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PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1995.
Watched pot
Cathy Cardiff keeps an eye on the pot, while husband Jeff
tends to the barbecue, when Cardiff's Catering cooked up
a delicious feast for the annual Huron Beef Producers
banquet in Brussels on Saturday. On the menu was, of
course, roast beef, which was served up to a sell-out
crowd of 475.
Melville group meets
at home of G. Gibson
The March meeting of Melville
Presbyterian Church, Brussels, was
held at the home of Mrs. Gerald
Gibson.
The President, Helen Elliott,
opened the meeting with prayer. An
Easter hymn was read in unison.
Mrs. Thelma Cardiff read the
scripture, Matthew, Chapter 4
verses 1 to 11, on the temptation of
Jesus.
Mrs. Elliott had a reading based
on Lent. followed by prayer. She
also read about four different
religions.
Another Easter hymn was sung.
Mrs. Cardiff read the secretary's
report and Mrs. Steiss gave the
treasurer's report in the absence of
Mrs. Leona Armstrong.
After a short business period, the
meeting closed by repeating the
Mizpah Benediction. A tasty lunch
was served by Mrs. Elliott and Mrs.
Gibson.
Ladies'
curling
season ends
The Tuesday afternoon ladies
curling ended March 7. The last
regular game was curled in the
morning followed by a meal of
Chester Fried chicken, the annual
meeting, and a fun game of curling
in the afternoon.
The winners of the last draw
were first, 44 points, Linda Saur,
Marg Taylor, Gloria Wilbee and
Doris Fischer; second, 43 points,
Jane Zwep, Fran Bremner, Sheron
Stadelmann and Mary Bernard;
third, 40.5 points, Heidi McClure,
Valerie Shortreed, Marie Stute and
Sharon Brown.
The new executive for 1995-96
is: past president, Brenda Linton;
president, Mary Bernard; first vice
president, JoAnn McDonald;
second vice president, Gloria
Wilbee; third vice president, Jane
Zwep; secretary-treasurer, Velma
Locking; draw committee, Valerie
Shortreed, Heidi McClure,
Marianne Warwick; kitchen
committee, Jean Bewley, Sharon
Brown; press reporter, Velma
Locking.
The last draw of the mixed
curling ended March 13. The top
teams were first, 45 points, JoAnn
McDonald, Mary TenPas, Dona
Knight and Bob Alexander; second,
44 points, Tom Warwick, Nora
Stephenson, Glen Warwick and
Sandra Clark; third, 42.5 points,
Mary Bernard, Bill Clark, Ernie
Lewington and Trevor Bowles.
The annual pot luck dinner and
social evening is being held March
25 at 7 o'clock with a social hour
from 6 to 7 p.m.
Congratulations
Jason
on earning the
Founder's
Scholarship Award
We're proud of you
Love, Mom, Dad, Nic,
Ashley and Joshua
Brussels
People
Jeff Huether and the Brampton
Minor Bantam AA Hockey Club
will be competing in the OMHA
championships against either Barrie
or Aurora.
Brampton eliminated St. Cathar-
ines, Oakville and Orangeville to
reach the finals.
In playoff action they have a
record of nine wins and two losses.
The team will finish up the year by
participating in the Barrie
tournament.
This is the fourth year in a row
that the team has reached the
championship.
Kevin Huether's Brampton Major
PeeWee AAA hockey team
recently was defeated in the
OMHA semi-final tournament held
at Chinguacousy. After defeating
Streetsville, Oakville and Halton
they were beaten in the two-game
EXERCISE CLASS with
Sue Hannon
Accredited Instructor
Mon. & Thurs. 9:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.
April 3 to May 29
Walton Hall
Twice Weekly $48.00 Once Weekly $24.00
To preregister call JoAnn 887-6570
total goals to count final by
Burlington. Scores were Burlington
3, Brampton 2 and Burlington 2,
Brampton 2.
Brampton is now competing in
the March Break Welland Tourna-
ment and is eager to meet Syracuse,
the recent winner of the prestigious
Quebec Winter Carnival Major
PeeWee AAA International
Tournament.
Jeff and Kevin are grandsons of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether of
Brussels.
Brussels Mennonite
Fellowship
(519) 887-6388
Worship Service 9:30 a.m.
Jesus is Lord
Guests Welcome
Ken Pennington's
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"Music for all
occasions"
Call
(519) 887-6069
Darrell's Harestyling
of Gorrie
offers you
risk-free hair styles
done by
Computer Photo Imaging
Call 335-6442
for an appointment
for Thursday, March 23
Morning Star meets
The regular meeting of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge took place on
Tuesday, March 14 with Noble
Grand Jane Hall presiding.
There was a good attendance of
members. It was reported by Gertie
Kellington that the winner of the
United Nations Speak Off was
Erica Clark of Central Huron
Secondary School. Erica receives
GARY'S TROPHY SHOP
Awards, Trophies,
Plaques, Pins, Ribbons,
Engravings
Gary Pipe 519-887-6291
an all expense paid trip to New
York City and the United Nations
Assembly.
The next regular meeting is
March 28.
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