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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1993.
Looking back at 1992 uburn
The news from
Continued from page 7
at the Huron County Plowing
Match.
Margaret Jarvis of Brussels was
chosen as the 1992 Brussels fair
Queen.
The Ethel library was dismantled
and moved to the landfill site to be
used as an office and storage area.
Murray Hastings, 28, of Morris
Township was severely injured
when he was dragged into a baler
where he remained pinned up the
waist for nearly six hours before he
was freed.
Don McNeil Of Brussels was
asked to provide period vehicles for
the Scales of Justice television
series dramatization of the real life
murder trial of Steven Truscott.
The Brussels Tigers ended their
baseball season with the consola-
tion championship from the
Goderich Labour Day Fastball tour-
nament after just missing out at a
chance at the Huron County Fast-
ball title.
The Huron Pioneer Thresher and
Hobby Association Inc. boasted of
another successful thresher reunion
with over 12,000 visitors.
Twenty-one former dairy
princesses gathered at the 35th
anniversary of the Huron County
Dairy Princess Competition at the
Seaforth Community Centre. Amy
Terpstra of RR 3, Brussels was
crowned the 1992-93 Dairy
Princess.
The Blyth Apothecary opens in
Blyth.
Nancy Machan of Brussels joins
over 600,000 people urging people
to sign their name to the Canadians
Against Violence Everywhere
Advocating its Termination
(CAVEAT) petition and collects
over 550 names per day.
Londesboro couple, Don and
Elma Plant, reveal that they are
HIV positive and tell the story of
living with HIV.
Police lay charges against five
men after a drug raid at an Ethel
residence.
PAUL-LOR Jerseys of RR 3,
Clinton, formerly of Auburn area
win top prizes at World Dairy Expo
in Madison, Wisconsin.
Former Blyth man, Philip Street,
has a comic strip in the Globe and
mail newspaper.
Marguerite and Rae Crawford
celebrated 65 years of marriage.
The majority of voters in Brus-
sels and Grey, Morris, Hullett and
West Wawanosh Township vote
YES to the referendum while the
majority of voters in Blyth and East
Wawanosh vote NO.
Ontario Liberal leader Lyn
McLeod visits Huron County.
Vandals set fire to a school bus
parked in the Brussels' Industrial
Park causing an estimated $10,000
damage.
Higher cost?; passed down from
the provincial level dictated Brus-
sels council to raise the utility bilis
for 1993.
The Brussels EMA store under-
goes major renovations to increase
the store by over 7,000 square feet.
A Brussels hockey team, The
Crusaders, folded due to debt and
disinterest.
Famous comedian, Don Harron,
visits Blyth to give a benefit perfor-
mance for the Blyth Summer Festi-
val.
Big V Pharmacy in Exeter is
awarded the contract to supply
drugs to Huronlea and Huronview
homes for the aged.
Blyth Bantams win the champi-
onship trophy at the Zurich Bantam
tournament.
Huron County councillors vote to
increase their salaries by two per
cent.
Farmer Tony McQuail was cho-
sen as the Huron-Bruce candidate
for the federal New Democrats.
Blyth council increased village
sewage rates by $2.50.
The F.E. Madill School and
Community Association is formed.
Eighty-three skaters managed to
raise $2,667.40 in the annual Blyth
skate-a-thon.
Dale Hamilton scours the coun-
try-side looking for stories and
characters to highlight the Blyth
Community Play.
Local retailers fmd the recession
still has consumers in its grip since
Christmas sales are slow.
Weather patterns point to a mild
winter says weatherman Boyd Tay-
lor.
Blyth merchants band together to
transform consumer purchases into
gifts and food for the Huron Coun-
ty Christmas Bureau.
A new store opens in Belgrave—
the Old Tyme Radio Centre.
The Brussels Bulls recruit a tal-
ented hockey player from Califor-
nia named Alex Motley.
The Blyth Festival hires David
Peacock to be its Director of Mar-
keting and Communications.
The Huron County Library Board
visits the Blyth library branch and
say they are impressed with the
facility and the service.
North Huron residents scooped
up many awards at the annual
Huron County 4-H awards night
including Donna Lynn Armstrong
of RR 2, Auburn, Jamie Hallahan
of RR 3, Blyth, Debbie Rintoul of
RR 2, Lucknow, Darlene Black of
Belgrave, Miranda MacDonald of
RR 3, Auburn, Brian Sinclair of
RR 1, Belgrave, Jamie Thomas of
RR 1, Ethel, Richard Terpstra of
RR 3, Brussels, Kevin Camp-
schroer of RR1, Blyth, Jeff Grob-
bink of RR 3, Walton, Mark
McNichol of RR 4, Walton, Darrell
Dalton of RR 1, Walton, Chastity
Bos of RR 1, Auburn and Haley
Cochrane of RR 1, Ethel.
Clinton Public Hospital opened a
new surgical day care unit and
long-term care unit.
Huron County councillors ban
smoking in all parts of the Huron
County court house.
Farmers face one of the worst
harvesting seasons in decades and
many cannot harvest corn because
of wet weather and immature corn.
A barn owned by Steve Radford
of Hullett Township burned down
while he was on holidays.
Many Blyth ratepayers express
their dissatisfaction with clerk-trea-
surer Helen Grubb by signing a
petition asking that her employ-
ment be terminated. There were
163 names on the petition.
Don Craig retires as a volunteer
Blyth firefighter after 30 years of
service.
Family visits
Mrs. Bonnie Armour of Waterloo
spent the Christmas holiday with
her parents Tom and Ruth Jardin.
Mr. Tom Hallam spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Culbert
apd Shelley of Goderich.
Visitors over the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger
At Auburn Missionary Church on
Sunday, Jan. 3 Elizabeth Bowman
sang a solo entitled, "Hallelujah is
the Same in Every Language."
Don Vair was the guest speaker
using Psalm 23 for his message. He
said, "Our world is changing so
rapidly and we don't know what is
ahead, but in this Psalm we see
Jehovah — Provider."
In 1993 we will never lack His
care Jehovah the Healer, restores
our soul. In our time of need we
for holidays
were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Helesic of
Goderich and Gary Rodger of
Glamis.
Christmas visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Lawlor were their son
Jim, Maria, Anthony, Aden and
Krista.
run to other support rather than
God. Even Christians can backslide
but God can restore if we come to
Him.
Jehovah is our peace, said Pastor
Vair. We can be struggling in our
circumstances but we can have
peace on the inside. Also he is our
leader. We like the business of self-
management instead of following
Christ. Pastor Vair said Jehovah is
Lord ever present. I will not lack
courage in my dark hours.
Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589
Bakker and Empey sing duet
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the Empey entitled "Redeeming Love."
service at Knox United Church and We Three Kings of Orient Are, was
Bernice Gross was organist. The sung.
Choral Invitation to Worship was Rev. Ross's sermon was You
sung. There was carol sing. Light Up My Life.
Rev. Ross had conversation with The offering was received by
the children followed by the Lord's Ken Ramsey and Bill Seers and for
Prayer repeated in unison. The the Sunday School brought forward
children's chorus, Go Tell It On by Graham Worsell and Joel Arthur
The Mountain, was sung. In The and dedicated. The carol, Every
Bleak Mid Winter was sung. Rev. Star Shall Sing a Carol, was sung.
Ross read scriptures. A duet was Rev. Ross pronounced the
sung by Karen Bakker and Darlene benediction.
Elizabeth Bowman sings solo