HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-04-09, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1986.
Cal Krauter salute sety set for May 9
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It was a family affair last Saturday when Health Minister Murray
Elston presented a plaque to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowman, his
grandparents, on their 60th anniversary. The couple have five
children, 19 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. -- photo by Pat
Langlois.
D eople
around
Brussels
Marilyn Higgins
887-6754
Winnifred Edgar of the Maple
Villa Senior Citizens Home had the
misfortune to fall on Friday. She is
now a patient in Wingham and
District Hospital. All her friends
and relatives wish her a speedy
recovery.
Gladys Wilson and Joan Wash-
burn of Stratford visited their
cousin Ida Evans last week.
Mrs. Jim Smith is also a patient
in Wingham Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sweeney
returned home on Saturday night
from Arizona where they spent the
winter. They reported the temper-
atures were in the 90's and the only
snow they saw was a small amount
on the side of the road. Mary
Watson also accompanied them
home.
Memories of the years gone by
came flooding back when they
removed the front of the Queens
Hotel last week. A person forgets
what the fronts of these buildings
looked like. Hamburgs and hot-
dogs was the heading; everyone in
town and people who came into
town will never forget Maggie's
10c hamburgers and hotdogs.
Willis bakery rolls and Maggie's
own hamburgs with spanish onion
on a Friday and Saturday night was
the treat of the week. To this day we
have never had one to match it.
OPEN HOUSE
NEW CLASS BEGINNING
Everyone welcome to
COUNT -DOWN
WEIGHT LOSS &
WEIGHT CONTROL
Wednesday , April 16, at 4:30 p.m.
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH
$8.00 to join
$4.00 weekly fee
FREE REGISTRATION
For anyone presently registered with another
weight control group
NO PENALTIES FOR WEEKS MISSED
Come out and bring a friend
What have you got to lose?
Phone for further information 396-7005 [Kincardine]
Brussels council Monday night
set Friday, May 9 as Cal Krauter
Appreciation Night in honour of
the long-time Brussels reeve and
his wife.
Plans are still in the formation
stage but outlines are that council
and the Public Utilities Commis -
Lions pool still
controversial
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the Lions are sending in a bill for
$21,000 they should have $21,000.
Mrs. Sauve pointed out that it isn't
necessary to have the money on
hand to apply for the 0.N. I. P.
grant. When the village was
paving the trailer park the grant
was applied for and received
before the bill for the paving was
actually paid, she said.
Councillor Boynton said that the
council shouldn't be discussing an
agreement that was agreed to by
last year's council. "All we're
doing is agreeing with their
tenders for the ONIP grant, " he
said.
The tenders themselves' went to
Henry Exel Construction for build-
ing renovations at a cost of $13,790;
B&G Electric for plumbing work at
a price of $5,372 and Frank
Workman Electric for electrical
work at a cost of $1,735.
In a related development, Mrs.
Sauvereportedthatthe Ministry of
Tourism and Recreation had ap-
proved a grant of $14,132 to assist
in development of a swimming
program.
sion plus employees of the two
bodies will be invited to a dinner at
the Brussels Legion and later there
will be an open house for members
of the general public. Indications
are that friends of the popular
former reeve and Huron County
Warden will attend from all over
the county as well as the village and
neighbouring community.
Robert Stephenson dies suddenly
ROBERT CHARLES
STEPHENSON
The Brussels community was
shocked this week by the sudden
death of Robert Charles Stephen-
son, wlio with his family, operated
Stephenson's Grocery in Brussels.
Mr. Stephenson, whowasjust30
years of age, died Monday, April 7.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Bonnie Marie Mitchell and
one daughter, Courtney; his
parents William and Velma, his
grandmother Mrs. Rose Ohm of
Brussels and one brother, Bill
Stephenson Jr. of Brussels.
The funeral service will be held
from the Brussels Chapel of the M.
L. Watts Funeral Home on Wed-
nesday, April 9 at 2 p.m. with Rev.
Charles Carpentier officiating.
Interment will be in Brussels
Cemetery.
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