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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-05-31, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1989. A Rebekahs to join in decoration service Petition presented k petition was presented last Friday to Jim Fitzgerald, executive assistant to Jack Riddell, The Ontario Minister of Agriculture by members of the steering committee to save the Cal lander Nursing Home in Brussels. The members of the committee are: (Clockwise) Hugh Hanly, Ron Clarkson, Mac MacGowan (owner of the Callander Nursing Home), Karen Griffiths, Ross Bennett, Gordon Workman and Mary Stretton. The regular meeting of Morning Star Rebekah Lodge was well attended with Noble Grand Janet McCutcheon conducting the meet­ ing. Secretary Mary Lowe read the correspondence from Mission Ser­ vices, London; Brussels Library; Family and Children’s Services of Huron County; and the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, re - candi­ dates attending the Assembly in June. She also read an announce­ ment of inaugural meeting in Exeter on June 28. It was reported Jennie Turnbull had fallen and injured her elbow. The Oddfellow Rebekah Church Service is to be in Melville Presby­ terian Church, June 11 at 11 a.m. Rebekahs are to meet at the church. After lunch the Legion and Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion will join with the groups for the memorial service at the cemetery. Nomination of officers for the coming term was held. Four mem­ bers received the birthday honours. After closing Lodge the social committee conducted a silent auction and a delicious lunch was served by the lunch committee. BRUSSELS PLAYSCHOOL Pre-registration Forms Now Available CLASSESFOR3AND 4YEARSOLD Barb Mutter 887-6117 Brussels Phone 887-9114 or 523-4792 The Brussels Optimists received a grant of $6,257 from the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation under the Capital Conservation Program 1989-90. The money will be used towards the purchase and installa­ tion of new standards and lights at the Brussels Ball Park. Optimist President Don Craw­ ford said that lighting at the park has been a concern for some time as there are several black spots on the field and someone is going to be injured sometime if this isn’t corrected. The Optimists have been looking after the ball park for quite a while, and the lights for the diamond is one of the last big projects in town. The lights have been ordered and delivery should take about two months. It is hoped that the work will be completed by the end of August. Glen McKercher Construction has volunteered to do the neces­ sary backhoeing for the project and B & G Electric has offered to do the trenching for the underground wires. Both have donated their time. Maitland Reddi-Mix will also be assisting in some manner with the installation. Total cost for the lights is $18,000. The major fundraiser for this will be the Optimist’s dance on August 19. Entertainment is by the infamous Doug and the Slugs. Anyone else who is interested in donating time or money to this worthwhile community project, should contact Don Crawford or any Optimist member. It would really be appreciated. ***** A donation of $200 has been given to the Scouts by the Opti­ mists for the purchase of uniforms. Two hundred dollars was also given to St. John’s Ambulance for a resuscitation “Annie”. Ainsley Wilson and Ashley Gropp performed at their ballet recital which was held in Harriston Town Hall this past weekend. Ainsley attended performances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. While suffering from a case of chicken pox Ashley was only able to be present for the Saturday per­ formance. All three evenings were sold out. Ashley has been taking ballet for four years while Ainsley has taken for three.