HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-12-04, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4.1991.
People
Notice to Brussels Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Procter and
family have moved to Rancho
Santa Margarita, California.
Murray is the son of the late
Wilbert and Dorothy Procter.
Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Pearson.
Murray has accepted a position
with the American Division of
Avco Financial Systems Ltd.
Family attended from near and
far, the birthday of Eleanor Hem
ingway, including, Ray and his
family from Vancouver, Don and
his family from Manitoba and Lau
rel and family from Wawa, Ont.
Former students of Cranbrook's
two-room school, Edith Hadyn,
Gonie; Merle Bowes, Ethel; Marie
McTaggart, Brussels and Emyline
Steiss, Cranbrook enjoyed an after
noon of reminiscing about the good
old school days.
Ruth Axtmann served the after
noon tea for her mother.
Legion euchre team
qualifies for finals
BY SANDRA JOSLING
On Saturday, November 23 a
euchre team from the Brussels
Legion travelled to Lucknow to
participate in the Zone C-l finals.
Representing the Branch were Gor
don Nichol, Norm Dobson, Eric
Ross, and Bob Richardson. This
team qualified for the District finals
to be held in Goderich Branch on
March 28.
Tuesday night blind draw mixed
darts were held with the following
results: Lawrence Machan and
Dave Adams, first; Barb Elliott,
Adam Smith, and Bill Nethery, sec
ond. The ladies' high shooters were
Deb Cann and Kathy Cochrane
(100) and Bill Nethery and Dave
Adams (140) for the men.
Darts are held every Tuesday at
8:30 p.m. All are welcome.
Euchre was held on Wednesday,
November T1. High lady was June
JackLn and high man Bill Nethery.
Low lady was Vema Tunney and
low man, Frank Cardiff. Most lone
hands for the ladies was Helen
Dobson aNd for the men, Jim
MacLean. Most zeros was Shirley
Hopper and Mel Jacklin. The next
euchre will be held December 11 at
7:45 p.m.
The next executive meeting will
be December 9 at 8 p.m. The next
general meeting will be December
16 at 8 p.m. All members are urged
to attend. Your input is appreciated.
The Brussels Legion will be hav
ing a New Year's Eve Potluck
dance. Tickets are $5.00 per person
and can be purchased at Murray's
Barber Shop or at the Legion after
4 p.m. If you require more informa
tion call 887-6562.
NOTICE TO
BRUSSELS
P.U.C. CUSTOMERS
Temporary power interruptions will occur on
the East Side of Turnberry Street between Mill
Street and Market Street while work is being
done. Please be on notice until December 31,
1991. For further information please contact
the Municipal Office.
Thank You
Donna M. White
Manager-Brussels P.U.C.
A closer look
Ida Evans, left and Peggy Cudmore, both of Brussels,
inspect some of the unique craft items at the Mennonite
Fellowship International Craft Bazaar on Saturday.
Toastmasters tops
FINAL INSTALLMENT OF
TAXES DUE
DECEMBER 4TH 1991
s Donna White
Tax Collector
The Maitland Motivators Toast
master Club of Brussels was recog
nized as a top club at Toastmasters
Fall District Conference held
recently in Kitchener.
The club was presented with two
awards by Immediate Past District
Governor, Harold Usher. The local
public speaking club was recog
nized as a Select Distinguished
Club for acquiring a minimum of
6000 points in their 1990-91 year.
Points are awarded for members
who achieve their Competent
Toastmaster (CTM) status as well
as the club's accomplishments in
the areas of growth and leadership.
Friendship Club
On Wednesday, November 20
the club met in the Legion lounge
with a very poor attendance due
partly to the Institute meeting that
coincided the same day.
The President, Gerald Exel,
opened the meeting with words of
welcome and offered the prayer. A
tribute of one minute's silence was
held in memory of the late J. C.
McNeil, a long-time and ardent
member of the Royal Canadian
Legion.
To show appreciation, a motion
was made by Mary Lowe and sec
onded by Marsha Logan to make a
donation to the Canadian Legion
for the use of their lounge. On
motion by Verna Tunney and sec
onded by Martha Logan it was
decided to give a donation towards
the purchase of candy for the Santa
Claus parade.
A gift exchange will be held for
that meeting, also no admission
charge. Euchre and Uno followed
with the following winners: euchre
- high lady, Annie Thynne; low
lady, Isobcl Alcock; high man, Pat
Rowland; low man, Mary Lowe;
Uno - Vera Tunney.
The second award, the Governors
Select Club of the year, was pre
sented for being the club with the
most points in their membership
category in District 60 which con
sists of most of Ontario.
Local Toastmasters attending the
presentations were Sandra Mayber
ry, Mervin and Tillie Lichty, Frank
Procter and Allan Dettweiler, Presi
dent who accepted the awards on
the clubs behalf.
NOTICE TO
BRUSSELS RESIDENTS
ALL NIGHT STREET parking
Due to municipal snow removal operations, notice is
hereby given that the parking of cars on Village streets
during the winter months (December 1 - April 1) Is strictly
prohibited.
All vehicles must be removed from village streets and
from roadways of the municipality between the hours of 2
a.m. and 7 a.m. Violators will be prosecuted or will be
required to bear the cost of having their vehicle towed
away.
The owner of any such parked vehicle will be liable for
any damage to the said vehicle or to snow plow
equipment.
Donna M. White
Clerk-Treasurer
Rebekahs
The regular meeting of Morn
ingstar Rebekah Lodge No. 315,
Brussels, took place on Tuesday,
Nov. 26 with Noble Grand Leola
Hood presiding.
The date for the Lodge Christmas
party is set for Dec. 16 at 6:30 p.m.
in the lodge rooms.
A donation was made to the Chil
dren's Aid Society of Huron Coun
ty Christmas Bureau.
Once again our Lodge will par
ticipate in the Pilgrimage for Youth
program for which a speaker is
chosen at a speak-off in March to
attend the U.N. Assembly in New
York.
The Lodge has been invited to
Perth Star Lodge, Listowel on
December 12.
The next meeting is December