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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-05-19, Page 27 i 1.V Cpa/XXYA e4fridia4We eRez/Mtf (.1 R.R. 3, Brussels, Ontario NOG 1 HO SERVICE & PARTS We service all makes & models with this coupon n 00 OFF SERVIC CALL E AGI Regular Charge $24.00 Expires July 31, 1993 (519) 887-9287 John Saxon r NOTICE BRUSSELS RESIDENTS Hydrant flushing will be done during the week of May 24 to 28th. Lorl Pipe Acting Clerk BRUSSELS COUNTRY INN Rietiii"""••••••••••••w".0%"",, DAILY LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS WED. NIGHTS 25c WINGS THURS. NIGHTS SCHNITZEL Buy 1 get 2nd for 1/2 price FRIDAY NIGHTS Steak & Shrimp Steak & Baby Back Ribs FRIDAY LUNCH HOT BUFFET $5.95 OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATION IN OUR LOVELY ROOMS & SUITES ENTERTAINMENT DYNAMIC SOUND MAY 21 & 22 KARAOKE MAY 29 WATCH NHL PLAYOFF on the BIG SCREEN Ball teams enjoy FREE munchies BRUSSELS 887-9035 24th of May The best gardening weekend of the year Come out and enjoy the beauty of our flowering shrubs or view our hedge showcase This weekend is an ideal time to plant all your vegetables and annual plants This week's special values Flowering Crabapple Colorado Blue Spruce Weeping Mulberry MAITLAND MANOR NURSERY R.R. #1 Bluevale, Ontario Hwy. #86 East of Bluevale Phone (519) 335-3240 or fax (519) 335-6061 Li Member of Landscape Ontario PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1993. Soaped up Brussels resident Sue Seigers shakes her hands clear of suds after soaping up a car at the Brussels Mennonite Fellowship youth group car wash Saturday. Fellow car washers are Laura Winger (with pail) and Darren Hemingway (far right). School news Speaker talks of child abuse Students pitch-in Brussels People The regular meeting of Morning Star Rebekah Lodge, Brussels took place on Tuesday, May 11 with Noble Grand Gertie Kellington presiding. There was a good attendance. Plans are being finalized for the 60th anniversary celebration to be held on June 2 at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. A donation was made to the Humanitarian Service Programme for leukemia research. It was reported that Annie Thynne is a patient at Wingham and District Hospital. The next meeting on May 25 will be Past Noble Grand night with all Past Noble Grands taking part. By Jeremy J. Clark A POTPOURRI Wow, talk about busy or things raining cats and dogs. We have been on the go almost everyday with something' or somebody in some classroom. The students spent Friday, May 7, picking up garbage about the town. Almost everyone remarked how really little we picked up compared to other years. On Thursday evening, May 6 the Brussels choir, and band put on a wonderful musical performance with lots of songs and dances. It was a blast. On Tuesday, May 11, the grade seven and eights went to Howick to watch a play on sexual abuse. It was performed well by the Goderich High School drama class. I think everyone learned a lot. On Thursday, May 13, after lunch, the grade seven/eight class got to tell Julie Harrison their opinions on what they wanted to do for graduation. Some grade sevens and some grade eight students spent Friday, May 14, at a Bordenball Tourna- ment at East Wawanosh. Although it was a cool day, everyone had a wonderful time. ANNUAL MEETING of the BRUSSELS JR. C HOCKEY CLUB MAY 20 - 7:30 p.m. at the Brussels Legion Everyone Welcome ASPARAGUS 100% edible - no waste PICKED FRESH DAILY (Weather Permitting) Discount for large orders Phone: before 8 a.m., at meal times or after dark 887-6568 Ruth Bauer, the new president of the Majestic Women's Institute opened the meeting on May 12 at 8 p.m. Convenor Doris McCall introduced the guest speaker, Sheila McCaffrey, from Children's Services. She spoke on child abuse, welfare laws concerning these matters and what can be done to help prevent child abuse in the community. Mrs. McCall thanked Ms McCaffrey for her information and presented her with a gift. A trio made up of Betty Campbell, Joyce Jacklin and Reverend Cam McMillan enter- tained, singing several songs including "Walk a Little Slower". They were accompanied by Alice Brothers on the piano. Gifts were presented by Mrs. McCall to the trio. Mrs. Brothers gave the motto which was, "may we put away pretense and meet each other, face to face, without self-pity, and without prejudice?" Jean Fraser read the correspon- dence. Included in this were two invitations to 90th anniversaries, one in Bluevale on June 9 at 1:30 p.m., the other to Fordwich on June 16 at 2 p.m. Due to the special anniversary on June 9 at Bluevale, the Majestic branch will be changed to June 10, members to meet at the library at 1 p.m. A special invitation was extended to attend the Ethel 4H club Achievement Program on May 26 in the Ethel United Church basement at 7:30 p.m. Miss Fraser gave a report on the District Annual that was held in Walton on May 11. The highlights were: the Area Convention to be held on October 27 - 28 in the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. Majestic will be in charge of billets for this event. Anyone wishing to have someone stay overnight is to contact Leona Armstrong. The Country Rally is to be held on October 4 in Clinton at the OMAF building and Centennial mugs are being brought through the Huron East District. The Brussels I 4-H Club, Stitcheroonies had a display set up with their books and articles of cross-stitch and lace-net darning.