HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-12-13, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2000. PAGE 23.
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On duty
Blyth Lions Don Stewart and Bev Blair put in KP duty for the annual Christmas party on
Saturday night. Local businesses and groups enjoyed a dinner and dance. Lions will use prof
it for community betterment. (Vicky Bremnerphoto)
Choir performs ‘’Messiah''
Handel’s Messiah, the most
beloved choral work in the English
speaking world, will be presented on
Dec. 15 and 16 at The Centre In The
Square, Kitchener.
The Menno Singers and The
Mennonite Mass Choir perform
together only every three years and
this will be their eighth performance
of the Messiah.
The 250-voice choir is drawn
from numerous church communities
in the Kitchener-Waterloo area, and
will be conducted by Peter
Nikoforuk.
Ticket prices are $19, $22 and $25
with a $2 discount for students, sen
iors and groups.
®^at Women Want 6-45 & 9
Starring Mel Gibson SUN., - THURS. 8 PM
& Helen Hunt SAT. & SUN. MAT. 2 PM
ALL MAT. SEATS ‘4.25
At the Branch
Friday diners enjoy
Christmas preview
Brussels Legion Branch,
was served to a wonderful
week is potluck and gift
By Jo-Anne McDonald
A preview of Christmas dinner
was enjoyed by Friday night diners
at the
Turkey
crowd.
This
exchange. If you wish to participate
in the gift exchange just bring a $5 to
$10 wrapped gift and have a little
fun. You don’t have to participate
and you can still bring something for
potluck and enjoy supper.
Saturday afternoon euchre saw 10
tables at play. The first place winners
were Marie Stewart and Ilene
Sellers. The second place winners
were Joan and partner Edith. Coming
in for third place were partners
Charlie and Ila. The ladies’ lone
hand winner was Isabel and men’s
winner was Carmen.
This is the last euchre for 2000 and
Leona and Marg wish you all Merry
Christmas and will see you in
January.
Our Zone Commander is visiting
on Dec. 18 and all members are
invited to attend at 8 p.m. If you have
a uniform please wear it and if you
don’t please still attend.
Our early bird draw winner was
Howard Hackwell. If you’re coming
to pay your dues now it will be $40.
Let’s see if we can get the majority
paid by Jan. 1.
The singles, dance crowd enjoyed
the Country Ways and had a great
night. This is also the last for 2000.
Christmas draws will be on Dec.
23 and we hope to see everyone.
A New Year’s Levee is planned
and we hope to see you all there Jan.
1.
New Year’s Eve tickets are still
available at the Branch.
Also available at
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
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Thursday, December 28, 2000
from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the
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