The Citizen, 1991-05-29, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29,1991.
Brussels
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People
Worshipful Master Stephen
Betts, drew the fifth winning ticket
of Club 284‘s Early Bird Draws.
Winners of the $100 prize money
were Jerry and June White. Pro-
ceeds from the draw go to St.
John's Lodge #284's community
development project.
Ruth and Jim Axtmann and
Ruth's mother, Eleanor Heming
way, returned recently from a
three-week tour of the British Isles.
While there they visited with
Mary Hemingway in Featherstone,
Yorkshire, in the Isle of Wight,
ancestral home of the Knights and
in the Isle of Mull, home of the
Lamonts and the McNeils.
Auxiliary executive
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brussels Legion Branch appointed their slate of officers on Friday
night. Back row, from left: 1st Vice - Bonnie Brewer, Secretary - Barb Graber, Exec. - Doreen
Rutledge, Exec. - Bernice MacFarlane, and 2nd Vice - Helen Dobson. Front row: Treasurer -
Barb Knight, President - Jean Little, Sports Officer - Kay Duncan. Absent were Sgt.- at-Arms-
Mable Willis, Exec. - Verna Tunney and Exec. -Liz Sholdice.
Darters place 6th at B.C. contest
Bob Richardson and Eric Ross of
Branch 218 Brussels have returned
from an exciting dart weekend in
Vemon British Columbia. Bob and
Eric were representing Ontario for
the Dominion dart championships
in the doubles event.
Completing the team from
Ontario were four members from
the Winston Churchill Br. 3 (team
event) and one member from High
land Creek Br. 258 (singles event).
In the doubles Bob and Eric fin
ished sixth with only two points
separating them from the second
place team. With combined points
from the doubles, teams and sin
gles, Ontario placed first overall
with 49 points. Second was New
foundland with 48 points and
Alberta 47 points. This is the first
time in 11 years that Ontario has
held this title.
On Friday, May 24 the Brussels
Legion and Ladies Auxiliary had
their installation of new elected
officers. Taking office for the
Legion are: Allan Nichol, Presi
dent; Les Brewer, First Vice; Eric
Ross, Second Vice; Glenn Bridge,
Secretary; Service Officer, Ted
Elliott; Sgt.-at-Arms, John Grobbo;
and Ross Bennett, Past President.
Elected executive members were
Rob Burkholder, Kathy Burkhold
er, Debbie Trollope and Murray
Lowe.
Elected officers for the ladies
auxiliary were Jean Little, Presi
dent; First Vice, Bonnie Brewer;
Second Vice, Helen Dobson; Trea
surer, Barb Knight; Secretary, Barb
Graber and Sgt.-at-Arms, Mabel
Willis.
Elected executive members were
Liz Sholdice, Bernice MacFarland,
Doreen Rutledge and Verna Tun-
ney. Members were installed by
members of the Wingham Legion
Branch 180. A social time fol
lowed.
Wednesday, May 29 will be
euchre night at the Brussels Legion.
Cards will start at 7:45 p.m. Cost is
$1.50/pcrson. All are welcome.
Sunday, June 9 will be Decora
tion Sunday. Parade will form at
1:30 p.m. at the sixth line comer.
Service is at 2 p.m. at the Brussels
Cemetery.
On Wednesday, May 15 euchre
night was held at the Legion. Win
ners are as follows. High lady was
Isabel Alcock, high man, Dennis
Collins; low lady, Doreen Rutledge
Friendship Club meets
Relatively few members of the
Friendship Club gathered at the
Legion on Wednesday, May 15 at 1
p.m. After lunch, consisting of hot
dogs and a variety of desserts, the
meeting commenced with the Presi
dent Gerald Exel in charge.
After the opening ceremony a
short business period followed.
Mr. Exel moved that the June
meeting (June 19) be held in the
Common Room at Maple Villa at
1:30 p.m. and no lunch, seconded
by Sarah Stephenson.
The June meeting will be the
election of officers so a good repre
sentation of members is requested.
The meeting adjourned followed
by cards. High lady was Mary
Lowe; high man, Albert Quipp;
low lady, Marguerite Sanderson;
low man, Laura Fischer (playing as
a man); UNO winner was Doris
Hooper.
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lone hands for the ladies was
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Results of the Monday night
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and Lawrence Machan, second.
High shooter for the ladies was
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