The Citizen, 1997-11-26, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1997.
WMS meets
Melville WMS met on Nov. 10 at
2 p.m. at the home of Mary
Huether, for their regular meeting.
President Helen Elliott welcomed
the members and thanked Mary for
her hospitality.
The hymn Stand Up, Stand Up
for Jesus was sung followed by a
prayer.
The secretary's report was read
by Thelma Cardiff and the
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1997
Santa Claus
Parade
Poster Contest
Winners
4-H chefs
BRUSSELS
OPTIMISTS
Brussels #1 Cooking Chefs held their achievement program at Maple Villa last Thursday.
Members are, back row, from left: Doug Mitchell, Cynthia Dewit, who received her 30-club
honours, Missy Engel, six-club award recipient and Vincent Bauer. Front: Ashley Keffer,
Anne Yuzwa-Rielly.
Cooking Chefs receive awards
The Brussels #1 Cooking Chefs
held their achievement program on
Nov. 20 at Maple Villa from 7 -
8:30 p.m.
Missy Engel started it off by
leading members in the 4-H pledge
and introducing two guests.
Kim Higgins did a demonstration
on judging. She showed how to
judge bread, cupcakes, shortbread
and menus.
Next Anne Yuzwa-Rielly
introduced the members of the club
and Ashley Keffer talked about a
poster they had made which gives a
lot of useful baking tips.
Thelma Dougherty talked about
all the things that are associated
with 4-H and some really neat
things they are offering that
members should take advantage of
before some of the activities are
taken away due to lack of interest.
Then Cynthia De Wit did a
demonstration on making edible
Christmas place names out of
marshmallows and decorative
icing. They are actually really quite
neat.
Following the demonstration
Cathy Bridge presented awards to
the members. Most people got the
Social Recreation bar (from the
previous club) and the Batter Up
bar. Missy Engel received her sixth
club award and Cynthia De Wit
completed her 30-club award.
Missy officially closed the
achievement program with the 4-H
motto.
All those in attendance were then
able to enjoy tea, juice and
cupcakes which they were able to
decorate.
Clarification
would like to thank the
sponsors for donations
of prizes. For all the
support from the people,
the membership and
helpers for making our
Annual Stag a great
success.
- Prize Winners •
$300. Doug Coch - Gowanstown
$200. Fred Durnin - Goderich
$150. Robert Glanvllle - Walton
Chairmen
Ross Mitchell
Wayne Henry
Grade 2/3
1st - Lauren Spink, Brussels
Grade 3
2nd - Laura Elllgsen, Walton
Grade 3
3rd - Laura Bowers Grade 2
& Stephanie Lubbers
Grade 3, Walton
Grade 4/5
1st - Catherine Rushton,
Brussels Grade 4
2nd - Alyssa Ruttan,
Brussels Grade 4
3rd - Amy Bishop, Brussels
Grade 4
Grade 6/7
1st - Jessica Spink,
Brussels Grade 6
2nd - Rachel Elliott,
Brussels Grade 6
3rd - David Bondi, Brussels
Grade 6
Thank you for your
participation
Brussels Santa Claus
Parade Committee:
Karen Darling &
Chris Ten Pas
Woman gives to charity
A Brussels woman is setting up
shop in Listowel, temporarily, to
offer gift selection to her clients
while raising funds for charity.
Pauleen Kerkhof has left her job
Brussels
for one month so she can operate a
Jocus Toys outlet at the old Big V
building in Listowel for the month
of December.
"We carry a large selection of
quality educational toys, games,
puzzles and crafts," said Kerkhof.
"Ten per cent of all sales will go to
the Salvation Army on behalf of
Jocus and Shoppers Drugmart."
Kerkhof said not only will the
Continued on page 16
To clarify information printed in
last week's issue of The Citizen
under a picture on page 21, which
was headed "Thank you", the
cheque was not a donation to The
Ark, but rather payment for volun
teer labour during the Homecoming
weekend.
Brussels Rebekah Lodge held a
euchre party in the Lodge Hall on
Nov. 17. There were seven tables in
play.
Winners were: high lady, Ruth
Johnson; high man, Stewart
Musgrove; lone hands, lady, Lois
Schneider; lone hands, man, Allan
Edgar; low lady, Luella Mitchell;
low man, John Brown.
Several lucky tallies were also
drawn.
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