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no policies in place.”
Reeve Workman pointed out the
P.U.C. hope to produce a new cost of servicing lots being higher
policy by the October meeting of than the money that can be
council to solve the problem of the recovered.
Fair Queen
Angela Nethery, Brussels 1988 Fair Queen, left, congratulates
the winner of this year'scorn petition, Margaret Cronyn of RR 2,
Blyth. Miss Cronyn, who was sponsored by The Citizen, was
selected from among seven candidates.
Margaret Crongn
named Queen of Fair
Margaret Cronyn of RR 2, Blyth,
was crowned 1989-90 Brussels Fall
Fair Queen at a dance held
Saturday evening at the Brussels,
Morris and Grey Community Cen
tre. The announcement was made
at 10 p.m. following a farewell
address by last year’s winner Miss
Angela Nethery.
Miss Cronyn, who is the daugh
ter of John and Yvonne Cronyn was
sponsored by The Citizen. First
runner-up was Tracey Fischer of
RR 3, Brussels. She was sponsored
by Brussels Livestock Inc.
Winning Miss Congeniality was
Sandra Marks of RR 3, Brussels,
who was sponsored by Majestic
Women’s Institute.
There were seven contestants
competing in the event. The re
mainder of the girls were: Pat
Cowman of RR 2, Bluevale, who
was sponsored by JR’s Texaco;
Patricia Albers of RR 2, Bluevale,
who was sponsored by Diesel Car
Diner; Lori Willie of Brussels, who
was sponsored by BMG Recreation
Committee; and Heather McGavin
of Walton, who was sponsored by
Walton Women’s Institute.
Bob Cunningham of Ethel was
Master of Ceremonies during the
presentation. Judges for the com
petition were Mrs. Alieda Murray
of Lakelet and Mike and Karen
Nunn of Formosa.
policies weren’t needed in the past
because there were always plenty
of lots that were serviced. As the
number of lots in already built-up
areas diminishes, people start buy
ing lots further out.
Council decided for the time
being to provisionally pass building
permits subject to final approval
from the P.U.C. The council and
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