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PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1993.
Brussels
People
Brussels UCW elected its new
slate of officers for the 1993-94
term.
They are: past president, Gertie
Kellington; president, Audrey
Cardiff; first vice, Barbara McMil-
lan; secretary, Luella Mitchell;
treasurer, Isabel Wheeler.
The committee heads are: church
in society, Rene Richmond; world
outreach, Joan Bernard; Christian
education development, Kathy
Workman; leadership development,
Jeanette Boynton; social convenor;
Pat Watson, nominations, Jeanette
Boynton, Isabel Wheeler and Ger-
tie Kellington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tooth of
Toronto, and Lorraine and Gregory
of Queen's University, Kingston,
spent Christmas with Mrs. Winona
Martin of Brussels.
Brussels Agricultural
Society
ANNUAL MEETING
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20/93
B. M. & G Community
Centre
Guest Speaker: Cornelia Cobb
Dinner: 7 p.m.
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Ready for the snow
B-W Trailblazer Driver Education Instructor Cam Ross goes over the tests of Chris Casemore,
centre, and Pat O'Rourke following the course held during the Christmas break in Brussels.
This was the second course offered by the club this year as demand for young drivers was
high. A total of 44 youths between the ages of 12 and 16 have received instruction in
snowmobile driving and safety through the Trailblazers.
Legion hosts year-end events Please allow extra time for
delivery during special.
By Sandra Josling
The branch finished 1992 with
many activities. On Tuesday
evening, Dec. 22, the branch held a
Christmas theme dart night. Carols
were sung by darters who threw a
low score. Darting games of
"Rudolph", "Mist-L-toe" and
"Noel" were played to completely
confuse the regular darter and put
some Christmas spirit into the
evening.
The team clearly understanding
the rules (although failed to sing
when required) was Gord Jacklin
and Lawrence Machan and the
team completely confused was Jim
Pastor Tom Warner preached
from 1 Peter 5: 5-11 on Jan. 3, at
Brussels Mennonite Fellowship.
His theme was "Who is Number
One?"
Some of the youth led the
congregational singing and
provided special music. Jeremy
Warner, Lyall Winger, Phailop
Larprom, Manivan Larprom, Gary
The Christmas meeting of
Melville W.M.S. was held at the
home of Gerald and Isobel Gibson.
The meeting opened with President
Grey choir
entertains
at banquet
Brussels Meals on Wheels
banquet was held at the B. M. & G.
Community Centre on Dec. 15.
About 57 people were served a
delicious turkey dinner, after which
they were entertained by a musical
program.
Freda Pipe and Alice Brothers
delighted everyone with their piano
duets. The choir, of Grade 7
students from Grey Central sang
beautiful Christmas songs led by
Mr. David Colquhoun accompanied
by Mrs. Margaret Whitmore.
Meals on Wheels is always
looking for volunteers in this
program. Please phone 887-6348 if
you are interested in receiving
meals or becoming a volunteer.
MacLean, Deb Cann ana Ted
Little. The most vocal team was
Adam Smith, Jean Little and
Sandra Josling.
Regular Tuesday night darts held
Dec. 29 saw the team George Kroll
and Lawrence Machan, first and
Dave Adams and Sandra Josling,
second. High shooters were Kathy
Cochrane and Lawrence Machan
both shooting 140's.
The last euchre night for 1992
went out with a storm. Those
braving the weather to play enjoyed
a friendly evening of cards, a light
lunch and a beautiful tray of sweets
supplied by Helen Dobson. Euchre
Martin and Darren Hemingway
made up the group.
On New Year's Eve a skating
party was held at the B. M. & G
arena and a program and social
time followed at the church. Four
of the seniors, Martin and
Catherine Baan, Margaret McLeod,
and Carl Siemon were in charge of
the program.
Helen Elliott leading in prayer. The
carol, Angels We Have Heard on
High, was sung. The secretary's
report was given by Ruby Steiss
and the treasurer's report by
Marguerite Krauter.
The scripture from Luke 2 verses
1-7 was read by Helen Elliott. The
meditation on "Hope of Christmas"
was given by Helen Elliott which
was followed by prayer. The carol,
0 Little Town of Bethlehem was
sung.
Isobel Gibson gave a reading on
composers of hymns. Leona
Armstrong read about a family
results were, high man, Gordon
Nichol; high lady, Helen' Dobson;
low man, Ross Brighton; low lady,
Verna Tunney; most lone hands,
Dorothy Dilworth and Bill Little;
most zeros, Erma Brighton and
Shirley (Sam) Hopper.
The next euchre night is Wed.,
Jan. 6.
The next executive meeting at the
branch is Jan. 11 at 8 p.m. The next
general meeting is Jan. 18 at 8 p.m.
Members are urged to attend.
The executive, staff and members
of Branch 218 Brussels would like
to extend special greetings for the
holidays and all the best to all in
1993!
Some of the Brussels youth
travelled to Wellesley to see the
New Year in with the Wellesley
Youth Group.
The Junior youth (grades seven
and eight) have an activity evening
planned for Friday, Jan. 8. The
senior youth are hoping for snow as
a cross-country skiing evening is
planned for Saturday.
Christmas. Carolyn McAvoy read
about dinner candle lighting.
Marguerite Krauter read the
meaning of Christmas cards, and
Thelma Cardiff read about Joseph
facing problems. Ruby Steiss read a
poem of Helen Steiner Rice,
"Christmas is a Season of
Kindness".
Jesus Jesus and His Name is
Wonderful, was sung and Rev.
Carolyn McAvoy closed the
meeting with prayer.
A cup of tea and cookies and
squares were served by the hostess,
assisted by Thelma Cardiff.
Youth group hopes for snow
WMS holds seasonal meeting
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