The Citizen, 1988-02-24, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1988.
Lleyd Glannville of Brussels left, was presented with a plaque by
Maitland Valley Conservation Authority chairman Bruce McCall at
the Authority’8 annual meeting on Friday, In recognition of Mr.
Glannville’s 15 years on the MVCA field staff. Other awards were
made to MVCA secretary-treasurer Marlene Shieil of Listowel and to
retiring director Margaret Bennett of Wingham at the Wroxeter
meeting.
Armstrong on MVCA board
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approved at the meeting, the
Water Management and Land
Management Advisory Boards are
to be retained, but with an
expanded membership. Both the
Community Relations and the
Conservation Areas Advisory
Boards are to be disbanded, as is
the old Finance and Personnel
committee, to be replaced by a new
six-member Finance and Admini
stration Advisory Board. In addi
tion, the new Executive Committee
will be expanded from eight to ten
members.
Elected to head the new Finance
and Administration Advisory
Board was Dave Gower of Goderich
Township, while Leona Armstrong
of Grey will serve as vice-chair
man.
George McBride of Kinloss
Twp. andlvan Suggittof Arthur
Twp. were acclaimed to the
positions of chairman and vice-
chairman respectively of the new
Water Management Advisory
Board; and Norm Haid of Morning
ton Twp. was acclaimed to the top
position in the new Land Manage
ment Advisory Board, while Ro
bert Grasby of Morris Twp.
defeated nominees Don Dodds of
Culross and Arnold Storey of
Milverton to win the vice-chair
manship.
JackGraul of Ellice Township
was elected to serve as member-at-
Melville Guild meets
Dessert euchre draws crowd
despite the weather
Despite the unfavourable wea
ther there was a good atendance at
the Dessert Euchre sponsored by
the Rebekahs.
After those in attendance sam
pled the delicious desserts, 10
games of euchre were played.
Many prizes were given, the
following being winners: lucky
cup, Helen Elliott; lucky chair,
Mary Humphries; lucky tally, John
Simpson; high lady, Gloria Love;
high gent, Jim McTaggart; low
lady, Mary Clark; low gent, Jane
Devries; lady with most zeros, Ida
Evans; gent with most zeros,
Muriel Whitfield.
Melville Guild of Brussels Pres
byterian Church met on the
evening of Feb. 16, in the church
parlour.
Joanne King opened the meet
ing with a reading. This was
followed by a song of “Love”.
Joanne led in prayer and Margaret
Work had a reading. There were
several musical selections by
Angie Yoon and Laura Douma.
These piano numbers were enjoy
ed very much. The scripture
reading was Psalm 23. Margaret
had a reading, “The Gift of Love”.
The hymn, “The Lord is my
Shepherd” was sung.
An excellent topic on “The Good
Shepherd” was ably presented by
Joanne King.
Jean Bewley presided for the
business. Eluned McNair gave the
secretary’s report and Jeanne
Ireland the treasurer’s report.
Making quilt blocks for the
W.M.S. was discussed.
A delicious lunch was served by
Joanne and Margaret at the dost of
the meeting.
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Brussels
People
Compiled by Marilyn Higgins
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We are sorry to see that Dave
and Janet McCutcheon are going
out of business. They have carried
on from Jack and Marg, giving
their service and delivering to the
people of Brussels over the years.
You will be greatly missed by all
but we wish you success in the
future.
The Brussels Optimist Club is in
the final planning stages for their
Annual Atom Tournament. The
tournament will be held on March
12, 13, 19 and 20. They will be
needing sponsors for ice time, and
homestobilletsomeplayers. Ifyou
can help out in any way, please
con tact any of the Optimist club
members.
Sympathy is extended to the
Bishop family in the recent death of
their father.
The Brussels Crusaders are
playing Durham in the playoffs.
They have won two games and play
again Friday, Feb. 26 in Brussels.
The series is for the best of seven.
Come out and give these young
men some support and see some
good hockey.
There is also a consignment sale
in the B. M. & G Arena this
Saturday, with Kevin McArter
auctioning many interesting
items.
The Brussels Seniors Friendship
Club held their meeting on Feb. 17
at the Brussels Library. The
meeting opened with O Canada,
with Verna Thomas at the piano. In
the absence of the president, Ethel
Brewer presided.
There were four tables of euchre
and five playing UNO. Martha
Logan was high lady, with Alice
McArter getting the low. Mary
Clark won high (playing as a man),
with Jack Simpson getting low.
Ruby Steiss won high in UNO.
Ethel Brewer and Marguerite
Sanderson served lunch. The next
meeting will be held in the Brussel
Legion on March 16.
The Brussels Cubs and Beavers
held their supper with their
parents on Monday, Feb. 22. It
honours the birthday of the Scout
founder Lord Baden-Powell. The
supper was held at St. John's
Anglican Church and Jim Garniss
of the St. John Ambulance was the
guest speaker.
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large of the MVCA.
The Planning, Priorities, and
Policy Committee will be retained,
with members to be named by a
striking committee at a later date.
Several presentations took place
at the annual meeting, with both
MVCA staff and directors honour
ed with plaques presented by Mr.
McCall. Lloyd Glanville of Brus
sels was honoured for serving 15
years as a member of the Author-
ity’s field staff; and long-time
secretary-treasurer Marlene Shieil
of Listowel was presented with a
plaque and warmly applauded in
recognition of her 20 years of
service in her present position, as
well as for her four years with the
MVCA prior to her present ap
pointment in 1968.
Finally, Margaret Bennett of
Wingham, an MVCA provincial
representative for a number of
years and a number of the old
Conservation Areas Advisory
Board, was presented with a
plaque and received a standing
ovation on the occasion of her
retirement from Authority mem
bership.
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MINISTER: REVEREND CHARLES CARPENTIER
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February 29th 7-9 p.m.
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Starting March 7th
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