HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-09-02, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1992.
PRIDE money
Brussels Clerk-Treasureer Donna White and Reeve Gordon Workman, right, accepted a
cheque from MPP Paul Klopp in the amount of $20,646. The cheque was an advance of one-
third of the total PRIDE allocation and will go towards new library basement windows, cement
poles and rewiring on Turnberry St., sidewalks and a storm sewer study. Other projects will be
done in 1993 and 1994 with the remainder of the grant.
Special honour
MP Murray Cardiff took time out to attend the 90th birthday
party of Annie Steffler at the Golden Lantern to present her
with a special photograph.
A. Steffler celebrates
90th birthday
Mite girls take "B" trophy
A celebration brunch was held at
the Golden Lantern Restaurant in
Brussels, Sunday, in honour of
.Annie Steffler, who celebrated her
90th birthday.
Annie was born in East
Wawanosh Township on Aug. 30,
1902. She married Clem Steffler on
October 26, 1936. They had four
children, Anne, now married to
John Doherty of Goderich, Jim,
now married to Verna, of Wing
ham, Joe, married to Lin of
Seaforth and Clem, married to
Phyllis of Brussels. They farmed in
the Cranbrook area until retirement
in 1979, when they came to Brus
sels to reside at Maple Villa. Mr.
Brussels
People
Steffler passed away in September
of 1980.
Annie has been active with the
Cranbrook Women's Institute and
the Catholic Women's League.
The morning of her birthday, fol
lowing the 9:15 Mass at St.
Ambrose Church, Brussels, Father
Joe Nevette presented a congratula
tory message from Pope John Paul
II to Annie. At the family brunch
were Annie's grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren.
MP Murray Cardiff presented his
personal congratulations and the
Prime Minister's message. Also
congratulatory messages were
received from MPP Paul Klopp and
Premier Bob Rae.
The afternoon was spent receiv
ing guests at the home of Phyllis
and Clem Steffler.
On Monday morning, residents
of Maple Villa held a birthday
party for Annie as well.
The Brussels Mite Girls baseball
team finished their season winning
the “B” championship in Bluevale
on Aug. 15.
The girls lost the first game to
Bluevale by two runs. The next
game Brussels beat Wingham to
advance to the “B” final. This game
they met Winthrop where they beat
them to win the “B” championship.
Members of the team are: Amy
Douma, Mandy Sellers, Sarah
Seeds, Krissy Dilworth, Jennifer
McDonald, Jodi Semple, Elizabeth
Ross, Amy Ross, Nicole Lowe,
Nicole Mastnak, Sarah Little,
Courtney Stephenson, Kendall
Jutzi, Christina Befurt. Coaches are
Jill Seeds and Mary Dilworth.
1st Brussels
Beavers, Cubs,
Scouts
REGISTRATION
Tues. Sept. 8
7 - 8 p.m.
at
Kroll
Residence
74 Queen St.
Wednesday
WING NIGHT
25c each (minimum order of 10)
Thursday
SCHNITZEL NIGHT
buy one dinner & get
second dinner 1/2 price
Friday
Lunch - HOT BUFFET
STEAK & SHRIMP NIGHT
Accommodation
New Rooms & Suites
Fine dining
for the whole family
Daily Specials
Special Party Room for
special occasions
Weekend Entertainment
Sunday Smorgasbord
All You Can Eat $8.95
Brussels 887-9035
Sept.
4&5
D.J. Farquar
September 19
Karaoke Night
October 2 & 3
Oktoberfest
Graham and Margaret Work just
returned home after a month of
travelling in U.S. and western
Canada. Graham enjoyed a visit
with cousins in Langdon and
Hanna, North Dakota, all being
descendants from’ the Work farm.
At Maple Creek they toured
Leonard Work's ranch and enjoyed
videos of last spring's round up and
branding.
All through the prairies they
thought the crops looked better
than they had ever seen them in
previous years. By the time they
arrived in Hinton, Alberta, their son
Ken and family were ready to go
on holidays so all enjoyed a
holiday at Lesser Slave Lake, wind
surfing and fishing.
On the long return trip they got
lonesome for home so drove up to
Brussels, Wisconsin. It's a small
unincorporated village on Green
Bay and had been founded by
people from Belgium. It was a
wonderful trip - but both agree
there is no place like home.
GRAND OPENING •
Thursday September 3rd
Free Draws-Free Coffee & Donuts
-LtttCc (DarRngs
9-Cair StucCio
Hairstyling for men and women
Call Karen
477 Turnberry St. N. Brussels 887-6942
off your first haircut
With this coupon
Offer expires November 1st, 1992
Back % School
One Only
SMITH CORONA
Electronic Typewriter
reg. $219.99
Value Price $149.99
• Calculators from $4.99
• Staplers from $2.99
• 3 ring binders 2/pkg. - reg. $10.99
value priced $2.99
• Back pack carry alls
• Notebooks • 3 ring binder refills
HUNDREDS OF ITEMS
Come on in while supplies & prices last
OLDFIELD PRO HARDWARE
AND RADIO SHACK
Brussels