The Citizen, 1994-09-21, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1994.
Meeting has harvest theme
Ready to roll
Young participants sign up for the Terry Fox Run held in Brussels this past Sunday. From left
are: Christine Kuepfer, Katie Kuepfer, Ashley Keffer and Michael Keffer. On his bike in the
background is Lee Dilworth. There were 159 people registered.
The September meeting of
Melville WMS was held at the'
home of Mrs. Gerald Gibson.
Thelma Cardiff opened the
meeting with a short poem. The
hymn We Plough the Fields and
Scatter the Good Seed on the Land,
was sung.
Mrs. Steiss read the scripture
from Luke "The Parable of the
Sower". Leona Armstrong gave a
reading "Planting and Reaping".
Thelma read an autumn poem and
gave the topic, "What Shall the
Harvest Be?" Margaret Krauter led
in prayer.
Helen Elliott, president, took
over for the business part of the
meeting. She thanked Isobel
Gibson for her hospitality.
The roll call was answered by
reading a Bible verse containing
the word "reap". The collection was
taken and dedicated. The
secretary's and treasurer's report
were given. Helen gave a report on
the children's rally. She gave a very
interesting description of what the
WMS ladies had seen on their bus
trip to King City and the temple at
Sharon.
The hymn Now We Sing a Song
for Harvest was read and the
meeting closed by repeating the
Mizpah Benediction in unison.
THANK YOU TO
HURONLEA
A special thank you to my
new found family at
Huronlea. The treatment
that Barb and I received
in her short stay was
wonderful. Barb loved
the staff, nurses and
assistants and in her last
hours, the care she
received and the support
we received was superb.
It is impossible to name
names. Everyone treated
us like family. Thank you
very much.
Sincerely,
George, Vonne & Pauline
WI appoints committees
Nineteen members attended the
Majestic Women's Institute
meeting on Sept. 14.
Correspondence was read from
Volunteer Huron on a fundraising
course on Nov. 18 at OMAF,
educational courses to be put on in
November to make a stained glass
sweatshirt or Christmas ornament
and gift bag at Clinton, Atwood
and St. Paul's. These are put on by
the Huron-Perth Educational
Committee.
Jean Fraser showed the new
centennial plate for the Women's
Institute.
Delegate for the County Rally
hosted by Zurich on Oct. 3 is Kathy
Bridge.
Area Convention is to be held at
St. Agatha on Oct. 5 and 6 with the
delegates being Jean Fraser and
Kathy Bridge.
Leona Armstrong gave the
District Director's report. Informa
tion was given on the ACWW
church service, a quilt show, new
In Memoriam cards for the
headquarters, hasty notes for sale,
Train the Trainer course at Crieff
Hills and the District Annual to be
held in Gorrie in 1995.
An invitation from Gorrie WI to
attend their Nov. 16 meeting on
Power of Attorney was also read.
Convenor Melody White read a
poem on the "Do More Family".
An informative motto on "Why
mother goes to WI", brought some
smiles.
Convenor Leona Armstrong gave
a review on the structure of the
different levels of the Women's
Institute. She also spoke of her trip
to the convention at Truro, Nova
Scotia in the summer.
Committee for the environmental
fair on Oct. 20 are Doris McCall
and Leona Armstrong.
The first card party will be held
on Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. with Yvonne
Knight, Verna Tunney, Leona
Connelly, Alice Brothers and Ruth
Galbraith hosting it.
The meeting was closed with
grace and happy birthday to
members.
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Lodge mourns member’s passing
The first regular meeting of the
fall season of Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge, Brussels took
place on Sept. 13 with Vice Grand
Jane Hall presiding in the absence
of Noble Grand Lois McCutcheon.
A pot luck supper was enjoyed
prior to the meeting. There was a
good attendance of members.
The charter of the Lodge was
draped at this meeting in loving
memory of Barbara McCutcheon
who passed away on Sept. 9.
A donation was made to
Palliative Care Services Inc. It was
decided to host a hot casserole
supper and card party on Oct. 17
and to follow through the winter
with a card party, the third
Monday of each month.
The annual Variety Fair to be
held Friday, Oct. 28.
The next regular meeting will be
on Sept. 27.
Hunter's
Berry Farm
R.R. #3 Brussels
Now Ready
• Tomatoes 2.99/4 litre
• New Crop Potatoes .20/lb.
• Green & Yellow Beans
1.75/4 litre basket
• Huckleberries 1.99/qt.
Other Produce:
Fall Raspberries
Ready
Please call ahead for
larger quantities
Pick your own 1.00/pt.