***** Blair Dickson, C1BC manager and Brenda Nicholls bank employ­ ee, will be presenting a cheque to Children’s Hospital live on CKNX television on Sunday, June 4 at 11:15 a.m. Fifty-five Brussels merchants generously donated gifts to be raffled and a total amount of $1,514.00 was made by the Brus­ sels branch. Mrs. Nicolls believes that that surpasses last year’s amount by $1,000. ***** Swimming will begin soon at Brussels and the list for summer lessons has been posted down at the Clerk’s office. ***** Mr. and Mrs. Dave Huether, Jeffery, and Kevin, Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tipple, Jonathan and Sarah, Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ritchie and Christopher, spent the weekend with their parents and Brian, Dianne Huether and Sandra and Sheri. They all attended the McDonald,-Dionne wedding at Duffs Church, Walton and the reception following at the B.M. & G Community Centre. On Sunday they were joined at Mary and Murray’s for a family dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Dave Miller, Strat­ ford; Mr. and Mrs. Don Riehl, Seaforth; and Mrs. Marie McTag- gart, Brussels. ***** Visiting over the weekend with Lawrence and Mildred Jacklin was her sister, Jean Noemer of Kitch­ ener. The latter two attended the 90th birthday of their aunt, Mrs. Ethel Thornton, at Woodingford Lodge in Woodstock and visited with many other relatives and friends who also attended. Ontario NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meet­ ing of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the VALHALLA INN, KING & BENTON STREETS, KITCHENER. ONTARIO on TUESDAY, JUNE 13th, 1989 at the hourof 10:00o'clock in the fore­ noon, at which time the Board will hear an application in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act, and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated, and the application will be entertained at the aforemen­ tioned location and time: Application For New Licence Sea Hut Corral 261 Turnberry Street North. Brussels Entertainment Lounge Licence AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application, shall make their sub­ mission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing, or in person at the time and place of the hearing. (Copies of written submis­ sions will be forwarded to the applicant) Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario, M5E 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT 032-LSG-584 PUT YOURSELF IN THE PICTURE! you will receive a FUJICOLOUR QUICKSNAP DISPOSABLE CAMERA WITH EVERY PURCHASE OVER $10.00 (WHILE SUPPLIES LAST) WE CARRY SIZES: 5-15 JUNIORS, 8-20 MISSY & 38-44 OVERSIZE The Fashion Boutique 423 TURNBERRY ST. Tues _SAT BRUSSELS 887-9811 9:3o:s:3O We would like to extend a special Thank You to our local merchants and area residents who helped us raise over $1,500 for Children's Hospital, London through donations of gifts, for our auction. Below is a complete list of Donations, Winners, etc. First Aid Kit donated by Cardiff & Mulvey Insurance, won by Tim Prior, Brussels; First Aid Kit donated by Howick Mutual Insurance [Mac Demaray], won by Ruth Galbraith, Brussels; Fire Extinguisher donated by Maitland Valley Insurance, won by Freda Pipe, Brussels; Light Bulbs donated by Frank Workman Electric, won by Greg Nicholls, Atwood; Sports Bag donated by Ken's Men's & Boy's Wear, won by Doreen Raymond, Brussels; Large Deluxe Pizza Gift Certificate donated by Brussels Hotel, won by Allison Rapson, Brussels; Flourescent Light donated by B & G Electric, won by Sheila Gulutzen, Brussels; 2 Padlocks donated by Parker Lock & Safe, won by Kelly Bauer, Waterloo; Quarter Horse Gift Pack donated by W-G Quarter Horses, Brian & Elaine Workman, won by Sharon Demaray, Brussels; Carved & Painted Duck Decoy donated by Dale Machan Plumbing & Heating, won by Irene Richmond, Brussels; Arctic Collection, Owl donated by Grey Owl Enterprises, won by Peggy Cudmore, Brussels; Arctic Collection, Eskimos donated by Grey