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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-11-18, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1987. People Compiled by Marilyn Higgins Call887-6754 Hugh, Ralph and Edna Pearson were visitors last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fife at their home in Burlington. Mr. Lome McCrackin of Blue­ vale visited with his sister Mrs. Lila Goll on Sunday. Mr. Alvie Higgins has returned to his home from Listowel Hospital on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Williams of Acton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stretton on the weekend. A large crowd attended the Benefit Dance on Friday night for Ken and Lynda Smith and family. Graham and Margaret Work have been pleased to have their daughter-in-law Paula, Timothy and new baby David visit with them forthe last two weeks. During their visit they also celebrated Gra­ ham’s birthday and their daughter Kathy Schlattman’s birthday. Theirdaughter Judy also surprised them by announcing that she had received her Certified Dental Assistance Certificate. Also visit­ ing Paula were Brian Work, Todd Schlattman, Maggie Scurfield and Rob Lowrey. Paula and boys returned to Hinton, Alberta Tues­ day of this week. A Dedication Service was held on Sunday at Brussels United Church. Entrance doors and lights have been installed by the McDon­ ald family. Arch McDonald repre­ senting his family spoke to church officials Rev. Carpentier, Neil Gowing and Neil McDonald at the beginning of the regular worship service. Arch conveyed the hope of their gift - to make all feel welcome at Brussels United and to memor- alizethelivesofMr. and Mrs. A. L. McDonald and their son Ian Duncan McDonald in their Chris­ tian lives. Rev. Carpentier offered thanks and prayers for this gener­ ous gift to the church from the McDonald family. Mrs. Glenna Stephens left town on Sunday for Kitchener. She will sper. d the winter as always with Dr. Regis and Isabel Pelloux. A reader reports that Huron County young people did them­ selves and their families proud in the Junior Barrow Show at the Royal Winter Fair last Friday. Watching Kate and Jennifer Proc­ ter, Belgrave, Jeff and Brent Robinson, Walton, Melvin Bergs- ma, Londesboro, Cindy Camp- schroer, Blvth put their barrows through their paces was part of a most enjoyable afternoon. The judge Dan Frobose of Bowling Green, Ohio provided both encour­ agement and show pointers. Fina­ lists in two of the bar row classes were required to drive their animals between two chairs or around a figure eight. The horses, cattle, Ontario Foodland area and floral display were as usual very popular spots. A little girl hanging on the fencing and calling to her parents to come and look at apen of young Tamworth weaners, a fasti­ dious teenager holding her nose as she toured the livestock section, a group of people watching a sheep being shorn, opening night horse show patrons looking at the various displays in their finery, rural and city dwellers mingling together and folk with that faraway look in their eye that told of their childhood days on the farm are all part of what the Royal Winter Fair is all about. Kim Mulvey, front left, and Susanne Gros haw, both of Brussels, were enrolled as Guides in the First Brussels Company on November 10. Presenting the girls with their new ties and pins were leaders Wendy Heibein, left, and Sherry Souch. 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