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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1989-01-11, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1989. a" icniou Brussels Royal Canadian Legion Branch 218 Ladies Auxiliary President Jayne Ross, right, was presented with the new Ladies’ Auxiliary Charter by Provincial Command Vice-president Evelyn Carroll, during the official re-opening of the Brussels Legion on Saturday. The original Charter was destroyed in the fire which gutted the building last July. Brussels council briefs Commercial building fee set Majestic W! holds euchre The Majestic Women’s Institute held their euchre party in the library on Monday evening with nine tables playing. The prizes were as follows: high lady, Ann Smith; high man, Ross Dryers to heat wash water Ontario Hydro will test a new heat pumn/heat recovery system at its Orangeville trades training centre next year. The system will use waste heat from clothes dryers to heat water for washers at the centre’s laundry facility. The training centre operates like a small hotel, with a commercial-size laundry facility on-site. Over the next few months the heat pump system will be installed to draw excess heat and humidity from the dryers and laundry area and use it to heat water. It’s expected almost all the energy currently needed to heat water will be provided by the heat pump, savingenergyandmaking the work area more comfortable for staff. Cunningham; low lady, Mildred Perrie; low man, Alberta Simpson (playing as a man); nearest birthday, Vera Hastings; lucky cup, Jane Devries. A good time was had by all and lunch followed served by Margue rite Krauter, Evelyn Mair, Marie McCutcheon and Doris McCall. The next W.l. euchre party will be held on Tuesday, February 7. Brussels People Compiled by Marilyn Higgins Call 887-9089 Ross and Kay Duncan have returned home after spending the holidays with their two sons Larry andfamilyof Broadview, Saskat chewan and Jim and family of Russell, Manitoba. Brussels Village Council decided at its January 3 meeting to charge a $50 fee for a building permit on commercial renovations. The deci sion was made so Council could recover some of the cost of the building inspector’s fee. ***** Brussels Council found a space in the Brussel’s Library for an extend ed service office for the Ontario Provincial Police. A policeman from the Wingham OPP Detachment will use the office occasionally during the week. Services, such as this one, are starting in various small towns to allow the community and the police accessibility to each other. »fc He Me de Councillors decided they were fed up with the high fees of the auditors presently employed by the village. “Other municipalities don’t pay as much as Brussels does,” Reeve Workman said. Council decided to send out letters inviting tenders for next year’s audit. The cost of the auditing has been an ever present thorn in Reeve Workman’s side. “We’ve taken a real ruckin’ from these auditors,” he said. 4c afc He 4c afe Council has decided to liven up Lion’s Park by planting three trees in the park. The decision was made after a concerned Brussel’s resident offered to take care of the little trees until they would survive on their own. A request for a picnic table was made but Council recalled the last at our Brussels Chapel BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS Monday -10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Tuesday - Closed Wednesday -10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Thursday -10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Friday -10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Saturday - Closed Sunday - Closed Photo Special time there were picnic tables in the park they were found floating down the river, and decided they didn’t want a repeat occurrence.***** Several complaints have been made to council about snowmobile courtesy. Council is asking snow- mobilers to not snowmobile on private property. If their wishes aren’t complied with, Council says they will be forced to ban snowmobil- ing in designated areas.***** Councillor Mary Stretton men tioned to the Council that the recreation representatives of Brus sels were not paid for attending meetings, but recreation represen tatives for Grey and Morris town ships were paid. Council voted to pay the representatives $15 a meeting, WATT’S FUNERAL HOME Stephen and Lynn Betts cordially invite you to an Sat. Jan. 14 2 pm-4 pm at our Gorrie Chapel or Sat. Jan. 15 2 pm-4 pm Everyone is Welcome to Come & Visit and incorporate the decision into the by-law. ii.e recreation representa tives for the village of Brussels are Mary Stretton (elected member), Steve Coulter, Max Demaray, and Gordon Stephenson. WIN $1200 TRAVEL VOUCHER SAT.,FEB.11,1989 BRUSSELS OPTIMISTS VALENTINE DANCE & DRAW $8. perticket AVAILABLE FROM ANY OPTIMIST MEMBER ‘ ‘Taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the man ■who takes refuge in him. ' [Psalm 34:8] WMiT TO BE PART OF A NEW CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP? COME TO BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL Sundays at 11:00a.m. Rev.Victor Jamieson 887-6858 ,/A\ BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH King Street \<$> / Minister-Reverend Charles Carpentier Sunday, 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship January 15 Minister’s Subject - “The one common gift.” Sunday School - Nursery Be still and give God some of your time. ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA January 15/89 HOLY EUCHARIST Rev. Patt Nunn 887-9267 Epiphany 2 Blyth 9:45 a.m. Brussels 11:30 a.m. & Church School Please allow extra time for delivery during special. Applies to full frame negs only. 2nd Set of Prints FREE! C41 COLOR PRINT FILM ONLY SIZES 110, 126, 35mm &. DISC OFFER EXPIRES: Jan. 11 -14 LEAVE YOUR FILM WITH US'