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Preschoolers - Free
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FROM BRUSSELS
Keep candles out of the
reach of children and pets.
Remember to snuff out your
candles if you are
leaving the room
or going to bed.
PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 2002.
By Bonnie Gropp
Citizen editor
It can be difficult to fill long, hot
summer days for youngsters, so the
Huron East recreation department
has revived an old program to give
parents a breather.
The Brussels Day Camp is
operating until the last week of
August with the exception of Aug. 5-
9 for young people ages six to 12. An
average of 20 children have attended
each day.
Program director Susan Bieman, a
Brock University phys ed major who
will be attending teachers college in
September, has actually run the
program for two years. "(Director of
recreation) Graham Nesbitt knew
that Brussels had a similar program
years ago and he decided to start it
again," said Bieman. "I was hired
last year to get it started, and though
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we only had a few kids then,
attendance this year has been much
better."
Youngsters at the day camp enjoy
a variety of activities. One trip is
taken every week, to local points of
interest or to places like Sportworld.
There have been bike rodeos and
mini-Olympics, in addition to crafts
and games.
Bieman, 22, a daughter of Roger
and Donna Bieman of the Belgrave
area is a full-time employee, along
with Crystal McLellan, daughter of
Max and Barb of Brussels. Justine
King, a daughter of Bill and Tammy
of Brussels is the part-timer.
Parents interested in signing their
children up for the camp can pre-
register by calling 887-6621.
Cost is $50 a week for full days
and $25 a week for half days. Daily
rates are $12 for full and $6 for
half.
At the Branch
By Jo-Ann McDonald
Let's start with an apology to
Comrades Lloyd and Mabel
Glanville, steady workers at the July
1 fish fry in Lucknow. Their names
were accidentally omitted in last
week's issue. Sorry I must be getting
forgetful or something.
Comrade Doreen Rutledge is still
in Seaforth hospitl and Comrade
Gord Workman is receiving therapy
in London.
The Friday night supper of
hamburgers, hot dogs and cold
salads was well attended. This week
is sweet and sour meatballs.
Saturday afternoon euchre had 13
tables at play. The lucky ladies
By Betty
Graber
Watson
Call
887-6236
887-9231
Our Robyn has arrived! Chris and
Lara welcomed a new daughter into
their lives last Thursday and Jordan
is still not sure about this new
change in her life. So our holidays
ended on a high note being
entertained by Miss Graber from
Listowel.
The holiday mood is in full swing
with folks at the lake, at various
camps by the day or week, heading
north or being part of festivals and
shows. Ah, summer.
In case you're looking for
something to do in August, the
Huron beef producers have a deal
for you. They have a tour heading
west on Aug. 13 that sounds pretty
neat. They're calling it the Rocky
Mountain Roundup, with ranches
and mountains as the high points of
the trip.
They have space available and are
sure you'll enjoy this time in
Alberta.
Call Ross or Mary Procter if you'd
like to go. They have the de-
tails as they are acting as the tour
guides.
Soccer and ball continues in the
heat, so take your chair and cheer
the teams on. You'll have a good
time.
Be sure to keep up with all the
advertisements for the many
Helen Casemore and Jean Deans had
the high score of 80 points. Bob and
Dorothy Dalton were close at second
place with 76 points. Slipping into
third place were pair Olave Little
and Bush Whittard with 74 points.
The lucky lone hand winners were
Irlma Edgar and Gord Bosman.
They receive free passes to any
upcoming Brussels Legion euchre.
Sunday was the singles, dance
crowd enjoying the music of The
Blue Diamond Trio. The next dance
band is Southridge Sound.
A speedy recovery to Comrade
David Goebel who has broken his-
leg.. Hope he's up and around as
soon as can be.
functions available for y-our
entertainment in our area. You
probably can't make them all, but
the choices are marvellous --
concerts by the lake, picnics in the
park," plays on stage, craft and
antique shows to name but a few.
Don't stay in the yard all sum-
mer.
Enjoy the casual visits that
summer brings.
By now, Betty G. W. At work and play
Crystal McLellan, left, and Susan Bieman are overseeing
the Brussels Day Camp this summer for kids ages six to 12.
(Bonnie Gropp photo)
Day camp offers
summer diversion
Legion's supper
well attended
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