The Citizen, 1994-07-13, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1994.
Battered Bakers test cookies
The fifth meeting of the Brussels
II Battered Bakers was held on
June 22 at Mary Sanders. Twelve
members answered the roll call by
describing what their favourite
cookie would look like.
After playing a word game they
got down to the business of making
cookies. Chocolate chip cookies
were made from scratch, and from
a cookie mix. The prices and taste
of three kinds of chocolate chip
cookies were compared:
readymade, cookie mix and 4-H
recipe from scratch. The prices of
all three kinds were six or seven
cents a cookie but the cookies from
scratch were the best.
Heather and Amy Douma
brought a snack of banana nut
bread for all to try.
The meeting closed with the 4-H
motto.
The sixth meeting was held on
May 29 at Wilma Rammeloo's.
Eleven members answered the roll
call. They discussed the various
■ways to decorate a cake and how
the members would like a cake
decorated.
. Guest Lisa Rammcloo showed
her cake decorating equipment and
members got to practise with the
different tips to make shapes. Lisa
decorated one cake as a basket with
flowers, the other cake was in
honour of Canada Day being red
and white with a flag.
Members then had a great time
icing their own cupcakes for their
snacks.
Their mothers joined them for
cake and coffee after the meeting.
A summer coat
Some local youths got busy with a cleanup project at The
Ark this past week in prepartion for the weekend "Bargain
Bash" events in Brussels. Despite the muggy, humid
temperatures the volunteers worked hard to paint the front
of the drop-in centre. On the ladders are Scott Somers, left
and Shannon Groves. Handing up the paintbrush is
Jonathan Patch, while his little sister Alexis paints below.
Brussels
late Rev. Gordon Hazelwood was
the officiating minister for the
wedding which was held at Walton
United Church, with the reception
at the bride's home.
A large number of guests were
present in Burlington Sunday to
help celebrate the joyous occasion.
Mr. Ross Lawless, St. Catharines
acted as emcee.
40 bowl
in Brussels
tournament
Forty lawn bowlers competed in
a tournament in Brussels July 7.
Everyone managed to complete the
three 12-end games in spite of the
intense heat.
Winners were: first, Hap Hall,
Lucknow, three wins, 43 plus five;
second, Don Haines, Clinton, three
wins, 42; third, Doug Kidd,
Atwood, two wins, 44; fourth, Stan
Scott, Elmira, two wins, 40 plus 13;
fifth, Ken Barbour, Brussels, two
wins, 40 plus five; sixth, Jack
Broughton, Atwood, two wins, 40;
seventh, John Kindersma, Stratford,
two wins, 39 plus three; eighth,
Neil Bell, Seaforth, two wins, 37
plus one; ninth, Arnold Rathwell,
Atwood, two wins, 33; 10th, Phil
Leahy, Elmira, two wins, 32;
eleventh, Joe Whyte, two wins, 27;
consolation, Bill Graham, St.
Marys.
A salad supper was served by the
ladies of the Brussels club with
convenors Viola Kirkby and
Brenda Perrie.
REMINDER TO
^BRUSSELS RESIDENTS
The Village of Brussels began a corrugated
cardboard recycling program on June 1, 1994.
This program is for corrugated cardboard
only. Cardboard will be picked up at the curb
on the 1st Wednesday of the month with the
other recyclables. It is to be flattened and tied
in a bundle. Do not put regular garbage or
other boxes inside a cardboard box.
Thank you
Council of the Village of Brussels
Mary and Murray Huether
attended the golden wending
anniversary of Dorothy and Doug
Lawless, Sunday, July 3 at the
Burlington Golf and Country Club.
All of the attendants of 50 years
ago were in attendance. They
included bridesmaids Mrs. Marie
Turnbull and Mrs. Mary Huether,
best man Mr. Ross Lawless, ring
bearer Mr. Keith Lawless and
soloist Mrs. Marion Turnbull. The
1,200
ducks take
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people get involved and work
together with the adults of the com
munity."
The Lions Club's 6th Annual
Rubber Duck River Run was also
very successful with 1,200 ducks
taking a dunk.
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This year we have more RASPBERRIES in production.
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Also coming up this summer:
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BRUSSELS LIONS RUBBER DUCK
RACE WINNERS
1 1st Bonnie Brooks $1,000.
2nd Dwayne & Joyann $125.
3rd Barb Finlayson $125.
4th Susan Nichol $125.
5th Larry Bartrum $125.
6th L. Brubacher Weed Eater Rhone Poulene
7th Tom Warner Blue Jays Tickets Brussels Agromart
8th Jane Devries Basketball & Hoop Monsanto
9th Joan Bernard Lawn Chair Agrevo (Hoechrt)
10th Karen Bridge Lawn Chair Cyanamid
11th George Pearson Fan BASF
12th Stacy Hahn 2 Lawn Chairs Dupont
13th Dave Delbridge Hose Reel Miles (Chemgro)
14th Al Finch Cooler Sandoz
15th Kim Babcock Cooler Zeneca
16th Bert Lyon Soccer Ball &
Tackle Box Brussels Variety
17th Sean Hoegy Cooler Jug McKercher Const.
50th Gary Richmond First Aid Kit Radfords
100th Joyce Coupland Flashlight McDonald Lumber
150th Andrew Exel Rechargable
Flashlight Maitland Valley Ins.
200th Craig Wood Glasses & Hat Bob Foxton Fuels
250th Holly Sholdice Gift Certificate Country Garden Flowers
300th Sandra Zehr Gift Certificate Just For You
350th B. Gibbons Fruit Basket Brussels IGA
400th Pete Exel Coffee Mugs Brussels Pharmacy
450th Trevor Meade Gift Certificate Brussels Auto
500th Hope Jacobs Dog Food Cook's
550th Don Gamble Gift Certificate Golden Lantern Rest.
600th Tom Cameron Gift Certificate Todd's Bakery
650th Jean Bewley Gift Certificate The Citizen
700th Jean Workman Gift Certificate B & G Electrical
750th J. Brubacher
800th Donna Knight
850th John McKercher
900th L. Brown & B. McCall
950th Shirley Siddel
Gift Certificate
Dog Food
Smoke Detector
Mugs
Gift Certificate
B & H Mechanical & Plumbing
Dauphin Feeds
Cardiff & Mulvey Ins.
CIBC
McCutcheon Motors
1000th Bob Beel Picture Frame John Harrison
1050th Fran Rose Gift Certificate George of Brussels
1100th Isabelle Bremner Gift Certificate McGavin Farm Equip.
1150th Mary Bradshaw Cooler & Anti-Freeze Oldfield Pro Hardware
1200th R.G. Clarkson Gift Certificate Thompson Meats
The Brussels Lions Club wishes to thank all the suppliers for the prizes
and to all the people who supported the duck race.
Please pick up your prizes at the Golden Lantern Restaurant as soon as
possible.