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PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1986.
In solemn contemplation, Brussels residents honour their fallen comrades during the two minutes of
silence at the Cenotaph on November 11. A large crowd attended the ceremony, despite the cold, windy
weather. - Photo by Pat Langlois.
Rebekahs support youth
The officers and members of
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held
their regular meeting at the Arena
with a good attendance. Noble
Grand Mary Nichol conducted the
meeting.
A number had visited shut-ins
and also Jean and Alvie Higgins on
their 50th wedding anniversary. It
was reported due to a fall Rita
Hoover is in Listowel Hospital.
Janet McCutcheon gave a report
on Pilgrimage For Youth meeting
she and the Noble Grand had
attended. It was decided the lodge
would support his project and a
cheque to be sent to cover the
group’s share of cost. The speak-
off to be held in Clinton Public
School, March 27, 1987.
A letter from Family and
Continued on page 5
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Wed., Nov. 19
to 25
Sat., Nov. 22
Sat., Nov. 22
Sat., Nov. 22
Mon., Nov. 24
Tues., Nov. 25
The kick-off eventfor next July’s
115th birthday celebration and
homecoming in Brussels has been
planned for April 24, with a fashion
show sponsored by the Brussels
Figure Skating Club. The event
will begin the fund-raising and set
the tone for a crowded three days of
celebration July 3 - 5, to which
organizers hope to attract as large a
Book Fair, Brussels Public School, 3:45 to 4:30,
except Nov. 19 & 25. Special evening sales Nov. 19
& 24, 7 - 9 p.m.
Bazaar and Bake Sale, 11a. m. - 3p.m., St. John's
Anglican Church, Brussels.
Paper Drive, drop off papers at Brussels
MennoniteFellowshiporhavepapersatcurb by 10
a.m. for pick up. Proceeds to World Wide Relief.
Meet the Player Night, Royal Canadian Legion,
Brussels. Dancing 9-1, $6 per couple.
Majestic Women's Institute Euchre Party,
Brussels Library, 2 p.m. Drawfor grocery hamper.
Annual meeting of Cranbrook Community Centre,
5:30 p.m.
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Ken and Helen Bray and Bill and
Gertie Kellington attended the
45th a nniversary party for Cliff and
Priscilla Bray former Brussels
residents. Jim and Pat Davis of
Lucan also former Brussels resi
dents celebrated their 45th anni-
The Brussels Intermediate
Hockey Team reported a full house
on Saturday night at their dance
and were sorry that they had to turn
people away at the door because
there was not enough room.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bray and
family of Belmore, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Bray and family of Brussels,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grube and family
of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Bray of Wingham visited on
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Grube in Ethel. It was
a celebration of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Grube’s 20th anniversary
and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bray’s 45th.
Mr. Ray Hemmingway and son
Jeffrey visited his parents Carl and
Eleanor Hemingway. The other
Hemingway families attended a
luncheon in honour of Mrs.
Hemingway’s birthday on Novem
ber 11.
crowd of “old boys’’ as returned
forthetown’s Centennial in 1972.
That celebration ran for a solid
week, and raised more than
$10,000 which was invested and
plowed back into the community
projects for the next 15 years. Most
of the profit from next summer’s
celebration will also go toward
community events, although each
club and organization involved will
also be given a chance to do some
fund-raising of its own.
Secretary Mary Lowe said that
the committee met last Thursday to
hear updated reports from the
various committees and conven
ors, but added that most areas have
not been fully planned yet.
“It’s really too early to have it
come together yet,’’she said, “but
just watch our dust when March
and April roll around!’’
The committee met first on
September 24 to plan the celebra
tion, and again in mid-October to
set up committees and choose
convenors. The next meeting has
been planned for 8p.m. on January
8th, at the Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre.
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versary also. Pat and Priscilla are
twin sisters and were married on
the same day. Carl and Betty
Gowing also attended.
A surprise 40th wedding anni
versary was held at the Golden
Lantern Restaurant for Bill and
Gertie Kellington by their family.
Those attending were Larry and
Bonnie Kellington, Tammy, Ste
phen and Sheri Ann of Springfield;
Bob and Dee, Tommy and Kim
Kellington, of Stratford; Brian and
Donna Kellington of Guelph;
Murray, Stefpanie, Jason, Joel
and Brittany Kellington; Kevin
Kellington and Rose Marks; Don
and Joyce Jacklin, David and
Janice and Bill Collis all of
Brussels. After supper they re
turned to the home of Bill and
Gertie for an evening get-together.
THE CORPORATION OF THE
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
NOTICE TO VILLAGE RATEPAYERS
Fourth installment
of current taxes
DUE AND PAYABLE ON OR BEFORE
December 1,1986
Penalty on arrears of taxes at the rate of 1.25% per month
due on the first day of the month following due date.
TAX COLLECTOR VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
B. Hugh Hanly AMCT(a)
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assists in 2 games against
Mitchell and one game again
st Clinton.
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