The Citizen, 1994-03-02, Page 2A clean sweep
The Brussels Curling Club hosted a mixed bonspiel on Feb. 26, which drew a large crowd.
The competitors were made up of both the experienced and once-a-year curler but, all
enjoyed the day's event.
Legion speak-off, March 2
By Sandra Josling
The Brussels Legion will be
hearing the public speakers that
have advanced from the Brussels
Public School and Grey Central
Mennonite
youth play
volleyhall
Pastor Tom Warner preached on
"Prayer" on Sunday, Feb. 27, at
Brussels Mennonite Fellowship.
Andrea Warner read a monologue
in which the importance of being
there for each other was
emphasized. Thys de Jong and
Lucy Hesse were in charge of the
congregational singing.
Brussels Mennonite was in
charge of the service at Huronlea
Sunday afternoon. The
congregation gathered again at the
church for a supper after which the
film, "The Radical" was shown. It
served as an introduction to the
upcoming adult Sunday School
Classes in which aspects of the
Mennonite faith will be the focus.
At noon on Sunday, the Grade 5
Sunday School class and families
enjoyed a spaghetti lunch with
guests, Dave and Mary Lou
Klassen and daughters. The
Klassen family has spent the last
four years in Nigeria where Dave
was working as a technician in the
mission field, helping plan and
construct dams to improve the
water supply to various areas.
During the Christian Education
Hour the Klassens showed slides
and talked to the larger group about
their stay in Nigeria. The Klassens
taught the children some African
songs and games they learned.
They have just recently come to the
area and will be settling in
Kitchener in the near future.
On Saturday, the Senior Youth
participated in a volleyball
tournament at Waterloo Oxford
High School in Baden. Both the
Senior and Junior Youth joined in
the Community Christian Youth
skating party at Blyth in the
evening.
Public School this Wednesday.
Speeches will begin at 8 p.m. All
family and friends are invited to
listen and support the speakers.
Two winners will advance to
zone finals in Seaforth on March 5,
one from the Grades 4/5/6 group
and one from the Grades 7/8 group.
On Sunday, Feb. 20, Zone Youth
Darts was held at the Branch. Many
advanced to the District Youth
Darts in Palmerston to be held in
March.
Winning in the Junior Division
were: Jeff Elliott, second, doubles;
Chris Burkholder, fourth, singles,
second doubles; Tom Haig and Bill
Vanbeek, fourth, doubles; Joel
Desjardines, second, singles, third,
doubles; Robbie Burkholder, third,
doubles; Mike Seili, first, doubles.
Tyke division winners were:
Mark Kroll, third, singles; Dale
Martin, second, singles; Katie
Harrison, fourth, singles; Elizabeth
Ross, third, doubles; Cassie
Cochrane, third, doubles; Amy
Ross, fourth, doubles; Nicole
Lowe, second, singles; Anita Little,
first, singles, first, doubles; Leslie
Elliott, fourth, singles, first,
doubles.
Results of blind draw mixed darts
held on Feb. 15 are as follows:
Linda Bird and Bill Nethery, first;
Lawrence Machan and Kitty
Rutledge, second; high shooters,
Sandra Josling (120) and Lawrence
Machan (132).
Feb. 22 results were: Marlene
Little and Lawrence Machan, first;
Kitty Rutledge and Glen Campbell,
second; high shooters, Kathy
VILLAGE OF
BRUSSELS
INTERIM TAXES DUE
The interim tax installment for the Village of Brussels Is due
on Monday, March 7, 1994. Interest at 1 1/4% per month will
be charged the day following the due date.
Failure to receive a tax bill does not relieve a taxpayer from
responsibility for payment of taxes, nor from penalty for late
payment.
Donna M. White
Tax Collector
Village of Brussels
Cochrane (121) and Glen Campbell
(138).
The Tuesday night darters would
like to wish Kitty Rutledge a very
happy birthday Saturday, Feb. 26.
The next euchre night is
Wednesday, March 2 at 7:45 p.m.
Brussels
People
Brussels Community Dining met
on Thursday, Feb. 10 with 25
people in attendance. Valentine
descriptions gave a warm and
loving atmosphere for those
enjoying the delicious roast beef
dinner prepared by the cook,
Millie. Individual candies and
valentines decorated the tables.
Wendy and Ruth led as the grace
"Johnny Appleseed" was sung.
Door prizes were won by
Margaret Bernard, Ella Stone, Eva
Keffer and Edna Evers. The 50-50
draw prize was won by Sandra
Clark. A reading entitled "The
Forever Valentine" was given.
Announcements were given by
Joan Stamper including the next
meeting date, Feb. 24 with Shirley
Wheeler leading us in crafts.
Games and cards will also be
available.
A time of conversation followed
as all enjoyed visiting with friends
and neighbours.
Morning
Star hosts
euchre
The regular meeting of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge, Brussels took
place on Feb. 22 with Noble Grand
Lois McCutcheon presiding.
It was decided to hold the annual
St. Patrick's Day, hot casserole
supper and euchre party on
Monday, March 21 at 6:30 p.m. in
the lodge rooms.
The United Nations speakoff
sponsored by Rebekah and Odd
Fellows of Ontario annually will be
held for this District at Central
Huron Secondary School in Clinton
on Friday, March 4. The winner
receives an all expense paid trip to
New York City and the United
Nations Assembly.
The next regular meeting will be
held on March 8.
There were 10 tables at play at
the euchre party sponsored by
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge on
Feb. 21 in the Lodge rooms.
Winners were: high lady, Brenda
Perrie; low lady, Clara Haig; high
man, Betty McDonald (playing as a
man); low man, Emerson Mitchell;
most lone hands, Keith Turnbull;
most zeros, Ruth Johnston;
travelling lone hands, Sarah
Stephenson.
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NOTICE OF
PUBLIC
MEETING
To discuss the
future of
Jr. Hockey in
Brussels
Should the team
stay or relocate,
your opinions are
requested.
Mon. Mar. 7
7:30 p.m.
B.M. & G. Arena
1993-94 Bulls
Executive
PLAYOFF HOCKEY
Series tied at 1
Sunday March 6 8:00 p.m.
Brussels Crusaders
vs
Durham Thundercats
"Blueline Club"
Sponsored By:
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FEED&SUPPLY LTD.
Happy 25th
Anniversary
MOM & DAD
(Henk & Ria VanDenBroek)
MARCH 7
LOVE DIANA, STEVE, ROB,
RITA AND DAVE
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