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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-03-24, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1993. Newlyweds Madeline and George Rose had double reason to celebrate Sunday at the Brussels Legion for not only were they celebrating 60 years of marriage, but they had just renewed their wedding vows before the reception. Couple renews vows BRUSSELS OPTIMIST CLUB would like to thank the following 1993 ATOM TOURNAMENT SPONSORS Brussels Agromart Ltd., CIBC Staff (Sharron, Isabel, Brenda, Bonnie, Joyce, Marlene, Gayle, Joan, Erna, Lesley & Cheryl), Neil & Joan Beuerman, Molesworth Farm Supply Ltd., J.M. McDonald Lumber, K.M. M. Farm Drainage, Frank Workman Electric, Murray's Barber Shop, Brussels Transport, Dale Machan Electric, Don, Joyce, David & Janice Jacklin, Finch Farms, Royal Canadian Legion, Brussels IGA, Brussels Village Market & Variety, J.L. McCutcheon Motors, Brussels Motors, McGavin Farm Supplies, McGavin Farm Equipment, Cook's (Div. of Parrish & Heinbecker), Central Ontario Cattle Ltd. (Don Sholdice), Todd's Bakery, Ken Dalton & Family, Brussels Livestock, Just For You Flowers & Gifts, Brussels Pharmacy, Thompson Meat Market, Cardiff & Mulvey Insurance, Oldfield Pro Hardware, Raymond Renovations, Wilson Snow Blowing, Radford Auto Supplies, Ten Pas Floor & Decor, Brussels Country Inn, McCall Livestock, Leneray Farms (Murray & Marlene Fischer), K & L Bray Farms, Gerrit Van Keulen, Dauphin Feeds (Walton & Dungannon), J.R.'s Gas Bar & Take Out, Brussels Auto Sales, Topnotch Feeds, Maitland Valley Ins., Don Bray & Family, Henry Exel Const., Dave Wheeler & Family, B & g Electric, Wheeler Auto Glass, D & J Construction, Huron Feeding Systems, Brussels Bulls, George of Brussels, McNeil's Auto Body, Bell Canada. BRUSSELS MINOR SOCCER PLAYER REGISTRATION Thurs. March 25, 7-9 p.m. Sat. March 27, 9-11 a.m. at "THE ARK" Under 7 yrs. - Mini Under 9 yrs. - Squirt Under 11 yrs. - Atom Under 13 yrs. - Mosquito Under 15 yrs. - Pee Wee Under 17 yrs. - Bantam (Age as of Aug. 1) Sponsored by Brussels Optimists MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TALENT, TIME & TREASURE AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 3RD Preview: 10 a.m. - 12 noon Lunch: 12 noon - 1 p.m. Auction Begins: 1:15 p.m. All Welcome! Lunch Tickets available from any Presbyterian elder or call Lynn at 887-9769 ITEMS TO BE AUCTIONED: 1. Scenic airplane ride - Jim Armstrong, 2. Two toy tractors - Dave Adams, 3. Baked goods - Rosemary Bishop, 4. Afghan - Lynne Cronin, 5. Dusk to Dawn lights and installed - Bill & Val Shortreed, 6. Brussels IGA Gift Certificate - Viola Adams, 7. Crib Quilt - Jean Conley, 8. Dinner Bedford Hotel, Tour Courthouse, Museum for 2 - Leona Armstrong, 9. Baked goods - Kathleen Semple, 10. Dinner for 2 Golden Lantern - Ethel Brewer, 11. Wall hanging - Joan Armstrong, 12. Homemade bread for 10 weeks - Harvey & Betty Shaw, 13. Set of taps and installed - Bill Aitchison, 14. Mystery bag of groceries - Sharon & Barry Bondi, 15. Baked goods - Isobel Armstrong, 16. Lube lob and tire balancing - Brian Armstrong, 17. Tow cord hardwood, cut and split - Brenda & Gerry Wheeler, 18. Afghan - Cal & Marg Krauter, 19. Two swan planters - Barb Knight & girls, 20. Day at cottage (BBQ/Swlmming) - Jim & Dona Knight, 21. Hand-knit sweater - Alice Marks, 22. Full course turkey dinner for 12 - Rich & Margaret Mclnroy, 23. 