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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2002-02-20, Page 7+ IVES INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. "All Classes of Insurance" DOUG GOUGH, Broker 184 Dinsley St. W., Blyth Tel.: (519) 523-9655 Fax: (519) 523-9793 Visit us ate WWWIVESINSURANCE.COM Thanks to Niel Edgar Feed & Seed OTHER GROUPS Lucknow Village Market D&E Farms, RR#3 TLeswater Belgrave Community Club Thanks to Gorrie-Wroxeter United Church Cantata Choir CAMPAIGN 2001 IMPROVING OUR TECHNOLOGY -- HELP US HELP YOU -- Contribute today by sending your donation to: THE WINGHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 27G Carling Terrace, Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2002. PAGE 7. Dorothy Grange's daughter Elizabeth and son-in-law Dr. Rod Singh visited with her one day this past week. They live in London. Margaret and John Hildebrand wil not be returning to the farm. They reside in Goderich. Be sure to enter your Survivor Days ballot today! Deadline: Monday Noon! FROM AUBURN Knox holds annual meeting The opening hymn at Knox United was Trust and Obey. The children were invited to the front and Rev. Paul Ross asked them what temptation was. One little girl gave a very appropriate answer: "Doing something that you know you should not." Rev. Ross went on to speak to them about how easy it is to see something and just pick it up or to say 'no' when you know you should say 'yes'. These are things that must not be done or said or your conscience will bother you. Rev. Ross closed with prayer and the children went to their classes. Scripture was from Genesis where God told Eve that there was one tree in the garden of which the fruit should not be eaten. But Eve was tempted and ate of the fruit and gave one to Adam. Then scripture was from Matthew regarding the good tree that brings good fruit and a bad tree that yields bad fruit. People, like trees, must follow the will of God. Rev. Ross's sermon was on this topic, people must not yield to temptation but follow in the word of God. Do things as the Lord would have them done. As usual a lovely lunch was enjoyed at the annual meeting. The group responsible for serving it are to be thanked for their work. Grace was sung before the meal. Alice McDowell was appointed as secretary. Two gentlemen from Londesboro were welcomed. They assured us that their charge still welcomes us as a one-third time part of their congregation. We were also informed that minister's wages have increased so our share will also increase. Members were appointed for committees. Shelley Worsell, Alice McDowell, Gregory Park, Doug McClinchey and Daryl Ball were one. It was also recommended that a couple of teens should be in representation. Members of the session and stewards were thanked for their work. Money from UCW is to be given to Camp Menesetung. It was decided that perhaps instead of church supper members work with the Auburn Lions for a smorgasbord meal. Gregory Park will look into this matter. It was decided next year's annual meeting will be Feb. 16. During the annual meeting Happy Birthday was sung for several members who were adding another year — we wished them many more. The UCW was quilting and tying at the church Monday, Feb. 18. After completion of the annual, several members got busy removing dinner tables and putting up quilting frames for the next day's work. Great storytellers In back, from left: Blyth students Sadie Chalmers, Carly Whitfield, Ashley Walden and in front, representing Hullett: Jamie Plaetzer, Courtney Middegaal participated in the storytelling competition at the annual speak off last Wednesday. Absent was Jasmine deBoer. Winners were: Plaetzer, first; Chalmers, second and Middegaal, third. (Bonnie Gropp photo) Silver Tops enjoy dinner then meet at library On Feb. 13 at 12:30 p.m. the was the perfect place for continuing Silver Tops enjoyed dinner at the meeting after dinner as it's very Stickers Restaurant. There was a comfortable and the right size for good attendance with every chair the number. The annual spring rally occupied at the prepared table. Lois is to be held at Dungannon on April Haines led in the singing of grace 18. It is hoped that some will be able before the meal. to attend. After dinner members went to the Ethel Ball and Tena Empey library. prepared tables for cards and invited Margaret Hildebrand started the members to play. However, no one business with a reading What We was in a card playing mood thus all Have to be Thankful For. She said just enjoyed each others' company. we have so much and in so many A painting done by an A. places they have so little. It is also Mortiniore was noticed. It was the necessary to willingly give to assist layout of the village back then, a those in need. good many years ago, Bernice Business followed and it was Anderson knew the most about artist decided that the cooks want a and painting. holiday. Dinners will be at the Ethel and Tena served beverages restaurant. The men did not and goodies to the group before they complain. They like a change. left for home after an enjoyable We also decided that the library afternoon. ,Emgmmmamgm.2.2eow.-awgmmmdoome000k 8 r h. 1 Brussels Figure 1 8 Skating Club 3 3 Wacky-Tacky Dress 3 Skate-A-Thon 8 3 1 at B.M.G. Arena I 8 Saturday, March 2 3 10 - 12 3 I 3 * Prizes for the best dressed and highest pledges * h.N ii:- " Lunch 8 - Prizes for everyone 8 Pledge sheets available at schools and n from any member of skating club 0 Eavtvene Weecarne, .w.irawrowwwwwwwwwwwwww. BRUSSELS MINOR HOCKEY would like to thank the following sponsors for their generosity to help make their TYKE TOURNAMENT a success. 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