HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-10-26, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1988.
Brussels’ Glen Bridge, District “C” Commander of the Royal Canadian Legion [far right] is flanked by his
Deputy District Commander, Don Stenden of Lions Head, Brussels Legion Building Committee Chairman
Murray Lowe, and Zone C-l Commander Steve Maguire of Clinton as he announces donations totalling
over $10,000 for the local Legion’s Building Fund at Friday’s Benefit Dance at the BMG Community
Centre.
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Mrs. Barbara Knight and Mrs.
Ruby Steiss were in Windsor for
the weekend attending the gradua
tion of Miss Donelda Stiles who
was graduating from Teachers’
College with a Bachelor of Educa
tion.
A large congregation of mem
bers and friends attended the
112th Anniversary Service at
Brussels United Church on Sunday
morning.
The Sacred Heart Folk Church
Choir from Wingham were guests
and provided music that was
joyfully sung and enthusiastically
received. The children’s story,
floral arrangements, and the con
gregational hymn singing all add
ed to the “special feeling’’ of the
day. Reverend Charles Carpen
tier’s sermon “Fullness of Life’’
was well presented and most
suitable for the occasion. After
church many of the congregation
stayed to enjoy the Stone Soup
served by members of the Sunday
School.
The balance of the lunch was
prepared by the United Church
Women. A special thank you to
everyone who helped make this
112th anniversary a very special
day.
Wl holds
first euchre
party
On October 18, the Majestic
Women’s Institute held their first
card party of the season. There
were seven tables filled.
Prizes went out to ladies’ high.
Cheryl Elliott; ladies’ low, Jane
DeVries; men’s high, Ross Britain;
men’s low, Mel Jacklin; table
prize, Margueritte Sanderson and
Edna McLellan; lone hands,
ladies, Lois Hart; men’s lone
hands, Glenna Stephens. Birth
days were Rick Elliott and Mary
Clark.
Lunch was then served.
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