HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-10-02, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1996
Corporate contribution
Scott McDonald, left, manager of the Brussels CIBC
presented John Harrison of the Park Recreation
Development Committee with a cheque for $3,000 for
bleachers for the new ball diamond behind BMG Arena.
Appreciated donation
John Harrison, right, of the Brussels Park Recreation
Development Committee, thanks Eric Ross of the Royal
Canadian Legion, Brussels Branch, for the $1,000
contribution to the soccer field and ball diamond behind
BMG Community Centre.
Another year of work done
at Brussels recreation park
BRUSSELS
SANTA CLAUS
PARADE
Is scheduled for the
first Saturday In
December, however
there is nobody
available to organize
and run the parade.
Any person or groups
interested in running
the parade, please
phone 887-6058 or
887-6355
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For all your upholstery needs
• Furniture • Auto
• Machinery seats etc.
Sample and estimates free of charge
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Mill St., Brussels 887-6056
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TAKING CHARGE OF PAIN
A useful and educational program
presented by New Horizons Rehabilitation
Services, Listowel
-FOR DEALING WITH ONGOING PAIN DUE TO BACK
INJURIES, INJURIES SUSTAINED IN MOTOR VEHICLE
ACCIDENTS, FIBROMYALGIA, CANCER AND ARTHRITIS.
Six two hour sessions will be led by each of a
Physiotherapist, Clinical Social Worker, Occupational
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NOTICE
Council of the Village of Brussels has declared the following
property as surplus and notice is hereby given of the intent to
convey this property to the abutting land owner. Part of
Walnut Street, Registered Plan 192, Village of Brussels,
County of Huron and designated as Part 4 on Plan 22R-3503.
Donna M. White
Clerk-Treasurer
Audrey Cardiff, top citizen
The Brussels Park Recreational
Development Committee
completed another year's work on
the new recreation field.
This year the soccer field was
done with just the goal posts left to
be installed. The stonedust and
fencing was installed for the ball
diamond. Both facilities will be
ready for use next spring.
The committee would like to
thank the many donations made
this year and last year as well in
order to make this project possible.
The current committee consists
of chairperson, John Harrison;
In 1994, the national harvest level
was 23 per cent below the
allowable annual cut (AAC);
988,960 hectares were harvested.
vice-chair, Mike Thomas;
secretary, Sandra Josling; treasurer,
Jacquie Cowing; directors, Jayne
Ross and Gary Pipe.
Anyone interested in joining this
worthwhile project can call John
Harrison at 887-9865.
It is quite apparent that the 1996
Brussels Citizen of the Year is very
deserving of the recognition as she
was nominated by several fellow
residents.
Audrey Cardiff is a long-time
member of the Brussels community
and has given of her time, skills
and charm to better the village, say
her proponents.
A registered nurse at Huronlca,
Cardiff also assists seniors who call
her for home visits when they are
not feeling well or when sickness
strikes in the night.
As one of the founding members
of BMG Caterers who provides
meals for many functions at the
BMG Community Centre, she has
help raised hundreds of thousands
of dollars to support the arena.
A leader of the United Church
Women, Cardiff has served as a
steward and been responsible for
planning meals for church func-
tions.
Lodge meets
The September meeting of
Morning Star Lodge opened with a
pot luck supper. This meal was
well attended.
Sister Betty Cardiff presided over
the meetings. Lodge opened in the
usual manner followed by the
secretary's report. The charter was
draped for the late Sister Edith
Baber and Sister Louise Clark
assembly officer.
Twenty-five year jewels were
presented to Joyce Treibner and
Lois McCutcheon by D.D. Pres.
Rene Richmond. A letter was read
from Ruth Rebekah Lodge,
Stratford informing of the 100th
birthday of this lodge to be held at
a later date. A letter was read from
Lt. Col. Russ Hadley of the
Patriarchs Militant of Ontario
informing the lodge that Sister
Mary Lowe had been elected to
receive the highest award of honour
and merit which can be bestowed
upon a Sister Rebekah, by the
authority of the Independent Order
of Oddfellows. The investiture
ceremony will be held in Picton at
Prince Edward Collegiate on Nov.
30.
Sister Mary Nichol and her
husband Glenn celebrated their
50th anniversary on Saturday, Sept.
28. Congratulations.
Card parties are to be held again
this winter on the third Monday of
every month.
Happy Birthday was sung to
Sister Lorraine Edwards.
Audrey Cardiff
Farmers Are Injured On The Job
Farming has the highest incidence
of disabling injuries of all
industries in Canada, at 58 per
1,000 workers.
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