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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-11-23, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1988. Jack McCutcheon of Brussels updates the results board at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre Monday night. Hundreds gathered to celebrate the victory of Brussels’ Murray Cardiff in the Huron-Bruce riding in a federal election that also saw his Conservative government returned with a majority. Melville Guild sees demonstration Melville Guild met in the parlour of the Presbyterian Church on November 15 at 8 p.m. Fourteen members and three visitors were present. Joanne King and Mary Davidson were convenors for the meeting. Following the devotions Joanne read a story about Conrad, a cobbler, who was expect­ ing a visit from the Lord. Due to the absence of Mrs. Klaus of Walton who was unable to attend due to illness in the family, Joanne gave an excellent talk and demon­ stration on reflexology and deep­ muscle relaxation. Kathleen Semple invited the group to her home for the Christmas meeting. Each member is reminded tobring something for the lunch. The usual gift is to be given to the Nursing Home and poinsettias to the shut-ins. There will be a gift exchange at the Christmas meeting. Following adjournment, lunch was served. BABY SITTING COURSE IN BRUSSELS (St. John Ambulance) NOVEMBER29TH AT7P.M. You must be 12 years old by January 1989 Cost $4.00 Call 887-9231 to attend NOTICE BRUSSELS MUNICIPAL OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY, NOV.25 Hugh Hanly Clerk-Treasurer Brussels. BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH King Street Minister - Reverend Charles Carpentier Sunday - 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship November 20 Sunday School - Nursery Care Merchants plan shopping sprees There’ll be a chance to see just how fast Brussels shoppers can move when some lucky shopper in Brussels gets a one-minute shopp­ ing spree next Monday night as the Brussels Merchants’ Christmas Shopping Spree promotion gets underway. It will be the first of five shopping sprees sponsored by the 13 partici­ pating merchants (in addition four other Brussels businesses are sup­ porting the event). The winner of the shopping spree will have 30 seconds free shopping in each of the Brussels EMA and the Brussels Village Market stores (with certain limitations such as the fact that only three items of any one kind can be taken and the winner must be sure to get items from three designated areas of the store). Those who may not feel fast on their feet will be able to get a designated shopper to take their place. The shopping spree will take place each Monday night at 6 p.m. Draws to see who will win the spree will be held each Saturday at noon from entries deposited in the drum at the Brussels Post Office. Now thank we all our God who wondrous things hath done. ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA November27/88 AUBURN 8:30a.m. HOLY EUCHARIST Adventl Rev. Patt Nunn 887-9267 ‘ ‘ Waiting in Hope ’ BLYTH BRUSSELS 9:45a.m. 11:30a.m.Early Christmas for gardeners I Brussels New at Radford Auto REFINISHING PAINT GODERICH The Christmas meeting of the Brussels and District Horticultural Society was held in the library on November 14 beginning with a pot luck supper at 6:30 Forty members and guests sat down to the colourful tables decorat­ ed by the supper committee - Jane Grasby, Jane White and Florence McArter. Everyone was given a hearty welcome by the president, Jane White, followed by secretary’s and treasurer’s reports. Alice Bro­ thers made a motion that we enter a floatinthe SantaClaus parade on December 3 seconded by Alice McArter. A nominating committee of Jean Bewley, Jeanne Ireland and Isobel Gibson was proposed by Eleanor Hemingway. A discussion concern­ ing the Vera Frayne trophy for overall excellence at the August Flower Show took place with several suggestions being offered. The roll call was answered by “A Christmas Tradition in our Family carried on from year to year” which resulted in many interesting bits of information. An alternate response was “A Christmas Tradition from other Lands.” The door prize was won by Wilma Hemingway who, along with Judy Glen, had prepared the meeting. Margaret McLeod sang two beautiful solos, “Christ­ mas Lullaby” and “O Holy Night” and then led in the singing of carols. A Christmas decoration for your door knob was demonstrated by Debbie Trollop and everyone pre­ sent received materials with which to construction this gay little article. Judy Glen, who grows herbs, showed how to make a pretty angel from savory and an attractive Christmas wreath from sage and dried rose buds. DENTURE . 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