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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-10-23, Page 2animal origin or contain animal products like eggs, or milk. Also there is certain information that must appear on the label — manufacturer's name and address, name of product, net weight, ingredients list. She also reviewed hew to read the nutritional information on the packaging and handed out sample products to the members. She then asked them to introduce what information they found on the different products. This exercise was very interesting. Ruth Bauer thanked her and presented her with a gift. Ruth then read a poem. Brussels People Eleanor Hemingway visited her brother Hector Knight in Picton recently. She wa accompanied by her daughter, Karen and Ron Phillips of Aylmer. Computers For Less - Quality systems with a 2 year warranty - All units delivered and set up - Experienced technician on staff Please call from 9-9 for a system quote Steve Blake Huron Video and Sound 887-9434 NOTICE TO BRUSSELS BUSINESSES We are in the process of compiling a list of businesses for the Brussels History Book. Those businesses who have paid business tax in 1996 have been Included. However it is felt that many businesses both in and beyond the Village limits along with contractors and home occupations play an Important part In the history of Brussels even though they are not listed on the assessment roll. Please contact the municipal office by October 30, 1996 if you would like to have your business/occupation Included. Thank You Donna White Clerk-Treasurer NOTICE TO BRUSSELS RESIDENTS The final Leaf Vac day will be held In the Village of Brussels on Monday, October 28, 1996. 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 White Clerk-Treasurer BRUSSELS UPHOLSTERY For all your upholstery needs • Furniture • Auto • Machinery seats etc. Sample and estimates free of charge Brian & Sandy McKnight Mill St., Brussels 887-6056 141404WEEN COSTUME PARTY OCTOBER 26/96 • Prizes • D.J. Karaoke King • I.D. Required BRUSSELS COUNTRY INN Brussels 887-9035 Halloween Treats & Supplies have just arrived... Treats including candy, chocolate bars, chips, gum & pop • Supplies • Makeup • Masks • Face Paints & Decorations Open Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Halloween 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1996 Huronlea Happenings 50 years community service Brussels Lions President Allan Teeft accepts a 50 year charter from Vice District Governor Ray Pennington, right, at the club's 50th anniversary program on Saturday evening. The first meeting of the Brussels Lions Club was March 29, 1946. Its official charter was April 17. Membership today sits at 37. The club has consistently over the years lived up to its motto "We Serve", aiding the community through programs, sports and recreation, community betterment and health and welfare projects. Majestic WI learns nutrition By Olive Sproul It's almost impossible to believe that September has disappeared so fast. The weather's telling the equinox is just around the corner, so we can expect unsettled weather for the next while. Here at Huronlea, we had two of our regular entertainers perform, Alf Sutton, who is a comparative newcomer, plays and sings popular songs from the 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s. Mixed with that he throws in a good selection of songs everybody has always known, like She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain, 0 Susanna and Clementine to name a few. Don Dunbar, who is also Elsie Cunningham's nephew, has a huge repertoire of songs, from old time country to blues and soft rock. Personally, he favours any kind of country music being particularly fond of Hank Williams Sr., Charlie Pride and Patsy Cline. Adventures in friendship came around again. It was perhaps even more enjoyable than usual, because we had more people participating. It's fun to listen to other's views on any given subject. The Walking Club met on Sept.'s last Thursday. There was quite a cool breeze, but at least the sun shone. We started October with a bang! Our "buddies" from Brussels Public School came to visit. As usual they are a noisy and excited crew, eager to make a new friend. There are nearly twice as many eight and nine-year-olds as there are residents to be visited, so most of us had two special friends. Mine were Annette and Erika. Annette is a little girl with hazel eyes, and an engaging grin. Erika is a true blonde with extraordinary purple eyes and a beautiful shy smile. She is six months younger than Annette, but both are in the same grade. Once the children had picked their buddies they all took a sheet of bright orange construction paper and cut out a pumpkin mobile for us to hang on our doofs as a Halloween decoration. Then we did a crossword puzzle and quiz. Then, it was time for them to leave which they did noisily, but in an orderly fashion, first picking up all their litter and waving and calling their goodbyes, all the way out the doors. My, how quiet it seemed all at once. We have tears in our eyes at their going, but we know they'll be back in early November. The next day was the annual Fall Colour Tour. Once more we didn't have the van, three cars went, with about seven residents going on the drive. They said they were able to find some woods which had changed colour. There'd been a beauty boutique in the morning where we got to have fingernails cut and polished. Cindy is getting really good at doing nails. Next day there was a clothing sale. J.B.S. comes once a year with a pretty good selection of clothing, so that shut-ins have an opportunity to shop for themselves. The first weekend in October passes quickly with nearly everyone having company including me. Two of my 19 grandchildren visited, one of them Continued on page 22 Everyone was welcomed to the recent Majestic WI meeting by President Ruth Sauve. This was followed by a poem also read by the president. Members then sang the Institute Ode and then recited the Mary Stewart Collect. Roll call was "A new product on the market that you would recommend to others." It was answered by 17 members and three guests. Minutes of the September meeting were read by Secretary Kathy Bridge and adopted as read. Jean Bell then gave the treasurer's report and a motion was made to pay any outstanding bills. Lucy Hesse gave informative and interesting delegate reports of the County Rally in Londesboro and the conference held in Brussels. Convenor Ruth Bauer then introduced the speaker for the meeting Kim Scholl, community food advisor. Her focus is on safe food handling, food preparation and nutrition. She stated that the idea of dieting is out and a positive self image is what is important. She handed out the new Canada's Food Guide. Some of the important facts she touched on were that cholesterol should only appear in foods that are