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PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2001.
United congregants to pass the hat
FROM AUBURN
On Feb. 18 welcome was given by
Rev. Paul Ross to begin the Sunday
service at Knox United Church.
Announcements were given. Next
week will be Pass the Hat for a con-
tribution for India Earthquake Relief
Fund.
The children came to the front and
out of the mystery bag Rev. Ross's
first bank book was drawn. He spoke
about the value of saving and giving.
Scripture was from Luke 6, the
Beatitudes.
Two men, a shrub and a tree was
the topic of the sermon. A tree is
planted near water and sends out its
roots near the moisture. It flourishes,
stays green and bears fruit. A shrub
planted on rocky land cannot do well
but becomes a scrully plant with
falling leaves and poor growth. Man
is similar, Rev. Ross said. What one
does with life is what he receives.
One should obey the Beatitudes,
willingly give to those who need,
love those who hate you and judge
not. No one is perfect.
Offering was presented by Laura
Mae Chamney and Grace
Cartwright.
Following church the congrega-
tion of Knox United went downstairs
for a luncheon served by the ladies.
Remembrance was given for those
who had passed away.
It was decided to reduce the num-
ber of elders and stewards
A presbytery representative is
needed for the congregation. If
someone could do this please talk to
Rev. Ross.
Brenda Empey offered to give
quarterly reports to show how the
finances are.
Jim Whytock is taking care of the
sidewalks, etc. as Jim Glousher does
not wish to do it. He is to be thanked
for all the years that he has done it
for us.
Gordon Gross spoke regarding a
change of furnaces which would be
an investment. This is to be left for
now and considered later.
A number of people have given
On Feb. 22 at 1:30 p.m. the
Auburn WI is having a dessert and
euchre party with many draws.
Proceeds are for the Children's
Hospital. The price is $4.
- A quilt was finished at Knox
United this past week. Lois Haines
took it home to complete the edging.
On Feb. 26 the UCW plans on quilt-
ing another one.
excellent care to numerous things,
Maxine and Bill Seers, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Bean, Jim Whytock and many
others. They are thanked.
Rev. Ross brought it to the congre-
gants attention that church should
start at 9:45 a.m. sharp! He would
like to be back to Londesboro church
on time.
Next year's annual meeting will be
on Feb. 17.
The capable chairlady for the
meeting was Alice McDowell.
Chinchilla
Club meets
By Michael Roy
On Feb. 3 the second 4-H
Chinchilla Club meeting was held at
the Clinton Cargill meeting room.
President Nicole Moore led in the
4-H pledge and the roll call. Tonya
Drost, acting secretary, read out the
minutes of the previous meeting.
Leaders Ray and Barb Storey dis-
cussed chinchilla care and mainte-
nance, including housing and feed-
ing. Two chinchillas were shown
and members discussed what quali-
ties to look for when selecting a
chinchilla.
They drew numbers to see in what
order they would pick their chin-
chillas. Members selected two chin-
chillas each and were given cages,
feed and other supplies.
To end the meeting muffins and
pop were supplied by the leaders.
The next meeting will be held on
Feb. 16 at Cargill at 7 p.m.
Collecting their cards
It was a day of smiles and friendship at Sacred Heart Catholic School in Wingham, Feb. 14,
when the children participated in red and white day and handed out Valentines. Showing off
their cards are, from left: Sarah Hoy, Alex Sanders and Scott Jefferson.
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