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Cooking
Brussels Public School teachers, Bill Teall and Denise Nethery, along with student Adam Carr
were busy cooking for the crowd of people who turned out for the first Back-to-School
barbecue held last Thursday evening.
Legion hosts Pub Night, Fri.
BY SANDRA JOSLING
This week is Legion Week
September 15-21.
The Legion would like to make
the public aware of the different
classes of memberships you may be
eligible to join in the Royal Cana
dian Legion. These being: 1.
ORDINARY memberships, these
are persons whom have served or
are serving in the Armed Forces,
The Royal Canadian Mounted
Police, Militia and Commissioned
Officers on the Cadet Instructor
list. 2. ASSOCIATE membership,
these are a spouse of an Ordinary
or Life member, the son or daugh
ter of an Ordinary or Life Member,
or anyone who has served three
years in the Canadian Armed
Forces Cadet Groups. 3. FRATER
NAL Affiliates, these are persons
not eligible for Ordinary or Associ
ate membership to be Affiliated to
the Branch Fraternal for social and
Educational purposes. All persons
eligible for membership in the
Royal Canadian Legion would be
very welcome. Anyone wishing
more information can phone the
Brussels Legion at 887-6562 after 4
p.m. Monday to Friday or after 12
noon on Saturdays.
The Brussels Branch will be open
to the public for a social Pub Nite
Friday, Sept. 20 at 9 p.m. Euchre
will be held Wednesday, Sept. 18 at
7:45 p.m. Cost is $1.50 per person
with lunch being served. All are
invited to play.
Results of our Monday night fun
darts are: Bill Nethery and Dave
Adams, first; Kitty Rutledge and
Debbie Cann, second; High shooter
for the ladies was Kitty Rutledge
(121) and for the men Adam Smith
(126).
Brussels boasts new business
Brian McKnight has recently
opened a new upholstery business
in Brussels. McKnight Upholstery
is located at 454 Tumberry St.
Mr. McKnight brings 17 years of
experience to the trade, having
worked for such companies over
the years as Lazy Boy, Flexsteel
and Kroehlers.
He began upholstering as a work-
related hobby, using his kitchen
table as a work place, and soon dis
covered there was an overwhelm
ing demand for his services, he
Trust, roll call at
WMS meeting
said.
In addition to home furniture
restoration, McKnight Upholstery
offers automotive upholstering,
antique restoration, frame repair,
cushion replacement and wood
restoration. Workmanship is guar
anteed 100 percent and Mr. McK
night will pick-up and deliver free
of charge.
RASPBERRIES
The September meeting of
Melville W.M.S. was held in the
church parlor with eight members
and one visitors answering the roll
call within a Bible verse containing
the word “trust”.
Helen Elliott, the President,
opened the meeting with a poem “I
could not find a step” and prayer.
Hymns were sung with Helen
Elliott al the piano. The secretary's
report was given by Ruby Steiss
and the treasurer's report by Isabel
Adams. Collected E M.A. slips are
to be handed in at the October
meeting. Leona Armstrong gave a
paper on “The Sound of the
Drums”. Ruth Martin led in prayer.
Helen Elliott showed pictures of
people who worked in the W.M.S.
book rooms at Don Mills and Helen
also gave a talk on Japan. The
scripture from Matthew, chapter 5,
verses 3-16 were read in unison.
Leona Armstrong read about
“Great Granny” and her stay in
Oshkosh at the airplane show and
meeting relatives at Sauli Ste.
Marie and attending a reunion.
Helen Elliott closed the meeting
with prayer. Lunch was served by
Helen Elliott and Ruby Steiss and a
social time enjoyed.
FALL CROP
Pick your own or Ready-
picked. Now ready!
In the Brussels area
For more information Call:
J. & D. Hunter
887-9783
NOTICE TO BRUSSELS
RESIDENTS
THERE WILL BE A GARBAGE PICK-UP DAY FOR
"LARGE ITEMS" held on Wednesday, September
25, 1991. All items must be set out at the curb by
12 noon on this date. All regular garbage should
be set out by 8:00 a.m.
Thank you,
Council of the Village of Brussels
Two local residents participated
in the Wingham Terry Fox Run on
Sunday, September 15.
Dianne Huelher and Gary Pipe,
along with approximately 80 other
participants, completed the 10 kilo
metre route in lower Wingham in
100 minutes.
The pair collected a combined
total of over $500 in pledges to
support this Canadian Cancer Soci
ety fundraiser.
Congratulations on a job well
done!
Members of the Brussels 11 Mite
Boys' baseball team challenged
their moms to a year-end game on
September 10 at the arena diamond.
It was a good close game, but
better yet, a fun experience for both
sides. Members of the Mite team
are: Dale Martin, Adam Albers,
Philip Leger, Matthew Elliott, Joel
Kellington, Nathan Garland, Brian
Oldfield, Kevin Mutter, Robbie
Kerr, Stephen Todd, Brandon
Gravestock, Tyler Bragg, and
Joshua Gropp.
Playing on the moms' team Tues
day, were: Yvonne Albers, Mary
Jane Leger, Stephanie Kellington,
Linda Garland, Darlene Oldfield,
Barb Mutter, Delores Kerr, Lois
Todd, Barb Bragg and Bonnie
Gropp.
After the game, coaches Wayne
Todd and Joe Kerr and their fami
lies treated the players to hot dogs,
pop, and chips.
Mrs. Winona Marlin was in
Exeter on Saturday to attend the
funeral of her niece, Mrs. Norah
(McInnis) Taylor.
Let us reserve your
Adult Apartment today in
Beautiful Brussels
RETIREMENT
LIVING AT ITS
BEST!
•fully equipped to safely
accommodate seniors
•wheelchair accessible
•upgraded kitchen and
bathrooms
•units approx. 825 sq. ft.
•close to downtown
•$600/month & utilities
291-4648
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
EMERGENCY
First Aid Course
1 Day Only Saturday, September 28
8:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Brussels Fire Hall
Call
Marlene Richmond Doug Sholdice
887-6797 887-9820 or 887-6100
REGISTRATION
BRUSSELS
FIGURE SKATING CLUB
^-THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 26
7 - 8:30 P.M.
DOWNSTAIRS AT THE
B. M. & G. COMMUNITY CENTRE
If you are unable to attend registration
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