HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-04-22, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1992.
Brussels Mennonites celebrate Easter
Easter weekend proved a busy
one at Brussels Mennonite Fellow
ship. The Venture Club met Thurs
day evening and enjoyed an
evening based on the Easter theme.
On Saturday morning about 175
guests gathered for the wedding of
Ratsomy Larprom and Vong
Frichilthavong. Special music was
provided at the service by the
bride's sister, Suvany and Manivan
Larprom. A noon meal followed in
the Church Fellowship Hall.
On Easter Sunday, the Youth
Group hosted a breakfast and a sun
rise service at 7:30 p.m. Lyall
Winger was worship leader for the
service. The youth put on a skit and
Alice Marlin's Sunday School class
(grade three) recited the Easter
Story from the scriptures in unison.
Rob Demaray had a story for the
children.
Pastor Tom Warner gave a mean
ingful sermon at the regular 9:30
service, following the Easter theme.
Margaret MacLeod sang a solo
accompanied by Alice Brothers on
the piano. Lena Siegers led the con
gregational singing.
On Tuesday evening, April 21,
Esther Epp-Thiesson of MCC
(Mennonite Central Committee)
spoke to the ladies at their monthly
meeting. She discussed what MCC
is doing for Women's concerns and
talked also about abuse.
On Saturday, April 25, the Youth
will hold a “Get Your Bikes Fixed”
session at the Church. If your bike
Brussels
requires minor repairs, bring it to
the Church Saturday 10:00 - 3:00
and the Youth will see what they
can do. This is a free service.
Gary Martin leaves later this
month for a three month stay in
Guadeloup, Haiti, where he will be
learning more about the culture and
learning some of the language of
that area.
People
.OVER
2ND WEEK
“BETTER THAN
‘HOME ALONE,’
‘BEETHOVEN’ IS
A RARE JEWEL!”
- Bonnie Harvey, MOVIEGUIDE
The head of the family is
the one with the tail.
FRI.-THURS.
APRIL 24
MAY 01
FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 RM.
SUN.-THURS. 8 P.M.
SUN. MATINEE
The Morning Star Rebekah
Lodge sponsored its last euchre
party on Monday, April 13.
Winners were: high lady, Lois
Hart; high man, Martha Logan
(playing as a man); low lady, Mary
Huether; low man, Les Knight;
most zero's, Albert Quipp; closest
birthday, Margaret McCutcheon,
door prize, man, Gamer Nicholson
and lady Marjorie Ritchie.
Jeff Huether of Brampton played
for the Brampton Maroons Major
Atom ‘AAA’ hockey team which
was recently defeated in the
O.M.H.A. finals by London. Prior
to the finals Brampton defeated
Chinguacousy, Oakville and Wind
sor.
Earlier in the year they won the
London tournament defeating the
same London team that beat them
in the O.M.H.A. finals.
BRUSSELS LADIES
SLOW-PITCH
2 P.M.
Matinees: All Seats s3.50
If Interested contact:
Michelle 887-6071
Corrie 887-9820
Tammy 887-6956
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Yuill family attends
awards show taping
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1991 -1992 BRUSSELS LIONS
HOCKEY DRAW RESULTS
The Brussels Lions Club thanks all those people who
purchased tickets in this year’s Hockey Draw. Listed
below are the names of the winners.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Allen Den go; Amanda, Meghan, Kyle McCooey; Ashley Sholdice; Bob &
Debbie Thomas; Bob Pearson; Bonnie & Barry Hicks; Bradley & Benjamin
Keffer; Brett, Scott & Matt Clarkson; Brian McGavin; Bruce & Doris McCall,
Bruce Raymond; Bryan Finlayson; Chuck & Joyce Lake; Curtis & Kevin
Mutter; Dale Wanless; Dan Pearson; Dave & Jeff Lewington; Dave
McClinchey; David Kemp; Doc & Nora Stephenson; Don Bray; Don Martin;
Don Nolan; Dorothy & Gert; Doug & Jeanne Kirkby; Doug Shaw; Earl
Grisdale; Emily & George Cousins; Erica & Natasha McDonald; Fred &
Karen Uhler; George & Pat Langlois; Gerry Dillow; Grant & Darren
Elligsen; Greg Harvey; H. J. Ten Pas; Hank Coleman; Harvey Shaw; Henry
Exel; Henry Gouthro; Herman Whitfield; Howie Morton; Hugh Campbell;
Jack & Esther McCutcheon; Jane & Gary McCutcheon; Jason
Breckenridge; Jay & Stacy Hahn; Jeremy Van Keulen; Jim & Dona Knight;
Jim Axtmann; Jim Patterson; Joe & Ethel Brewer; John & Edith Pipe; John
& Irene Blake; John Mitchell; Kang & Young Yoon; Karen & Krista
Hastings; Karen Bridge; Keith & Pam McLean; Ken Franklin; Ken Higgins;
Ken Pethick; Larry Rea; Leanne Armstrong; Uoyd Michie; Uoyd Moore;
Lois Thompson; Mary & Maurice Douma; Mary Ten Pas, Max & Jean
Oldfield; Max McLellan & Bill Gallaher; Maynard Hoegy; Mel Craig; Mel,
Jennifer & Kathy Laurie; Michael & Jennifer McDonald; Michael & Lori
Malhlot; Michael Alexander; Miss Bonnie Godden; Murray Cardiff; Murray
Huether; Myra Harvey; Nell Williamson; Nettle Grower; Norma Hoegy; Paul
Machan; Pete Exel; Phil Parsons; Ralph Pearson; Ray Purdy; Rene
Richmond; Robert, Ann & Ryan Laurie; Ron Tinkler; Ruth Machan; Steve
Coulter; Stewart Stelss; Vai & Mike Watson; Wally Gravlston & Orval Bast;
Wayne Todd; Willie & Mitch; Willis Knight; Wilma Munro.
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ting a crew together, oversee set
building, graphics and animation.
Twenty-three television broadcast
graduates were involved in the pro
ject the project.
Work began on the production in
September with the taping of the
black tie affair at Mohawk College
theatre on April 10.
Mr. Yuill set up base in a $3.5
million mobile unit outside the the
atre. The show, which was attended
by his father, Jim, brother Gary,
aunt and uncle Jaunita and Doug
Dale, girlfriend Michelle Riley of
Teeswater and Gary's girlfriend
Natasha Muschied of Wingham,
went smoothly, he said. "One of
mv teachers said it was the best one
yet in the show's 13 year history."
Now with such an accomplish
ment behind him Mr Yuill is plan
ning his future. Though he said he
would like to work for a few years
before advancing his education he
has applied to the University of
Windsor in the field of communica
tions.
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