The Citizen, 2007-12-20, Page 18By Jo-Ann McDonaldMerry Christmas and Happy NewYear to everyone. We, at the BrusselsLegion, hope all have a great
Christmas season.
The Branch will be closed Dec. 24
at 6 p.m., Dec. 25, Dec. 26 and Jan.
1. There will be regular hours for the
rest of the days.
Thursday night darts had Roger
McHardy and Sandra Josling in first
place. Coming in second were
Marlene Little, Heather Little and
Catrina Josling. The high shot was
by Roger shooting 129. The third
skunk of the year went to Marlene,
Heather and Catrina.
The Friday night supper of ham
and scalloped potatoes was enjoyed
by a good crowd. This week is a
potluck with the meal at 6 p.m.
Following supper, those interested
can participate in a gift exchange.
Bring along a $10 gift and after
some twists and turns, take one
home.
There will be no meal between
Christmas and New Year’s.
Saturday afternoon euchre had 11
tables of players. The first-place
team was Marie Stewart and Eileen
Sellers with 81 points. In second
were Rita and Verna with 75 points
and coming in third place with 68
points were Joann MacDonald and
Dorothy Carter.
The low team, with 38 points, was
Jim Coultes and George. Lone hand
prizes went to Deanna Bacon and
Lloyd Appleby.
The next euchre is Dec. 29.
There was a good turnout crowd
on hand for the Christmas meat
draws on Saturday. There was over
$300 worth of prizes so most every-
one was a winner and some were
extra happy winners and will eat
very well over Christmas.
The draws were looked after by
Santa helper Lisa Glanville and elf
Anne Pelletier.
The wings and fries cooks were
Glenn Bridge, Jim and ChristopherBrown.It was a fun evening and theBranch would like to do this once a
month.
The Sunday night dance was can-
celled due to the bad weather.
There’s only two weeks to gobefore the end of the month and thedeadline to pay dues.New members are always wel-
come. Pick up an application form
and apply to be a member of the
Royal Canadian Legion.
PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2007.At the BranchBrussels Legion closing at 6 p.m. Dec. 24
The Christmas meeting of
Morning Star Lodge was held Dec.
11 with 20 members present.
A delicious turkey supper, catered
by Beth Earl, was enjoyed by all.
Acting Noble Grand Sister Joan
Bernard opened the meeting.
Sister Carrol Fowler and some
helpers are busy delivering
Christmas gifts to shut-ins.
Generous donations to the box for
the food bank were given.
Sister Sarah Stephenson has been
a member of the Rebekahs for 50
years. Happy anniversary was sung
to her.
After the meeting, a program of
readings and games was enjoyed.
Santa arrived and everyone present
received a gift. Secret Sisters were
revealed.
Punch and goodies were served by
the lunch committee.
Bingo!
Turkey bingo was in full swing last week in Belgrave. The
streets were lined with cars containing would-be turkey-win-
ners all at the community centre. Amelia Pletch was a nine-
year-old with a plan as she monitored her three cards. (Shawn
Loughlin photo)
Bob, Donna, Mike, Trever and family
Bob Wattam's
Backhoe Service Inc.
Belgrave 519-357-3069
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Joy to your
home this
Christmas.
We value
your
patronage.
D & J
Construction
Jim McDonald
Brussels 519-887-9607
M e r r y C h ris t m a s
& H a p p y N e w Y e a r !
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Mon. - Sat. 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
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Holiday Hours: Closed Dec. 24-27 & Jan. 1
Call 519-887-9517
We just wanted to say
“Merry Christmas”,
and “thanks” for calling
on us this past year.
We appreciate your
kind patronage.
from Ron, Betty, Paul
and Dianne
K.M.M. FARM
DRAINAGE
Walton
519-887-6428 (Shop)519-527-1633
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411 Queen St
519-523-9211
Seasons Greetings
To You and Yours
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307 McConnell St
519-523-4532
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