HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1998-01-07, Page 2the course of the tournament.
The Lakers played terrific
defense throughout the tournament
only giving up five goals in five
games one of which was on an
empty net.
The Lakers compete in the Minor
Hockey Alliance of Ontario along
with teams from Cambridge,
Kitchener, Waterloo, Hamilton,
Brantford, London, Lambton,
Chatham and Elgin-Middlesex.
BRUSSELS
BUSINESS GROUP
Home for the Holidays
Gift Basket Draw Winners:
1. Gloria McWhirter - Brussels
2. Glenda Barton - Brussels
3. Elizabeth DeWit - Ethel
Thank you to all the partici-
pants who entered the draw.
Thank you to all of the
businesses for your
donations towards the three
gift baskets.
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Agricultural
Society
ANNUAL
MEETING
Wednesday, Jan. 14
at BMG Community
Centre
7:30 p.m.
Guest Speaker
Please plan to attend
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NOTICE TO BRUSSELS
RESIDENTS
1998 RECYCLING
SCHEDULE
Recyclables, Including corrugated cardboard, will be picked up
as per the following schedule for 1998.
Cardboard is no longer picked up at curbside. It must be
flattened and taken to the recycle bins at the PUC shop or
behind Oldfield's hardware.
January
January 14
January 28
March
March 11
March 25
May
May 6
May 20
July
July 1
July 15
July 29
September
September 9
September 23
November
November 4
November 18
February
February 11
February 25
April
April 8
April 22
June
June 3
June 17
August
August 12
August 26
October
October 7
October 21
December
December 2
December 16
December 30
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NOTICE TO DOG
OWNERS IN THE
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
1998 Dog tags are now available at the Municipal office and all
dogs must be licensed.
The owner shall within 10 days of becoming such owner, and
thereafter on or before the 28th of February in each year cause
such dog to be again licensed for one year from the 1st day of
January in the office of the Village Clerk.
The fee schedule shall be as follows:
a) If the dog Is a male or a spayed female, a fee of $12.00
b) if the dog Is a female, a fee of $14.00
c) for a second female, a fee of $19.00
d) for a second male, or spayed female $14.00
e) for a pit bull, or a pit bull cross, a fee of $100.00
A LATE FEE OF $15.00 WILL BE APPLIED ON MARCH 1, 1998.
PROOF OF RABIES VACCINATION MUST
BE SHOWN AT TIME OF PURCHASE!
This by-law requires dog owners to forthwith remove excrement
left by the dog anywhere in the municipality of the Village of
Brussels. Any person contravening this provision shall pay a
$50.00 administration fee.
Donna M. White
Clerk-Treasurer
Village of Brussels
PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1998.
New 4-H club underway
Race was on
It was a struggle to the finish as Brussels Atoms hosted
and battled Hensall on Friday night. The home team
squeaked out a hard-fought 7-6 victory.
Brussels player leads Lakers offense
On Tuesday, Dec. 30, the Huron-
Perth 'AAA' Lakers Major PeeWes
won the Stratford Rotary
Tournament by defeating Kitchener
Kaisers 5-0.
The Lakers dropped their
opening game 3-1 to Kitchener, but
then went on to defeat London 3-1,
Oakville 4-0 and host Stratford 4-1
to earn the right to play Kitchener
again in the final.
Brussels native Nolan Krotz led
all Lakers offensively scoring six
goals and picking three assists over
Icy roads
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injured rose from 35 to 39.
Occasions in which property
damage occurred as a result of
motor vehicle collisions fell signifi-
cantly from 105 to 87.
Marshall said a factor in the
apparently lower accident numbers
could be due to the very poor
weather conditions during the 1996
RIDE program.
Accident numbers later in the
1997 program increased due to icy
road conditions. Several involved
personal injury and property dam-
age.
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The Brussels 4-Hers met to start
a new club called Working with
Wool. This meeting consisted of
two meetings so that members met
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The meeting began with the
pledge and roll call which was a
game where each person received a
word (the words were about wool)
and each word had a pair so they all
said their words and all of them
were paired up.
Next they read and discussed,
primarily pages referring to needle
sizes, conversion from American to
Canadian, different ways to knit
and the materials needed to start
knitting.
They were then told how to start
Council says no
to request
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have said that the majority of shop-
pers are coming from out of town.
"Maybe they're even going into the
other businesses that arc open Sun-
days."
"It's private enterprise and I
believe it's up to the liquor store
whether or not they want to be
open Sunday," Seili said.
the sample but some of the girls
knew how to knit already so they
were really quick.
After lunch they voted on the
executive: president, Michelle De
Wit; vice-President, Missy Engel;
secretary, Ashley Keifer; press
reporter, Michelle De Wit.
They talked about the club's
future plans. It was decided that for
the achievement program the
members would tour Spinrite in
Listowel.
When the discussion was
complete they went back to the
samplers they were working on and
for the rest of the meeting tried to
finish them.
LOST MUST
BE FOUND!
Over the past several months, it has been brought to
our attention that some items lent to assist us with our
research for "Our Story - from Ainleyville to Brussels"
have gone missing.
We need your help! As we cannot locate them in
our office, it is possible that these items were
inadvertently mixed in with other packages already
picked up.
Please check your materials for these items:
1. A complete newspaper from 1925. Jim Coultes
had placed this paper with some post office
information in a red folder. He has the red folder, but
not the newspaper.
2. Two black scribbler pads that were the minute
books for the Tri-County Baseball League. (Max
Demaray)
3. Mr. Glen Bray had two copies of the Brussels Post
from 1980-1981. These papers had his name and
address sticker on them.
If you have any information please drop it off at
The Citizen or at Brussels Municipal Office.
Thanks!