HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-09-16, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1992.
Youth group decorates room
Where there’s smoke?
Brussels Public School teachers Doug Riley, left and Rudy
Hooftman were 'smoking' as the official hamburger
barbecuers at the school's second annual community
barbecue on Sept. 10.
Lawn bowling season ends
On Thursday, Sept. 3 it rained as
usual in the morning, but by noon
the sun came out and it was a
lovely afternoon for the last
tournament of the Brussels
Bowling Club 1992 season. Forty
bowlers filled the 10 greens.
Brussels
Cam Ross ana Mark Gropp
attended the annual Ontario Federa
tion of Snowmobile Clubs conven
tion in Kitchener this past weekend.
One topic of interest was the
news that the government had pro
vided a grant of $14 million to the
north part of the province for trail
work, recognizing the sport as a
boost to the Ontario tourism indus
try.
The Five R's Community Thrift
Shop has over the past little while
held some workshops for people in
the community.
If you appreciate your
country, then get
involved in Canada's
first Raise the Flag Day,
Saturday, September 26,
1992.
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to.
THE MAJESTIC
WOMEN’S INSTITUTE
invites you to stop by the
Thrift Shop in Brussels
Saturday morning,
September 26 th
10 a.m. -12 noon
for free cake and coffee to
celebrate the first
RAISE THE FLAG
DAY.
The first 50 people will
receive a flag.
Results are: first, Jack Fischer,
Lucknow, 3 wins 45; second, Don
Haines, Clinton, 3 wins 42; third,
Neil Bell, Seaforth, 2 wins 45 + 22;
fourth, Joe Whyte, Atwood, 2 wins
43 + 7; fifth, Graeme McDowell,
Blyth, 2 wins 43 + 1; sixth, Les
This Wednesday there will be a
rug hooking workshop at the store.
Ann Marie Albers and Leanne
Armstrong recently returned home
after four weeks of travelling in
Europe. Three weeks were spent on
a tour with 51 other people from
Australia, South Africa, Canada,
New Zealand, Israel, England and
Ireland.
The tour visited France, Monaco,
Italy, Austria, Switzerland,
Leichtenstein, Germany and
Holland. All of the popular tourist
attractions were seen, as well as
spending time in the scenic rural
areas of the various countries. The
last week was spent visiting with
relatives of Ann Marie's in
Holland.
LEGION WEEK SEPT. 20TH TO 26TH
SPARERIBS, SAUSAGE AND KRAUT
SUPPER
Brussels Legion
Sunday, September 20th
Served from 5 p.m to 7 p.m.
Adults $7.00
Children $4.00
Brussels Bulls Jr. "C" Hockey
"It's our tenth Anniversary Season"
THE ’’DREAM” TEAM
vs
N.H.L. OLDTIMERS
OCTOBER 17, 1992
The Brussels Arena
Opening Ceremonies 6:45
Game Time 7 p.m.
For advance tickets call 887-9289
$6.00 Adults
$3.00 Children under 12
Guest appearance by figure skater
Kevin Wheeler
Brussels Mennonile Fellowship
pastor Tom Warner preached on
Sunday, Sept. 13 from Maiihew 1:
18-25, emphasizing Mary and
Joseph's righteousness. Mervin
Lichty was the song leader with
Kathy Procter at piano.
Following the Christian Edu-
Morning Star makes donation
The first meeting of the fall
season of Morning Star Rebekah
Lodge took place on Sept. 8 with.
Noble Grand Leola Hood’
presiding.
Prior to the meeting the members
enjoyed a bountiful pot luck
supper.
Joan Bernard D.D.P. informed
the members that the installation
team will be installing the officers
in Clinton on Oct. 5, Exeter, Oct. 7
and Goderich, Oct. 20. Brussels
officers will be installed on Oct. 13
by Monkton Rebekah Lodge.
A donation has been made to
Douglas, Brussels, 2 wins 42;
seventh, Helen Haynes, Mitchell, 2
wins 40 + 7; eighth, Bill Nichols,
Stratford, 2 wins 33; ninth, Bill
Ducklow, Mitchell, 2 wins 31 and
10th, Jack Broughton, Atwood, 2
wins 31 and 10th, Jack Broughton,
Atwood, 2 wins 26. Wes Watson,
London got the consolation.
The Brussels ladies served a hot
casserole supper after the second
game.
EUCHRE
TOURNAMENT
FRIDAY, SEPT. 25TH
at the B.M.G. Community
Centre
Time: 7:45
$5.00 per person
Lunch provided
Bring a partner
$100.00 in prizes
cation Hour, the Church family and
guests enjoyed a pot luck meal and
time of fellowship in the
gymnasium.
In the afternoon and evening,
aHoward and Alice Martin hosted
com roast at their recreation area.
Palliative Care Services of
Wingham for compassionate care
of the dying.
OKTOBERFEST
Comes to Brussels Country Inn
October 2 & 3 - Tickets Now Available
Accommodation
New Rooms & Suites
September 19
Karaoke Night
Wednesday
WING NIGHT
250 ea. (minimum order of 10)
Thursday
SCHNITZEL NIGHT
buy one dinner & get
second dinner 1/2 price
Friday
Lunch-HOT BUFFET
STEAK & SHRIMP NIGHT
Sunday Smorgasbord
All You Can Eat $8.95
Brussels
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The grade seven and eights had a
games night at the church Saturday
evening, under the leadership of
Pastor Tom and Wendy Marlin.
The Youth Group gathered al the
church on Saturday to redecorate
the youth room. The decor has
indeed changed.
The ladies' fellowship group will
resume its monthly meclings aflcr a
break for the summer. The first
meeting will be Tuesday, Sept. 22,
with Linda Garland and Marg
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