The Citizen, 1991-03-27, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1991.
giving
Legion team 2nd in bowling match
BY SANDRA JOSLING
Friendship Club meets at Maple Villa
the Nevada Fund $50 to Pallative
Care.
A new
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In the game
Optimist Alvin McLellan watches Lee Dilworth demonstrate his technique, during the Video
Challenge in Brussels on Saturday. The event was sponsored by the Optimist Club and winners
will advance to the zone championship in Blyth on April 14. Watching Lee is his sister Krissy
On Saturday, March 16 there
was Fraternal Bowling in Lucknow
Branch 309. Placing second was the
Brussels team of Andy Adams,
Marg Adams, Doug Huether and
Ernie Back.
At the General meeting of the
Brussels Legion on March 18 a
motion was passed to donate from
On Wednesday, March 20, 20
members of the Club met at Maple
Villa commencing with lunch which
was provided by Mary Davidson,
Sarah Stephenson, Isobel Alcock,
Annie Thynne and Ethel Brewer.
President Gerald Exel opened
the meeting with prayer followed
by the singing of “O Canada”.
On Wednesday, March 27 the
club is invited to Blyth for lunch
and a fun afternoon.
The Spring Rally will be held this
year in Dungannon on April 16 with
BRUSSELS
MINOR BALL
REGISTRATION
MARCH 28/91
7 - 9 P.M.
AT B.M.8G. ARENA
COACHES B EXECUTIVE
DESPARATELY NEEDED
Results of the Monday night
darts saw Kitty Rutledge, Andy
Adams, Lawrence Machan finish
first; John Harrison, Barb Elliott,
and Jean Little, second. High
shooter for the ladies was Colleen
Martin (137) and for the men, Paul
Willie (135).
registration at 9:30 a.m. and a fee
of $3 per person. All members are
invited to attend.
The Friendship Club will travel
to Huronview on April 17 at 2 p.m.
to provide lunch and entertainment
for all the residents who are able to
attend.
Ethel Brewer presented a
humorous reading entitled “Prayer
for later years.”
Since guest speaker Bev Brown
was unable to attend, it was
decided to invite her to the May
Results of the Wednesday night
euchre held March 20 were: high
lady, Erma Brighton; high man,
Ralph Rowland; low lady, Martha
Logan; low man. Marg Bennett
(playing as a man); most lone
hands for the ladies was Helen
Dobson and for the men, Ross
Brighton. The next euchre will be
April 3 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is
invited to play.
meeting.
Euchre followed with the follow
ing winners: high man, Albert
Quipp; low man, Effie Henrichs;
high lady, Doris Hooper; low lady,
Verna Tunney; most lone hands,
Mary Clark; most zeros, Isabel
Alcock. Easter bunnies were won
by Mary Yuill and Freda Pipe.
Easter eggs were won by Pat
Rowland and Martha Logan.
A reader reports that she saw
two flocks of tundra swans resting
in farmers’ fields - one flock was
just outside Auburn on Huron
County Road 25, the other in a field
just west of Clinton.
Another bird watcher has seen
them flying overhead during the
past week.
Members of the B-W Trailbla
zers and guests attended the Bruce
Regional Snowmobile Association
(BRSA) mini-convention in Bel
more on Saturday. Mark Gropp was
returned as BRSA President for a
second term.
After the business meeting about
300 people enjoyed a delicious
smorgasbord supper, which was
followed by a dance.
Weekend visitors at the home of
Mark and Bonnie Gropp were Fred
and Brenda Reid, Josh and Spencer
of Waterloo and Brad and Sherrie
Moore of Mitchell. Brad, Bonnie’s
nephew, is a constable with the
Sebringville detachment of the
Ontario Provincial Police.
The winner of the B-W Trail
blazers Pork Draw was Heather
Brown of Monkton. The draw was
made at the club's meeting in
March.
FINAL
SOCCER REGISTRATION
BRUSSELS OPTIMISTS
TUESDAY, APRIL 2,1991
7:30 - 9 PM
AT BM&G. ARENA
BOYS AND GIRIS
COACHES AND REFEREES NEEDED
CLINICS AVAILABLE
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL MIKE 887-6449