18 hole golf & BBQ (Will Babysit) - Ross & Judy Somers, 24. Four Grey Own Figurines - The Pipe Families, 25. Box of groceries - Jim Mair, 26. Handknit sweaters, hats, placemats - George & Fannie Somers, 27. Day trip to Elora and lunch - Bill & Joanne King, 28. Background music for party - Joanne King, 29. Homemade cake - Winona Martin, 30. Knitted and crocheted items - Tom & Bernice MacFarlane, 31. Three pairs of pants hemmed - Tammy King, 32. Chocolate chiffon cake - Betty Cardiff, 33. Dinner and tour of Parliament Buildings In Ottawa, 34. Plow garden - Scott & Kendra Cardiff, 35. Horse back ride or cutter ride - Murray & Sandra Pepper, 36. Two vouchers Blyth Theatre - Don & Barb Dunbar, 37. Ten Cup Coffee Maker (new) - Lou & Mae Ebel, 38. Handmade Easter basket - Helen Elliott, 39. Host a traditional Dutch dinner (4) - Anne Exel, 40. Two trays bedding plants - Ron & Trish Clarkson, 41. Picnic and Playhouse for afternoon - Emily Cardiff, 42. Handcrafted swan - Kendra Cardiff, 43. Will prepare personal Income tax - Joan Cardiff, 44. New table lamp - Thelma Cardiff, 45. Voucher for 2 pies Golden Lantern - Sam & Marg Sweeney, 46. Cord of hardwood, bushel of apples, basket of pears - Jim Bowman, 47. Brunch for 2 Benmiller Inn - Doug Shaw & Deb Park, 48. First aid Kit - Pam & Keith McLean, 49. Two beaded seat covers for car - Carl & Debbie McLellan, 50. Weed Eater and set of lawn geese - Jack & Jean McCutcheon, 51. Pick stones for a day - Marie Perrie, 52. Cord of firewood - Dave & Janet McCutcheon, 53. Muffins - Eva Wright, 54. Baking - Kang & Young Yoon, 55. Candlelit dinner for 2 at their home - Barb & Max McLellan, 56. Flower Arrangement - Clem & Edna McLellan, 57. Baking - Brenda McIntosh, 58. Trip to Price Club, Kitchener - Lynn Armstrong, 59. Flower arrangement and centerpiece - Ken & Lynda Smith, 60. Microscope and toy truck - Scott Armstrong, 61. Flower arrangement - Cheryl Armstrong, 62. Evening of games with snacks - Carolyn McAvoy, 63. Will take load to dump - Sean & Allison Purcell, 64. Will paint a room - Judy Tenpas, 65. Bag of dog food/ bag of cat food - Jerry & Marie Verbeek, 66. Gourmet "surf & turf" for 2 - Janna Spears, 67. Set of bath towels - Ross & Anna Cunningham, 68. Handcrafted magazine rack - Gail & Calvin Semple, 69. Desk calculator - Bluewater Office Equipment, 70. Clock - Dave & Karen Smith, 71. Tote bag - Jayne & Eric Ross, 72. B & D cordless vacuum - Kate Wilson, 73. Homemade birthday cake - Abby Corbett, 74. Reflexology session - Janna Speers, 75. Potato Casserole - Carolyn McAvoy, 76. Pot of homemade soup - Wilfred Shortreed, 77. Five jars strawberry jam - Abby Corbett, 78. Smorg for 4 Brussels Hotel - Maurice & Mary Douma, 79. Handcrafted woodwork - Gerald Gibson, 80. Three car oilings in spring = Rob Glanville, 81. Man's handknitted sweater - Nettie Grewar, 82. 1/2 pig cut and wrapped - Jim & Cathy Hallman, 83. Cruise of Maitland River - Doug Hemingway, 84. Child's Blue Jay sweater - Mary Heuther, 85. 3 piece carving set - Jeanne Ireland, 86. Dessert a month for 3 months - Julie Jutzi, 87. 5 lbs. BBQ beef a month for 2 months - Jeff & Cathy Cardiff, NOTE: Donation of Luncheon Soup - Murray Armstrong. George and Madeline Rose had two reasons to celebrate on Sunday. First, they renewed their wedding vows and secondly, they were cele- brating 60 years of marriage. The Brussels couple had their reception/anniversary party at the Brussels Legion. Mrs. Rose is the former Made- line Parker who was born to Janet and William Parker in Gravenhurst, Ont. Mr. Rose was born in Torrance, Ont. to Gertrude and Samuel David Rose. They were married in Graven- • Legion reps. compete hurst on March 18, 1933 with Rev. Fisher officiating. They honey- mooned on Madora Lake and lived during the early years of their mar- riage in Inglewood, Ont. Mr. Rose has held a variety of occupations during his lifetime including delivery person, ice cut- ter, bee keeper, farmer, Cheltenham brickyard worker and general labourer. He retired in 1974. Mr. and Mrs. Rose had eight children-five boys and two girls. All their children attended the party along with 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren, By Sandra Josling On Saturday, Feb. 27 District cribbage was held at the Brussels Legion. Thirty-two teams competed with only the top six qualifying for the provincials which will be played in Sudbury. Two teams from the Brussels branch participated at this level. Winners were the team from Hespler Br. 272, while a close second was Wingham Br. 180. Brussels best playing was the team of Kathy Haycock, Sandra Josling, Margo Richardson and Ken Josling who placed eighth. On Saturday, March 6 District darts were held at Br. 586 Hepworth. Brussels was represent- ed in singles, doubles and team events. Brussels members played well but not great and great was needed against this caliber of darting talent. Ernie Haycock, finishing third in the singles, was the only darter from the Brussels branch to qualify for the Provincials which will be held in London Br. 263 in April. Other branch representatives were Bob Richardson, Clint Emmrich and Eric Ross. Tuesday night mixed dart winners on March 2 were : first, Bill Nethery and Colleen Martin; Continued on page 18 Brussels People The first Brussels I 4H Club meeting was held at Kathy Bridges house on Monday, Feb. 22. There were 10 members present. It was decided to leave it until the second meeting to elect the executive. Forms and 4H cards Friendship Club meets Freda Pipe preluded the March 17 meeting, held at Maple Villa with special Irish music. After the singing of the Friendship Song, Mary Lowe presided and welcomed all present. Christine Gibson from Wingham spoke on the Senior Care Centre where at a cost of $8 a day seniors will be provided with transporta- tion, dinner and entertainment and crafts. She also spoke on the Ontario Senior Games in Wingham on June 7. There is an entry fee of $3 for each event with competition open in bridge, cribbage, crokinole, darts, euchre, golf, horse shoes and lawn bowling. Once again transportation will be provided. More information can be obtained by calling 357-1440. Euchre followed with two members playing crokinole. Winners were: high man, Isobel Alcock; low man, Laura Fisher; high lady, Ethel Brewer, low lady, Mary Clark and lone hands, travelling prize, Martha Logan. ii _ .,- - a, N ilk , 0 DAILY LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS .............................."~ WED. NIGHTS 250 WINGS THURS. NIGHTS SCHNITZEL Buy 1 get 2nd for 1/2 price FRI. LUNCH HOT BUFFET $5.95 ';' \ '> Tr.'"\l':', , SCi-ii&Z‘ N \"i; iib ...,,,„. \.. . .,,,,,,,A, - •., k.., SUN. SMORGASBORD $9.95 OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATION IN OUR LOVELY ROOMS & SUITES ENTERTAINMENT March 20 & 21 RICK THE SINGING D.J. April 2 & 3 Dynamic Sound BRUSSELS 887-9035 were filled out, members started 4H cross stitch projects. The meeting was closed with the 4H motto. The second meeting was held at Kathy Bridges on March 1 at 6:30. Kathy led the election of officers with the following results: president, Sherry Baan; vice president, Clara Glauser and secretary, Wendy Glauser. Youth leader, Jacquie Seili demonstrated the lazy daisy design and how to do lettering. Members started working on stitchery projects. Some have completed their first cross-stitch pieces. The meeting was closed with the 4H motto. The Heart and Stroke Foundation had another successful year in Brussels. Canvassers collected $1,117.00. The canvassers were: Betty Shaw, Ruth Sauve, Mary Lowe, Marguerite Sanderson, Marlene Little, Jean Bewley, Barb McLellan, Lorraine Edwards, Lynn Cronin, Georgie Hockey, Teresa Bridge and Kathy Bridge. Their work was greatly appreciated. Despite stormy weather there was a good turnout for the Shamrock hot casserole and euchre party sponsored by Morning Star Rebekah Lodge on Monday, March 15. After dinner there were 11 tables of euchre in play. Prizes were as follows: draw dinner, Clara Haig; high lady, Kate Wilson; low lady, Edith Baker; high man, Les Knight; low man, Gertie Kellington (playing as a man); most zeros, Vera Scouller and most lone hands, Phyllis Mitchell.