HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-03-08, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1989. PAGE 7.
Walton W.l. shows cooking skills
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Fog hurts dub's dance
Due to the fog the crowd was just
fair for the dance sponsored by the
Walton Area Sports Club on Satur
day evening held at the Brussels,
Morris and Grey Community Cen
tre. Tickets had been sold by
committee members. Door prize
was won by Betty McCall. Tickets
were sold on another prize during
the evening, it was won by Ron
Clarkson. The Ian Wilbee Orche
stra supplied music for the danc
ing. Lunch of sandwiches, cake and
coffee was served during the
evening.
Cranbrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Women study Burma
The World Day of Prayer service
was held at the home of Mrs. Stuart
Stevenson. The service on the
theme “Lord, teach us to pray,”
was prepared by the Christian
women of Burma.
The president, Mrs. Stevenson
was leader and was assisted by
readers Mrs. Leslie Knight, Mrs.
Joe Smith, and Mrs. Jack Knight.
11 tables
at Friday
Euchre party
In spite of poor weather condi
tions on Friday night 11 tables of
Mrs. Murray Crawford gave a most
interesting presentation on Burma,
using a map which added to the
interest. The main crop is rice
which is one of their main foods,
often eaten with chicken. Other
products include precious stones
and rubber.
Eighty-five percent of people live
on farms. The men eat before the
women. The roads are poor. It is a
socialist country.
In the business it was decided
not to enter names for the 75th
anniversary book. The annual
meeting is to be in Stratford,
Tuesday, March 7. All repeated the
Mizpah Benediction in closing.
Lunch was provided by Mrs. L.
Knight and Mrs. J. Smith.
The Walton Women’s Institute
catered to a beef dinner for Cook’s,
Division of Parrish & Heimbecker
Ltd., Walton on Wednesday,
March 1. Approximately 18 attend
ed the dinner and Producer meet
ing and Crop Planning Seminar
held at the Brussels Community
Centre. The Institute appreciated
the extra help from several in our
community.
UCW changes meeting
March 1 did come in like a Lion,
some places worse than others as
the storm was reported quite bad in
Goderich as the speaker for the
LJ.C.W. meeting couldn’t make it
that evening. It is re-scheduled for
March 22. Everyone is welcome to
People
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig have
returned home recently from an
enjoyable month’s holiday with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Craig at Deland,
Florida.
Cranbrook people
see 'Grease'
Mrs. John Saxon and Mrs. John
Vanass were in Toronto where they
attended the play “Grease” in
which Adam Hagedoorn had the
lead roll.
Several people from the com
munity attended the Brussels fi
gure skating carnival. Anyone who
has not seen Peter MacDonald
skate has really missed a great
show. Peter and his partner Kerrie
put on a beautiful show and we
wish them lots more success with
their skating.
Darryl Vanass took part in the
Cubs Church Service at the Brus
sels Anglican Church recently.
Garnet Starr and Joyce Brown of
Wallaceburg visited Don and Mrs.
Cotton.
come out and hear Judy Lee from
“The Survival Through Friendship
House”
The Institute noon luncheon will
beheld next Wednesday, March 15
as of press time the menu will be
beef, etc. Notices will be put up
later this week. The Family and
Consumer Affairs meeting to be
held that same evening. Marlene
Roberton, Public Health Nurse will
speak on ‘Foot Care’. Roll call to be
answered by: Name a remedy in
your medicine chest.
ANNOUNCING FAM 1988/89
BRUSSELS BULLS
Murray Townsend
#30 Goal
Murray comes to the Bulls from the
Clinton Minor Hockey System
where he played Midget last
season. Extremely quick on his feet
with an excellent glove, Murray
was leading the league in goals
against average before being side
lined by injury. Presently Murray
attends Central Huron Secondary
School in Clinton
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Euchre were played.
Winners were: high, Ruby
Steiss, Jack Cox; low, June Jacklin,
Stan Alexander; lone hands, Lois
Hart, Lloyd Smith; lucky table,
Ross Stephenson, Iona McLean,
Harold Bragg, Marjorie Metcalfe;
tallies, Dorothy Cox, Jim Arm
strong, Audrey Adams, Eluned
McNair.
It was a Hall Board euchre and
members of council, Reeve Leona
Armstrong, Deputy-reeve Graeme
MacDonald and councillor Helen
Cullen were in charge. The Fore
sters will host the euchre March 10.
Grey Council
signs fire
agreement
Grey Township Council held its
regular meeting on February 27
and passed a by-law authorizing a
fire agreement with the Village of
Brussels. Under the agreement,
the Brussels Fire Department will
provide first call coverage to Brus
sels Livestock Inc., the Graham
Survey and other areas in Grey
Township that are within reach of
the fire hydrants.
Under the terms of the agree
ment, the Village of Brussels will
be paid $500 per year stand-by and
$350 per hour firefighting.
Council reviewed the Workers’
Compensation Board coverage for
the fire department and the amount
of coverage was raised to $23,000
per man from the present $22,000.
Grants of $500 each were ap
proved to the Cranbrook Commun
ity Centre Board and the Moncrieff
Community Hall Board and a grant
of $100 was made to the Wingham
and District Community Living
Association.
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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIE S TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS PRICES EEC! T I si
FROM MONDAY MARCH 6TH UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY MARCH 11 TH 1989
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The next regular meeting of
Council is scheduled for Monday,
March 6 at 6:30 p.m.
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STANDING
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