The Citizen, 1995-10-25, Page 2If You Think.This IsThe Only
Way To Become A Mennonite,
It's TimeTo Take A Second Look.
You don't have to be born a
Mennonite to be a Mennonite.
Actually, the Mennonite
church is made up of all types
and is open to all, whether
you're white, black, Asian, His-
panic or plaid. You know us as
the Mennonites, but da you
really know us? This Sunday
take a face-to-face look.
BRUSSELS MENNONITE FELLOWSHIP
9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship Service
10:30 a.m. Christian Education (for all ages)
Everyone Welcome
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period Age 60 61 - 65 66 - 70 71 - 74 75 - 79 80 - 84
92 days $117 $171 $225 $307 $474 $750
122 days $162 $220 $306 $415 $680 $1090
152 days $238 $339 $429 $569 $925 $1477
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SNOWBIRD INSURANCE
- $ 1 million coverage for medical emergencies due to sickness or accident.
- Choice of coverage for pre-existing conditions.
- Top-up coverage: Begin this policy the day your other coverage expires.
Note: You must meet eligibility requirements to purchase this plan.
FOR BROCHURE OR TO ORDER
BY PHONE CALL:
Elliott Insurance Brokers Limited
Blyth 519-523-4481
Bryan Lavis Insurance Brokers Limited
Clinton 519-482-9310
Cardiff & Mulvey Insurance Brokers Limited
Brussels 519-887-6100
ATTENTION: BRUSSELS
RESIDENTS
HALLOWEEN IS FAST
APPROACHING
Council of the Village of Brussels Is striving for a safe and
uneventful Halloween. Please put away any objects that may
create a temptation to pranksters.
If you see any damage or mischief occurring on Halloween
Night you may call 887-9953 to report It.
Have a Safe & Happy Halloween!
Council
Village of Brussels
PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1995.
Fire at Country Inn
The owners of the Brussels
Country Inn got a bit of a scare on
Sunday night, when the compressor
that cools the walk-in freezer mal-
functioned and started a fire.
Fire Chief Murray McArter said
the call came in at 11:30 p.m., and
while the blaze was put out by an
extinguisher there was- a good deal
PC smoke throughout the upstairs
hall arid the main lobby of the
building.
The estimate of damage is
unknown.
Date changes
Please note that due to unfore-
seen circumstances the date for the
open house at the Brussels office of
The Citizen has been re-scheduled
to Wednesday, Nov. 1 from 1 until
3:30 p.m.
COSTUME PARTY
OCTOBER 28/95 Milestone
Rae and Margeurite Crawford were honoured this past week on the momentous occaison of
their 68th wedding anniversary. An open house tea was held for them at the Morning Star
Lodge room in Brussels on Thursday.
• Prizes • D.J. Karaoke King
• ID. Required
BRUSSELS COUNTRY INN
887-9035
Crawfords celebrate milestone
Marguerite and Rae Crawford
celebrated 68 years of marriage at
an open house on Thursday.
The former Ella Marguerite Little
of Morris Twp. and her groom
were married at St. John's Anglican
Church, Brussels, Oct. 19, 1927.
The bride was the daughter of John
and Ellen Little, while Rae, who
was born in Nelson, B.C., was the
Brussels
People
The Brussels United Church
celebrated its 140th anniversary on
Sunday.
The guest minister was Very
Rev. Dr. Bruce McLeod of St.
Marys, former moderator of the
United Church of Canada. He
chose as his message, "Listen for
the Wind", with many
explanations. He entertained the
children by playing songs on the
piano and everyone joining in
singing.
The choir sang, Great and
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
held a hot casserole supper on
Monday, Oct. 16 with a good
attendance followed by progressive
euchre.
Winners were: high lady, Isabel
Craig; high man, Jim Smith; low
lady, Ferne Howatt; low man,
Edgar Howatt; most zeroes, Fanny
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the accused for his actions. "A
prank it may well have been Mr.
Pasztor, fortunately for you there
were no injuries. This is just rank
stupidity."
He sentenced him to nine months
for arson and three months consec-
utive for the breach of probation, as
well as nine months concurrent on
the remaining charges for a total of
one year.
Pasztor is also prohibited from
owning any explosive or firearm
for a period of 12 months after his
release.
son of David and Annie Campbell.
Rev. Frank Lewin was the offici-
ating clergy. Attendants were Lulu
Procter and Wm. Miller.
Following a honeymoon trip to
Toronto and other areas, the newly-
weds returned home to McKillop
Twp., where they were lived for
four years before moving to Morris
Twp. They lived there for 62 years.
Marvelous are They Works with
Alice Brothers accompanying and
My God and I was sung by George
and Emily Cousins, John Lowe and
Betty Campbell.
Preceding the service, Grace
Jutzi favoured with many piano
selections. For the offertory, Alice
and Betty played Whispering Hope.
In the evening, Barbara Barton-
McMillan was MC for a fun-filled
and enjoyable hour of music. A
guest quartet of men from
Harriston; and a quartet with
George and Emily Cousins, and
Audrey and Rod Helwig of
Neustadt entertained with great
singing.
The choir sang six of their
favourite anthems accompanied by
Alice at the piano; and Warren
Wray sang a solo.
Preceding the evening service,
Mary Bryans played the new organ
accompanied at the piano by Alice
with many lovely selections and
Somers; lone hands, Jean Thedorf;
nearest birthday, Gordon Thedorf;
lucky draws, Bob Richmond,
Thelma Cardiff, Viola Adams,
Roberta Simpson; lucky chair,
Garner Nicholson.
Next card party will be Nov. 20
at 8 p.m.
The Crawfords belong to the
Oddfellows and Rebekahs Lodges
in Brussels.
Special guests at the open house,
which was held in the Lodge
rooms, were Sister Viola Higgo, PP
Rebekah Assembly, Sister Erma
Cartwright, DDP, Huron District 23
and Sister Jean Hodgert, PDDP,
Exeter.
also for the offertory.
Following the service everyone
was invited to join in fellowship for
lunch and more singing by the
Harriston quartet.
A great anniversary day was had
by all.
NOTICE TO
BRUSSELS
RESIDENTS
"LEAF VAC" DAYS
The Leaf Vac will be In
the Village of Brussels on
Thursday, October 26 and
Friday, October 27, 1995
to collect leaves. Please
have your leaves raked to
the edge of the
curb/sidewalk. Collection
will begin at 7:30 a.m.
No bagged leaves will be
picked up.
Donna M. White
Clerk-Treasurer
Morning Star hosts euchre