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It was a full hall on Sunday as many area residents
gathered to enjoy a delicious beef supper at the Walton
Hall, hosted by the Walton Hall board. Proceeds of the
tasty meal will go towards the hall's furnace repair. Sean
Mitchell wasted no time digging into the tender beef and
devoured the sweet treat of angel food cake for dessert.
(Elyse DeBruyn photo)
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF
MORRIS-TURNBERRY
2004 Dog Tags and licenses are now available:
(Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm)
at the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry Municipal Office,
41342 Morris Rd.
R.R. 4
Brussels, ON
NOG 1H0
***Tags can be picked up in person or ordered by telephone***
All dogs must be licensed in compliance with By-law No. 30-2001.
A copy of the complete By-law is available for review at the Municipal
Office.
All dogs must be identified by means of a tag and license, issued for
a (1) one year period by:
Friday, April 30, 2004
The fee schedule shall be as follows:
1/ All dogs - males, females, and spayed females $20.00 per dog
2/ Kennel License Fee $75.00
(for a kennel of dogs that are registered or
eligible for registration under the
Animal Pedigree Act)
3/ Late Payment Charge $20.00 per dog
(Shall be assessed in addition to the
license fee, if the license and/or tag is not
purchased by April 30th)
Excrement:
The By-law requires dog owners to forthwith remove excrement left by
a dog, from property other than the premises of the owner of the dog.
Any person contravening this provision is subject to a $50.00 fee.
For further information contact .
The Municipality of Morris-Turnberry
Telephone 519-887-6137 Fax: 519-887-6424
E-mail: morris@s,:sinternet.com
THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2004. PAGE 9.
The Walton Hall held its first
function of the 2004 year and had a
great turnout for its roast beef dinner.
Over 115 enjoyed the meal to
support the hall in its fundraising
efforts to replace the furnace and
hopefully paint the hall.
The hardworking group of hall
board workers include Judy
Emmrich, Leona McDonald, Judy
Lee. Barb Durell. Audrey and
Howard Hackwell, Kathleen
Williamson and Jo-Ann McDonald.
The board can always use more
Guest
minister
at Duff's
On the second Sunday of Easter,
the congregation of Duff's United
Church were greeted by Leona
McDonald. The service was
conducted by Rev. Bob Biggar from
Ontario Street United Church in
Clinton.
As part of the Huron Perth
Presbytery pulpit exchange, Rev.
Joan Tuchlinsky was conducting the
service at the Clinton church.
Karen Hoegy did the
announcements which 'included
information on the collection of
printer cartridges, and grocery tapes
from Seaforth, Blyth and Brussels.
The Food Bank is in urgent need of
donations.
Sunday, April 25 will be baptism
and dedication of a memorial gift.
Brian Black sang a solo. The
children joined Rev. Biggar at the
front of the church for the children's
time before going downstairs for
Sunday school.
Rev. Biggar's sermon was the
Dawn of Eternal Hope. This dealt
with the new beginning of hope that
Jesus' resurrection created.
Gathering the collection were Ross
Bennett and Lavern Godkin.
BPS holds
raffle
Last week the Grade 8 class at
Brussels Public School held a
fundraiser raffle at the Brussels
Village Market. Families of the
Grade 8 students donated items to be
raffled off.
Winners are: Maple Leaf chair,
Ryan Jutzi; basket of candles. Bob
Richmond; year-round grilling pot,
Tina Ward; white flowers, Tammy
King; birdhouse picture frame,
Joyce Harmon; zoom splash, Sheana
Campbell; green, red and blue
socks, Mr. Bump; large cup and
saucer, Melinda Ten Pas; glass
container candle, Grace Jutzi; rock
statue, Debbie Best; basket of
goodies, Joan Beuermann; snowman
sleigh, Mary Bradshaw; yellow and
red candle, Jan •White;. Barbie, AIf
Sutton; homemade pie, Joyce
Johnston; Kleenex box cover, Kayla
Bishop; birdhouse, Dale Chestier;
homemade pie, Dale Wanless; angel
candleholder, Betty McDonald;
locus basket, Sharon Bondi; knitted
blanket, Stew Steiss; bird feeder;
Hank Coleman; Barbie doll, Jamee
Johnston; coffee. break candle, Lori
Malhoit: black/grey socks, Janet
Koehler.
members and if anyone could help
out just call 887-6735 and talk to
Judy or Chris Lee.
On Friday Ross and Marg Bennett
hosted Marg's niece Susan and
husband Don Miller from
Invermeere. British Columbia.
