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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1987-09-02, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1987. Despite nearly freezing to death in the early morning air on August 25, all four swimmers who tried out for their Bronze Cross lifesaving award at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Pool passed the test, administered by Paul Van Zant of Atwood, right. Above, Shaun Jacklin and Donald Hastings have just completed a “rescue” with victims Laurie Willie and Rob Veitch; in the next step, “rescuers” and “victims” changed places. Lessons at the pool ended August 21, while the facility closes for the season tomorrow [Thursday]. Heather Wilson honoured Approximately 75 friends, rela tives and former neighbours at tended a miscellaneous bridal shower for Heather Wilson in the Brussels Public Library on Tues day, August 25. The evening opened with cor sages pinned on the bride-to-be, her mother Bonnie, her grand mother Kate Wilson, her sister Linda and Heather’s future Brother, sister win at bowling The Brussels Bowling Club held their Jocal tournament for the Gerald Gibson trophy Thursday, August 27 with 22 members playing. Each man draws for his partner for the afternoon and for the second year in a row Jack Bowman drew his sister Mary Yuill and they won the trophy again. It is also thought that they are the oldest members of the Club. Congratulations Jack and Mary. Winners were Jack Bowman and Mary Yuill, first, three wins and 40; George Michie and Jane DeVries, second, three wins and 25; JimCoultesandLouise Bos man, third; Gerald Gibson and George Johnston, fourth; Clarence Hanna and Agnes Bieman, fifth; RossTurvey and Isabel Gibson, consolation. mother-in-law Mary Eadie. The program began with Eliza beth (Exel) Gascho singing a number ‘‘Perhaps Love” with Donelda Stiles accompanying her. A contest was enjoyed when Heather was excused from the room and the guests were asked questions about Heather’s attire. Donelda Stiles then played a piano solo ‘‘Blue Velvet”, and Joanne King accompanied her daughter Karla on the piano, while Karla sang a solo and also played the clarinet. A recipe for a ‘‘Happy Marri age” was read by Donelda Stiles and a memorable address was read by Joanne King. Heather was presented with lovely gifts and she gave a fitting reply. REGISTRATION for the BRUSSELS PLAYSCHOOL September 16,1987 10-12a.m. at Brussels Library Formoreinformation: BarbMutter887-6117 People Compiled by Marilyn Higgins Call887-6754 George and Helen Wesenberg of Graham Survey, RR3, Brussels celebrated their 46th anniversary on the weekend. The celebration wasaquietonebut more than 60 family members and friends had earlier attended a get-together in celebration of their anniversary. Don and Susan McNeil and family, Dave and Karen Hastings and family all of Brussels, John Williamson of Walton visited with Jim and Bonnie Bradley of Burling ton for a small family reunion. Other members of the family who were present were: Mac Baeker, Shari Baeker and Guy, Bob and Barb Coleman and family. Susan, Karen and Barb later visited Beth Baeker in Joseph Brant Hospital where she was recovering from a very severe broken leg. Karen and Dave and Krista Hastings then travelled to Memphis, Tennessee to visit Graceland then spent the rest of their holidays at Pine Lake Camp at Bayfield. A very pleasant day was spent on Grandisland N.Y. lastTuesday when Mrs. Lillian Moses, Mrs. Leola Hood and Mrs. Mildred Jacklin, accompanied by Mrs. Ada Thornton of Kitchener travelled there via Maxey Travel. A deli cious lunch and buffet dinner as well as numerous stage shows, a high diving quartet and the midway on Fantasy Island were all included. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thornton returned to Kitchener after spending three days with the Jacklins. Brussels Meals on Wheels will deliver meals starting September 8. New members may have the first meal free of charge. For informa tion call 887-6348. Barbara Brown attended the internment service Friday, Aug. 21 for Mr. G. Sivill of Arthur, Ont. Congratulations to Heather Baan of Walton and Heather Wheeler of Bluevale for passing the Royal Conservatory of Music Grade V Pianoforte with honours, both receiving 76 per cent. They are students of Mrs. Winona Martin of Brussels. 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BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS MOM’S SOFT MARGARINE 1 LB..69 SARANWRAP 15 M.1.29 CRISCO OIL 1 LITRE 2.49 CLOVER LEAF FLAKED WHITETUNA 61/2 OZ.2.19 ASSORTED VARIETIES POTATOCHIPS 200 G.1.59 MAPLE LANE HOMO OR 2% MILK 2 LITRE CARTON 1.99 BEEF OR CHICKEN HANDIMEALS 200 G.1.59 750 ML. PLUS DEPOSIT PEPSI OR DIET PEPSI ea. .49 2 LB. CELLO CARROTS bag 6g SPANISH ONIONS LB. .49 ONTARIO CAULIFLOWER .99 BASKETS OF ONTARIO GRAPES AND ONTARIO PRUNE PLUMS NOW AVAILABLE WESTON WIENER OR HAMBURG ROLLS 12’s 1.39 RASPBERRY OR CHOCOLATE SWISSROLLS 4's 1.29 HOME PRIDE UPPER CRUST WHITE BREAD 1.09 Campbell’s TOMATO SOUP 39 10 oz. Nescafe Instant Columbia or Viva Decaffeinated 6 oz. Viva PAPER TOWELS White or H 0 9 Champagne 8 Roll OPEN: Monday to WW f Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. I €2Friday nigMstHI 9 p.m. ■JF* Village Market ** DELIVERIES 887-9226 Special in effect until closing :: September 5, 1987. BRUSSELS WE RESERVE THE RIGHTTO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMALFAMILY REQUIREMENTS