The Citizen, 1991-11-13, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1991.
UCW hosts Thankoffering
The U.C.W. Thankoffering Ser-,
vice was held in Brussels United
Church Sunday evening, October
20 with guests from Bluevale, Bel
grave, Wingham and local church
es.
Mrs. Isabel Wheeler welcomed
the guests and opened with the call
to worship. The hymn “Blest Be
the Tie that Binds” was sung. The
scripture was read by Nelva Scott,
followed by the prayer by Luella
Mitchell. The hymn “Come ye
thankful people come”. A reading
was given by Meiva. An anthem
was sung by the choir. Joyce Jack-
lin and Betty Campbell sang a duet.
Betty Graber gave the introduction
to guest speaker, Nancy Corrigan
from Bluevale, leader of Christian
Development. She chose “The
Decade of Women,” the topic for
1992. Information was given out.
Gertie Kellington thanked Nancy.
Luella gave the offering prayer.
The hymn “Abide with Me” was
sung. Following the benediction a
social time was held in the base
ment.
THANK YOU!
Brussels Figure Skating Club
would like to thank the following
for their generous donations to
SKATE-A-THON ’91
Skaters in the Brussels Skate-a-thon Saturday take a break to refuel with a little hot
chocolate. Among the skaters taking part were (left to right) Cassie Fischer, Jenna Fischer,
Chad Fischer and Marc Fischer. Proceeds from the skate-a-thon go to the Brussels Figure
Skating Club.
UCW holds Remembrance Day meeting
The November meeting of the
Brussels U.C.W. of the Brussels
U.C.W. was held in the Church
Parlour with 15 ladies present. The
welcome was given by President
Gertie Kellington followed by
poem “A Soldier's Cry” and “How
Poppies started to Grow”. The trea
surer's and secretary's reports were
given. The hot luncheon and home
made bake sale will beheld Nov. 21
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Everyone is
welcome. Postage stamps were sent
to Bible Society in Toronto. Read
ing glasses were given to the Lions
Club.
A special offering from former
U.C.W. members was received and
given to M and S funds. All reports
from different officers were
received and election of officers for
1992 was held. The Church Calen
dars for 1992 are ordered.
Worship was led by Laura Bar-
People
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jacklin have
returned home from a trip to Nova
Scotia.
While there they stayed for two
weeks with Murray and Joan Jack
lin, who are stationed on the mili
tary base at Cornwallis. Murray is
the youngest son of Mr. Jacklin.
During their stay they experienced
some of Hurricane Grace's fury.
Cornwallis is a three hour drive
from Halifax and the day they left
home it snowed all the way and
there: were very strong winds.
The waves on the Atlantic and
the Ocean and the Bay of Fundy
reached heights of 50 feet at times.
Mrs. Edna Pearson, Mrs. Ralph
Pearson, Mr. Hugh Pearson and Mr
and Mrs. Ken Fyfe of Burlington
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson, Lon
don, on Sunday, November 10.
On November 5, the Majestic
Women's Institute sponsored a card
party with seven tables being
played.
Travelling prize went to Bill
Craig; men's high hand, Albert
Quipp; ladies' high, Adah Smith;
lucky table, Garner Nicholson,
Verna Tunney, June Jacklin and
Marjorie Ritchie; goose eggs,
Isabel Craig and Mel Jacklin.
The next party will be held on
December 3.
bour and Sarah Stephenson. A
poem, “Late November” was given
by Sarah. The hymn, “Be Still My
Soul” was sung. Readings were
given by Laura on “Harvest, 50
Years Ago”. “Harvest Home”.
Sarah read from 140th Psalm and
followed by prayer. The reading
“Hero, name we never name” and
“My Father lies with Poppies”
were given by Laura. The hymn “O
God of Love, O Power of Peace”
was sung. Sarah gave a prayer for
closing. The December program
will be led by Betty Campbell and
Luella Mitchell. The pot luck sup
per will be headed by Isobel
Wheeler, Dorothy Steffler, Audrey
Cardiff, and Joan Bernard.
Cash Donations:
B & G Electric
Betts Funeral Home
Bob Foxton Fuels Ltd.
Brussels Agromart Ltd.
Brussels Auto Sales &
Service Ltd.
Brussels Livestock
Brussels Motors Inc.
Brussels Pharmacy
Brussels Village Market
Cardiff & Mulvey Real Estate
& Insurance Ltd.
Prizes:
CIBC, Brussels
The Fashion Boutique
Maitland Valley Insurance
Brokers Ltd.
Food:
B. M. & G. Arena Booth
N. D. Cameron Limited
Thompson's Meat Market
Banner:
Pathfinder Beverages, London
YOUR SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED
Huron Feeding Systems
D. & J. Construction
J. L McCutcheon Motors Ltd.
J.M. McDonald Lumber Ltd.
JR's Shake Shoppe & Gas Bar
McCall Livestock
McGavin Farm Supply Ltd.
Oldfield Pro Hardware
Raymond Renovations Ltd.
Dr. William B. Spink
Wheeler Bus Lines
Country Garden Flowers
Howick Mutual Insurance Co.
McLean's Electrical Service
Brussels EMA Foods
Pathfinder Beverages, London
‘Thanfcy'ou
for your support
Brussels Lions Club
and Oldfield Pro
Hardware
Your donations have allowed
Brussels and District Minor
Hockey to purchase num
erous pieces of goalie
equipment and hockey
sweaters for the part
icipating hockey players.
Sincerely,
The Executive
Brussels and District
Minor Hockey
Now you hear
the music
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Any other residents Interested in purchasing a composter,
please contact the clerk's office.
Do your part to help protect the environment.
Thank you
Donna White
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