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The Citizen, 2000-02-16, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2000. PAGE 13. 1ST BRUSSELS SCOUTS - Back row, from left: Leader Karen Slater, Josh Biesinger, Mike Barlow, Becki Grummett, Josh Fryer, Leader Rick Slater. Front row: Anthony Deitner, Frank Deitner, Megan Jones, Devon Josling. Absent: Randal Inkster 1ST BLYTH GUIDES - Back row, from left: Leader Cheryl Currie, Jenny MacDonald, Katie Stryker, Heather Schmidt, Leader: Gail Bailey. Middle row: Nicole Frazer, Leticia Kolkman, Whytni Ritchie, Chelsea Carter-Brown. Front row: Angie Frazer, Ashley Cartwright, Jenna Rinn. Absent: Jr. Leader Lisa Kelly, Laura Kelly. For service and quality you can trust. (519) 887-6273 1st Brussels Scouts Are you interested in gaining valuable experience while having fun? z 1st Brussels Scouts require leaders. If you think you have what it takes give us a call today. "Catch the spirit" 887-6933 1ST BLYTH CUBS - Back row, from left: Leader Brian Rath, Kyle deGans, Eric Radford, Drew Taylor, Scott Pletch, Blaine Hallahan and Corey Swanson. Middle row: Leader Alan Young, Brad MacPherson, Jesse Mullin, Claren Yuill, Ben Rouw, Trevor Ritchie, Ben Caldwell, Zack Wood and Leader Derick Rath.Front row: Leader Henry Rouw, B.J. Nethery, David Karhu, Darcy Young, Adam Young, Gerritt Reinink and Leader Nancy Hakkers. Absent: Frank Van Hittersum and Leader Allan Peel. East Wawanosh Township 357-2880 Township of Morris 887-6137 George L. Hubbard Turnip Plant 523-4554 Brussels Legion Branch 218 February 20 Breakfast 8 a.m. -1 p.m. s4.00 Village of Brussels & Brussels P.U.C. 887-6572 Blyth Legion Branch 420 Friday Night Darts 8:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome AuburnThe news from Real estate, children’s topic Compiled by Kay Lapp Phone 526-7264 Bride elect showered On Wednesday, Feb. 9 a shower was held at the home of Betsey Verwey in honour of her granddaughter, Sandra Verwey who will shortly be wed. Two enjoyable contests were given by Betty Archambault. Ethel Ball and Elva Armstrong were the lucky winners. A poetic address was read to-the bride-to-be by Ethel. A good many worthwhile gifts were presented. Second family loses home to fire What’s going on in Auburn? Another house is completely burned and all furnishings. Nothing could be saved. This is the home of Donald and Erma Cartwright and happened on Thursday. It was also on the Main Street. The Silver Tops meet at the hall on Wednesday, Feb. 16 for dinner. The bride-to-be will be able to use these in her new home in the Hensall district. Sandra thanked everyone for hei lovely gifts. Lunch was then served by the hostess and the Walkerburn Club. Due to appointments and health a number who planned on being al Mrs. Verwey’s for the occasior were unable to attend and sincere!) regret this. Harvey Wightman will be showing slides. The WI is sponsoring a dessert euchre afternoon on Feb. 17 at 1:30 p.m. This will be at the Community Hail and everyone, man or woman is welcome. The price will be $3 at the door and tickets will also be sold for draws. At Knox United the church service for Sunday, Feb. 20 will begin at 1 1 a.m. The annual congregational meeting will follow. Dinner will also be served. Note the change in time. Musical prelude with Nancy Park, organist, welcomed everyone to the service on Feb. 13. Rev. Paul Ross led the invitation to worship. The children came to the front and a real estate sheet was shown. People may own things but God still made everything, he said. Scripture was from Kings 1-14. In this the Lord will strike Israel and scatter it away. Then from Luke 12 was the parable of the rich man who decided to now eat, drink and be happy but to not consider others. Rev. Ross’s sermon was on The Eagle and the Chickens teaching that God takes care of large and small. Offering was received and presented by Joyce Bean and son Michael. Joyce Bean and family greeted at the door and presented bulletins in the church for this service. Thank you Ken Grigg, president of the Auburn Lions Club presents a cheque to Steve Freeman who lost his home to fire. The Lions hosted a pancake breakfast to help the family rebuild. The family was given $1,700 which included open donations of $906 and a donation from the Lions of $200. The breakfast profit was $594. The club had also given them an earlier donation in the amount of $100. A benefit breakfast will be held in March for the Cartwright family Who lOSt their home last week. (Vicky Bremnerphoto)