Owl Enterprises, won by Peter Petrie, Brussels; Gund Bear donated by Just For You Gift Shop, won by Barb Graber, Brussels; Wooden Airplane donated by Murray Long Carpentry, won by Julie Harrison, Brussels; Wooden Truck donated by Murray Long Carpentry, won by Eva Wright, Brussels; Child's Avon Gift Pack donated by Karen Parker, won by Miles Dadson, Listowel; Towel Set donated by Henry Exel Construction, won by Stephanie Haasnoot, Gorrie; 20 Litres Gas donated by J. L. McCutcheon Motors, won by Colleen Postell, Monkton; 1 Bushel Apples Gift Certificate donated by Blake Orchards, won by Heather Williams, Brussels; Blow Dryer donated by Yoon Stores - Brussels Pharmacy, won by Amy Thomas, Brussels; Brass Picture Frame donated by Brussels 5c- $1.00 Store, won by Ross Veitch, Brussels; 1 Year Subscription donated by The Citizen, won by Max Demaray, Brussels; Birthday Cake donated by Golden Lantern Restaurant, won by Johnie VanBeek, Brussels; Crocheted Two Doilies donated by Kitty Rutledge, won by Teresa Befurt, Brussels; Case Pepsi donated by Brussels Village Market, won by Jean Workman, Brussels; Handknit Baby Outfit donated by Margaret Heatherington, won by Jim Broome, Wingham; Swimming Pool donated by Brussels E.M.A. Foods, won by Paula Bowles, Brussels; $15 Cash donated by Raymond Renovations, won by Edward Ovens, Brussels; Provincial & Book Wintario donated by Huron Feeding Systems, won by Sandra Machan, Brussels; $20 Lottery Pack donated by 21st Century Dairy Equipment, won by Claudette Campbell, Brussels; 2 Lube, Oil & Filter donated by Brussels Motors Inc., won by Wayhe Bentley, Brussels; Teddy Bear donated by MDL Doors, won by Ed Stewart, Stratford; Men's Avon Gift Pack donated by Karen Parker, won by Max Oldfield, Brussels; Women's Avon Gift Pack donated by Karen Parker, won by Lou Raynard, Brussels; $25 Gift Certificate donated by Brussels Auto Sales & Service, won by Ruth Ovens, Brussels; $10 Gift Certificate donated by Linda's Pre-Teen Scene, won by Bryan Neill, Brussels; 1 Doz. Carnations donated by Country Garden Flowers, won by Don Jacklin, Brussels; $7 Gift Certificate donated by George of Brussels, won by Jim Broome, Wingham; Car Oiling donated by McNeil's Auto Body, won by Don McDonald, Brussels; $25 Robindale's Gift Certificate donated by John Pennington Burner Service, won by Rick Demaray, Brussels; $20 Gift Certificate donated by Bachert Meats, won by Cody Nicholl, Brussels; Couch Potato donated by McDonald Home Hardware, won by Marie McIntosh, Brussels; Ball Cap donated by Brussels Variety, won by Michelle Blake, Brussels; Schneider's Antique Truck Bank donated by Thompson's Meat Market, won by Sue Robinson, Listowel; 1918 Ford Runabout Model donated by McGavin Farm Supply, won by Orvella Fleishauer, Atwood; 5 Free Movie Rentals donated by J.R.'s Shake Shoppe, won by Murray Siddall, Brussels; 5 Free Movie Rentals donated by J.R.'s Shake Shoppe, won by J. L. McCutcheon, Brussels; Lawn Seed/Fertilizer donated by Brussels Agromart, won by Jane White, Brussels; Handknit Ladies Vest donated by Barbara Brown Handknits, won by Rick Demaray, Brussels; Babies Handknit Outfit donated by Margaret Heatherington, won by Barb Mutter, Brussels; Sweatshirt donated by Total Demolition Inc., won by Kay Schmitt, Brussels; Sweatshirt donated by Total Demolition Inc., won by Vera McDonald, Brussels; Flashlight & Batteries donated by Radford Auto & Farm, won by James Jutzi, Brussels; Wooden Gift Box donated by H. J. TenPas Construction, won by MaryDouma, Brussels; Glasses donated by Howard Bernard - Petro Canada, won by Frank Stroop, Brussels; Framed Sheet of $1 Bills, age5 - kindergarten donated by CIBC & Oldfield Hardware, won by Jodi Semple, Brussels. Watch CKNX Sunday, June 4 at 11:15 a.m. for the official cheque presentation by Blair Dickson, Manager of CIBC Brussels and Brenda Nicholls, Administration Officer, CIBC Brussels. BRUSSELS 887-6521CIBC