HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-10-01, Page 17PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1986.
The new executive of the Brussels 115th Homecoming has begun meeting to plan next July’s big bash.
Representatives from all local clubs and organizations are being invited to attend the next meeting, on
October 16. Officers include [seated] chairman Jerry Wheeler and secretary Mary Lowe; [standing, from
left] Barb Mutter, co-treasurer; Sarah Stevenson, 2nd vice; Wayne Lowe, 1st vice. Missing from photo is
Dave McCutcheon, co-treasurer.
BY PAT COWMAN
The girls began their meeting at
Nanzy Zellel’s shortly after 7:00
p.m. and discovered they had two
new members, Colleen Kuepfer
and Cornelia Leuenberger.
The members taste-tested four
Ethel III 4-Hers
taste-test milk
different kinds of milk which were
powdered skim milk, 2% milk, 2%
evaporated and buttermilk. Later
they feasted on creamy pasta and
hot cocoa. They adjourned the
meeting to meet again on Monday,
September 29.
Do you know
a young
person who
went that
extra mile?
The search is on for
Ontario Junior
Citizens of the Year.
Brussels sports talk
Equipment exchange this week
BYLOISMcARTER
Have you checked your hockey
equipment yet? Yes, Thursday
night is the night to bring it to the
arena if it doesn’t fit and then
Friday night you can come back to
purchase some other equipment
thatfits. There is always a good
selection of skates to choose from
each year. While you are checking
your equipment please bring back
your team sweater that you hung
away forthe summer. There are
still some of them missing.
The referee refresher clinics
have passed for those who are now
holding their cards. I have a
number of dates available for you
to attend upgrading clinics if
interested. The first level I clinic is
scheduled for Seaforth arena on
Oct. 7 if you would like to get
involved in refereeing.
BULLS LOSE
The Brussels’ Bulls Junior “D”
hockey club played two exhibition
games with Mitchell on Tuesday
and Friday nights and ended up on
the short side of the scoreboard in
both games. Their hockey season
gets into full swing this weekend as
they travel to Exeter on Friday
night and Mt. Brydgeson Saturday
night. The first home game will be
Friday, October 10 at 9 p.m.
against Seaforth.
INTERMEDIATE TEAM
FORMED
Brussels will be treated to
another senior hockey team this
year as an Intermediate team has
been formed. Those fellows that
travelled out of town the last few
years will be playing back home on
Sunday evenings this winter.
The schedule has been drawn up
Rebekah Lodge
to install officers
at Seaforth
Why not honour a deserving kid this year?
Due to having vacated the old
Lodge Hall, Morning Star Rebekah
held their regular meeting in the
lounge at the Arena.
Noble Grand Barbara Watts
conducted the meeting. There was
a good attendance and after
routine business, plans were made
to have the installation of Brussels
officers in the Seaforth Lodge Hall,
October 14 with Seaforth and
ExeterLodges as guests. Mem
bers are to meet at the EMA
parking lot at 7 p.m. Officers are to
wear their long dresses.
Date of Variety Fair to be held in
the Library hasbeenchanged to
October 25. Euchre parties to be
held in the Library have been
booked for October 6 and 20. Prizes
and we ’ll see that you get one to clip
out and keep track of their games.
There should be some very exciting
hockey in the arena thisyear, and
with the first coating of ice on the
arena floor, those games are
coming close at hand.
Do you know someone in your community, between the ages of 6
and 18 years, who has gone that extra mile? Someone who has
shown selfless service, resourcefulness, ingenuity, or acts of
courage - that “good kid’’? Someone special that you think should
be recognized?
You can help Canadian Pacific Air Lines and the Ontario
Community Newspapers Association honour these kids by
nominating them for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award.
Contact your local community newspaper. The deadline for
individual and group nominations is October 31, 1986. Ontario
Junior Citizens of the Year recipients will receive a plaque, a cash
prize, a family photo portrait with the Lieutenant-Governor of
Ontario, and a lapel pin.
Contact our Junior Citizens’ Co-ordinator at The Citizen, Bly th or
Brussels office.
Canadian Pacific E3
Air Lines
andlunchwillbedonatedby the
members. An invitation to attend
Wingham Lodge Oct. 6 was
accepted and quite a number plan
to attend. An invitation was
received to visit Goderich Lodge on
Nov. 18 when the president of
Rebekah Assembly will pay her
official visit was accepted and
plans to be made at a later date.
Several members reported visiting
the sick and shut-ins. The Noble
Grand had visited Rene Richmond
and presented her with her 25-year
jewel.
Members hope she will be able
to be out and around again soon.
Barb McCutcheon and Nelva Scott
were appointed as auditors of
books to be done before October
14.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Drs. Schilthuis, Ridder and Hordyk
from the Goderich Veterinary
Clinic are pleased to announce
that Dr. Irene Moore has joined
our professional staff on
September 15, 1986.
Dr. Moore is a recent graduate of
the Ontario Veterinary College and
also holds an Honors Bachelor of
Science degree from the Universi
ty of Guelph.
Irene is married and has one young
child.
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