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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1992-01-22, Page 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22,1992. Legion teams compete in bowling tournament Mounds of fun BY SANDRA JOSLING On Saturday, January 1 1 the Brussels Legion Branch 218 sent two bowling teams to the Zone C-l finals held in Clinton Team mem bers were Dave McArthur, Murray Lowe, Les Brewer, Ken Josling, Eric Ross, Henry Gouthro, Sue Mastnak, Debbie Trollope, Anita Gouthro, Bonnie Brewer, Sandra Josling and Jayne Ross. If winning meant to have a great time then both teams were first, however, that didn't qualify them for the District finals to be held in Owen Sound. Better rolling next year. The Service Officer Mel Harper will be at the Branch on Feb. 19. If you have any inquiries about pen sions, Veteran's Affairs or dis ability pensions, he will be avail able to answer your questions. For more information contact Ted Elliott at 887-6014 or leave a mes sage at the branch. The Legion is organizing a Mystery Bus Trip. If you are inter ested in joining us on Saturday, Feb. 8 contact the Legion at 887-6562. All are welcome. Bus leaves at 12:15. Results of this week's mixed dart night is as follows. Alex Henderson and Dave Adams first, Lawrence Machan and Barb Elliott, second. High shooter for the ladies was Martha Logan and tied for the men with 140 score was Lawrence Machan and Gordon Jacklin. Wednesday, January 22 is Euchre night at the Legion. Cards begin at 7:45 p.m. Cost is $1.50/person. All are welcome to play. You didn’t have to go far after last week's blizzard conditions to find a hill for tobogganing as Patrick Gilkes of Brussels, front, and his buddy Joshua discovered. Drifting and blowing snow had piled mounds of the fluffy stuff in almost everyone's back yard. NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS IN THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS Toronto woman speaker at UCW 1992 Dog tags are now available at the Municipal office. All dogs must be licensed according to By-Law #17-1987 being a by-law to license dogs and prohibit the running at large of dogs. The January meeting of the Gen eral U.C.W. of Brussels United Church was held Wednesday, Jan. 8 at the home of Laura Barbour with 16 ladies present. A welcome was given followed by a poem “A True Story” by President Gertie Kellington. The secretary's report was read and approved. The treasurer's report, Steward's report and social report were given by the ladies responsi ble for these. Letters were read from the shut-ins. Worship was led by Gertie Kellington, opening with a New Year's poem. The hymn “O God Our Help in Ages Past” was sung. The scripture was from Isaiah 65, verses 17-18. A reading, “A New Year Is” was given. The hymn “Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah” was sung. A skit of New Year Resolutions was performed by Betty Campbell, Joyce Jacklin and Gertie Kellington. Discussion followed. The hymn “I Need Thee Mennonites hold child dedication On Sunday, January 19, Pastor Tom Warner continued the series of sermons on “Humbleness, Heaven and Healing” al Brussels Mennonite Fellowship. He stressed that Prayer is a see ing and hearing experience. A little child often demands that an adult not only listens to him but also stops whatever he is doing to look at him. Thus full attention is given to the child. Likewise God gives us full attention when we pray. He looks and listens to us. There is also a need for us to focus all our attention and senses on Heaven. to the Lord at the Sunday Service. The Ladies' group will meet for the monthly meeting on Tuesday evening at the Church. The Venture Club for Community Children will also hold the weekly meeting Thursday evening, and while that meeting is in progress the Upper Room group of interested adults will also meet. The Youth group will be providing babysitting ser vices for families of small children on Friday evening so that the par ents may have a “Parents Night Out”. The Men's Fellowship and Breakfast will be held Saturday, January 25. All men from the area are welcome. If interested contact Bruce Campbell or Ross Heming way for details. Every Hour” was sung. Prayer and offering closed the meeting. Thanks was given to the ladies who took part in the morning service on January 12. Nelva Scott gave the introduction to the guest speaker, Lynn Westwood from Toronto, who spoke about her mis sion work in Russia and other places. Also taking part were Luella Mitchell, Sarah Stephenson, Joan Bernard, Joyce Jacklin, Jean Bridge, Helen Wheeler, Pat Watson and Audrey Cardiff. Special thanks was given to Ruth Sauve for mak ing up the bulletin for the service. The order of service was from the Fall Exchange Journey into Faith celebrating the 30th anniversary of United Church Women. The fee schedule to be paid shall be: a) if the dog is a male or a spayed female a fee of $8.00 b) if the dog Is female, a fee of $10.00 c) for a second female a fee of $15.00 d) for a second male or spayed female a fee of $10.00 Proof of rabies vaccination must be shown at time of tag purchase. The owner shall within* 10 days of becoming such owner, and thereafter within the first 60 days of each calendar year cause it to be registered, numbered, described and licensed at the office of the Clerk. Failure to license your dog will result in a $25.00 fine. Donna M. White Clerk-Treasurer Village of Brussels A child is a gift from God. 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