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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1987-11-11, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1987. Mike Bridge of Brussels got a nasty scare as his car burst into flames as he was driving west on County Road 16 Friday night. Brussels firemen were soon on the scene, and there were no injuries, despite the car being a write-off. Brussels Fire Chief Howard Bernard said no cause of the fire had been determined. Council supports Optimists on sign Melville WMS learns about Nepal The November meeting of Mel ville Women's Missionary Society was held in the church parlor with 10 members present. Helen Elliott the president opened the meeting with a prayer for Peace. Wilma Hemingway was at the piano for the singing of hymns. The roil call was answered with verses containing the world “peace”. The secretary’s report was given by Ruby Steiss and the treasurer’s report by Evelyn Mair. People Compiled by Marilyn Higgins Call887-6754 On Monday, Nov. 2, a one day bus trip arranged through Marg Burkhart of Lucknow was thoroughly enjoyed by Evelyn Demaray, Mildred Jacklin and Debbie Cann of Brussels and Ada Thornton of Kitchener. Included was a delicious smorgasbord din ner at Carl’s Steak House in Cc\mbridge, followed by a two-part stage show at the Capitol Theatre in Brantford by the Scott’s Oquaga Lake, N.Y. and the Hawaiian Show from Pittsburgh, PA. Attending the same shows were Jean Ireland and Mary Huether. Visitors with Lawrence and Mildred Jacklin on Sunday were her sister Margaret Lindner and friend Walter Schluetter of Water loo. Mrs. Norma McNair of London and Mrs. Jean Bridge attended the funeral of the late Irene Pease then visited with Mrs. Stan Spieran and Mr. Alvie Higgins who are both patients in Listowel Hospital. Don’tforget to attend the benefit dance on Friday, Nov. 13 for Ken and Lynda Smith and family who lost their home by fire recently. Ladies are asked to please bring lunch. Mary (nee McKellar) and Wil liam Jarema of Stratford visited with cousins Mary and Murray Huether on Sunday. Other mem bers of the McDonald family called at the Huether home as Mary Jarema is currently researching the McDonald family tree. On Sunday, November 1, baby Nicholas Campbell, son of Laurie and Debbie, and wee brother of Corey and Tyler, was baptized at the Brussels United Church by Rev. Carpentier. Relatives and friends attending were: Jack and Elizabeth Coultes, Kevin, Blaine and friends of Kincardine; Freda Pipe, Ivan, Betty and Julie Camp bell, John and Merle Cousins all of Brussels, Roy and Reta Cousins of Newmarket, and Mae Campbell of Seaforth. Following the service, Laurie and Deb served a bountiful meal at their home. A letter was read by Margaret MacLeod from Ellen Waldock telling about her work in Zambia. Evelyn Mair took up the collection and Helen Elliott gave the offerat- ory prayer. A poem on “Thirty days hath November” was given by Margaret MacLeod. The script ure from John, chapter 5, verses 1-13 were read by Evelyn Mair. The topic was on Nepal whose people are mostly Hindu and on Congratulations to Dave and Annette Stephenson on the arrival of their baby boy Tate, a wee brother for Kyle. Congratulations to Brenda and Gerry Wheeler on the arrival of their son Brent, a wee brother for Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noble of Hanover stayed for a few days with Mrs. Jean Higgins and also visited Alvie at the hospital. 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