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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1995-05-24, Page 2Taking flight Tracy Egginton takes the running long jump in stride as she competes in the Brussels Public School track and field meet last Thursday. Other area schools are holding their events this week. Melville Guild pleased by good turnout to meeting GENERAL MEETING 0 00 3 • ott Any Purchase. Brussels Junior "C" Hockey Club executive will be holding their General Meeting on June 7th at 8 p.m. at the Brussels Legion. If anyone is interested in any position call Bob Thomas 887-9383. r 0 ‘)CHOICE 887-6294 Turnberry St., Brussels Don & Jill would like to extend a special thank you to everyone who sent flowers and gifts or just stopped by to wish us well. We would also like to thank those who helped get things ready in such a short time before the opening. GRAND OPENING Saturday, May 27 Lots of in-store specials •-• Coupon valid Sat., May 27, 1995 only L PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1995. Huronlea enjoys busy April Melville Guild met May 15 at the church. The meeting was in charge of Joanne King and President Mary Huether. Mary opened the meeting with the Call to Worship, followed by Hymn 159. The scripture, Proverbs 31 (10-31) was read in unison. Joanne then led in prayer. Mary read some Mother's Day poems and gave a meditation on mothers and the home. Following this Joanne took all on an interesting and educational tour with her videos and explanation of her trip to Spain, Gibraltar, and a part of Africa. This was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Hymn 585 was sung, then this part of the meeting was closed with the Benediction. Mary took over for the business meeting, beginning with a thank you to Joanne for her wonderful travelogue. The minutes were read by Elunid McNair and approved. Roll call was answered by a childhood memory of Mother's Day. The treasurer's report was given by Jeanne Ireland followed by the collection. Final plans were made for the Maytime Supper, May 31 at the church and the golden wedding anniversary for Marg and Cal Brussels Mennonite Fellowship (519) 887-6388 Worship Service 9:30 a.m Jesus is Lord Guests Welcome By Mary Gibbings Program Director and Volunteer Co-ordinator Along with the regular programs on a day to day basis, such as Fun and Fitness, Happy Wanders, Caring and Sharing, Adventures in Friendship on their weekly time schedule it was a very busy month Brussels People Victoria Day weekend guests at the home of Mary and Murray Huether included Dave and Angela Huether, Jeff and Kevin of Brampton; Roger and Joyce Tipple of Burlington; Joan, Gary, Christopher and Kaitlin Ritchie of Markham; Brian and Diane Huether and family of Brussels and area. Many of the family attended the reunion of Ritchie's Rockets,a former Brussels ball team, at the Golf Course at Wingham on Sunday. The Brussels Agricultural Soci- ety wound up its penny sale on Sat- urday, May 20 and they were quite pleased with the results. Nearly 80 items had been donat- ed for the sale and ticket sales were . excellent. A bake sale was also held Saturday morning with many delicious goodies on hand. They raised a total of $440 with the help of all the generous donors of the community. Lists of the prize winners will be posted in Brussels stores. Maps will lead public to sales Continued from page 1 from outside the community may call him to obtain information about setting up tables on vacant lots in the village. As well as the hand-out maps, a large map will be posted in the window of the village office, "Donna White has been working very hard making poster for the event," says Langlois. Those involved in the event may be asked to contribute a couple of dollars to cover the cost of maps and advertising, says Langlois. at Huronlea. Rev. Cam McMillan led the church service in the chapel on April 2. April 4 the Grade 4 class from Brussels school, "Buddies 'R Us" program visited the home. Bingo is held every Friday. Every Saturday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. there is piano and organ music in the sitting room. Many thanks to Marion Eadie and Karen Cardiff, also Mary Bryans and Alice Brothers for taking alternate weeks in providing the music for the afternoon. The piano and organ music is enjoyed by everyone. Rev. Nancy Beale from Trinity Anglican Church, Brussels led the church service in the chapel on April 9. Residents Council was held in the Fitness Room at 10:30 a.m. on April 11. In the afternoon the monthly birthday party was held put on by the Blyth Senior Citizens Club, and they provided the goodies for the afternoon. April 19 Don Dunbar entertained Correction One of the Jutzi boys was incor- rectly identified in the cutline on page 2 of last week's issue of The Citizen. The sentence should have read, "The effort, which raises money for the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario, was initiated by Julie and Gerry Jutzi and family three years ago in appreciation for the care given their sons, Craig and Travis. We apologize for the error. everyone on the piano with tunes for everyone to enjoy. Every Thursday, mass is held in the Chapel. April 23 Rev. Randy Banks Duff's United Church, Walton led the service in the chapel. On April 26, a Brussels Hymn Sing was held in the chapel at 2:00 p.m. Capt. R. Scott, Salvation Army from Wingham led the service on April 30. Capt. Scott and Continued on page 17 ASPARAGUS IS READY Picked fresh daily Phone before 8:00, at meal times or after dark 887-6568 Microman. The Ultarnate Computer Store Full selection of computers, accessories and stationery supplies. We are an authorized IBM, AST, CANNON and H.P. dealer Sega & Nintendo 135 Wallace Ave., N. LISTOWEL (519) 291-9633 Fax 291-9634 Krauter, June 18 also in the church. Rev. and Mrs. Neilson, the supply minister, were in attendance. There was also a large attendance of women. It was great to see so many out. A tasty lunch of angel cake and fruit was served, followed by the adjournment.