HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-08-29, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1990.
Brussels
People
On target
Team mates Les Cook and Debbie Cann of Brussels take a practice shot at the Brussels Legion Dart
Tournament on Sunday. Brussels Legion members: Ernie and Cathy Hackock and Andy and Marg
Adams were the winning team, while a couple from Cambridge won the doubles competition.
Brussels Legion makes donations
Winnie Conaboy of Cochrane,
Alberta and Bob and Jeannette
McCutcheon of North Vancouver
visited with friends and relatives in
Brussels and attended the 35th
wedding anniversary party of Jack
and Esther McCutcheon.
Well, the students of Brussels
Public School will be returning to
those hallowed halls this Tuesday.
As usual summer holidays sped by
at a rapid pace and now youngsters
and parents will be keeping busy
preparing for back to school.
There will be several faces not
returning to the school this year,
but several new faces will be taking
their place. Principal Jim Axtmann
has retired and filling his shoes this
year is Dave Kemp, formerly
principal of Hensail Public School.
Mr. Kemp is a resident of Clinton.
Lynne Henry, who has been
teaching Kindergarten at Brussels
for three years will be at Grey
Central this year, while Cathy
Elliott has taken over the responsi
bilities of vice-principal at Exeter.
Area resource teacher Pat Barnes
is taking a one-year leave of
absence.
Phil Parsons will be returning
full-time to Brussels School as he
has concluded his duties as Presi
dent of the Huron District, Ontario
Public School Teachers’ Federa
tion.
New staff members are: Denise
Nethery, who will be teaching
Kindergarten; Mr. Bill Teall, the
Grade 4/5 teacher and Mr. Dave
Higgins, the Area Resource Teach
er. _______
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BY SANDRA JOSLING
During the August 20 executive
meeting of the Brussels Legion,
donations were made from the
Nevada account to the Highland
Fusiliers of Canada, a Canadian
Forces Militia sub-unit in Wing
ham. $200 was donated to erect a
fence to house vehicles to cut down
on vandalism. Also $118 was
donated to the Brussels Public
School for track and field
medallions. $50 each was donated
to the Children’s Aid Society of
Huron County and the Amyotro
phic Lateral Sclerosis Society.
On Sunday, Sept. 9 there will be
a Zone C-l Convention at Branch
156 Seaforth. There will be a
parade at 1 p.m. All veterans are
urged to attend it possible.
Joan Miller
leads service
Joan Miller was worship leader
for the Sunday Service at Brussels
Mennonite Fellowship.
Anna Hemmendinger from Kit
chener who works with refugees for
the Mennonite Central Committee
gave the message. She stressed the
importance of crossing cultural
boundaries to develop relation
ships. In the afternoon and evening
the Church family gathered at
Martin’s Recreation Afea for a corn
roast as a “Welcome Horde” party
for the Greenwood family who have
been travelling extensively around
the world the last few months.
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