The Citizen, 2002-03-13, Page 2YOUR AEROBIC
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CLASSES
Men, Women & Special Needs
All Welcome
6 classes per week
72 Mill Street
(across from Brussels library)
Call: 887-8013 or 887-9181
SPECIAL EVENTS ROOM
With kitchen for rent
Catering Services Available
By Betty
Graber
Watson
Call
887-6236
887-9231
Fish Fry
Saturday, March 16
5:00 - 7:00 pm
at the Brussels Legion
Adults - $9.00
Children - $4.50
Everyone Welcome
COMING EVENTS
at the
BRUSSELS LEGION
SAT., MARCH 16
Euchre Tournament.
Downstairs at 1:00 pm
Bring your own partner. Cash Prizes
Lunch. Admission $5.00 per person.
No Smoking Event.
SAT., MARCH 16
March Fish Fry from 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Adults: $9.00 Children $4.50
Everyone Welcome.
• SUN., MARCH 17
Singles Dance from 7:00 - 11:00 pm
Admission: $8.00 per person
Enjoy "Country Versatiles"
MON., MARCH 25
General meeting at 8:00 p.m.
All members urged to attend.
SAT., MARCH 30
Euchre Tournament.
Downstairs at 1:00 pm
Bring your own partner. Cash Prizes
Lunch. Admission $5.00 per person
No Smoking Event.
THURS., MARCH 7, 14, 21, 28
Blind Mixed Darts at 8:00 pm
Info and general inquiries
at 887-6562 after 4:00 p.m.
Thank You
to all the sponsors who made our -
Brussels Skate-a-thon a success.
Ten Pas Decor, $80.00, J.L. McCutcheon Motors, $25.00;
Brussels Agromart Ltd., $85.00; Neil Illman, $25.00; Bill's
Salvage 8( Auto Sales, $25.00; Ryan Construction, $30.00;
Frank Workman Electric, $35.00; Jacquie Gowing, $25.00;
Somers Appraisal Services Ltd., $80,00; Keating's Pharmacy,
Toys; Crystals Aesthetics, Gift Basket; John Pennington
Heating & Cooling, $8400; Lions Club, $400.00; M & L Truck'n
Inc. $40.00; McCall Livestock, $75.00; 21st Century Dairy
Equipment Inc, $40.00; Just For You, $30.00; Radar Auto Parts
- $40.00; Knechtels, 10 pkg. of wieners; Brussels Variety
$20.00; Crawford, Mill & Davies, $25.00; JR's Gas Bar, $86.00;
Holly's Hair Salon, free hair cut; Cardiff & IVlulvey Real Estate,
$35.00; Zehrs, chips; Canadian Tire, toys (gifts); Walton Little
School, apron and tote bag; Bank of Montreal, travel bag;
Turning Heads and Making Waves, gift basket; Nifty Korners
- Seaforth, Harry Potter book, Oddfellows, $200.00; Rathwell
Sand & Gravel, $20.00; Tim Horton's, 2 Family Pac Tim Bits;
Schimanski Family Funeral Home Inc., $100.00; Cook's -
Walton, $25.00; Murray's Barber Shop, $10.00; It's A Shear
Thing, $25.00; G & M Auto Parts, $20.00; McGavin Farm
Equipment Ltd., $50.00; •McGavin Farm Supply Ltd., $50.00;
Aesthetics & Electrolysis by Bonnie, $20.00; McNeil's Auto
Body, $25.00; Better-b-Baskets; Dr. William Spink, $25.00;
Around The House Construction, $20.00; Helen Hetherington
CFR $25.00; John McKercher Construction, $75.00; D & J
Construction, $50.00; Total Demolition, $50.00; CIBC, mugs,
$195.00; Optimist Club, $500.00
smrial Thai& .‘'011 1() ('at shis Constri«liatI
Iroplty ease displayed al our arena.
PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2002.
At the Branch
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
begin week with meetin
FROM BRUSSELS
By Jo-Ann McDonald
The week at Brussels Legion
began with the Ladies Auxiliary
holding it monthly meeting on
Monday, March 4 with only a small
attendance. They received an
invitation, to attend the Seaforth
Auxiliary meeting on April 14 at
1:30 p.m. They also received
information on Wir,gham Auxiliary's
65th anniversary to be celebrated on,
April 20.
