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The Citizen, 1987-06-03, Page 2School let out on Friday for the kids of the Brussels Play School, with members of both morning and afternoon groups getting their “graduation” diplomas from teacher Barb Mutter. The children are [bottom row, from left] Eileen Exel, Judy Bondi, Joel KeUington, Joshua Jorritsma and Sherri Horton. Second row, from left: Jillian Houston, Amanda Ten Pas, Joshua Brewer, Amy Ross and Laura Dickson. Third row, from left: Jason Armstrong, Rachel Newman, Kristian Smith, Liam Hanrahan-Powers and Wendy Glauner, Fourth row, from left: Tyler Bragg, Nathan Garland, Chad Fischer, Krissy Bilworth and Mandy Sellers. Joshua Gropp is on top with Mrs. Mutter. 'Meals on Wheels' holds year-end banquet People Compiled by Marilyn Higgins Ashley Gropp and Ainsly Wilson danced in Spring Varsity ‘87 at the Harriston Town Hall May 28,29 30. Bonnie and Mark Gropp, Sue and for all great things a Father does! Tell him he’s the best with a gift that brings out the best in him! Our selection of sporty looks includes all those casual and comfortable styles he loves to wear! MEN’S JOGGING SUITS MEN’S OVER-SIZE CLOTHING GOOD SUPPLY OF WORK BOOTS DRESS SHIRTS and PANTS, SOCKS RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS Craig Wilson and June Thomas attended the Saturday night per­ formance and the cast party afterwards. Congratulations Girls on a very good show. A good crowd attended the Bake Sale and Penny Auction on Satur- day in the Brussels Legion spon­ sored by the Ladies Auxiliary. Everyone in town is getting into the spirit of the Homecoming TATHER’S DAY GIFTS Celebration, flowerbeds are get­ ting fixed up, painting houses etc. Our village should be looking great by July. The next meeting will be June 8. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glew, Sea- SUPER EXTERIOR 50 SUPER ENAMEL FOR FLOORS EPOXY ESTER, MEDIUM GREY Not exactly as illustrated SUPER ALKYD GLOSS FINISH The Brussels Meals on Wheels, a non-profit organization which has been in operation for four years, had its Spring Banquet on Tuesday, noon, May 26 at the Brussels Community Centre. Sixty-five people enjoyed a roast beef dinner and a program of entertainment from the Brussels Public School Choir consisting of 70 grade 3-8 students led by Miss Kim Blake. The lovely clear voices sang beautifully and were much appreciated. The banquet was provided by volunteers who serve for Meals on Wheels, whoonce more showed good community spirit in Brussels providing an interesting diversion for the senior citizens of Brussels. Many volunteers have efficiently helped on a regular basis as kitchen helpers, drivers, callers, baking pies and tea biscuits, etc. These people have given much of their time, many on a regular basis from 9 a.m. to 12:15 every Tuesday morning from Sept. 1 to May 26. Ethel Brewer, Helen Elliott and Ella Graber worked in the kitchen regularly and Mary Lowe and Joan Jacobs filled in for the regular group when they were not avail­ able. These committed people have spent many long hours making Meals on Wheels a success. The regular drivers were Edith Baker assisted by Ida Evans, Ross Patterson and the late Harvey Dennis. Francis Vanderveen, Bet­ ty Graber, Jane Devries, Ruth Galbraith also assisted in deliver­ ing meals. Eleanor Hemingway and Wendy Martin offered their services in preparing for the banquets. Volunteers who bake pies, a favourite dessert, about once a month are Ella Graber, Isabel forth, Rob Glew, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meyers, Curtis and Maurissia from Mitchell were in Brussels for the buck and doe for Tracey Bradshawand Russ Miners and spenttheweekendwithMr. and Mrs. George Langlois. Adams, Evelyn Mair and Hazel Matheson. Margaret McCleod, the caller, for four years, calls participants faithfully every Monday morning to tell them the menu and to ask them if they want a meal the next day. She also arranges rides for the participants for the banquets which are provided free of charge for these special occasions. Mar­ garet has been assisted by Ida Evans and Ruth Galbraith. Meals on Wheels will again resume Sept. I. New participants and volunteers are always wel­ come. Meals are $3. From 26 to 42 hot meals were delivered every Tuesday. For more information please call 887-6388 or 887-6348. WATSON-JOHNSTON Murray and Audrey John­ ston of Bluevale, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Valerie, to Michael Watson, son of Ralph and Pat Wat­ son, Brussels. The marriage ceremony will be held on June 20, 1987, Brussels United Church, at 4 p.m. litres 899.87 899.87 or less tor 4 litres or less loi 4 lit “ONE COAT” LATEX GLOSS FINISH SUPER LATEX FLAT FINISH This offer expires Aug. 28/87 litres Rice's Store “Drive A Little - Save A Lot’ ’ RR1,Blyth,Conc.12Hullett 2mileseastof Hwy. 4 523-4426 ___________________________________________________________ Oldfield Pro Hardware and Radio Shack Brussels 887-6851 n“e*