Joining them was Marg's sister-in-
law, Lois Bell from Elora. Arriving
to celebrate a belated Easter were
Peter, LouAnn and Emilee Bennett
from Coll ingwood.
They spent the day together and
enjoyed going to the Legion fish fry
for supper. Nancy and Greg
Ducharme, Evan and Danielle joined
them in the evening for a visit as
well.
It was birthday party time for a
group of' Walton-Brussels ladies.
Celebrating birthdays were Donna
Knight, Doris Fischer and Jane Gill
(Marilyn McDonald's sister).
Joining them with the celebrants
were Marilyn and Audrey Cardiff for
dinner at the Fireside Cafe and an
afternoon of socializing.
Four members of the Walton
Indians slopitch team gathered at the
Walton park and did some work.
They levelled out the diamond in
places, graded the stones around the
building and built •a new set of
bleachers; The four community-
minded men included Chris and
Devin Blake, Scott McDonald and
Kevin Murray. Thanks guys.
A milestone birthday was
celebrated by Walton Inn's
wonderful waitress Patty Banks this
week. The celebrations started on
Saturday evening with Fred and
Heidi McClure hosting a murder
mystery party. Attending the party
were the hosts, guest-of-honour
Patty and Jim Cook. Keith and
Gloria Wilbee, Donna McClure,
Dianne McCallum and John and
Sandy Maaskant. The theme was
Who Murdered Billy Bishop? and
the players included Black Bart, the
gunslinger; Anna and Adolf, the
banker and his wife; Princess
Feather Flicker, an Indian princess;
Miss Kitty, owner of the Dry Gulch
Saloon; Brett Maverick, card shark;
Emerson the undertaker; Matt
Dillon, the sheriff of Dodge City and
the saloon girls Miss Fiona and Miss
Scarlett.
To find out who the villain really.
was, contact Miss Kitty, aka birthday
girl Patty, who now has celebrated
the.. 1/2 century mark, and may
remember the answer.
Patty was' feeling her age on
Sunday when her family arrived to
continue the celebration. Resting
was not on the agenda with a meal to
prepare and two lively grandchildren
to keep up with.
Finally refreshed, Patty arrived at
the Walton Inn for work on Monday
morning for yet another celebration.
Guests and patrons of the Inn were
greeted by a large picture of Patty's
smiling face at the door, along with
balloons and signs of Happy 50th
birthday.
The morning coffee gang gathered
and sang Happy Birthday, enjoyed
cake provided by Kathleen
Williamson.and presented Patty with
gifts and cards that included lottery
tickets, a pink violet, a locket and a
pillow made by Audrey Hackwell,
from material Patty had gotten from
her mother in B.C. after her passing
and had given to Audrey.
What a lovely idea for Audrey to
make it into a remembrance for
Patty.
Graeme and Helen Craig gave
Patty a break to enjoy coffee and
cake with the women. As Graeme
says "You only turn 50 once." Patty
responded "It's my day".
Patty also received a beautiful
handmade mantle clock by Jake
Hulzebos at the morning men's
coffee group.
Women present were Kathleen,
Audrey, Mary Humphries, Marie
Courts, Yvonne Kitchener, Marjory
Fraser, Maggie Lacroix, Leona
McDonald, Jeanne Kirkby and
Helen Williamson.
Congratulations to Margaret
Lacroix on her engagement. She has
a lovely engagement ring and her
intended is from the Pembrook area.
Congratulations to Steve and
Theresa, Allison, Scott and Craig as
they have moved into their new
home. It must be very rewarding and
gratifying to move into your new
home after working so diligently to
finish it.
The landscape is changing yet
again, this time by the many farmers
out working land and spreading the
sweet smell of spring. Flowers
blooming and grass growing greener
every day brightens everyone's
thoughts.
Birthday thoughts to Jacob
Gulutzen, Patty Banks, Edward
Glanville, John Thamer, Clara
Blake. Kelly Dalton, Betty
McCallum, Amanda Mitchell, Kent
Moffatt, Dena Kale and Dennis
Rijkhoff.
FROM WALTON
Congrats
irls!
Congratulations to the Brussels
Bulls Midget Girls hockey team
who participated in the All-Ontario
finals in Vaughan.
What a great way for the girls to
finish their hockey year.
Local girls and coaches include
Rachel Elliott, Alicia Dick, Sarah
McDonald and Jim and Linda
McDonald. Girls from all around the
area played on this team and a team
photo is in the April 8 sports edition
of The. Citizen.
Congrats to everyone.
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