The Citizen, 1994-09-07, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1994.
Sunday School classes
start for BMF youths
Elwin Garland was worship
leader at Brussels Mennonite
Fellowship on Sunday, Sept. 4.
Lloyd Koch was song leader and
Christy Pardys was pianist.
Pastor Tom Warner preached
from Philippians 3:1-16. A
Christian education teacher teaches
people how to be safe for eternal
life. These lessons need to be heard
frequently for they are the most
, important lessons of life, he said.
Sunday School classes were re
organized for the new school year.
Children from Grade 1-7 were
presented with Bibles. Teachers for
this quarter are Yvonne Dettweiler
(Nursery/Kindergarten), Andrea
Warner (Grade 1 - 2), Sylvia Cam
eron (Grade 3-4), Sharon Horst
(Grade 5-6), Erla Koch (Girls,
Grade 7-8), Arnold Wiegcrsma and
Darrin Hemingway (Boys, Grade
7-8), Linda Garland (Grade 9-11),
Thelma Steinman (Grade 12 and
up), Tom Warner (Faith Explora
tion Class), Elwin Garland (Adults
studying spiritual gifts), Martin
Baan and Carl Siemon (Adult Bible
Study).
Anneke Pardys, Anne Hemingway,
Alice Martin, Sharon Demaray, and
Pat Pietrek have made commit
ments for teaching later in the year.
Wednesday, Sept. 7 has been set
aside for Prayer Evening at the
church, and the youth and young
adults will have Bible Study at
Demarays.
The Youth group will have its
"Kick Off" for this school year on
Saturday evening.
Up and ready
Village of Brussels employee Don Crawford hangs the official banner for the Terry Fox Run,
hosted by the Ark, which is to be held Sept. 18. The banner was donated by Brussels
Livestock Inc. Funds for the run go to cancer research.
People
Kent Bray, son of Jan and Larry
Bray, is beginning his post sec
ondary education at Conestoga Col
lege. He is enrolled in the General
Business program.
Dan Hall is attending Sir Sanford
Fleming in Peterborough in the
Electro-Mechanical Engineering
Technology Robotics. He is the son
of Jane and Jack Hall.
Maryanne Perrie, a daughter of
John and Mary, is attending Con-
stogoa College. She is enrolled in
the Electronics and Engineering
Technology program.
Jason Engel, is also attending
Conestoga in his first year of the
Mechanical Engineering Technolo
gy program. Jason is the son of
Diane and Barry.
Brad Bcuermann enrolled in the
first year of the Technological pro
gram at Georgian College's Barrie
campus. Brad is the son of Joan and
Neil.
Nicki Gropp a daughter of Mark
and Bonnie, has relumed to Geor
gian College for her final year in
the Law and Security program.
Her brother Jason will be entering
his fourth year in ihe Honours His
tory program al the University of
Waterloo, Sept. 12.
Sherrie Sweeney of Kitchen
brought Jim Payne and Jaimic
Garbutl of Wollongong, New South
Wales, Australia to visit Jamie and
Mike Thomas.
Located an hour south of Sydney,
Wollongong is known for its
baseball so a game was put
together. Participants were: Greg
and Trevor Wilson, Sue Mastnak,
Julie, John and Jim Harrison, Mark,
Bonnie and Joshua Gropp, Julie
and Ross Mitchell, Brian and Jan
Deilncr, Dwayne and Tammy
Gibson and nephew Darryl Smith,
Dan Workman, Christine Smith,
Troy Hamilton, Bruce Raymond
and Sheila Tcrpslra.
The funniest part of the game
was when Jaimic Garbutl hit the
ball a ton and Jim Payne caught it.
Following the game an aerial lour
was generously offered by Jim
Armstrong through Brian Deilncr.
The Australians were thrilled to gel
a chance to fly the plane.
Quote of the day, "I think I've
found my sport," Jaimic Garbutt to
Jamie Thomas.
Approximately 300 relatives and
friends attended the 40th
anniversary celebration of Jim and
Leona Armstrong on Sunday, Aug.
28. This was the third known 40th
anniversary celebration held at the
Armstrong farm.
Joanne King and Doris McKinley
played background music. Donald
McDonald from Walton sang the
same song he sang 40 years ago
Because. Friends and Neighbours
and a thank you song, composed by
Joanne King were also sung.
Robert Armstrong welcomed
everyone and offered congratu
lations on behalf of the family. Jim
gave a humorous speech.
Everyone enjoyed a beef and
pork barbecue provided by Cardiff
catering.
Guests attended from Boston,
Toronto, Sault Ste. Marie, Ottawa,
Peterborough, Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
Waterdown, Goderich, Cornwall,
Truro N.S., Welland, Grand Bend,
Hensail, Seaforth, Walkerton,
Blyth, Listowel, Guelph, Mitchell
and Walton.
Mrs. Betty Clarke, Toronto
attended the 40th anniversary
celebration of Jim and Leona
Armstrong and spent the following
week with them.
Marjorie and Ellis McDonald
from Sault Ste. Marie spent a few
days with Jim and Leona Arm
strong.
Jim and Leona Armstrong hosted
the annual Get-Together for the
Huron County Past Wardens
Association on Aug. 25.
Twenty-seven past wardens and
spouses enjoyed the Blyth Festival
production Bouncing Back and 42
enjoyed a roast beef dinner served
by the Country Cooks.
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