The Citizen, 1990-11-21, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1990.
Legion hosts darts, euchre
BY SANDRA JOSLING
The winners of the Monday night
Mixed Darts, Nov. 12 were: Dave
Adams and Debbie Cann, first; and
Adam Smith and Barb Elliott,
second. High score for the women
was Kitty Rutledge and high score
for the men was Cam Ross. Darts
start at 8 p.m. on Monday nights.
Everyone is welcome.
On Wednesday, Nov. 14 the
Brussels Legion welcomed the first
Euchre night. There was six tables
playing. High man was Bill Little;
high lady, June Jacklin; low man,
Norma Cooper (playing as a man)
and low lady was Doreen Rutledge.
The most lone hands for the men
went to Wally Mason and for the
ladies’ most lone hands winner was
Freda Pipe. The next euchre will be
Wednesday, Nov. 28 at 7:30 p.m.
HOT LUNCHEON
& BAKE SALE
THURS. NOV. 22
11:30 A.M.TO1 P.M.
BRUSSELS UNITED
CHURCH
EVERYONE WELCOME
What’s in it?
Sue Nichol isn’t quite sure she wants to sample what’s in the bowl offered to her by teacher Dale
Wanless at the Science Demonstration held in Brussels Public School last Wednesday evening. The
night was planned to promote science awareness for both parents and students.
Caroilers seek food payments
The Christmas season will soon
be upon us and many have a lot to
be thankful for. However, for a
growing number of unemployed
and low income families, providing
even the necessities of life is
becoming increasingly difficult.
With this in mind, Melville Presby
terian Church in Brussels has
invited other local churches to help
young people aged 12 and up to
organize an evening of carrolling
and collecting for the Huron
Conntv Food Bank.
Youths are invited to meet at the
Melville Presbyterian Church in
Brussels at 7:30 p.m. Sunday,
December 9. They will be carolling
in Brussels, Belgrave, Bluevale,
Walton and surrounding areas in
the hope that people will come out
to listen to the Christmas Carols
and contribute one or two items of
food for donation.
All non-perishable food is appre
ciated, but items most in need
include: baby formula, baby food,
macaroni and cheese, peanut but
ter, canned meats and soups,
crackers, canned beans and vege
tables, spaghetti and tomato sauce.
Also appreciated would be toile
tries such as soap, shampoo and
toothpaste.
Following the food drive, the
carollers will be returning to
Melville Presbyterian Church for
pizza and refreshments. Young
people interested in participating
or those with questions about the
food drive are asked to phone
Reverend Carolyn McAvoy at 887-
9544.
Majestic donates to Santa's parade
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• Note the time
change for the
CHILDREN'S BAZAAR
Dec. 1st
at Brussels United Church
It's 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
this year
CHRISTMAS
Dogs, Nuts, Tomatoes,
Weird Pencils, etc., etc.
Come see - We Gift Wrap
The November meeting was held
Nov. 14 at the Brussels Library for
the Majestic Women’s Institute
with 26 members present. Presi
dent Peggy Cudmore opened the
meeting.
Kathleen Semple motioned that
the group give a donation to the
burnout victims. Ida Evans made a
motion to give a donation to the
Santa Claus Parade. Happy Birth
day was sung to three members.
The Area Convention Report was
given by Ruth Bauer. The theme
was on “Broaden Your Horizon’’.
She went on to explain about the
“Living Will”.
The committee for the card party
on December 3 are Peggy Cud-
more, Jane De Vries, Ida Evans
and Jean Fraser. Edna Pletch,
Marg MacLeod, Alice Brothers,
Peggy Cudmore, and Iona Moore
are in charge of the party for the
nursing home.
A reminder was given to the
December meeting which includes
a pot luck at 12 noon. Convenor
Marg MacLeod read a “Holy
Merry Christmas” poem, written
by Iona Moore. Lovely music filled
the library by Alice Brothers and
Freda Pipe as they played duets on
the piano.
Convenors Marg MacLeod and
Edna Pletch put on a skit by
interviewing Barbara MacDougall.
They followed this with a quiz and
debate involving all members.
A motion was made to pay the
bills by Ruth Bauer, seconded by
Kathy Bridge. Kathy Bridge pre
sented Doris McCall with a little
thank you gift for her use of her
home.
A reminder was given about the
Breadmaking Course on November '
19 at the library. The meeting was
then closed.
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On Wednesday, Nov. 14 Mrs.
Edna Pearson, Ethel, Mr. Hugh
Pearson and Bob and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Pearson, Brussels visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fife in
Burlington.
‘Remembrance’ theme
of Brussels UCW meeting
The regular meeting of U.C.W.
of Brussels United Church met in
the Sunday school room. Vice
President Gertie Kellington read a
poem, “Those at Home Knew
Trials of War, Too”. Welcome was
given to the ladies. Reports were
handed in. The secretary’s report
was given by Joan Bernard and the
treasurer’s report by Joyce Jacklin.
Helen Wheeler and Isobel Wheeler
took the worship service. Isobel
read a story “November 11” by
author Helen Steiner Rice. The
hymn. “Faith of Our Fathers” was
sung followed by the scripture and
a story “Quiet Heart”. The hymn,
“Onward Christian Soldiers” was
sung. Isobel lead in prayer.
Renee Richmond decorated a
Christmas wreath and left it for the
ladies to sell.
Helen presented a gift to Renee
and the ladies gave thanks. Shut-in
baskets will be made Dec. 12 at the
Church. Anyone that has fruit
baskets with handles or wicker
baskets leave them at the Church
for this project. Lunch was served
by Helen and Isobel.
NOTICE
TO BRUSSELS RESIDENTS
RECYCLING WEEK
IS NOVEMBER 19 - 25
Congratulations on the continuation of a successful recycling
program.
Please leave your name at the municipal office, if you would be
interested in purchasing a composter in 1991.
Thank you,
Donna M. White
Clerk-Treasurer.
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