The Citizen, 2002-12-24, Page 31Prize-winning entries
The Grey Central winners of the Brussels Legion's Remembrance Day poster and essay
contest received their awards recently. Back row, from left: Deputy District Commander Eric
Ross; Robin Kirkby, third intermediate colour; Amber Daugherty, first intermediate colour;
Krystal Ziegler, third intermediate colour. Front: Taylor Runstedler, first intermediate black and
white, third intermediate colour; Kalem Hammermuller, third junior poetry; Justin Blakney, first
junior poetry. Absent: Lynn Boyer, third junior black and White; Jasmine Power, second
intermediate colour. (Photo submitted)
We Wish You A
Merry Christmas
Many thanks for your
kind support.
The staff of
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Thank you for making this
year so enjoyable for us.
Best Wishes for a
Merry Christmas & a
Happy New Year Wishes to extend Christmas Tidings
and New Year Wishes to all its
members and faithful supporters
for all their work and support
this past year.
Best Wishes for a Happy 2003.
The management & staff of
Family Dining,
Take-Out &
Gas Bar
Have a great holiday!
BRUSSELS TRANSPORT LTD.
Brussels 887-6122
Warm Holiday Greetings
to our special friends
& customers.
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THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2002. PAGE 31.
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The same limited space may also
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Winners'
Presentations were made at Brussels Public School for the winners of the Legion's
Remembrance Day poster and essay contest. Back row, from left: Principal Heather Beattie,
Alyssa Oldridge, third, junior colour poster; Davis Minielly, third junior essay; Brianne Wheeler,
second junior colour; Denise Thalen, second junior black and white; Jill Bridge, third
intermediate black and white; Deputy District Commander Eric Ross. Front: Thomas Johnston,
first junior colour; Zachary Hoegy, second intermediate black and white; Melinda Dorsh, third,
junior black and white; Kelby Krotz, first junior black and white, second junior poetry; Julia
Mason, third junior colour; Tia DeLauria, third junior black and white. (Photo submitted)
ly
To all our customers, neighbors and such,
Your visits this year have meant so much to us!
Your patronage, friendship and your kind attitude,
Have given us lots of reasons for gratitude;
That's why we really mean it when we dffsplay,
Our best wishes to you for a great holiday!
Kevin & Larry and families
Low -Stress
Holiday Entertaining
(MS) — • Make a detailed list for
the party and break everything down
by time — two weeks before, two
days before, day of, et cetera.
• Do as much ahead of time as
possible — make and freeze cookie
dough, chili, lasagna.
• Make salad dressings the week
of the party.
• Take stock of all serving pieces,
utensils, dishware, crystal and linens.
This way, they can be replaced or
borrowed ahead of time.
• Clean the oven before the dinner.
Most roasts require high
temperatures, and a dirty oven will
smoke up the entire house. It will be
easier to clean after the meal.
• Clean and press all linens, then
hang them up for use later.
• Freeze candles so they burn
longer. They won't have to be
replaced as frequently.
• Stock vanilla ice cream in the
freezer for eggnog and easy, last-
minute desserts.
• Stock the bar, and be sure not to
forget the garnishes.
• Sharpen all knives, especially the
carving knife.
• Keep a stock of heavy plastic
disposable plates, glasses, utensils for
last Minute guests.
• Keep specialty foods and non-
perishable hor d'oeuvres on hand,
such as cheeses, olives, nuts, smoked
salmon and smoked oysters.
• Most importantly, keep it simple
— remember the holidays are about
spending time.with loved ones. Enjoy
yourself.
Source: OXO International,
Circulon and Sally Sampson
SENDING OUR BEST
Please accept this load of good cheer, along with
our thanks for your business this year!