They received an invitation to
attend an open house celebrating
Evelyn Carroll's 80th birthday on
March 30 at Goderich Branch.
It was reported that they have
received the maple leaf lapel pin that
is to be used for comrades at the
funeral home as only veterans can
use poppies for funeral services.
On Wednesday evening the Zone
council meeting was held at our
Branch. It was attended by executive
members of the Branches in our •
zone. It is an evening where
presidents report, on how their
branches are doing.
All important upcoming dates for
events, meetings and conventions
are announced and the PRO reports
are. due at this meeting for the spring.
`It was attended by approximately
35 comrades. Special guests were
Deputy District Commander Eric
Ross, Zone Commander Bob Grey
and Deputy Zone Commander
Shirley Chalmers. Lunch and a
social time followed the meeting.
The Friday night supper of lasagna
was enjoyed by a good crowd. This
week is Irish stew for St. Patrick's.
Those wishing to dress in Irish
mode, could be in for a prize.
The Saturday afternoon crowd was
good and the membership draw had
no winner. There were happy
winners for the meat draws though.
Remember, this Saturday is our
March fish fry, delicious deep-fried
fish in the Branch's secret batter
recipe and all the delicious
trimmings to go with it.
Check out The Citizen's
WEBSITE
at
www.northhuron.on.ca
WI euchre
The Majestic Women's Institute
hdld a euchre_party in the Library
on Thursday evening, March 7.
The following won prizes: higt
lady, Yvonne Knight; low lady
Helen Gallop; high man, Mervin
Schneider; low man, Ros
Cunningham; lady with most Ion,
hands, Mary Huether; man witl
most lone hands, Mary Bryans
Emerson Mitchell; birthday nearest
March 7, Ross Cunningham; luck
number draws, Orval Bauer an,
Leslie Knight; tally card prizes
Isabel Craig, Anna Cunningham
Jeanne Ireland, Lois Schneider
Stewart Musgrove, .Jean • Bewley
Bill Craig, Elunid 'McNair, Les
Knight, Viola Adams, and Allan
Edgar; Easter draw, Jeanne Ireland
and Anna Cunningham; share-the-
wealth, Jean Bewley.
The next euchre party will be held
on April 4 with the proceeds going
to the Federated Women's Institute
of Ontario.
Are you getting the
financial advice you need?
Your financial plan
should include:
• Retirement Strategies
• RESP and
Education Planning
• Estate Planning
• Tax Minimization
• Life and Disability insurance
• Professional Investment
Management
For a Personal Financial
Consultation call:
Helen M. Hetherington, CFP
(519) 887-9964 or
1-800-869-8922 Congrats
Liz Sholdice, centre, was recognized for her 25 years of service with Canada Post. The
Brussels postmaster received a certificate and watch from Area Manager Doug Doward and
Gillian Lester, field support staff. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
Investment ?fawning Counsel"
FINANCIAL PLANNING PROFESSIONALS
Well - where were you when the
lights went out? It was actually
rather neat dining by candlelight -
yes our meal was cooked already.
The after meal reading took a little
more thought-finding just the right
spot for the candle and my
paper.
Now I know why reading was
done at the table in the days, before
hydro; but for the record it can be
done from the couch.
It's no wonder folks from this area
are so adaptable. Spring weather on
Friday, sun and rain on Saturday,
then the whiteouts on Sunday. It's an
adventure just to go outside.
I was so disappointed my sure
sign of spring didn't hold true. It's
equal or better than the rodent and
the six-week tale. My first sighting
of a little boy peeing in a puddle
came on Friday morning in the
grocery store parking lot, much to
the delight of the shoppers and
eventually his mother. Spring can't
be too far away! '
The horticulture crew want you to
join them for their meetings. It's a
good way to shake the winter and
think spring. They meet the last
Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in
the Library to think and learn about
plants, seeds, bushes and trees, Lyle
Brothers has slides for the March 25
meeting and Don Henry of Maitland
Manor Nursery will chat at the April
29 gathering. Join them for both.
The kids are , enjoying their'
holiday March break, catching up on
play, visits and sleep. There are lots
of planned activities around when
they're ready. Check the ads here to
see what's happening at the Library,
in the community and at the malls.
Enjoy the time!
Bye now, Betty G. W.
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