDonald read the scripture lesson
for today.
Rev. Banks's sermon was titled
"Heard any good sermons lately?"
Rev. Banks tells of Paul wondering
how the people will know of God
unless someone tells them. It is the
same question that is asked in the
20th century. How will the people
know who Jesus is unless there is
someone to preach the gospel?
The question was posed to the
congregation - To what extent does
a sermon occupy our hearts and
minds after we leave this place? At
the dinner table? At the coffee
shop? Is it important?
The scribes were preachers too^
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well versed in the scriptures and
laws but what people saw in Jesus
was his honesty, sincerity and
conviction. Paul, not noted for his
preaching ability by his contempor
aries, made up for it by his actions.
He practiced what he preached.
Rev. Banks remembers when the
norm for writing sermons was to
consist of three points and a poem
lasting 20 minutes. Now it seems
that 10 minutes is bordering on too
long in this 'Don't bore me' culture.
He said, 'there is a new nickname
for the 17-29 age group which will
succeed the baby boomers. The
word is 'baby-busters’. They are
described as the first generation to
view entertainment not as a
privilege but as a right. So in order
to catch their attention the sermon
must have some entertainment
value. In Rev. Banks's view a
sermon should instruct, convict,
admonish and uplift. It is uplifting
to know that there are many who
do attend church even though they
could be involved in more exciting,
alternative activities, he said. A
note in the bulletin that said -
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become words.
Watch your words; they become
actions.
Watch your actions; they become
habits.
Watch your habits; they become
character.
Watch your character; it becomes
your destiny.
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celebrations
Celebrating birthdays this month
are: Royal Williamson, Feb. 1;
Brian Williamson, Feb. 2; Erich
Lenz, Feb. 3; Amy Shortreed, Feb.
3; Marilyn McDonald, Feb. 3;
Sherry Bachert, Feb. 4; Berva
Watson, Feb. 6; Bradley Crawford,
Feb. 7; Ken Shortreed, Feb. 9;
Harold McCallum, Feb. 9; Michael
Beuerman, Feb. 10; Keshia Bishop,
Feb. 10; Lavem Godkin, Feb. 10;
Kris McNichol, Feb. 13; Vai
Pethick, Feb. 14; Carrie Leonhardt,
Feb. 16; Allan Searle, Feb. 16;
Murray Houston, Feb. 17; Dorothy
Sholdice, Feb. 18; Ken McDonald,
Feb. 19; Nelson Ryan, Feb. 19;
Marcie McClure, Feb. 20; Brian
Dolmage, Feb. 21; Tama Smith,
Feb. 24; Bev Stevenson, Feb. 27.
Doug and Janet Mitchell will be
celebrating their anniversary Feb.
28.
A family birthday party was held
for Marilyn McDonald and two of
her kids Bruce and Heather and
granddaughter, Katie on Jan. 29 at
the home of Bruce and Maggie
McDonald. Each person had their
own birthday cake and Marilyn
said it was a wonderful day and the
weather co-operated too.
The Walton Poker Derby is Feb.
6. Registration begins at 11 a.m.
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