HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-11-28, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1990.
Christmas shopping
Brenda Nicholls, left, finds a simple way to do her Christmas
baking ... shopping at Brussels United Church’s annual
luncheon and bake sale, which was held last Thursday. Here,
Sheila Richards, helps Brenda load up her goodies for home.
Mrs. Nicholls along with other staff members of the Bank of
Commerce, took the opportunity to enjoy a home-cooked meal
during lunch hour as well.
10 tables at Brussels IOOF euchre party
Ten tables of euchre were played
on November 19 at Brussels IOOF
and Rebekah Lodge rooms.
The prizes went to: high lady,
Mary Clark; low lady, Kate Wilson;
high man, Bert Johnston; low man,
Mrs. Alice Nicholson; most lone
hands, Marion Young.
The next euchre party will be in
January.
Brussels
Mary and Jack Bryans have
received a letter from Duane Ainlay
stating that his father, John A.
Ainlay passed away on August 16
in his 83rd year.
John was the great-grandson of
Wm. Ainlay, the founder of Ainlay-
ville, which is now Brussels. He js
fondly remembered by many peo-
Legion
donates
BY SANDRA JOSLING
On Monday, November 19, there
was the general meeting of the
Brussels Legion. In attendance
were Ed Pyette, Deputy Zone
Commander and June Pyette, Zone
Secretary. A motion was put forth
for the following donations from
the Legion Nevada fund: Brussels
Santa Claus parade, $350; Salva
tion Army, $500; Town and Coun
try Homemakers, $25; and the Ted
Foster Memorial Christmas Tree
fund.
Also on Nov. 19 was mixed darts.
The winners were John Harrison
and Colleen Martin and second was
Jean Little and Adam Smith. High
scorer for the women went to Kitty
Rutledge and high scorers for the
men was Adam Smith. Next dart
night is Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. There will
be euchre at the Brussels Legion
Wednesday, Nov. 28, cost is $1.50
per person. Cards will start at 7:30
p.m. Everyone is welcome to play.
HEART
AND STROKE
FOUNDATION
OF ONTARIO
IMPROVING
YOUR ODDS
AGAINST
CANADA'S
#1 KILLER.
pie in Brussels. He was parade
marshall for the centennial celebra
tion in 1972. At that time he was
accompanied by his wife, Margar
et, and two granddaughters and a
grandson.
In 1987 he and Duane were here
for Brussels 115th homecoming.
For many years John was president
of the Petroleum Institute of Amer
ica. After retirement he travelled
throughout the U.S. as an expert
witness in court cases related to the
petroleum industry. The Ainlay
Tank Tester was his invention. In
younger years he entertained ser
vice clubs as an amateur magician.
Mrs. Ainlay predeceased him
seven years ago. Brussels’ friends
extend their sympathy to the
Ainlay family.
Note the time
change for the
CHILDREN'S BAZAAR
Dogs, Nuts, Tomatoes,
Weird Pencils, etc., etc.
Come see - We Gift Wrap
for waiting adults.
DON'T
FAYA
SPRING
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FINAL PAYMENT OF
TAXES DUE
DECEMBER 4/90
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Dec. 1st
at Brussels United Church
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this year
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