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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 2004. PAGE 19.
Entertainment & Leisure
Curling Club celebrates 40 years Brussels
Two hundred and sixty-five
people attended the Brussels
Curling Club's 40th anniversary
celebration on Saturday night at
the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre.
Many old pictures, write-ups
and trophies were on display.
Rev. Bonnie Cole Arnal, a
former curler, gave the curling
Grace.
MC. Mery Bauer, welcomed
everyone and dinner was served
by Cardiff Catering.
The club was formed in 1964
with D.A. Rann as president.
First vice-president was Ken
Tyerman and second vice-
president was Stewart Lowe.
The treasurer was Cecil Parker
and secretary was George
Mutter.
Past presidents on hand for the
celebration were Don Fraser,
Ron McLean. Ross Veitch. Ross
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winners were Carman Pollock and
Eileen Sloan.
Euchre is every two weeks.
The Sunday night.singles dance
had 80 present to enjoy the music
of Country Motion.
Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area
will be hosting the Huron Fringe
Field Naturalists on April 3, when
they visit for a day of birding and
hiking.
Tom Lobb, a long-time member
of the Field Naturalists who has led
many of their nature hikes, will be
on hand to help with identification
of the many species of waterfowl
and other birds which inhabit the
Hullett-Marsh.
The Huron 'Fringe Field
Naturalists began in 1985 and since
that time the organization has
grown to more than 170 members.
Members are involved in birding
festivals, bird counts and other
environmental initiatives. They
actively support efforts to
strengthen the eastern bluebird
The North Huron County
Museum, located on 273
Josephine St. in Wingham will be
holding the second annual F.E.
Madill Art Show.
Rural Urbanity's opening night
will be Friday, April 2 at 7 p.m.
The show will contain pieces
done by Grade 11 and 12 students,
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Cunningham, Murray Hoover,
Max Oldfield, Fred Uhler, Bob
Alexander, Ernie Lewington,
Ron Clarkson, Stewart Steiss,
Gord Mitchell, Orval Bauer,
Pauline Patterson, Mery Bauer,
Wayne Lowe, Frances Bremner,
Mike Alexander, Steve Bowles,
Steve Steiss, Brad Speiran,
Mary TenPas, Murray Pepper
and Dona Knight.
Other past presidents were
Ken Tyerman, Stewart Lowe,
Clare Veitch, Dan Pearson,
Albert TenPas, Don McDonald.
Nancy Exel, Doc Stevenson,
Doug Sholdice and Bill
Shortreed.
Jo-Ann McDonald reported on
the Ladies Curling Club, which
started in 1967.
The first president was Aileen
Mutter. Past president in
attenance- Saturday night were
Barb Dunbar, Leona McDonald,
It's a month until the silent
auction. Donations are beginning
to roll in. Send in a pledge sheet to
Box 128, Brussels so we can begin
cataloguing articles and save the
Branch many phone calls.
Elections are in April and we
would like to see some new faces
population by placing and
monitoring bluebird boxes.
Of the 190 species of birds that
have been recorded at the marsh
approximately 120 can regularly
be found at Hullett. The area is also
on the migration route of many
species with the tundra swan in its
thousands being the most well
known visitor.
Visitors can expect to see a wide
variety of birds such as grebes,
geese, hawks, song birds and ducks
including mallards, buffleheads,
goldeneye and mergansers. As an
added treat the tundra swans have
recently returned on their way to
the Arctic.
Participants will meet at 10 am,
at the parking lot located by the
north sanctuary viewing stand on
under the direction of Greg
Sherwood.
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Wilma Rathwell, Yvonne
Knight, Nora Stephenson, Fran
Bremner. Karen Uhler, Jo-Ann
McDonald, Mary Bernard,
Gloria Wilbee and Marie Stute.
Other past presidents were
Donelda Pearson, Rhea
Valiance. Edna Pearson, Kendra
Krauter, Velma Locking, Sue
Gowing and Brenda Linton.
The Ladies Curling Club
served meals for many
bonspiels to raise money.
Jo-Ann McDonald called on
the new president of the Curling
Club and donated a cheque of
$1,000 from the Ladies' Club,
which ended in 2001.
Greetings were brought from
Morris-Turnberry by mayor
Dorothy Kelly and from Huron
East by mayor Joe Seili.
Gary Pipe introduced the
guest speaker Wilma Rathwell.
She told of the club's
taking an interest in the Branch
affairs. Contact any Executive
member or drop into the Branch
for info.
Speedy recovery wishes go to
Sandy Huether who has been in
hospital. We hope she feels better
soon.
Summerhill Road. This lot is
located between Wildlife Line and
Kinburn Line approximately eight
kilometres northeast of Clinton.
Summerhill Road can be reached
directly from Hwy 4 or by turning
north off Hwy 8, onto Kinburn
Line.
The fields and trails will still be
damp so appropriate footwear
should be worn. Participants are
encouraged to bring binoculars.
viewing scopes and cameras. If the
weather is good bring a picnic
lunch to enjoy after the hike.
Further information can be
obtained by contacting the Friends
of Hullett office at 519-482-7011.
WEDDINGS
Performed - your location or our
iindoor or outdoor chapel
(non-denominational)
For brochure call:
REV. CHRIS MORGAN
ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE
BENMILLER, 524-5724
WEDDINGS
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for
Jonathan Hugill
Theresa McClory
Saturday April 10/04
Seaforth Community Centre
9 pm - 1 am
Age of Majority
Tickets $5.00
For tickets call
Doug 233-7593 or
Jason 527-12.58
beginning, the many good
games and good times shared by
the members. Curling, she said,
is a game that's all about
friendship, good friends and
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good times.
Entertainment was by Randy
and Friends. Dancers enjoyed
the music of the Westernaires.
County Museum to host
Madill student art show
Branch hosts singles dance
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