The Citizen, 1994-10-19, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1994.
Darters begin fall schedule
Baubles
Andra Dettweiler, left, and Joanna Steinman looked over
the colourful jewellery on sale at the Self Help Craft Show
at the Mennonite Fellowship Hall in Brussels this past
weekend. The event raised funds for Third World people
through the sale of their products.
WI celebrates anniversary
The Majestic Women's Institute
celebrated its 55th anniversary at
their meeting on Oct. 12. Visitors
came from the Walton, Gorrie and
Molesworth branches, to wish the
Majestic branch congratulations.
President Ruth Bauer opened the
meeting with a poem on "People
Who Know How to Break the
Day".
Convenor for the Environment
Fair, Doris McCall asked for
volunteers to help in the kitchen
and with making food.
Roll call was answered by
naming an article or remedy for
first-aid that you carry in your
purse.
The card party committee for
Nov. 1 is Melody White, Jean Bell,
Peggy Cudmore, Jean Oldfield and
Ruth Galbraith.
Melody White read the motto,
"The heart is the garden where the
flowers grow, the thoughts we
think are the seeds we sow."
Edna Pletch introduced the guest
speaker, Doug Sholdice. He said
the three first aid priorities to check
first are breathing, bleeding and
unconsciousness. He demonstrated
Ritz residents visit Huronlea
By Mary Gibbings
Program Director -
Volunteer Co-ordinator
We started September off with a
bang. Yes, on Sept. 2, it was off to
Grand Bend to the theatre to see
Oklahoma. It was well worth while
going as the music was great. We
were right at the front, therefore we
could see the orchestra playing, and
the expression on the faces of
everyone performing.
On Sept. 7, we had the pleasure
of having some of the residents
from Ritz Lutheran Villa, Mitchell.
The Fog Horns from Goderich
Plan to attend the
NORTH HURON
ENVIRONMENT FAIR
on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,1994
at the BM & G Arena
from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Free Admission, door prizes and displays
of environmentally friendly products
and alternatives.
different methods for the three
areas in which you could help
someone. Ideas on what might be
used as a substitute cervical collar
were shown.
It was mentioned that if the
mouth, ears or nose are bleeding,
let them drain as it releases
pressure on the brain. Numerous
questions were answered following
his informal speech.
Edna Pletch presented Mr.
Sholdice with a gift basket.
A motion was made to make a
donation to the Poppy Fund.
Ruby Steiss kept the members in
stitches as she read "a number of
smiles". Margaret MacLeod sang,
Together In Love, with Alice
Brothers playing the piano. Mrs.
MacLeod then led everyone in a
sing-song.
The door prize was won by Ruby
Steiss.
Happy birthday was sung to
members having a birthday in
October. A decorated cake was cut
by Ida Evans and Jean Wilson,
Huron-East President.
The next meeting will be held on
'Nov. 9 at 1:15 p.m. upstairs in the
library.
entertained for the evening. It was a
very lively program and everyone
enjoyed the program and danced to
some of the songs. Mary, Steve and
Marlene served lunch after.
On Sept. 13 the residents' council
met at 10:30 a.m. in the fitness
room.
In the afternoon it was birthday
time for all the residents with
birthdays in September. The
Brussels Senior Citizens Club -
Friendship Club put the program on
and supplied the cookies and
squares for the afternoon.
Continued on page 22
By Sandra Josling
There will be a Halloween
costume dance on Friday, Oct. 28
at 9 p.m. Prizes will be awarded to
best group, best couple, most
original, and more. Music is by
D.J. Tickets are $5 advance, $6 at
door, and are available from
Murray's Barber Shop or the
Legion.
Tuesday night blind draw mixed
darts have started the fall schedule.
This week's winners were: Bill
Nethery, Barb Ross and Lynda
Shaw; second, Rob Willie and Lisa
Glanville; high shooter, Rob Willie
(140) and Lisa Glanville (95).
Darts start at 8:30 p.m. and all
Lodge meets
The regular meeting of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge No. 315
Brussels took place on Oct. 11 with
Noble Grand Lois McCutcheon
presiding.
At this meeting Jean Hodgert
District Deputy President of Huron
District No. 23 was present with
her installing staff from Pride of
Huron Rebekah Lodge, Exeter.
The following officers were
installed for the 1994-95 term:
N.G., Jane Hall; V.G., Betty Car
diff; Sec., Edna Pearson; financial
secretary, Lois McCall; treasurer,
Lorraine Edwards; R.S.N.G., Sarah
Stephenson; L.S.N.G., Sharon
Freeman; warden, Jean Bridge;
conductor, Leola Hood; chaplain,
Lillian Moses; col. bearer, Dorothy
Foxton; J.P.N.G., Lois McCut
cheon; L.S.V.G., Mae Ebel;
R.S.V.G., Joan Bernard; I
Guardian, Gertie Kellington; O.
Guardian, Janet McCutcheon and
musician, Joyce Jacklin.
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are welcome to play.
The dart players want to wish
Lisa Glanville a very happy
birthday.
Euchre was played at the Branch
on Wednesday, Oct. 12.
Winners were: high lady, Dini
Nethery; high man, Ernie Back;
low lady, Kitty Rutledge; low man,
Gord Jacklin; most lone hands, Jim
Maclean and Shirley Hopper; most
zeros, Ross Brighton and Mary
Thomas.
The next euchre is Wednesday,
Oct. 26 at 8 p.m.
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You must show age of majority for this special event
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mystery bus tour on Saturday, Nov.
5. The bus leaves the Branch at
12:30 p.m. Cost is $10/person.
Anyone interested, contact the
Branch before Oct. 28.
A new Thursday night men's dart
league will be starting up at the
Branch. Any man interested should
be at the Branch Nov. 3 at
7:30 p.m. All are welcome (must be
19 years or older).
The Thanksgiving Brunch was a
great success with over 200 people
served.
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