The Citizen, 1991-05-22, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22,1991.
Brussels
People
4H winners
Two girls received their six Club pin and a new leader was introduced at a meeting of the
Brussels I 4H Club on May 13. From left are: Teresa Bridge, leader Angela Pehlke and
Jacquie Seili.
About 100 students from Brus
sels Public School came to enter
tain the seniors at the Meals on
Wheels Spring Banquet, held the
afternoon of May 14.
Their enthusiastic, lovely voices
were heartily enjoyed, at a perfor
mance following a roast beef din
ner prepared by the Meals on
Wheels volunteers.
The committee is always looking
for more people to donate their
lime. Anyone interested in helping
seniors in this way, is asked to call
887-6348.
It's a small world! Visitors al the
home of Mark Gropp this past
week were his sister, Liz White,
nephew, Mike, and great-niece,
Megan Nguyen of British
Columbia. While out walking one
night they encountered Bruce
McCall. It seems Bruce, who used
to live in the Embro area, is well-
aquainted with good friends of the
Whites, who lived in Woodstock,
prior to moving west. They spent
some time conversing about famil
iar faces and places.
Councillor Greg Wilson drew the
winning ticket in the fourth Club
284's Early Bird Draw on Saturday.
Winner of the $100 prize money is
Randy White.
The final draw for a 1991 Chev
Cavalier from J.L McCutcheon's
will be held at a dance on June 29.
Proceeds go to St. John's Lodge
#284 for the development of a
Masonic Park on Mill Street.
Visitors at the home of Mary and
Murray Huether on Victoria Day
weekend included: Joyce, Rodger,
Continued on page 3.
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Youth rally planned
Youth from the community arc
invited to take part in a youth rally
sponsored by the youth of Brussels
Mennonite Fellowship Saturday at
Brussels Public School.
The musical group "People in
Process" will entertain for the rally
which starts at 7 p.m. (doors open
at 6:30). Members of the group are
Chris Bender, Mike Cosco, Jason
Tubman and Dave Service.
Guest speaker is Rev. Jose Angel
Valentin who, at a young age,
joined a youth gang in the South
Bronx (Fort Apache) area of New
York. His life consisted of drink
ing, smoking, doing drugs, crime
and jail. There were many times
when he wanted to stop using drugs
but he didn't have the will power to
do it. But someone cared from him
and now he wants to motivate oth
ers by telling his miraculous story
of the lifestyle he managed to leave
behind.
Tickets are available at the door
at $4 each.
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by Ontario Hydro for the installation of Water Heater
Blankets and energy efficient shower heads, please leave
your name at the Clerk’s office by Tuesday, May 28,1991.
Donna M. White
Manager, Brussels P.U.C.
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