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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-08-14, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,1991. PAGE 11. Ethel ONE YEAR AGO AUGUST 15,1990 Loma Fraser was sworn in as the new Blyth councillor, filling a vacancy caused by the resignation of Ken Brown. Mrs. Fraser was chosen from two applicants. About 40 people attended a pub­ lic meeting in Belgrave regarding the proposed Kinsmen complex. Pam Buckle of Somerset, Eng­ land and Lynette Young of Port Pirie, South Australia visited at the home of Robert Hunking, RR2, Auburn and Debbie Craig, RR2, Blyth as part of an international exchange program. Firemen from Wingham answered at call at the Belgrave home of Joanne Anderson. The fire started in the upstairs bedroom and was contained there, though the upstairs suffered considerable dam­ age from water, heat and smoke. A fire on the farm of Murray Adams, just east of Londcsboro completely destroyed a bam. Dan Blake, 16, of RR2, Brussels, competed with the Wroxeter Ban­ tams in the All-Ontario "C" cham­ SCRIMGEOUR'S arieties HEINZ RELISH eciaJ Price out Coupon 3/5.97 Product Of Ontario Canada #1 SNOWY WHITE CAULIFLOWER Schneider’s Cheese Slices Assorted Varieties s Are Based On Our Regular Retails erve The Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements Fresh Canadian Pork Shoulder BUTT CHOPS ver $200,000 In Prizes Approximate Retail Value CAMPBELL’S V-8 JUICE Tomato or Caesar’s Choice Tomato Cocktail 1 Litre Bottle Less Than 1/2 Price SUNSHINE HOT DOG OR HAMBURGER ROLLS Pkg. of 8 SAVE .61 With This Coupon SAVE .80 Off The Purchase Of 1 - 400 g Box POST BRAN FLAKES Special Price $ Special Price With This .80 XC Wnhout CouponCoupon ,68 Nielsen 338611 £ SCHNEIDERS "Always Popular" BLUE RIBBON BOLOGNA Dell Sliced or Shaved .59/100 g 11 Product Of Ontario Canada #1 Greenhouse Seedless CUCUMBERS © 99%a SCHNEIDERS Assorted Varieties POPULAR LUNCH MEATS Dell Sliced or Shaved,77/100g KJ* JfcKXlb 355 mL Tin QQ'Save .80 & & CANADIANA BREAD Assorted Varieties 675 g Loaf AfV Save.57 MM ■EATURES.O SUPER SUMMER GIVE-AWAY! LOVER LEAF WHITE TUNA Flaked In Water or Oil 6.5 oz. Tin 1 KQ SAVE 1.40 pionship at the Summer Games. Walton-area father and son, Chris and Brett Lee placed fifth in their respective races at a national moto­ cross event. , Seven members of the Brussels Mcnnonite Fellowship travelled to Harrisonburg, Virginia to attend a three-day leadership academy at Bridgewater College. THREE YEARS AGO AUGUST 10,1988 Brussels council discussed the idea of a summer celebration for the village and asked local service clubs to come up with ideas. Coun­ cillor Malcolm Jacobs told council he felt Brussels should have some kind of celebration unique to itself. The Huron County Board of Edu­ cation changed its election bound­ aries, bringing the number of trustees from 14 to 16. West Wawanosh taxes increased by 11.5 percent. Brussels Jr. Tigers won the Wal­ ton Sports Clubs' annual Bantam tournament, beating Kitchener 3-2 to capture the title. FIVE YEARS AGO AUGUST 13,1986 Bob and Rene Richmond Ross and Cora Alcock of Brussels were enroute to Guelph in a car driven by Mr. Alcock, when they were broadsided by a car that missed a flashing light, east of Elmira. Mrs. Richmond sustained a bro­ ken ankle and Mr. Richmond suf­ fered a lacerated retina in his eye. Mrs Alcock was badly shaken, while her husband was treated and released immediately after the acci­ dent. Mr. Richmond credited seat­ belts with saving their lives. Brussels, Morris and Grey swim team finished third in its first ever swim met held at Wingham pool. Taking part were: Stacey Hahn, Lanette Todd, Leslie Stretton, Jen­ nifer Machan, Brett Clarkson, Bobbi Joe Rutledge, Carrie Cooper, Krista Hastings, Sherri Jacklin, Jen­ nifer Vanass, Ross Machan, Brad Beuermann, Jay Hahn, Jason Coop­ er, Gary Yuill, Shaun Jacklin, Don­ ald Hastings, Barry Blake and John Lowe. Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250 10 tables in play at Ethel euchre Ten tables of euchre were in play Monday evening, Aug. 5 at the Ethel Hall, hosted by Lou Raynard. Winners were: high lady, June Jacklin; high man, Jim Smith; low lady, Isabel Craig; low man, Merv Raley; lone hands, Bill Beirnes, Ken Crawford and Freda D’Arcy; lucky table, Isabel Pearson, Charlie Harrison, Betty Hood, Annie Williamson; tally draw winners, Agnes Harrow, Eva Harrison, Joyce Raley, Marguerite Beirnes, Mac Smith, Roberta Simpson, Helen Cullen, Mel Jacklin, Hazel McKenzie, Cecil Raynard, Bill Craig, George Pearson, Adrian Verstoep, and Ruth Martin. The next euchre will be Aug. 14 at 8:30 p.m. A Lost Heir tournament is com­ ing up in September. Sympathy is extended to the fam­ ily of Larry and Janis Bray and Shirley and Stewart Hunter on the recent passing of Ken Bray in Brus­ sels. Dorothy Dilworth and Joan Bate­ man have returned from a two- week tour of England, Holland, Denmark, northern Germany, Swe­ den and Norway. 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