The Citizen, 1994-10-12, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1994.
WI hosts 7 tables of euchre
The Majestic Women's Institute
held its card party on Tuesday, Oct.
4 with seven tables of euchre
played.
Lucky prize winners were: lucky
lady, Kate Wilson; low lady, Edith
Baker; high man, Reinhardt Bauer;
low man, Gamer Nicholson; ladies'
lone hands, Sarah Stephenson and
Thelma Keffer; men's lone hands,
Stewart Musgrove; lucky table,
Jean Bridge and Ella Stone.
Lucky tally prizes were won by
Jean Fraser, Albert Quipp, Ida
Evans, Verna Tunney, Orville
Bauer, Alice Nicholson, June
Jacklin, Doug Hemingway, Jim
Smith, Helen Gallop, Mel Jacklin,
Ada Smith and Ruby Steiss.
Draws were made at the fall fair
for the Majestic Women's Institute.
The appliqued quilt was won by
Janice Jacklin; sweatshirt by Lillian
Moses and the painted goose went
to Doris McCall.
October Special
Buy a large or
medium pizza
&, receive a
FREE 2 litre bottle
of Pepsi
Menzies Award winners
Former graduates of Brussels Public School were the recipients of the Menzies Award at the
commencement ceremonies at F.E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham on Oct. 7. In back,
from left, are: Dan Hall, also winner of the John Stewart McNaughton Memorial award; Jamie
Raymond, presenter of the award and great granddaughter of the late Mr. Menzies; Jay
Hahn, also winner of the proficiency award for Grade 13, proficiency in Physics and
Mathematics and the W.S. Hall Memorial Scholarship in Science and Kelly Overholt. In front,
from left, are: Maryanne Perrie, Jacquie Seili, also winner of the Cindy Ireland Memorial
Award and Rhonda Heise. Emma Richards and Jason Engel were absent.
8 get Menzies’ award
Eight graduates of Brussels
Public School were recipients of
the 1994 George Menzies
Endowment Fund awards presented
at the F.E. Madill Secondary
School Commencement exercises
in Wingham on Friday.
Jaime Raymond of Brampton, a
great-granddaughter of the late Mr.
Menzies, made the presentations.
Jay Hahn, son of Bruce and Judy
Hahn, is attending University of
Guelph majoring in bio-chemistry;
Jacqueline Seili, daughter of Joe
and Debbie Seili is at Georgian
College, Owen Sound, preparing
for a business career.
Attending Sir Sanford Fleming
College in Peterborough are Dan
Hall, son of Jack and Jane Hall,
who is studying Electromechanical
Engineer;ng Technology with a
focus on robotics and Kelly
Overholt, daughter of Jack and Sue
Overholt in a Law and Security
program.
Attending Conestoga College are
Maryanne Perrie, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Perrie; Jason Engel,
son of Barry and Diane Engel and
Rhonda Heise, daughter of Vern
and Mary Heise. Maryanne is
studying Electronics and
Engineering Technology, Jason is
in a Mechanical Engineering
Technology Program and Rhonda
is studying practical nursing at the
Wingham campus.
Also receiving an Endowment
Fund Award was Emma Richards,
a former resident of Brussels who
is now attending the University of
Victoria, British Columbia
majoring in chemistry.
This is the 24th consecutive year
the fund has provided a sum to
graduates of Brussels Public School
who are proceeding directly to
post-secondary education.
In all, 144 students have
benefitted from this bequest which
will continue to assist Brussels area
students for many years to come, to
meet the ever-increasing costs of
post secondary education.
A little dab will do ya
More than 60 people gathered at the Brussels Legion on
Oct. 5 to dab the bingo cards and hope for a winner.
Taking a chance are, from left, Linda Oldridge, Colleen
Smith and Tracey McArter. The turkey bingo fundraiser
was hosted by the Brussels Minor Hockey and the Ark.
Ken Pennington’s
D.J. Service
"Music for all
occasions"
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(519) 887-6069
THE NORTH HURON
ENVIRONMENT GROUP
PRESENTS
“TREASURE SWAP” DAY
IN THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1994
“One person’s junk is another person's treasure!” If you
have any large items that you would like to give away,
please set them out at the curb by 9 a.m. on Tues.,
October 18th. All items to be “swapped” must be
identified by a green ribbon which may be obtained at the
Municipal Office. ONLY THE ITEMS IDENTIFIED BY A
GREEN RIBBON ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE TAKING. Any
items not picked up will be taken to the landfill site the
following day as part of LARGE ITEM PICKUP DAY. If you
don’t want these items to go to the landfill site, please
remove them from the curb on Tuesday night.
Plan to attend the Environment Fair on Thursday, October
20th at the BM & G ARENA from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. -
Free Admission, Door Prizes and Displays of
Environmentally Friendly Products and Alternatives.
For further information contact Donna White at 887-6572.
LOSE UP TO 10 lbs.
In 3 Days!
With the Tennen III™
Supplementary Diet Plan
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Using All Natural Ingredients.
Available At:
Brussels Pharmacy
For more information call
1-800-361-4720
JR’s Gas Bar
& Take Out Ltd.
Brussels 887-6951
Mon. - Thurs. 6:30 - 9:00
Fri. 6:30 -12:00
Sat. 7:30 -11:00
Sun. 7:30-9:00
LARGE ITEM PICKUP DAY
WILL BEHELD ON
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 19,1994
THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
All items to be set out at the curb by 10 a.m.
on this date. Regular garbage to be set out by
8:00 a.m.
Watch for “Leaf Vac” Days!
The Village of Brussels is expanding the
Recycling Program to include #2 Plastics.
Any clean plastic containers having #2
imprinted on the base of product with the
exception of MOTOR OIL CONTAINERS may
be placed in your blue bag or box.
Thank You
Council of the Village of Brussels
Service Special
$24.95
Includes - 4 1//2 litres oil,
filter and lubrication
WINTER TUNE UP
SAVE 15%
off parts and labour
Stop by today and have
your antifreeze checked
at NO CHARGE
J.L. McCutcheon
Motors Ltd.
Brussels 887-6856