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Teen Challenge Team
Novice Notables
The Teen Challenge Team from
Lambeth spoke at the Sunday
morning service at Brussels Men-
nonite Fellowship. The Teen Chal
lenge Farm works with people
facing drug and alcohol problems.
They have the amazing record of
86 per cent success rate for the peo
ple, in their care. Two young men
shared their experiences.
Tom Warner led the worship ser
vice and Lucy Hess led the congre
gational singing.
On Tuesday evening at the ladies'
monthly meeting, Wendy Martin
told of her experiences in Central
American countries on the mission
field. Marg Becker and Eleanor
Hemingway were in charge of the
meeting.
On Thursday evening the Ven-
ture Club held the weekly meeting,
as did the Adults' Upper Room
Group.
Next Sunday has been designated
as Prayer Sunday. The monthly fel
lowship meal will also be next Sun
day after the Christian Education
Hour.
Easy R.R.S.P.
Contributions
made monthly
To No Load Funds or
GIC's Min. $30.00
CARDIFF & MULVEY
Doug Sholdice
887-6100
887-9820
Three players of the Brussels Novice Houseleague were honored for their hockey talents at
the Bruseels Minor Hockey Banquet Sunday in the Brussels, Morris and Grey Arena. In the
front row, left to right, Mark Fischer holds up his most sportsmanlike trophy. Beside him, Tyler
Bragg displays his most dedicated trophy while Jason Armstrong shows off his most improved
trophy. Other members on the team are (middle, left to right) Al Bragg,Nolan Krotz and coach
Stephen Todd. Missing from the picture are Matt Elliott, Josh Gropp, Chris Blake and Tim
Harrison.
Youth darters play in tournee
BY SANDRA JOSLING
The Youth darters sponsored by
the Brussels Legion had a very suc
cessful day in Lucknow. Branch
109 hosted the District Youth darts
on Sunday, March 29.
Winning in the Tyke girls divi
sion was Lisa Coyne. Anita Little
was second. Both girls are from
Brussels.
In the Tyke Boys Division
Joshua Haycock clinched the first
place. In the Tyke doubles Joshua
and Ernie Haycock Jr. teamed up to
take the first place finish. And in
the Senior Girls division Deb
Richardson was top shooter. Con
gratulations to all participants.
On Sunday, March 29 Margaret
Jarvis competed in the Senior Divi
sion of the Legion District Public
Speaking contest. Speeches were
heard from the auditorium of the
Port Elgin Branch. Margaret, com
peting for both Branch 218 Brus
sels and 180 Wingham, had a first
place finish. This qualified her for
the next level; the Area finals in
Aurora on Sunday, April 5. A win
here will see her doing to the
Provincial finals.
The Blind draw mixed darts
results are as follows: Lawrence
Machan, Ken Rutledge, Dave
Adams first; Martha Logan and
Gord Jacklin, second; ladies' high
shooter, Colleen Martin (100) and
men’s high shooter Lawrence
Machan (133).
Darts are held every Tuesday
evening at 8:30 p.m.
Results of Wednesday, April 1
euchre night are as follows: high
lady, Deb Cann; high man, Albert
Quipp; low lady, Mary Huether;
low man, Bill Echmier; most lone
hands, ladies, Lois Hart and men's
lone hands, Gord Nichol.
The most zeros were had by
Shirley Hopper and Verna Tunney.
The next euchre night is Wednes
day, April 15 at 7:45 p.m.
The next excutive meeting is
Monday, April 13 at 8 p.m. This
general meeting is Monday, April
20.
On Friday, April 24, the branch
will be having their monthly Pub
Night. Post time is 9:00 p.m.
UCW hears story on
'A Gift of a Cross'
The March meeting of the Brus
sels United Church Women was
held at the United Church.
President Gertie Kellington wel
comed the ladies and read the open
ing from the Alert that was given at
the St. Marys Executive meeting.
Worship was given by Isabele
Wheeler and Joyce Jacklin. Lent
was the topic and a discussion was
held. Prayers were given and a
hymn sung. Isabel read a story
called, “A Gift of a Cross”.
The 30-year Celebration of the
U.C.W. will be held on May 24 at
11 a.m.
The calendar project for the
month of May was discussed.
The meeting closed with the
U.C.W. Benediction. Lunch was
served by hostess Luella Mitchell
and Ida Evans.
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Country Inn
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Thursday is SCHNITZEL NIGHT
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BALL REGISTRATION
April 9th & April 16th
at B. M. & G. Arena - 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
Any kids interested in umping, please
leave your name and phone number at
registration.
This year in lieu of collection taken at ball
games, registration has been increased
by $5.00 a child.
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