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SPAGHETTI DINNER
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COMMUNITY CENTRE
Friday, April 26th
5:30 pm - Silent Auction
& Viewing
6:30 pm - Spaghetti Dinner
8:00 pm - Auction
Dinner Tickets:
- $8.00 adults
- $4.00 children aged 7 - 14
- children under 7 free
For tickets or information call
Don & Pat Nolan
Tel: 887-6402
Proceeds for World Youth Days
COMING EVENTS
at the
BRUSSELS LEGION
SAT., APRIL 13
Euchre Tournament.
Downstairs at 1:00 pm
Bring your own. partner. Cash Prizes.
Lunch. Door Prizes.
Admission $5.00 per person.
SUN., APRIL 14
Singles Dance from 7:00. 11:00 pm
Admission $8.00 per person
Enjoy the music of
"The Country Ways"
SAT., APRIL 27
Euchre Toumament.
Downstairs at 1:00 pm
Bring your own partner. Cash Prizes.
Lunch. Door Prizes.
Admission $5.00 per person.
SUN., APRIL 28
Singles Dance from 7:00 - 11;00 pm
Admission $8.00 per person
Enjoy "Southridge Sound"
MON., APRIL 29
General meeting and elections.
Members urged to attend.
Info and general inquiries
at 887-6562 after 4:00 p.m.
feat Viatica Awl*
Mary Bone is retiring
after 29 years of service.
Drop in to our office April 19
and wish her all the best.
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PAGE Z. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2002.
W1 euchre
Making the rounds
Members of 2967 Brussels Army Cadet Corps were in the village handing out blue boxes on
Saturday, March 30. Brussels Village Market donated hotdogs for them afterwards to enjoy at
a barbecue. (Photo submitted)
FROM BRUSSELS
At the Branch
By Jo-Ann McDonald
The Brussels Legion Branch will
soon be back to normal upstairs as
the floor was redone and finished
this past week. The Cadets and
Beavers will return to the normal use
of the auditorium next week.
Darts on Thursday night was back
to the usual dozen people but they
had lots of fun. Anyone is welcome
to come out and try.
Friday night's supper of ham and
scalloped potatoes was well
attended. Next week is lasagna.
Comrade Doreen Rutledge is in
Seaforth hospital. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
It is 85 years ago on April 9 that
the major assault ..on Vimy Ridge
began. It was dawn when all four
divisions of the Canadian Corps
moved up the slope behind a well-
timed artillery barrage. The ridge
was captured in three days but not
before the Canadians suffered
10,602 casualties, including more
than 3,500 dead.
The Ridge was important to the
German's defense system because it
gave a commanding view of the
countryside and was near coal
deposits used to fuel the furnaces
that manufactured military hardware.
Previous attempts had failed
because it was so well fortified but
the Canadians made elaborate plans
and practised their tactics and roles
on simulated terrain.
The combined assault by the
French near Reims and British
mound Arras and with the Canadian
objective of Vimy Ridge, it has
always been known as the beginning
of the end of WWI.
Although our numbers of WWI
veterans are dwindling, it is our duty
as Canadians to make sure that their
contributions to the war effort are
never forgotten, The victory of Vimy
Ridge in April of 1917 is one of
Canada's greatest military
achievements and should be
remembered along with the
sacrifices of our fallen and wounded
veterans.
It is the month of April and
elections are to take place at the
general meeting on April 29. We are
asking all members to ask
themselves how they can be more
involved. Contact Rick McDonald,
Gary Dauphin or John Harrison.
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A NOTE FROM BETTY
We have lots to celebrate again
this week. The Optimist/Firemen
event was a huge success with
everyone enjoying the evening in
good company, well fed and happy
besides. Good work guys and again
thanks from the community.
Nelva Scott is home from hospital
and we're hoping all goes well for
her. Seth Snyder survived a new
grandmother's babysitting. We'll
tell him about it later.
Huronlea is open to visitors. Now
that's good news.
Except for the white stuff and
wind we could almost think it might
be spring. It is so good to see the
green shoots peeking out of the dirt.
Some in the sheltered places look
wonderful.
If there was a prize for the best
crocus displays last week — Jeanne
Ireland's stone garden would have
won the prize for colour and variety.
Thanks Jeanne.
It's income tax time, in case you
missed the fact. So get all your wee
hunks of paper together and smile -
ha!
Once and again we have folks
who missed the fact that we were
moving the clocks ahead on
Saturday, so Sunday morning was a
little rushed for some and for others
they just decided to stay longer in
bed.
The Majestic Women's Institute
hosted a euchre party in the Brussels
Library on Thursday April 4.
The prize winners were as
follows: high lady, Jean Bewley;
low lady, Lois Schneider; high man,
Allan Edgar; low man, Bill Craig;
most lone hands, Helen Gallop,
Viola Adams, Mery Schneider,
Stewart Musgrove, Elunid McNair
and Jeanne Ireland.
Share-the-wealth draw was won
by Elunid McNair. Lucky draws
went to Yvonne Knight, Leslie
Knight, Mary Craig, Isabel Craig
and Leona McDonald.
On Thursday, April 25, the
Majestic WI is having a casserole
supper followed by euchre with
proceeds going to the Canadian
Cancer Society.
Now who are the smart ones?
Enjoy the week while you pick up
the debris that winter has left for us.
Bye how, Betty G. W.
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