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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-04-04, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1990. Girl injured in accident A 15-year-old Brussels girl sus­ tained minor injuries as the result of a single vehicle accident that occurred late Wednesday evening in Morris Township. According to a spokesperson from the Wingham OPP detach­ ment, Tammy Rose was a passen­ ger in a car driven by David Heimpel. 21 of Wroxetor The nair were travelling west down Cone. 6-7, at a speed of 75 kilometres an hour OPP stated, when a deer ran onto the road from the south ditch and Mr. Heimpel swerved to avoid it, driving his car into the ditch. Miss Rose was taken to Wing­ ham and District Hospital by private vehicle. FOR QUALITY FARMLAND DRAINAGE Science awards First place winners of the Science Fair at Brussels Public School, watch as Jacquie Seili demonstrates her theory on ESP using Mike Dauphin as a guinea pig. Standing from left are: Brian Glitz, Grade 8; Katie Skid more, Grade 7; Lori Ann Black, Grade 6; Dylan Hutchins, Grade 7; Jacquie, Grade 8; Mike, Grade 6 and Brett Clarkson, Grade 8. In front are Victoria Richards, Grade 7 and Chris Burkholder, Grade 6. Jacquie will be competing this Saturday at the County Science Fair along with Tim Machan, Grade 8, who placed second. Zurich to host seniors'rally The Blyth Swinging Seniors met in the Blyth Memorial Hall on March 28 and had a delicious pot luck dinner. A lively sing-song followed this led by Lloyd Walden with Phyllis Boak at the piano. “Happy Birth­ day’’ was sung to Ruby Philp, Mollie Grant and Bill Craig for their March birthdays. The secre­ tary Feme McDowell read the minutes and treasurer Nora Kelly gave the financial report. An invitation was read from the Brussels Friendship Club to meet with them on May 16 for a pot luck dinner in the Brussels Legion. Correspondence was read and the Zone Rally will be held in Zurich on April 17. President John Hesselwood gave a report from the hall board. Charlie Smith favoured with two poems. This ended the business meeting. The Program Committee arrang­ ed for games of Euchre, Lost Heir, and Crokinole. The results are as follows: Euchre, high lady, Ruby Pattison; high man, Luella McGowan (play­ ing as a man); low lady, Mollie Grant: low man, Mae Badley (playing as a man); Lost Heir, high lady, Gladys Johnson; high man, Harvey McDowell; low lady, Feme Howatt; low man, Lloyd Walden; Crokinole, John Hesselwood and Irene Schultz. The lucky lost heir table prizes went to Jim Lawrie, Gene Snell, Vera Hesselwood and Feme Mc­ Dowell. Lucky euchre table prizes went to Dorothy Daer, Luella McGowan, Alberta Stevens and Ruby Pattison. N ONTARIO K MARCH i OF DIMES Ethel Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250 New baby arrives home Michelle and Steve Brock have the newest girl in town. Marina Dawn arrived on March 26 and is now at home in Ethel. Several Ethel families attended a 25th anniversary celebration in Atwood Saturday evening for Clif­ ford and Sheila Stevens. Congratu­ lations. The Ethel Women’s Institute Playground Equipment Fund re­ ceived a big boost last week with a very generous donation from Brussels Optimist Club. the panettone and sweet roll dough. They also individually judged four different white breads which a few members had made. To judge bread you look at its general and internal appearance, size, flavour and aroma. Later, near the end of the meeting, members were able to eat from the white bread and the brown batter rolls they had made the week before. They ended the meeting with the 4H motto. ETHEL I 4H NEWS BY PRISKA MENZI On March 5 the Ethel I club held its fourth meeting of Breadventure at Helen vanVeens. Members opened the meeting with the 4H pledge and then held roll call, which was to name a favourite sweet bread or bun. Raisin bread seemed to be a popular choice. Then members decided on the club name - Dough Rye Knead and got their title page finished. During the meeting they made ETHEL W.I. HOSTS EUCHRE The Ethel Women’s Institute held a euchre party on Monday evening, March 26 at the Ethel Community Centre. Eleven tables were in play. Hostesses were Jean Fraser, Doris Jacklin and Thelma Keffer. Winners were: high, Eva Harri­ son, Thelma Keffer; low, Ruth Martin, Marjorie Metcalfe (tie), Stan Alexander, Leola Harrison (tie); lone hands, Mildred Gill, Harold Metcalfe; lucky tallies, Alice Stevens, Bill .McLelland, George Pearson, Mary Bell and Bettie Hood. TRUST THE “ALL-PRO TEAM” YOU CAN DEPEND UPON. The Big O' Drain Tile Company Limited For reliable installation contact Canada's leading manufacturer of drainage materials. You have our assurance that Big ‘O’ plastic drainage tubing is the finest available. Our reputation depends on it. 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