The Citizen, 1998-10-28, Page 2The Sunshine Club
Early Literacy Program
For Young Children
Program Director:
Shannon McGavin
B.A.Sc. B. Ed.
"Building Brighter Futures for Young Children"
• Children 2 1/2 - 5 years of age are invited to join us in my home every Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday from 8:45 - 11:30 a.m„for a fun and exciting preschool program.
• Children experience learning through a variety of learning centres, small group activities
and circle times.
• A language rich environment provides the background for this preschool experience.
if Activities and learning centres are both age-and child-appropriate.
• Indoor and outdoor play is an integral part of the program.
• Healthful snacks are provided.
* To ensure individual attention for each child, there are a limited number of spaces
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On November 2 the Sunshine Club is having a Jocus I
Toy Workshop/Open House at 7:15 p.m.
This will be the first night of registration for the
January 1999 program. Space is limited.
If you have any questions please call
Shannon McGavin at (519) 887-9996.
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BRUCE HAHN
HOME REPAIR
Flooring
Installations
Room Renovations
Painting
887-6959
Brussels 519-887-6294
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The Siop,
(next to the Pharmacy)
Brussels
887-2663
Tues. 9:00 - 7:30
Wed. - Fri. 9 - 5:30
Sat. 8:30 - 2:30
Cut out this ad
& bring it in for
$1.00 off haircuts
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Mabel Willis
has been an employee
at McCutcheon Motors
from 1952 - 1998.
Staff and management
of J.L. McCutcheon
Motors Ltd., wish to
express our gratitude for
your dedicated service
to our customers and
friends.
Enjoy a night out with
Brussels Curling Club
No experience necessary.
Someone will be there to help new curlers.
Curling starts —
Mixed - Monday, Nov. 16 at 8 p.m.
Ladies - November 17 at 1 p.m.
New curlers curl free until Christmas.
. Phone Velma 887-6295 or Steve 887-6670
66. if you wish to curl or for more information.
PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1998.
New park costs $10,000
Honoured
At the September meeting of St. John's Masonic Lodge No 284, VW Bro. Gerald Gibson
was presented with his 50-year Pastmaster's pin by RW Bro. Clarke Pollock of Kincardine,
District Deputy Grand Master of North Huron District. From left: RW Bro. Donald Dunbar,
VW Bro. Gerald Gibson, RW Bro. Clarke Pollock and RW Br. Frank Richardson, District
Deputy Grand Master of Bruce District.
L. Armstrong hosts WMS
one leper
Jesus.
reading based on her topic. Ruby
returned to give thanks to Steiss gave the Thanksgiving
prayer. Helen Elliott presided for
the business. Secretary's report was
Mrs. Armstrong had another read by Thelma Cardiff and the
treasurer's by Mrs. Armstrong.
Ark hosts dance, Thursday
With the number of teens using
The Ark decreasing in Lecent
months, the board of directors has
been looking at options.
Manager Mary Lou Crosby said
the board hasn't made any final
decisions, but consideration is
being given to new ways to encour-
Hilee0een Zitn
at BMG Community Centre
October 31, 1998
• Two $50. prizes to be drawn at 10:30 p.m.
you must be present to win!
• Three cash prizes for costumes
• Best costume, best couple, best soccer theme
Music by DJ
• Tickets $5.00 each
Tickets available from any soccer coach, executive or at the
door or by calling Pam McLellan 887-9456
Proceeds to
Brussels Soccer & Recreation
The WMS of Melville
Presbyterian Church met at the
home of Leona Armstrong for their
October meeting.
Helen Elliott read a poem. Mrs.
Armstrong had the devotions,
based on Thanksgiving. The
scripture readings were Psalm 95,
verses 1 = 7, and Luke 17 telling of
the healing of the 10 lepers. Only
Brussels
People
On Saturday, Oct. 24 Eleanor
Hemingway attended the Aylmer
High School commencement when
her granddaughter, Chantelina
Phillips graduated.
Chantelina is now a student at
Emanuel College.
On Sunday, Eleanor attended the
convocation at Wilfred Laurier
University when her
granddaughter, Katherine East
graduated from Business
Administration with an Honours
degree.
Deer Hunter's Specials
Pepperettes
Pkg. of 12 $5,99
Hamburger Patties
$2.25 lb.
Ail Steaks
15' off
In just a little over a year since
Brussels Homecoming was held,
the community now has a perma-
nent reminder of the celebration.
Committee members were
informed at the Oct. 9 meeting, that
the park and gazebo located on the
cast side of Turnberry Street, just
south of Mill Street, had cost
$10,031.86.
A motion was passed in an earli-
er session to retain a $1,500 bal-
ance for future homecomings,
leaving more than $1,100 available
for improvements and maintenance.
The committee would like to see
some of the funds go towards
'Help protect the environment:
6___Fleduce, reuse and recycle
shrubs and trees and is awaiting
approval from the members.
If approved, it is hoped the work
could be completed by Oct. 31.
age attendance and remind young
people that the facility is there for
them.
To that end a teen dance is being
held on Thursday night beginning
at 7 p.m. Music will be the local
group Perish, whose most recent
appearance was at the Stratford
Fair.
BRUSSELS 5R's
COMMUNITY THRIFT SHOP
7th Annual Meeting
Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1998
Melville Presbyterian Church
6:30 p.m. Potluck Supper
(Please bring your own dishes)
7:30 p.m. Annual Business Meeting
Everyone Welcome
Agenda:
* Reports of activities of Thrift Shop during preceding year.
* Financial statement and report of auditors
* Appointment of auditors for current year.
• Election of directors
* Transaction of any business either special or general,
which is pertinent to the interest of membership which
may properly come before the annual meeting without
prior notice.
$5.00 for lifetime membership,
purchased at the store by Nov. 7/98
Only paid members are eligible to vote
Your participation is greatly valued.
A special thank you to all our patrons.