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ATTENTION: BRUSSELS
RESIDENTS
Garbage collection over the Holiday season will
be Thursday, December 26, 1996 and
Thursday, January 2, 1997.
Village of Brussels
NOTICE TO BRUSSELS
RESIDENTS
The Village of Brussels is looking for two
responsible, energetic people to serve as
Brussels representatives on the B.M. & G.
Recreation Board effective January 1, 1997.
Please submit written application by December
31, 1996. For further information please contact
the Brussels Municipal Office - 887-6572.
Council of the Village of Brussels
CALLING EVERYONE HOME TO
HOMECOMING
HOMECOMING7 1997
July 31 - August 3, 1997
Plan to attend the "Kick off" Event for the 1997 Homecoming! A
New Year's Day Levee will be held on January 1, 1997 at the
B.M. & G. Community Centre from 2 - 4 p.m. - Entertainment and
Refreshments - Sponsored by the Homecoming Committee -
Everyone Welcome.
Please be sure to get your addresses in by January 15, 1997 for
the School Reunion Invitation List Go Leona Armstrong which
will be mailed out at the end of January.
Merry Christmas from the Homecoming Committee
Brussels Country Inn
Brussels 887-9035
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NAME CHANGES
SECTION 210(111) OF THE
MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.O. 1990
Notice Is hereby given that Brussels Council intends to pass a
by-law to change the name of public roads which have been
previously named.
The public road name changes are intended to facilitate the
County-wide municipal addressing system which is required to
be in place prior to the implementation of the 9-1-1 Emergency
Response System for ambulance, fire and police services
throughout the County of Huron.
The proposed street name changes are as follows:
1) Thomas Street, from Turnberry Street, west to the
Morris Township border will be changed to King Street
2) John Street, from Mary to Alexander will be changed to
Mechanics Street
3) Anne Street, from the Maitland River, north to Queen
intersection will be changed to Stretton Street.
4) Queen Street between Halliday Street and Mill Street
(County Road 16) will be changed to Halliday Street.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed
naming/renaming of public roads is available for Inspection at
the Brussels Municipal Office 519-887-6572.
DATED THIS 27TH DAY OF November, 1996.
Donna M. White, Clerk
PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1996
7 tables at Majestic euchre
Lighting up the darkness
Approximately 50 Brusselites gathered at the Ark, Friday
evening, to enjoy Christmas songs, the lighting of the
Christmas lights and a few tasty treats.
The winners of this festive sea-
son's best decorated house in the
village are Wallace and Jean Bell
of Elizabeth St.
Judges said the candy colours
and Santa theme blend nicely with
the cottage-style home. "It was evi-
Highland Apts.
news
A farewell surprise party was
held in the Highland apartments
front entry last week to say
goodbye to Jim Mair who is
moving to Caledonia to be near his
family.
There was a short program of
readings, music, and a skit. Lunch
and visiting brought the enjoyable
meeting to a close.
A memorial service was held in
Huronlea Chapel by the Salvation
Army, Wingham, for the late
Dennis Ashby, who passed away in
University Hospital on Dec. 1. His
body was taken to Montreal for
burial.
DECEMBER 27 & 28
BAYSIDE BLUE BAND
At the Majestic Women's
Institute December card party,
seven tables of cards were played.
The prizes went to: high lady,
Dorothy Dilworth; high man, Jim
Smith; low lady, Isabelle Craig;
low man, Reinhart Bauer; lone
hands, lady, Helen Gallop; lone
hands, man, Ida Evans; lucky
numbers, Gordon Thedorf, Mabel
Bauer, Sarah Stephenson, Ruth
L. Campbell
leads
worship
A Communion Service was held
at Brussels Mennonite Fellowship
on Sunday, Dec. 15.
Linda Campbell was worship
leader and Mark Hiller led the
congregational singing with Anne
Hemingway playing the piano.
Darlene Hemmingway ministered
through song. Elwin Garland and
Carl Siemon addressed the
congregation.
The Ladies' Fellowship group
will meet Thursday, Dec. 19 at the
church for the Christmas meeting.
Bauer, Mary Davidson, Elunid
McNair, Kate Wilson, Allan Edgar,
Jeanne Ireland, Iona McLean, Lois
Schneider.
A poinsettia for the season was
won by Isabelle Craig.
dent that a great deal of effort had
gone into this display which is
magical without being garish," the
judges commented.
Honourable mentions went to
Reinhardt and Mabel Bauer of
Burgess St. for their blending of
modern lighting with a traditional
Christmas focal point, and Bruce
and Doris McCall of James St.,
who received acknowledgement for
understated style.
George of Brussels got the nod
for Best Decorated Business, with
last year's winner, Little Darling's
getting honourable mention.
Judges acknowledged the efforts
of all the homeowners who deco-
rated, saying the selection was not
an easy one. "There were many
beautiful homes brightening our
village for Christmas."
BRUSSELS HISTORY BOOK
NOTICE TO BRUSSELS
BUSINESSES
We are in the process of finalizing 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. We are also interested in information
about businesses that operated In the past. Please
contact the Municipal Office by December 30, 1996 if
you would like to have your business/occupation
included.
Thank You
Donna White
Clerk-Treasurer
Special Christmas
Turkey Luncheon
with salad bar $6.95
December 20 - 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.
HOLIDAY HOURS:
December 24 & 31 - 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Closed December 25, 26 & January 1
Gift Certificates Available