The Citizen, 1992-12-16, Page 2Invested
Members of the Brussels Cubs held their investiture ceremony at the school recently. New
cubs are back row, from left: Joshua Acton, Brandon Gravestock, Mark Franken, Matthew
Purcell. Front row: Jeff Linton, John Van Beek, Matthew Kroll, Jimmy Franken, Blair Smith
and leader George Kroll.
Rebekahs
finalize
Christmas
plans
The regular meeting of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge took place
Tuesday, Dec. 8 with Noble Grand
Gertie Kellington. There was a
good attendance.
V.G. Lois McCutcheon gave a
report on Christmas to sick and
shut-ins.
Plans were finalized for the
annual Christmas party to be held
in the lodge rooms on Dec. 17 at
6:30 p.m.
The next euchre party will be
held on Jan. 18.
The next lodge meeting is Jan.
12.
On behalf of the Canadian
Diabetes Association I would
like to thank the following
people who canvassed some
of Brussels for this good
cause. We are hoping to get
more canvassers next year to
do all of the town.
Dorothy Foxton, Fanny
Somers, Edna Pletch, Linda
Davidson, Rita Mulvey, Betty
Campbell, Mary Huether, Betty
Shaw, Isabel Armstrong,
Bonnie Pennington, Lorraine
Edwards, Doreen Raymond,
Wllda Higgins, Mary Lowe,
Freda Pipe, Herb Stretton. A
total of $1,005.00 was
collected.
Thanks again,
Lois McCall.
Legion youth darters do well
By Sandra Josling
The first of three youth dart
events was held this past Sunday,
Dec. 6 at the Lucknow legion.
Thirty-eight youths participated in
he single and doubles darts events.
The Brussels Legion sponsored 10
youths.
The team had a very successful
day with the following Brussels
sponsored team members receiving
medallions. Mark Kroll, second
(Tyke Boys); Anita Little, first and
Lesley Elliott second (Tyke Girls).
In the doubles event, Anita and
Lesley teamed up to take a first
place finish in the Doubles Tyke
even with Ernie Haycock Jr. and
Joshua Haycock second.
In the Junior Doubles event, Tom
Haig and Lisa Coyne had a second
place finish.
The remaining team members
were Jonathon Trollope, Jeff Elliott
and Dale Martin.
The next Zone Youth dart day
will be in January. District Youth
finals will be at a later date.
Congratulations to all that
participated or helped to prepare
the youths for this day.
Tuesday night Blind draw mixed
darts results are as follows. Bill
Nethery and Martha Logan first,
Kathey Cochrane and George
Kroll, second. High shooters were
Colleen Martin (121) and Alex
Henderson (140). Darts are held
Tuesday evenings at 8:30 p.m.
UCW hears school band
Euchre night was held on
Wednesday, Dec. 9. Results were:
high man, Ross Brighton; high
lady, Isabel Alcock; low lady, Kitty
Rutledge; low man, John Hedden;
most lone hands, Bill Little and
Dorothy Dilworth; most zeros,
Martha Logan and Shirley Hopper.
The next euchre night is Dec. 23
at 7:45 p.m.
New Year's Eve pot luck tickets
are available at the branch or at
Murray's Barber Shop.
The last Branch general meeting
for 1992 will be held on Monday,
Dec. 21 at 8 p.m. in the lounge.
Members are urged to attend.
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The Brussels U.C.W. met in the
church basement on Dec. 2.
Welcome was given to everyone
and Rev. Cam McMillan gave the
blessing. A delicious supper was
enjoyed by all.
Bette Campbell played Christmas
carols, then introduced Mrs. D.
Perrie and 11 pupils of the grade
seven and eight classes. Mrs. Perrie
spoke about the school band and
then the group played six pieces for
the enjoyment of those present.
Doris McCall thanked the group.
Silent Night was sung. Scripture
taken from Luke 1, chapter 2 was
given by Doris McCall. Betty led in
prayer.
Lyle Brothers showed slides of
four seasons and other pictures.
Doris gave thanks.
President Gertie Kellington
presided over the business portion.
Joan Bernard gave the secretary's
report while Gertie gave the
treasurer's report. It was mentioned
that calendars were sold and cook
books are being sold. Dec. 13 is the
last time E.M.A. tapes are to be
collected.
Adah Smith will look after the
shut-in boxes to be done at the
Maple Villa, Dec. 17.
A motion was made and
seconded that money be paid to
school board and M and S
Stewards.
The nomination committee is to
have its report in on Dec. 16.
Offering was received and Rev.
McMillan gave the dedication.
People
The Brussels Catholic Women's
League Bazaar was held Saturday,
Dec. 5.
Winners were: Judy Jones, RR 2,
Listowel, 1/2 pork cut and
wrapped; Marg Cardsaier,
Teeswater, afghan; Lawrence
Ryan, Walton, $50 money wreath
and Ross Osborne, RR 2, Monkton,
living tree.
There has been a change of date
for when Santa will be reading his
letters on the local cable channel.
Instead of Thursday evening, chil
dren will be able to tune into chan
nel 12 on Monday, Dec. 21 at 7:00
p.m. to hear Saint Nick reading
their letters to him.
Council of the Village of Brussels has received complaints In
regard to business employees parking on Main Street during
business hours. It would be appreciated if the Business
Owners could suggest that their employees use the municipal
parking to the rear of the fire hall or park at the rear of the
stores. A co-operative effort would be appreciated to ensure
that customers have easy access to the stores.
Also during snow removal season, parking on main street
during the hours of 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. is strictly prohibited.
Vehicles so parked will be towed away at the owner’s expense.
Thank you
Council of the Village of Brussels
BRUSSELS
BULLS JR. C
NEW YEAR’S
EVE BASH
B. M. & G
Community
Centre, Brussels
$10.00 per person
semi formal
(no jeans)
Music by D.J.
Age of Majority
For Tickets please call
887-9289
Hats and Horns
Lunch Provided
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
RE: PARKING ON MAIN
STREET
BRUSSELS PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSION
INCREASE IN HYDRO &
WATER RATES
Daily lunch and
dinner specials
Enjoy one of our many
homemade specialties
by our new chef served
in a cozy country
atmosphere
Try our fabulous
all-you-can-eat buffet
Friday at lunch or Sunday
evening for dinner
Seniors receive a 10% discount
on all regular priced entrees
Book your Christmas Banquet
today, we still have some openings
Entertainment
Friday, December 18
Karaoke
Brussels
887-9035
The new HYDRO rates effective January 1,1993 are as follows:
Residential Service
First 250 kwh 11.90 e/kwh
All additional kwh 7.40 C/kwh
Minimum Bill $7.40/month
General Service
Demand Charge:
First 50 kw no charge
Balance 5.55/kw
Energy Charges
First 250 kwh 11.90 0/kwh
Next 12,250 kwh 8.05 e/kwh
All additional kwh 5.82 0/kwh
Minimum Bill $7.40/month
For further information and rates please
contact the P.U.C. Office
BRUSSELS PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
The new WATER rates effective January 1,1993 are as follows:
Monthly Flat Water Rate $10.50
All multiple rates will change accordingly.
BRUSSELS PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
INCREASE IN SEWER RATES
Effective January 1,1993, the Village of Brussels monthly
sewer service rate which appears on the P.U.C. bill will be:
Monthly Flat Water Rate $23.00
All multiple rates will change accordingly.
COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS