HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-03-22, Page 41PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1989.
Patty Knight, Shane Wilson and Sean Jacklln, members of the Brussels Legion Pipe Band check out the new kilts that
were part of the 10 uniforms acquired by the band from the Ontario Ministry of Culture and Communications through a
provincial grant of $2,000. The band itself raised $10,000.
Winners announced at euchre
Brussels planters plan
The Rebekah Casserole Supper
Euchre was well attended and all
enjoyed a delicious meal followed
by ten games of euchre.
Prize winners were: high, Ruth
Johnston, Marguerite Sanderson;
low, Wilda Bailey, Jean Ireland.
Other prizes were won by Luella
Mitchell, Sarah Stephenson and
June Jacklin.
The next Oddfellow Rebekah
euchre will be held March 27.
Twenty-two members attended
the Brussels and District Horticul
tural meeting held on March 13 in
the library.
Wilma Hemingway accompanied
the singing of O Canada on the
piano and the president, Jane
White welcomed all to the meeting.
The secretary’s and treasurer’s
reports were read as well as
correspondence regarding the Dis
trict Annual to be held on April 8 at
Douglas Point. Ruth Sauve report
ed on the planning meeting she and
the president had attended in
Kincardine. Ila McLarty’s phoning
list will be taken over by Isabel
Adams.
Wilma Hemingway moved that
the Society plant flower beds at the
medical building this year. Debbie
Trollop reported that the Girl
Guides would like to help with the
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Friends and neighbours of Gra
ham Work will be glad to hear he is
home from hospital following a
serious accident at Brussels Live
stock sales barn March 10. A cattle
beast slammed into a gate which
hit Graham sending him several
feet through the air.
He was rushed to Wingham and
District Hospital where he remain
ed for more than a week, the first
part of it in intensive care. One
observer commented he was lucky
to be alive from the accident.
planting and the Brownies will look
after the bed west of the library.
They also will plant seeds as they
did last year.
It was felt that the bed at the
clerk’s office needs additional
background bushes and it was
moved by Eleanor Hemingway,
seconded by Iona Moore that the
Society spend this extra money.
The Horticultural Society received
with thanks the sum of $500 from
the town council to help with these
plans.
Eight members expressed a de
sire to attend the District Anntial.
Wilma Hemingway led in the
singing of Irish songs accompanied
at the piano by Freda Pipe. Mrs.
Gladys Elsmore told how flower
arranging has changed over the
years and made a beautiful
arrangement which was presented
to Iona Moore in honour of their
40th wedding anniversary on
March 18.
The door prize was won by Laura
Barber and refreshments were
served by Jean Bewley assisted by
Florence Me Arter and Jane Gras-
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