The Citizen, 1989-10-25, Page 2Tempting treats
Ruth Lowe and her son John, check out all the delectables at
Saturday’s Majestic Women’s Institute Bake Sale in the
Brussels Library.
Zone Commander visits Legion
Brussels
People
By Bonnie Gropp
Phone 887-9114 or 523-4792
Sheila Richards and a friend,
Grace Stewart of Burlington, have
recently returned from a Trafalgar
tour to Switzerland, Austria and
Germany. The group was made up
of Canadians, Americans and Aus
tralians.
The highlight was seeing the
Jungfrau clearly on a sunny day.
There was a fresh snow everywhere
and the village of Zermatt nestled
in the valley looked like a Christ
mas card.
The Matterhorn and Mount
Blanc were also visible when
visited.
A Rhine boat cruise and visits to
Salzburg, Innsbruck, Lucerne, Lau
sanne, Bad Orb and the Black
Forest were also included in the
itinerary.
Kim Smith of Thomas Street was
a recent winner in the “Sing for
your Supper’’ contest sponsored by
CKNX Radio Station. Kim’s guests
were her mother Mrs. Stella Smith
and Cathy and Bob Cochrane.
Jim Moore, Matt Miller and
Gary Ballagh were present from
‘the station.
It was also a very special
occasion for Stella as her first
grandchild, Miranda, born to Brian November 20.
A REMINDER
HALLOWEEN
IS
APPROACHING!
Council of the Village of Brussels is striving for a safe
and uneventful Halloween.
Pleasedonotputgarbageoutuntil Wednesday morning
and store any objects that may create a temptation to
pranksters.
HAVE A GOOD HALLOWEEN
Council of the Village of Brussels.
and Shelley of Kitchener, had
arrived that day.
Mrs. Dorothy Higgins has been
visiting her mother Mrs. Glenna
Stephens before she leaves for
Florida where she will spend the
winter months.
A family dinner was held at the
Golden Lantern Restaurant on Oct.
21. Those attending were Harvey
and Margaret Craig from Walton,
John and Roberta Simpson from
Brussels, Annie Wright from List-
owel, Gordon and Ruth Craig from
Guelph, Bill and Isabel Craig from
Blyth, Nancy Craig from Etobicoke,
Margaret Craig and her son Timo
thy from Ottawa, Don and Joan
Deitner of Ethel, and Brenda Fizell
of Monkton who arrived later.
Nelson and Myrtle Sleightholm
of RR 3, Brussels celebrated 40
years of married life at a party
hosted by family and friends at
their home on Saturday, Oct. 14.
Sue Wilson and Gwen Raymond
visited with Joan Cardiff this past
weekend in London.
Mrs. Margaret Lindner of
Waterloo has purchased the former
home of Mrs. Margaret Baechler,
679 John St. South, Brussels.
There were nine tables in play at
the Oddfellow Rebekah euchre.
Prize winners were: door prize,
Garner Nicholson; ladies’ high,
Mary Clark; ladies’ low, Glenna
Stephens; men’s high, Alf Nichol;
men’s low, Freda Pipe; lone hands,
Mary Lowe.
The next euchre will be held
BY ISABEL JANES
The District C Convention was
held in Owen Sound on October 15.
There were four members from
Brussels branch in attendance.
Zone Commander John McDon
ald paid his annual visit to the
Brussels branch on October 16. He
attended the general meeting along
with Deputy Zone Commander Ed
Pyette and Zone Secretary June
Pyette.
Plans were finalized for Novem
ber 11. There will be a Remem
brance Day service held at the
cenotaph at 10:30 a.m. Following
this, there is a service at the
4H meets
BY LORIE JAMIESON
The third meeting of the Brus
sels I club met on October 2 at the
home of Kathy Bridge with all
members present.
Members opened the meeting
with the 4H club pledge, then they
picked partners to help cook pizza
style frittata which everyone enjoy
ed. Then they sampled three kinds
of pudding: instant, scratch and
pudding cup. At 8:15 we closed the
meeting with the motto.
BY SANDRA BRIDGE
On October 16 the Brussels I club
met at Peggy Keffer’s with all
members present. President Tricia
Duskocy opened the meeting.
The members answered the roll
call on where they have used a
microwave oven. They learned the
different parts of the microwave
and the power levels. There was an
I.Q. test on microwave cooking.
Then they learned about the ar
rangements of foods in a micro-
ave. The treat of the night was
s’mores which everyone enjoyed.
Presbyterian Church. The banquet
will be held at the Legion hall at 7
p.m. with a social time to follow.
Motions were made and passed
to donate $350 to the Santa Claus
Parade, $250 to the Brussels Girl
Guides and $250 to the Brussels
Brownies.
The Child Video Program, spon
sored by the Royal Canadian
Legion branches, began taping the
students of local schools on Mon
day, October 16. Students of Grey
Central School were taped on
, Monday, October 16. Students of
Brussels Public School were taped
on Tuesday, October 17 and stu
dents of Walton Public School were
taped on Friday, October 20.
There is a branch executive
HALLOWEEN'*
WE’VE GOT THE GOODS!
•Adult & children’s masks •Florescent hair colour
•Face make-up
•Treat bags
•Hair &
•Creature blood
•Eye masks
body colour •Halloween treats
meeting on Monday, November 13
at 8 p.m. and the general meeting
of the branch is on Monday,
November 20 at 8 p.m.
The Ladies Auxiliary meeting is
also to be held on November 20 at 8
p.m. Zone Commander Mary Hawn
will be making her annual visit to
the Brussels Auxiliary. Auxiliary
uniform is to be worn to this
meeting.
to the Citizens of Brussels
and area foryour support of
Cub - Scout Apple Day.
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