Picked to order 2.75/pt.
Try our
’’THIS LITTLE PIGGY...”
PORK PRODUCTS
• Cucumbers • Onions
• Zucchini • Squash
• Peppers • Garlic
Hours: Mon. - Tues., Thurs. - Sat.
9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Sat. Sept. 24 2 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Closed Wed. & Sun.
Hwy. 86
Lot 3 Con. 12
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Cranbrook
Hunter's
Berry Farm
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BRUSSELS
FIGURE
SKATING
&
POWER SKATING
REGISTRATION
Brussels, Morris & Grey Community Centre
THURS., SEPT. 22 &
THURS., SEPT. 29
7 - 9 P.M.
Please note date change from school newsletter
At both registration nights:
SKATES PLUS - EDITH ADAMS
New & Used Skates and Skating Accessories
WE ARE ALMOST THERE!
Over the past year the Brussels, Morris & Grey Recreation Board and the
community have been working to pay off the debit on the ice resurfacer and
dishwasher purchased last fall. As of Sept. 14, 1994 $5,616.36 is all that
remains to be raised of the $50,226.90 expenditure.
The Recreation Board gratefully acknowledges the support of the following
contributors. Donations are tax deductible and can be made to BMG Recreation
c/o Rhonda Fischer R.R. #3 Brussels.
Donation List To Sept, 14.1994
Brussels SR Thrift Shop, Brussels Town League, Don
Sholdice, John & Nancy Exel, Clarence & Marie
McCutcheon, Ralph & Pat Watson, Gordon & Nora
Stephenson, Danny Pearson & family, J.R.’s Gar Bar &
Take Out, H. Tenpas Construction Ltd., Brussels
Livestock, Harold Steffler, Don Bray & family, Chester
Higgins, Sheila Richards, Merle Hoegy & family, Huron
Feeding Systems, Leo & Rita Deitner, Jack Overholt &
family, Neil Beuerman & family, Frank & Mary Stretton,
Gary & Lori Pipe, Peter Exel, Jim & Marj Coultes,
Gerald & Isabel Gibson, W.R. Alexander Farms Ltd.,
Murray & Marlene Fischer, Howard & Alice Martin,
Bruce & Rhonda Fischer, Ross & Fran McCall & family,
Thomas & Betty Finch, Brussels Optimist Club, Cardiff
& Mulvey Insurance, Brussels Figure Skating Club,
Luella Mitchell, Stephen & Karen Darling & family,
Brussels Ladies Curling, Brussels Men’s Slowpitch,
Brussels United Church, Ruth I. McArter, Vern Bridge,
Ross & Julie Mitchell, Brussels Crusaders Hockey,
Alvin McLellan & family, Brussels Bombers Slowpitch,
Jeanne Ireland, Joe Kerr & family, BMG Catering
Group, Brussels Jr. C. Bulls, Dauphin Feed & Supply
Ltd., Brussels Motors Inc., Jim & Leona Armstrong,
William Craigcio, David Kemp, Doug & Rhonda
McArter, Bill & Marlon Sellers & family, Steve Coulter,
Kevin & Alicia Deitner & family, Murray & Stephanie
Kellington & family, Dave Stephenson & family, Gary
Dauphin & family, J.D. Hemingway, Wheeler Auto
Glass, Brussels Lions Club, John McCutcheon, Jane
Devries, John W. & Mary Bryans, Leona Snyder, Ross
& Judy Somers, Joyce & Donald Jacklin, Majestic
Women’s Institute, Happy Gang (Doc’s Gang),
Brussels Curling Club, Brussels Fire Department, Lisa
Bozyk, John McClelland courtesy of L & J Enterprises,
Cook's Division of Parrish & Heimbecker, Brussels
Transport, Ken & Doris Fischer, Raymond
Renovations.
Fundraising Report to Sept. 14.1994
REVENUE;
Donations
Dance (Sept./93)
Dance (Aprll/94)
$45,371.88
$ 2,094.10
$ 2,997.92
$50,463.90
EXPENDITURES;
General Advertising/Supplies
Fundraising Dance (Sept./93)
Liquor (New Year’s Dance)
Dance (Aprll/94)
$ 240.80
$1,992.80
$1,488.77
$ 2,090.99
$5,813.36
TOTAL NET FUNDRAISING $44,650.54
CAPITAL COSTS
Dishwasher purchase
Dishwasher Installation
Ice Resurfacer purchase
$10,599.89
$ 2,073.97
$37,593.04
$50,266.90
YET TO BE RAISED $5,616.36