HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-11-04, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1987.
Brussels pitched in to help neighbours last week as many gave
generously to help Ken and Lynda Smith after their house was badly
damaged by fire. The Smiths with sons Blair [left, in Lynda’s arms J and
Cory survey the many donations at a shower at Melville Presbyterian
Church Thursday night.
Rebekahs install officers
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Mrs. Mildred Jacklin attended
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Edith
Lackie cn Friday, Oct. 30, one day
before her 88th birthday. Mrs.
Lackie had lived her entire life in
Mount E'gin except for the last
sixteen months while she was a
residentofthe Ingersoll Retire
ment Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ward of St.
Mary’s visited last Wednesday
with Mrs. Jean Higgins who is a
patient in Listowel Memorial
Hospital.
Hunting Season is now in full
swing so we will be seeing a lot of
hunters in orange safety clothes.
Visitors over the weekend with
Mrs. Jean Higgins were Mrs.
Mary Edgar of RR 1, Allenford and
Michael Edgar of Owen Sound.
Mary also visited with her dad at
the hospital, and payed a visit with
REMEMBRANCE DAY
SERVICE & BANQUET
WED., NOV. 11, 1987
AT THE par*.O
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Service attheCenotaphat 10:30 a.m.
Church service to follow atSt. John’s Anglican Church, Brussels
Banquetinthe Legion Hallat6:30p.m.
Banquettickets available atthe bar
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
Mrs. Winnifred Edgar and Jack
and Marilyn Higgins. John, Deb
bie and David Oliver of RR 1,
Clifford and Jerry and Ann Ward
also visited on Sunday.
Carl and Eleanor Hemingway
spent three weeks in Manitoba
visiting with Dr. Don, Bernice and
family.
Majestic Wl
holds euchre
The Majestic Women’s Institute
held a euchre party in the library on
Monday evening with seven
tables.
The prizes were as follows: high
lady, Mrs. Mary Lowe; high man,
John Lowe; low lady, Mrs. Jane
Devries; low man, John Simpson;
lucky chair, Mrs. Wilda Bailie;
most lone hands, Mrs. Marjorie
Ritchie; lucky cup, Mrs. Roberta
Simpson; lady’s birthday nearest
the date, Mrs. Mary Clark; man’s
birthday, Mrs. Doris McCall (play
ing as a man).
The next euchre party to be
sponsored by the Women’s Insti
tute will be held on November 30.
Noble Grand Leona Connelly
conducted the regular meeting of
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge.
Several letters were read re
questing donations, one to be sent
to Friendship Survival House of
Huron County and one to Brussels
Public School, also one to Humani-
tarion Services. The group was
invited to attend a dinner and
Fashion
show
winners
named
Brussels Legion Ladies Auxili
ary hosted a fashion show with
fashions from SomeThing Special
of Brussels on Thursday night at
the Legion Hall in Brussels.
The show was so popular that
everyone who wanted to come
couldn’t be accommodated. Area
women served as models while
Brian Elmslie was the master of
ceremonies. Mary Lou Johnston
and Leasa Yule provided the
music.
Winners of door prizes were
Patricia TenPas, Kathy Campbell,
Sheila Cousins, Martha Logan,
Cathy Marks, Marie Campbell,
Evelyn Blake, Mrs. Hamstra, Ella
Graber, Lyn Steffler, Yvonna Zyta
and Anne Williamson.
Nella & Wilma at
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meeting of Brussels, Morris and
Grey Industrial Committee, to
send delegates to Pilgrimage for
Youth meeting in Clinton, Nov. 12
also to Oddfellows Kentucky Fried
Chicken dinner Nov. 17. The
Christmas party date is Dec. .17.
The Variety Fair was reported as a
successful endeavour. A draw was
held on Saturday and winners were
Lois McCutcheon and Alice Mc-
Yoang’s
Clothing & Footwear
GIFT CERTIFICATE WINNERS
•Lynda Smith
•Carol Goodland
•Ruth Lowe
Young would like to thank
everyone for making her first
anniversary a success
Infants' - Children's - Ladies'
Turnberry St., BRUSSELS
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STORE HOURS:
Tuesday to Saturday
9a.m. -6p.m.
LADIES' WEAR St SHOES
Arter. All used items not sold were
picked up by Mission Services of
London.
After the closing of the Lodge,
the social committee conducted a
game. A draw was made for a
freshly-dressed chicken, with
Edna Pearson being the winner.
The lunch committee served a
delicious lunch of cake, ice cream
and tea.