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The Citizen, 2001-12-05, Page 26tbe 13/yt17 jnn 523-9381 ffzzit or come in for our a teet great tasting pizza, each one made from the finest, freshest ingredients. Choose from the following toppings: pepperoni, mushrooms, green peppers, onions, bacon, olives, ham, sausage, pineapple, hot peppers & double cheese. BUY ONE and get a second for 1/2 price Thursday, Friday & Saturday 5 p.m. 'til closing eat in or take out Sees! Legion contest winners Sandra Josling on the left and Jo-Ann McDonald on the right, flank Brussels Public School stt.k7 dents who received awards for their entries in the Legion Remembrance Day program. Back row, from left: Josling, Pam Cousins, Evan Wilkinson, Kayla Bishop, Tiffany Roeticisoender, Meagan Keffer and McDonald. Front: Traviss Jutzi. Kari Bell, Lindsay Watson, Kiley Deitner (David Blaney photo) Grey's Legion contest winners The following students from Grey Central Public School received awards and prizes for their winning entries in the Brussels Legion poetry, prose and poster contest honouring Remembrance Day. From left, back row: Yvonne DeWit, Mike Boyer, Matt McClinchy, Francis Deitner, Travis Ziegler; 3rd. row: Rebecca Reesor, Sara Moser, Randall Inkster, Eric Van Veen, Legion representative, Jo-Ann McDonald; 2nd. row: Sydney Belleau, John Bentley, Mike Lefor, Tanya Bechard, Crystal Blake; front row: Amber Daugherty, Taylor Runstedler, Lindsay Stewart, Anna Glen and Kaylea Brunk. Ashley Sholdice was unavailable for the photo. (David Blaney photo) 0400 Entertaining -made easyl At Seasons we'll take care of the food and drinks, 5 while you entertain your guests and enjoy your party. We're accepting reservations for Christmas parties. Call for menu choices and times available. Luncheon groups welcome. Daily Specials served from 5-8 p.m. Plus our regular menu Thursday - we will be serving a variety of Italian entrees from $8.95 $12.95 Friday - try our Chinese Buffet eat in or take out $10.95 Saturday - Fabulous BBQ Chicken, Ribs or Pasta $8.95 - $12.95 Sunday - Take your family out for brunch Choose from bacon, ham, eggs, waffles, hot entrees, fresh fruit, & dessert $9.95 served from 11:30 am - 2 pm Sunday Evening Buffet - Includes soup, salads, hot entrees & dessert $10.95 Dart't fatget cwt. illednetulap Btu. et Banc& $5.95 11:3C am - 2 pm 384 Queen St., Blyth 523-9730 The Huron-Bruce Provincial PC Association is pleased to welcome Elizabeth Witmer to their Annual General Meeting on December 6, 2001 at 8:30 p.m. at the Blyth Community Centre (no admission) PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2001. At the Branch Wednesday night euchres, crib, cancelled By Jo-Ann McDonald The Wednesday night men's euchres and mixed crib has had a poor turnout and with the busy Christmas season upon us, they will be cancelled until further notice. Last Monday evening was the annual inspection with Zone Commander Bob Grey and Deputy Zone Commander Shirley Chalmers attending the general meeting. There were only 15 members present. The general business was dis- cussed and they went over our min- utes and treasurer's books. A social time followed the meet- ing. Friday night's supper of turkey was delicious. This week lasagna is on the menu. On Saturday, the PeeWee team sponsored by the Legion, took part in the Legion Tournament held in Lucknow. They played three games and defeated Hensall 2-0 in the first game, then Howick 4-1. In the final game, for the B cham- pionship, they were tied 2-2 at the end of regular on time and lost 4-3 in a shootout. Congratulations to the PeeWee team on a fine effort at this tourna- ment. Saturday afternoon saw Santa visit the town of Brussels and stop at the Legion to distribute candy bags to the children. Thanks to Sergeant-at- Arms Lisa Glanville, Comrades Mike Vader and Rick McDonald for carrying the flags. The chance to pay the early bird fee for membership has passed but members are encouraged to pay before Dec. 31 to make lifelasier for the membership chairman. We have had eight new members join the Branch and initiation will be held soon. Early Bird winner for November is Ken Bird. For sports, sign-up sheets are up. Come in and check them out. You must be a member in good standing (your dues paid up), to participate in events so make sure your dues are paid. Our hall is available to rent and can accommodate a crowd of 100 - 200 comfortably. Our Ladies Auxiliary does an excellent job of catering and more information can be obtained by calling the Branch at 887-6562 after 4 p.m. Congratulations to Comrade Gord Workman and his wife Isabel on their 60th wedding anniversary. Don't forget New Year's Eve tick- ets are available at the Branch with only 120 being sold. Get in and get yours today. The winners of the literary and poster competition were presented with their prizes at the schools on Thursday by Youth Chairman Sandra Josling and Comrade .Jo-Ann McDonald. There were 170 entries in the six categories making judging a tough job. Congratulations to the following: junior colour poster, first, Tiffany Roetcisoender; second, Kayla Bishop; third, Meagan Keffer; fourth, Kiley Deitner; fifth, Tanya Bechard; sixth, Lindsay Stewart. Junior black and white poster: first, Sydney Belleau; second, Amber Daugherty; third, Ashley Sholdice; fourth, Taylor Runstedler; fifth, John Bentley; sixth, Mike Lefor. Intermediate colour poster: first, Travis Ziegler; second, Evan Wilkinson; third, Rebecca Ressor; fourth. Pam Cousins; fifth, Mike Boyer; sixth. Eric Van Veen. Intermediate black and white poster, first, Yvonne DeWit; second, Sara Moser; third, Randall Inkster; fourth, Francis Deitner; fifth, Matt McClinchey. Junior poetry, first, Crystal Blake; second, Tanya Bechard; third, John Bentley; fourth, Anna Glen; fifth, Kaylea Brunk. Junior essay, first, Mike Lefor; second, Tiffany Roetcisoender; third, Ashley Sholdice; fourth, Lindsay Watson; fifth, Kari Bell; sixth, Travis Jutzi. The first place winners are sent on to the next level of competition, zone level and hopefully on to district and provincial competition.