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The Citizen, 1994-05-25, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1994. Brussels PS news School orders newteam shirts Forthcoming Marriage Checking the wares Merle Cousins, Bernice MacFarlane and Eva Wright of Brussels take a close look at some of the numerous items available at the garage sale held at Melville Presbyterian Church in Brussels on Saturday. WATCH OUT OR YOU'LL GET BURNED! (The Brussels Blazers are here!) By Jonathan Stuggins and Shannon Groves Brussels Public School has ordered new team shirts. The new design features a large burgundy b, backed by flames. We feel that the original design was better done, it had brighter colours and more flames. Grades 2-4 went to Meals on Wheels last Tuesday. They entertained the patrons with the following songs: Old MacDonald's Band, Mountains and Valleys, We're Going to the Country, Which Came First the Chicken or the Egg? What Does the Farmer do all Day? Sing Our Way Home, Scarecrow, The Farmer is our Friend and Shep the Farmer's Dog. On Wednesday, May 19 Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Graber visited the school to talk about First Aid and safety during the summer. Presentations were made to Grades 5, 7 and 8. Friday, May 13 some students from BPS went to East Wawanosh Public School for a bordenball tournament. We took 12 boys and 12 girls and split them up into groups of two boys and two girls and played on a team of two players from each school. Last Friday a group of high school students worked on a drama project, involving musical presentations. They were: Curt Graber, guitarist/vocalist; Jonathan Trollop, acoustics and Mike Sear, guitarist/vocalist. Grade 7s assisted by providing sound effects. House fire starts in fuse panel Brussels A full house Ken and Marlene Fosberg of Amidst the sparkle and show of fireworks from locals celebrating the Victoria Day weekend the Brussels fire siren could be heard. At 10:30 p.m. on Monday evening firefighters were called to the home of Eluned McNair, after a fire started in an electrical panel. Mrs. McNair was home at the time. Firefighter Doug Sholdice said damage was limited to smoke and the fuse panel, which will need to be replaced. "She was very lucky," he said. "It could have been much worse." The lifeguards for the Brussels pool had a full evening of work ahead of them on May 17 as they signed up the long line of residents wishing to register for swimming lessons. London spent Sunday with her mother Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jacklin, and also visited her sister Barbara, Cameron and family of Brussels. HIGGINS-McWHIRTER Kim McWhirter, daughter of Gloria McWhirter and the late Elvin McWhirter and Ken Higgins, son of Jack and Marilyn Higgins are pleased to announce their forth­ coming marriage at the Melville Presbyterian Church, Saturday, May 28 at 6 p.m. Open reception at B.M. & G. Community Centre, Brussels. Fri. - STEAK A SHRIMP OR STEAK A BABY BACK RIBS FRIDAY LUNCH BUFFET $5.95 Sat. Special EVENING SMORGASBORD SUNDAY EVENING SMORGASBORD $9.95 J Entertainment May 27 & 28 - FARQUAR June 4 - KARAOKE Brussels Country Inn Dining Room Hours Tues. - Thurs. 11-8 Fri. & Sat. 11-9 Sun. 12-8 887-9035 H. Elliott reads scripture Maitland Presbyterial and Hamilton-London Synodical members of the Maitland Presbyterial experienced a busy time recently as they hosted the Synodical meeting on April 19 and 20 and held their Spring Rally on May 2. The Synodical of Hamilton- London includes nine presbyterials so meetings in this area are nearly 10 years apart. This year St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham was the meeting place when over 200 WMS members spent two days learning more about their role in "Partnership in Mission", this year's theme. Agnes Bregman of Teeswater is Synodical President and conducted the various programs. The guest speaker on Tuesday afternoon was Tamiko Corbett, the executive secretary, and Kay Cowper, council president brought greetings. The Maitland Presbyterial were responsible for a musical program that evening which included selections by the Sunday School choir from Ashfield, the MacDonald Sisters - Marion Mundell, Gorrie; Helen Brisbin, Guelph and Peggy Henderson, Lucknow, an Easter mini-musical by the choirs of St. Andrew's Eileen Chambers, Molesworth, The South Kinloss trio of Ruth Bell, Rena Forster and Shirley Colwell, Susan Lindsay, Teeswater and the Teeswater Connection - Chris Johnston and Janice Ballagh accompanied by Alan Grant. Next year the Synodical meeting will be hosted by Niagara Presbyterial and will be held in Drummond Hill Presbyterian Church in Niagara Falls. David and Miriam Barrie were the guests speakers at the Spring Rally held in Lucknow Presbyterian Church May 2. They had a farm near Galt where they specialized in growing asparagus. In 1990 they went as volunteer missionaries to Malawi, Africa to oversee the Domasi Agricultural Extension program where David encourages small scale farming including poultry, vegetable and fish farming. They showed slides of their work and the area where they lived and were able to answer many questions from the interested audience. The theme of Partnership in Mission was carried on for this meeting that had been introduced at the Synodical. Following a salad supper, served by the Lucknow ladies, Erlma Haldenby, presbyterial president, welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with the call to worship and prayer. The worship service was presented by Brussels with Helen Elliott giving the scripture from Romans 12 and the meditation on the theme. She said the work of missions has changed from the time missionaries were sent out and money was sent to support them. Now there is more sharing as we join churches from other countries in a common purpose. Partnership requires equality, hard work, caring and the use of the gifts God has given us, she said. Isobel Gibson led in prayer. Mary Wray and Joan MacKay of Ripley led in the In Memoriam service remembering former members who have passed away. Audrey Boron of Kincardine was presented with an Honorary Membership Certificate by Barbara Burton in recognition of her faithfulness. Others taking part in the program included Joanne Vanderveen, Lucknow with two beautiful solos; Margaret Underwood, Gorrie, Offertory prayer; introduction of guest speakers, Kathleen Elliott, Whitechurch; thank you, Mayme Wilkins, Ashfield; courtesies to all who had taken part, Marjorie Wall, Wingham and closing prayer, Isobel Thompson, Kinlough. BOX 298 BRUSSELS, ONT. NOG 1HO ¥VERNE BRIDGE OWNER RESIDENTIAL / COMMERCIAL PLUMBING, HEATING, WATER CONDITIONING, CENTRAL VACUUMS, PRESSURE SYSTEMS & AIR EXCHANGERS TELEPHONE: (519) 887-9922 FAX: (519) 887-6685 NOTICE BRUSSELS RESIDENTS Brussels will begin a CARDBOARD RECYCLING PROGRAM on June 1, 1994. This program is for corrugated cardboard ONLY! It does not include box board such as cereal boxes, shoe boxes, etc. Boxes that have meat and food stains or a wax coating are not acceptable. Cardboard will be picked up at the curb on the 1st Wednesday of each month with the other recyclables. It Is to be flattened and tied In a bundle. Your co-operation Is appreciate to make this a successful part of the Village's recycling program. Council of the Village of Brussels