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Brussels Men's Town
League Baseball
starts May 14th
Anyone interested in being in
the draft contact:
Mike 887-6449
Murray 887-6325
Kevin 887-9078
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It's our first Annual
Friday, April 26
Many in-store specials including:
Oil
Filters
From $250
$399
A-44 Cleaner
WD4 $299
Fluid
Film
$995
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Stop in and enjoy a hot dog with our staff. All
proceeds to JAWS OF LIFE fund.
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515 Turnberry St., Brussels
Brussels 5R's
4 Community
'Thrift Shop
FROM BRUSSELS
St hank Wu,
The Western Star Lodge
would like to thank everyone who attended our annual
chicken supper and Flynn Orchestra for the music and the
following businesses for their donations and support.
Profits from the supper go back into the community.
Zehrs, Listowel for cakes, Lucy Hesse - craft - Kathy Bromley,
Douglas Dale - painting - Bruce Delbridge, McCutcheon Motors
- Dorothy Oudive, Dauphin Feed & Supply, Walton - Bea
Chambers, Janice Machan - hair - Marie McCutcheon, Brother
Wm. Young - Jill Sholdice, McGavin's of Walton - Kevin
Nesbitt, G & M Automotive - Clarence McCutcheon, McDonald
Home Hardware - Janet McCutcheon, Dauphin Feed & Supply,
Walton - Lois McCutcheon, K.A. Hammond Office - Mary
Bryans, JR's Shake Shoppe - Wm. Young, Brussels Variety -
Rob McIntosh, Herb Steffen Woodwork - Laurie Finch, Dauphin
Feed & Supply - Walton - Doug Dale, Lucy Hesse - craft - Marie
Rammeloo, Sholdice Insurance - Ken Barbour, L& B Auto Parts
- Doris McCall, Knechtel Food Market - Helen Gallop, Radar
Auto Parts - Odaire Little, JR's Shake Shoppe, Enid
MacDonald, Brother Wm. Young - Jim Bridge, Oldfield's Pro
Hardware - Esther McCutcheon.
By Betty
Graber
Watson
Call
887-6236
887-9231
COMING EVENTS
at the
BRUSSELS LEGION
SAT., APRIL 27
Euchre Tournament.
Downstairs at 1:00 pm
Bring your own partner. Cash Prizes.
Lunch. Door Prizes.
Admission $5.00 per person.
SUN., APRIL 28
Singles Dance from 7:00 - 11:00 pm
Admission $8.00 per person
Enjoy "Southridge Sound"
MON., APRIL 29
General meeting and elections.
Members urged to attend.
Info and general inquiries
at 887-6562 after 4:00 p.m.
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
LASAGNA DINNER
& AUCTION
BRUSSELS, MORRIS & GREY
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Friday, April 26th
AUCTION ITEMS
2 hand-made quilts, hand-
crafted marble inlay dining
table, 2 hinds of veal,
reflexology treatment,
theatre tickets, baby
afghan, pamper packages,
child's hobby horses, hand-
made children's clothes,
homemade dinners, BBQ
meat package, seasoned
firewood, motorcycle tour &
dinner out, truck loads of
garden mulch, lamps,
baking, original painting,
wishing well lawn ornament
and many more items.
5:30-6:30 pm- Silent Auction
& Viewing
6:30 pm - Dinner
8:00 pm - Live Auction
For Dinner Tickets or Information
call Don & Pat Nolan
Tel: 887-6402
Proceeds for World Youth Days
Brussels, Morris & Grey
SWIMMING LESSON
REGISTRATION
Tuesday, April 30
& Thursday, May 12
7 - 9 p.m.
Upstairs at BMG Community Centre, Brussels
No phone registrations
- Aqua Tots (for children who can't touch the bottom will be
offered in June as well due to the high interest last year).
There will be swim team sign up as well.
Pool passes will be available.
First come - first served for June lessons - remember the water
is going to be warm.
PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2002.
Good food
It may not have felt much like spring, but that didn't stop anyone from coming out to enjoy the
delicious food served at Melville Presbyertian Church's spring supper on Sunday night. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
Well darn. There's snow on the
daffodils.
It was just starting to feel alright, a
little warmth in the air. Oh well once
again we're reminded that we don't
control the world or the weather and
once again that's a good thing.
It's good to see the Boyntons out
and about. They spent a little while
with Jeff and Nicole in High River,
Alberta and yes it was cold there too.
The kids are fine and busy, of course.
And Jeanette survived the flight.
Sunday afternoon in Blyth United
Church showed a happy crowd
enjoying trumpet music, laughter,
advice and conversation .in this
afternoon Covenanting Service with
Huron Perth Presbytery, Blyth
United Church congregation and
Rev. Dr. Eugen Bannerman.
Welcome to Huron, Eugen we know
you'll fit right in and enjoy our area.
Spring brings out the fun and
fundraisers and this past weekend
was a busy one. The organizers know
a good thing and so it is repeated
until we're all pretty full. Good food,
a little music, lots of chatter and a
good cause are the recipe for a spring
fundraiser,
The Maitland Conservation
May is
Cystic Fibrosis
Month
The Zellers Friends
of the Family Walk
for Cystic Fibrosis is
being held
Sunday, May 26
If you are interested in
being a sponsor call
Lisa Fritz 887-9858
Foundation played host at the
BM&G Centre on Friday night to an
enthusiastic crowd and their
investments are now healthier.
On Saturday the Youth Group at
the Brussels United Church gave us a
fashion show with a mission theme,
provided us with lots of music,
showed us magic and of course fed
us and auctioned us out of our
money. Good time and good work
group.
The Presbyterian Church held their
spring supper on Sunday following
the rules of good food and a good
time. Part of the appeal of the spring
gatherings is that the winter boots
can be left at home giving a sense of
light and freedom;
The organizers of ball and soccer
would like to hear from you if you
have some time to spend with them.
Coaches, taxis, referees are always
needed.
You'll enjoy the change.
Bye now, Betty G.W.