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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-12-08, Page 2 e SANTA CLAUS PARADE Best Overall Float — McGavin's Rec and 'Sports — Brussels Figure Skating Service Club Optimists Commercial Little Darlings Hair Studio Adult Clown Marlene Richmond Child Clown Aaron and Krista Richmond Animal or Farm Entry Gayle Prout More information next week LOSE Z10 LBS. In 3 Days! With the T-LiteN Diet Plan Try It! It Works! Using All Natural Ingredients, Availahlc 7411-aft,t4tatri Brussels 887-9514 Lions International Youth Exchange Open to young people ages 16 - 20 For more information call 887-6882. NOTICE OF HIGHWAY CLOSING Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, as amended, the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Brussels proposes to enact by-law to stop up, close and sell part of the original road allowance between concessions 5 & 6 of the Township of Morris, now in the Village of Brussels, County of Huron, known as Queen Street, designated as Parts 1 and 2 on Reference Plan 22R-3531. The proposed by-law and description of the lands affected may be viewed In the Municipal Office of the Corporation of the Village of Brussels at the address hereinafter noted. The Council of the Corporation of the Village of Brussels will hear, in person or by counsel or agent, any person who claims his land will be prejudicially affected by the said by-law and who applies to be heard at a meeting to be held at the said Village Municipal Office on the 8th day of December at 7:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the said meeting may be held. Dated at the Village of Brussels this 17th day of November, 1993. Donna M. White Clerk-Treasurer Village of Brussels Box 119, 399 Turnberry Street Brussels, Ontario NOG 1H0 PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1993. Camerons celebrate 50 years of marriage Family, friends and neighbours gathered Saturday afternoon in Brussels to help Maurice and Helen Cameron celebrate the momentous occasion of 50 years of marriage. The "Come and Go Party" was hosted by neighbours and friends Forrest and Lois Whittard. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron were mar- ried on Dec. 4, 1943 in the Brussels Presbyterian Manse by Rev. Sam Kerr. The bride, Helen Jean Riley, was the daughter of John E. and Sara Fannie Riley of Morris Twp., while the groom was the son of Allan Cameron and the former Minnie Campbell of Grey Twp. Following the marriage the cou- ple resided in Walton. Mr. Cameron was employed as a farm labourer. The couple have a son Wayne, two grandsons, Dean and his wife Sandra and Darrill and his wife Kathy and three great-grandchil- dren, Amanda, Dale and MacKen- zie. On Tuesday evening, Nov. 30, Mr. and Mrs Cameron enjoyed a special evening of socializing and refreshments when their cousins made a surprise visit to their home to help them mark the golden occa- sion. Youth darters compete Golden couple Relen and Maurice Cameron were feted by friends, family and neighbours, at a party in honour of their 50th wedding anniversary this past Saturday at the home of neighbours Forrest and Lois Whittard. The Camerons reside at Elizabeth St., Brussels By Sandra Josling The Brussels Legion is heading into the Christmas season in a big way. There are many activities planned in and around the branch. On Saturday, Dec. 4 the Legion sponsored the Brussels Pee Wee Hockey team in the Zone C-1 Pee Wee tournament. The first game was against Lucknow at 9 a.m. in Blyth. On Sunday, Nov. 14, 24 youth darters represented the Brussels Legion at the Zone C-1 youth darts. All the darters shot exceptionally well and many brought trophies home. In the Tyke girls division in singles, Anita Little finished first; Elizabeth Ross, second; Christa Smith, third and Amy Ross, fourth. Tyke boys singles was Ernie Haycock, first and Joshua Haycock, second. In the junior boys singles division Joel DesJardines was first; Chris Burkholder, second and Jeff Elliott, fourth. In the Senior Boys singles Darren Bauer placed third. In the doubles tyke division Ernie Months after the official opening of the experimental Highland Apartments at Huronlea near Brus- sels, 12 of the 20 apartments remain empty, Huron County Council was told at its Dec. 2 meet- ing. The apartments are designed for people who are well enough that they don't need the full service pro- vided by a home for the aged, but do have some need for more care than they could get on their own. Huronview Administrator Wayne Lester said applicants must demon- strate they need a little bit of help to qualify for residency."Maybe they're not eating well enough or maybe they're not up to shovelling snow." Residents can get a meal plan as well as housekeeping and secutiry. The apartments are part of a pilot project and as such arc fully funded and Joshua Haycock teamed up for a first, Anita Little and Nicole Lowe, second and Leslie Elliott and Lisa Coyne, third. The junior doubles, Joel DesJardines and Robbie Burkholder placed first and Jeff Elliott and Chris Burkholder, second. Darren Bauer participated in the doubles in their Senior division using a spare and had a second place finish. Congratulations to all the participants and good luck in the next shoot. Results of the blind draw mixed darts are as follows: Gord Jacklin and Kathy Cochrane, first; John Harrison and Lynda Shaw, second; high shooters, Kitty Rutledge (131) and John Harrison (120). John had the high start (92) and Lawrence Machan the high finish (73). Darts are held Tuesday evenings at 8:30 p.m. Results of the euchre had Bill Nethery and Deb Cann with high scores, Bill Little and Mary Huether with low scores. Bill Eckmier and Isabel Alcock had the most lone hands and Jean Little and Verna Tunney had the most zeros. by the Ministry of Community and Social Services meaning there is no added burden to the county budget, Lynn Murray, county clerk-treasur- er said. The Heartland Apartments at Clinton's Huronview are all full but the demand for the Brussels apart- ments has not been as large. About six of the apartments have been filled in the last couple of months, Norm Fairles, chairman of the Seniors and Social Services Com- mittee explained. WANT ADS W0R1 ' 4. ALL THE TIME' (4:,!A_ e,7-« The next euchre night is Wednesday, Dec. 8 at 7:45 p.m. New Year's Eve tickets are now available at the Branch or Murray's Barber Shop. This year, as last year, there will be a pot luck dance at the cost of $5. There are a limited amount of tickets being sold. Brussels People Sheila Richards has recently returned from Regina, Saskatchewan where she visited Robert and Helen Richards. While there she attended her granddaughter Lorna Elizabeth's - christening and saw the opening performance of Time and Time Again in which her grandson, David had one of the leading roles. Regina had very little snow but there was a week of 20° below temperatures. The spirit of St. Andrew is alive and well in Brussels. A local family found a poem on their doorstep last Saturday morning advising them that their one-colour Christmas light theme decorating their eaves had been changed to a "Scottish" - three colour theme in the dark of the night in honour of Scotland's patron saint. 12 vacancies at Highland rDon't forget to write Full details In the Nov. L 17 issue. The Dec. 10 deadline for submissions to our Christmas essay contest is nearing. Topics are "The Spirit of Christmas" for 11-14 year old entrants and "A Christmas to Remember" for adults. Three prizes will be awarded in each category with the winning entries being printed in our annual Season's Greetings issue Gift Certificates A perfect gift for that special-someone Some dates still available for Christmas Parties Wed. WING NIGHT Thurs. SCHNITZEL Fri. Lunch BUFFET $5.95 Fri. Evening STEAK & SHRIMP OR RIBS Sat. Special VEAL PARMESAN Sun. Evening SMORGASBORD $9.95 Entertainment Dec. 10 & 11 Classic Rock Dec. 18 KARAOKE Country line dancing every BRUSSELS COUNTRY INN Overnight Accommodation in ) our lovely rooms & suites BRUSSELS 887-9035