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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2016-06-30, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2016. Many enjoy reunion A NOTE FROM BETTY Wave left, wave right The Brussels Cemetery was the site of a dedication service on Sunday. Members of the Brussels Legion Branch 218 participated in the service which was led by Padre Sandra Cable, left. Music was provided by the Brussels Legion pipe band. (Vicky Bremner photo) At the Branch Decoration service well attended By Jo -Ann McDonald It was a quiet week but a busy weekend at the Brussels Legion Branch. The Saturday afternoon euchre had 14 tables of players hoping to be the big winners. Bush Whittard returned to run the euchre for the day in the absence of Glenn Bridge.Winners were: first, Anne Laidlaw and Joyce Hodgins, 89; second, Doug and Anne Hugill, 72; third, Frank and Betty Hulley, 71; lone hands, Al and John Brown, six and low, Ruth Picard and friend Marie, 44. Euchre is every two weeks. We are still looking for volunteers to help on the occasion so contact the Branch or Glenn Bridge. The fish fry crew went to Mitchell Legion to cook for a small crowd. Working for the Branch was Deb Ross and Cam and Kim Ross. The trio just had to cook fish and got along very well. The Cemetery Decoration service was held at Brussels Cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The service was led by Padre Sandra Cable and President Jo -Ann McDonald for the Legion. It was nicely attended by approximately 35 people. The Pipe Band led the procession and the Branch flags were carried by Deb Cann and Eric Ross. The Pipe Band Wave left, wave right The Huron County International Plowing Match truck was a part of the Grey 160th reunion parade and featured host farmer Jack Ryan, left, and 2017 IPM Chair Jacquie Bishop. (Vicky Bremner photo) 50aTurnberry Street, SHO Long Weekend Specials Saturday Night Rib and Wing Combo S16`99 Sunday Night Salad Plate with Local Produce 4299 Licensed under AGCO • Home Cooked Meals in played two numbers during the service and Jamie Mitchell played the Lament during the Act of Remembrance. Padre Sandra Cable did an excellent job with the scripture and reflection. The names of those who now rest in Brussels Cemetery who passed away from 2014-2016 were read by Padre Sandra and President Jo -Ann, as no representatives of the churches were present. Sergeant -at - Arms Lisa Glanville ordered the parade at the conclusion of the service. As usual Brussels Cemetery looked its very finest due to the wonderful job done by Dale and Starr Bachert and the many relatives who place flowers on the graves of their loved ones. We thank all who make the effort to make the cemetery look so nice and for attending the service. The Sunday night dance had a great crowd enjoying the music of the John Heaman Band for the first time this year. John winters in Florida and this was the first opportunity for him to come to the Brussels Legion. Approximately 80 people were thrilled to hear him play his old songs and some new songs for the performance. John will be back in August. By Betty Graber Watson Call 887-9231 Ah, the rain came, what a blessing, what a relief. The balance in nature is pretty precarious and so often we don't even notice — so it was lovely to sit on the porch and just watch the precious liquid fall on Sunday. The excitement of the school kids as the days of June slip away is joy in motion. Whether they're going up a grade, changing schools or graduating, all of the above are worthy of celebration and excitement. Let the holidays begin. Fun and fair weather were all in the program as Grey Township celebrated 160 years as a precious part of Huron County. The organizers held their breath as the last details came about and only the weather and the people could make or break their efforts. All was well. Smiles came as the balmy weather lured residents and visitors to party and participate in Ethel and Grey township. History, visiting, games, food and the parade were all appreciated and well attended. So good job to the workers and organizers. May prosperity continue in our rural corner of the world. The United Church sees camping as an important part of growing up. New directors at Camp Menesetung, near Goderich, joined Rev. Gary Clark at worship on Sunday to share their enthusiasm for children in God's world. Mary Ross and Clayton Peters' enthusiasm was contagious as songs and stories of camp were shared and past memories of church camping surfaced for many in the Brussels Farmers' Market Friday, July 1 • 2pm-6 pm Downtown Brussels Come join us for Canada Day • - free flags and pins Food: Brussels United Church - pulled pork Music: Jacco Vandenbruinhorst on accordion t� - has played markets in Holland Weekly Vendor Draw Winner - Lisa Kehl Horse Drawn Carriage Rides Brussels Legion Fish Fry Enjoy fish and fries and all the fixins'! Canada Day - Friday, July 1 5-7 pm Adults $15.00; 12 & Under $7.00 Preschool Free Chairs to fit your needs, your environment irk!. Neil 519-318-9093 ndm@macglen.ca www.macg len .ca congregation. Makes one wish for a moment you were a kid again. If you want to admire a piece of Mark Breckenridge's skill as a sculptor of steel, pop onto Graham Road. Mark has a great talent that makes things of nature take on life. His talents have been recognized at competitions, a globe with an eagle perched and a stallion in gear come to mind. A wee drive-by will show you a life -like bear that makes you admire skill and artistry all at once. Pretty fine work Mark. Don't forget to come to the market. Yes, it too needs your regular Friday attendance to keep it a viable venue. Take care of yourself. Betty G.W. FROM BRUSSELS COMING EVENTS at the BRUSSELS LEGION for July FRIDAY, JULY 1 Fish Fry with all the fixin's from 5-7 pm. SATURDAY, JULY 2 Closed. SATURDAY, JULY 9 Euchre Tournament at 1:00 pm. Bring your own partner. Cash Prizes. Lunch. $5.00 per person. Door prizes. SUNDAY, JULY 10 Sunday Night Dance from 7-11 pm. $10.00 per person. Lunch. Enjoy the music of the Country Versatiles. SATURDAY, JULY 23 Euchre Tournament at 1:00 pm. Bring your own partner. Cash Prizes. Lunch. $5.00 per person. Door prizes. JULY 22, 23, 24 Food Booth at Brussels Fastball Tournament. Drop by for a burger and fries. SUNDAY, JULY 24 No Dance. TUESDAY, JULY 26 Executive meeting at 7:00 pm Look for this ad the first week of the month only. Auditorium and small meeting room available to rent. Catering available. Info and general inquiries 519-887-6562 or 519-887-6570