HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-01-31, Page 9Belgrave THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1990. PAGE 9.
16 tables at euchre
I Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487
Sixteen tables were in play at the
weekly eucrhe which was held in
the W.I. Hall, Belgrave, Wednes
day, January 24.
Knox holds ann. meeting
Members of Knox United Church
in Belgrave held their annual
meeting January 28 following lunch
after the morning service.
Lewis Stonehouse presented the
financial statement, reporting a
good balance on hand and thanked
everyone for their support,
tors, Goerge Procter and
Campbell were re-elected.
The following members
Audi-
Lorne
were
rCrime
elected to the Session for a three-
year term: Jane Grasby, Dorothy
Coultes and Ross Anderson; and to
the Board of Stewards, Mary
Taylor, John Campbell and Doreen
Marks.
Bert Johnston was re-appointed
as trustee. Ruth Gordon and
George Procter are the Sunday
School Superintendents.
It was decided that a Country
Fayre would be held June 23, 1990
and the next annual meeting would
be the last Sunday in January 1991
after lunch following the service.
UCW members
attend meeting
Mrs. Gordon Bosman, Mrs. Har
old Vincent and Mrs. William
Coultes attended the Huron-Perth
Presbyterial United Church
Women annual meeting in North
side United Church, Seaforth.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Gordon Bosman; second high lady,
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; novelty
lady, Mrs. Jas. R. Coultes; low
lady, Mrs. Robert Grasby; high
man, Robert Grasby; second high
man, George Michie; novelty man,
Mrs. Irene Smith (playing as a
man); low man, Mrs. Lloyd Apple
by (playing as a man).
There will be euchre again
Wednesday, January 31 starting at
8 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
m ’
of the
Week
Crime Stoppers and the Criminal
Investigators of the Wingham De
tachment of the Ontario Provincial
Police are seeking the help of the
public in solving this break, enter
and theft.
Sometime in the early morning of
May 22, 1988 police believe at least
three persons broke into the Wing
ham Golf and Curling Club located
on L3 Cl Morris Township, RR 4,
Wingham. After prying open a
door the thieves began taking
liquor and golf equipment.
The following items were stolen:
one ladies and one mens PT EYE
eleven pc RH golf sets
one TNT Custom 7 pc. men’s LH
golf set
one Titleist Pull Cart
one TNT Sand Wedge
one TNT Putter RH
one Phaser Putter LH
one Rampion Golf Bag (brown)
two TNT golf bags (biege and navy)
two animal head covers (donkey
and monkey)
and a quantity of opened 40 oz.
liquor bottles.
The value of the stolen items
^jfxceeds $1,300.
During the early morning hours
of April 30, 1988 thieves stole $500
worth of property from 2 pick-up
trucks in Huron Park.
Crime Stoppers and Criminal
Investigators at the Exeter Detach
ment of the Ontario Provincial
Police are requesting your help in
solving this theft.
The owner of the two pick-up
trucks left them unlocked believing
that the contents of his truck would
be safe in his own driveway. The
next morning he found that thieves
had gone into his trucks and fled
with the following items: a 6’
Shakespeare fishing rod, a zebco
reel model 200 serial # PS640, an
‘Old Pal’ tackle box brown in colour
with 35 lures and an Alpine graphic
equalizer model T136 serial
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F f iJ!
Ill club meets
The first meeting of the 4H
“Breadadventure” will be held on
Monday, Feb. 5. Please call Lor
raine Carne by Feb. 2 at 526-7515.
Club leaders will be Regina Camp
bell and Betty Archambault; and
Marg Bakker and Lorraine Carne.
//USA 3. CANADA!
Did you know that the average
American donates three times
more to charity than the average
Canadian?''And it’s not because
they earn more money either.
The giving begins with you.
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WE DELIVER
We reserve the right to
limit quantities
Prices in effect
Jan. 30-Feb. 3
While supplies last
SHOP OUR
INDOOR USED
CAR SHOWROOM
•89 Mercurv Scble loaded
withall, 6ov Vptions, low I
mileage $13,900
•89 Ford Aerostar Van XLT
top of the line, loaded.
Priced toSell! $16,900
•88 Chev Monte Carlo SS,
high performance, loaded,
8 cyl. low mileage, black
with gray interior and red
accentstriping. $19,975
•88 Chrysler Dynasty, air,
a super family car, 26,000
miles. Priced to sell.
$11,900
•87 Pontiac Parisienne, full
size, rearwheel drive, air,
all essential options,
1 owner, 2 tone. $9,875
MUTO
SALES & SERVICE ITO
887 9269
Tide
with Bleach
8 LITRE BOX
8.29
BRUSSELS
—VILLAGE MARKET
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK SATURDAY
~QUALITY
PRODUCE
Head
Lettuce yQEA
Tasty 69
Broccoli 1 BUNCH
IDA RED
Apples-
3 LB. BAG I iVW
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LARGE
Cabbage gg
Paper
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Brussels
887-9226
8 A.M. - 6 P.M. (FRI. NITES ‘ TIL 9)
B.M. & G.
ARENA SCHEDULE
WED. JAN. 31 10-11:30 Moms & Tots
FRI. FEB. 2 6:30 Novice Blyth vs Brussels
SAT. FEB. 3 6-7:30 Public Skating
8:00 Intermediate Arthur vs Brussels
SUN. FEB. 4 6-7:30 Public Skating
SAT. FEB. 10 Optimist Valentine’s Dance 9-1 at B. M. & G.
Community Centre
Most teams in playoffs - Schedule may vary
THIS WEEK’S GROCERY LIST
Orville Redenbacher 3 Var. 285 g.
MICROWAVE n Jin
POPCORN Z.4y
Electrasol 1.8 kg.
DISHWASHER A nn
DETERGENT 4.yy
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
DINNER
225 g. ./y
Schneider's 175 g.
SHEPHERD’S - -
PIE 1.19
Aylmer choice
VEGETABLES .OU
10 oz. tin Green Beans, Wax Beans,
Peas & Carrots
Chapman's Regular flavour 2 Litre
CREAM 1.69
Sanka 150 g.
instant y. QQ
coffee 4.yy
Weston 8's
HOT CROSS
buns . i,oy
Cheese
Slices
Corn
Flakes I
675 G, O
SCHNEIDER’S
MEATS ...
SCHNEIDER’S
RED HOT
Wieners
1.99
450 G.
SCHNEIDER’S
COUNTRY
Sausage
2.89
500 G.
SCHNEIDER’S SLICED
Cooked
Ham n 4Q
175 G. PKG. B I
SCHNEIDER’S
SLICED SIDE
Bacon 2.69
500 G.
Soft
Margarine