HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-09-17, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1986.
It was a hard choice for the judges Saturday night when the Queen of the Fair contest was held at Brussels.
Taking part were [front row, left to right] Charlene Stephenson, runner-up, Linda TenPas, Queen of the
Fair, Leanne Armstrong; [back row] Cynthia Purvis, Ruth Ann Watts, Connie Alcock, Tara Parker, Susan
Marks, Joyann Van Vliet and Cindy Stute. - photo by Pat Langlois.
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Mrs. Marlene Rutledge and
Bobi Jo, Mrs. Margaret and Janet
McCutcheon and Karen attended a
family shower at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Durst in Stratford for Kathy
Ebel of London. Kathy is a niece of
MargaretMcCutcheonand Kay
Rutledge who, due to illness, was
unable to attend. Kathy is a former
Brussels resident and is to be
married on October 4 to Terry
Beemer in St. Pauls Presbyterian
Church, Ingersoll.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Sauve returned
home Friday from visiting friends
and relatives in Renfrew, Ottawa
and Burrirts Rapids.
Miss Lorna Hutchison of Mon
treal was a weekend guest at the
home of her aunt, Sheila Richards,
as were Mr. and Mrs. James
McKinney of Burlington, Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Cole of Brampton
and other family friends, who were
in the area and enjoyed the
hospitality of Brussels at Doneden.
Helen, Robert and David Richards
of Hanover joined the above for
dinner at the Blyth Inn on Saturday
evening, before attending the final
performance of “Cake-Walk” at
the Blyth Festival. On Sunday, the
above mentioned plus Cathy and
Frank Workman drove to St.
Thomas for a “house warming’ ’ at
Jane and Doug Richards’ new
home on Lynhurst Avenue.
Joan, Gary and Christopher
Ritchie of Scarborough; Joyce,
Roger, Jonathon and Sara Tipple
of Burlington spent the weekend
with their parents and grandpar-
nts Mary and Murray Huether.
On Sunday Mervin and Mae
Ritchie, Blyth; Ken, Debbie and
Curtis Ritchie, Wingham; Brian,
Dianne, Sandra, Sheri and San
dra’s friend Miss Rammeloo of
Blyth also visited. All attended
Melville Presbyterian Church
where Rev. Victor Jamieson con
ducted the Sacrament of Baptism
whenChristopherPhilip, sonof
Gary and Joan Ritchie; Kathryn
Aleen, daughter of Peggy and Bill
Aitchinson and Joseph Robert, son
of Calvin and Gail Semple were
baptized. A good crowd was in
attendance despite the fact that
Brussels had a very busy weekend.
On Friday night the Arena
hosted the Huron County Pork
Barbecue. On Saturday evening
the Fall Fair Dance was held and
the Queen of the Fair was chosen
and Sunday morning the Flying
Club Fly-in breakfast was held at
the home of Jim and Leona
Armstrong and family.
Mary and Murray Huether also
attended the wedding of Karen
Aitchinson of Stratford and Danny
Achilles of Sebringville and form
erly of Walton which was held in
Central United Church, Stratford
with the reception following at
Shakespeare Community Centre
on Friday evening. Many Walton
and Brussels people were in
attendance. Danny is the great
nephew of Murray and Mary.
During the opening cerebrations
of Some Thing Special three prize
draws were made. Winner of a $30
prize was Annette Wray of Water
loo. Second prize of $20 went to
Muriel Garniss of Brussels. The
$10 third prize went to Eileen
Marks of Wroxeter.
BRENDA RICHMOND
Brenda Richmond,
daughterof Boband Rene
graduated from Humber
College with a recreation
leadership degree. She is
presently employed at
Queensway Hospital, Tor
onto, in the McCall Chronic
Care Unit as a recreation
therapist.
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Brussels 125th Fall Fair.
Brussels Figure Skating
Registration for '86-'87 Season during Fall Fair in
arena 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Minor Sports Association meeting B.M. & G.
Community Centre, 8:00 p.m.
Brussels Lions club presents Low Down $8 in
advance - $9 at the door, B.M. & G. Community
Centre.
Family Video Night at Brussels Mennonite, 7 p.m.
Free. Nursery provided.
Brussels 115th Birthday organization meeting 8
p.m., B.M. & G. Community Centre.
Brussels Senior Friendship club, 2 p.m. Legion
Hall.
Howick Mutual
Insurance Company
Wroxeter-335-3561
St. John’s Masonic
Lodge, Brusse
extends a warm invitation
to all residents of Brussels and
surrounding communities
to attend an
OPEN HOUSE
inournew Lodge Room
in the Bell building behind the Brussels Municipal Office
Sunday,
September 28
1:30 - 4:30 p.m
[Ribbon cutting ceremony at 1.30]
Refreshments will be served
Everyone
Welcome
Brussels and District
Minor Sports Association
Next Meeting: Thursday, Sept. 18, 1986
8:00 p.m.
BM&G Community Centre
Brussels Lions Club .^6^
Pool Fund Hjg
Can you help?
We are looking for Coaches, Managers and Trainers for
‘86-‘87 Season
Also needed: President,
Referee-In-Chief
Referees.
Anyone interested please contact
Joan Beuermann at 887-9598 on or
before Sept. 18.
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NEW DONORS
Adah E. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Dauphin
Mrs. Margaret Taylor
jim & Barb Fritz
Only $4*550 to go
AMOUNTTORAISE
THROUGH DONATIONS
‘A capital conservation grant of
$8,088 has been approved from
the Ministry of Tourism &
Recreation.
Cheques can be mailed to:
Brussels Lions Club,
c/o Bruce Hahn,
Brussels, Ont.
Make cheques payable to:
The Brussels Lions Club
Swimming Pool Fund
DONATIONS ACCEPTED AT:
J. L. McCutcheon Motors, Old
field Pro Hardware, Maitland
Valley Insurance, McDonald
Home Hardware, McGavin Farm
Equipment and at the pool.
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