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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-04-25, Page 7J Craribrook Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645 Resident visits family in Kitchener, Stratford Judy Engel, Ottawa, spent the holiday weekend with her parents John and Mrs. Engel and family. Mrs. Mac Engel spent the Easter weekend with family members in Kitchener and Stratford and alf enjoyed a family meal at “Angie’s Kitchen’’ in St. Agatha. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fischer, Listowel, called on residents in the area on Sunday. The Canadian Order of Foresters had 15 tables playing at their euchre on April 20 with winners as follows: high, Lois Hart, Joe Mar­ tin; low, Jean Conley, Bill Craig, lone hands, Hazel McKenzie, Ross Brussels students ‘Spring into ^Spring’ by Jacquie Seili On May 2 the Brussels Public School is presenting a Spring concert. This year our theme is Singing the Decades. Each class has chosen a decade and is putting on a short skit and singing a couple of songs that were hits from that decade. Both of the musical instrument bands will be performing, Grade 6/7 at the very beginning of the program, and Grade 8 topping off the night. There are also individual performances, such as Rebecca Dauphin and Laura Douma with saxophones, Jacquie Seili singing “Right Here Waiting’’ with Stephanie Henry accompanying her on the piano, and Kerri Foxton and Angie Yoon doing a duet on the trumpets. SPRING INTO SPRING by Jeff Kitchen and Danny Hall Monday, April 9 was the beginn­ ing of our Skills For Adolescents Project. We called it “Spring into Spring’’. On Monday we had a euchre party with the senior citizens as our guests. Two successful players were Jason Engel and Effie Mc­ Call. Tuesday brought excitement too, as Brussels students showed off their talents with air bands, dances, piano duets, baton twirling «cnd stand-up comedy and such ■*- ars as New Kids on the Block, Maestro Fresh Wes and Young MC which was a real hit to the kids. If you didn’t see the talent show it’s on television on Monday, April 17 on Channel 17. So be there! On Wednesday in the afternoon we had a skip-a-thon, to raise money for the “Jump Rope for Heart Foundation’’. It was incle­ ment weather so we had to have it inside. Groups were in classrooms and the gym. They were also in lobbies and the library. There were so many groups that there were two or three groups in the hall. Because it ran for two hours many people were tired and sweaty. On Thursday we had a Blah Buster day. There were such activities as throwing a ball against the wall, floor hockey, skateboard­ ing, a beanbag toss, a hero jump, a balloon stomp, and many more. It started out at about 9:30 and we stopped for pizza at about 11:45. There were four kinds of pizza to choose from. Then at about 12:40 we went back to our activities. Stephenson; highest count for lady playing as a man, Beryl Smith; highest count at one table, Mel Jacklin, Jack Conley, Laura Strick­ ler, Marg MacDonald; second highest score, Verna Tunney, Thel­ ma Keffer, Joe Martin, Shirley Verstpep; skunk prizes, Ross Brighton, Margery Ritchie, Agnes Harrow, Jean Rolof, Brenda Perrie, John Subject, Verna Tunney, Mel Jacklin, Bill Craig, Thelma Keffer, Doris Jacklin. The last euchre of the season will be hosted by the Foresters on Friday, April 27. ■ — >. ’» THE SESAME STREET TREASURY vminum/m immummn ASST’D VARIETIES 680g 1.49 without coupon CORDON BLEU STEWS [SAVE 7 $1.207 GOLD SEAL ----- ---- ------- ------ RED SOCKEYE SALMON Wfl B FRESH SCENT 3.6 L liquid JAVEX BLEACH TERRIFIC / VALUE/ ASST D VAR. 14oz. HEINZ BEANS & PASTA .69 HEINZ Tomato Juice or 48oz. VEGETABLE COCKTAIL .99 BOTTLE 1 Litre HEINZ KETCHUP 2.49 IN IT S OWN JUICE 19oz. 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