HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-02-17, Page 9Heritage
0
Week
VILLAGE OF
BRUSSELS
BRUSSELS
000
(P.tsyrril
Division of
Parrish & Heimbecker, Ltd.
[ Producer Meeting & Crop
Planning Seminar
Thursday, February 25, 1993
South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter
10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
This year's meeting will be shorter and more streamlined, with its focus on White Bean Production.
**** ******* * *
Topics include:
White Bean Variety & Production Update cs. Soils and Fertilizer Strategies
OBPMP White Bean Market Outlook
Goal Setting Strategies
Please call your nearest Cook's Branch if you plan to attend,
so that we can have an accurate number for lunch arrangements.
Hensall Centralia Kirkton Walton Atwood Amberley Beechwood Parkhill
262-2410 228-6661 229-8986 527-1540 356-2292 395-3601 232-4281 294-6256
887-9261
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1993. PAGE 9.
N4 Breakfast club hears speaker
novelty draw, Mrs. George
Johnston; low lady, Mrs. Ross
Turvey; high man, George Carter;
second high, Tom Pfeiffer; most
lone hands, Dennis Leddy; novelty
draw, Lorne Jamieson and low
man, Oscar Schefter.
Heritage
Week.
ROSS MITCHELL
Cabinets & Construction
BRUSSELS 887-6782
It was 92 years ago on Feb. 11,
when John and Jane Imlay celebrat-
ed the birth of a daughter, Alice,
born in Ethel.
Family and friends of Alice Proc-
ter gathered on Valentines Day for
an Open House at Belgrave Insti-
tute Hall to mark the momentous
occasion.
B The news from
elgrave
)).10.4401,
Dessert shoot
party held
A dessert shoot party was held on
Friday afternoon, Feb. 12 in the
Belgrave Community Complex.
Fourteen tables of shoot were in
play. Winners were: ladies' high,
Mrs. Jane Grasby; most shoots,
Mrs. Helen Stonehouse; birthday
closest to Feb. 14, Mrs. Lois
Chamney; marked cards, Mrs. Ida
Procter; low, Mrs. Barbara
Anderson; men's high, Stuart
Chamney; most shoots, Lloyd
Appleby.
Community Ziviny-Cemt-taL,Ltuton
invites Applications
for the Position of
Communication Worker
Responsibilities include development
and implementation of computer pro-
grams and assistive technology for indi-
viduals utilizing augmentative and alter-
native communication. Also, to provide
occasional coverage and transportation
for individuals to participate in the rou-
tines of daily living.
The successful candidate must have
Grade 12 education, related post-sec-
ondary education desirable. Related
experience working with people with
developmental and physical disabilities
would be an asset. A thorough working
knowledge of and experience with a
variety of computers, communication
programs, peripheral devices and various
types or communication preferred.
This is a six month contract position,
working an average of twenty hours per
week. Salary to commensurate with
experience.
Please submit written application and
resume by February 25, 1993, 4:00 p.m.
to: Mary Lamb, S.I.L./C.A.P. Co-ordinator,
Community Living-Central Huron, 60
Lighthouse Street, Box 327, Goderich,
Ontario, N7A 4C7.
Looking
for local
heroes
There are so many
people out there who
do so much to
improve their com-
munity. Now you
have a chance to say
thanks. Nominate
that special person
for the 8th annual
Citizen
CITIZENSHIP
AWARDS
Each year a committee
chooses an outstand-
ing citizen from each
of the Blyth and Brus-
sels communities to
receive an award for
contribution to the
community. If you
know someone you
think should be hon-
oured, please fill in the
ballot and send it in.
You may attach a
longer explanation of
why you think your
nominee should win, if
you like. If you have
nominated someone
before and he or she
didn't win, please feel
free to try again.
I nominate:
as Citizen of the year for
Blyth _Brussels
I feel she/he deserves the
award because:
NOMINATION DEADLINE
MARCH 12
Name & number of nominator
The Belgrave Men's Breakfast cathedrals. Next breakfast will be
Club held their monthly morning on Saturday, March 6 at 8 a.m.
breakfast on Saturday, Feb. 6. Visitors on Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Jean Wightman were Mr.
Guest speaker was Tom Cull who and Mrs. Bruce Hamilton of
talked on his trip through Europe Lucknow, Miss Marlene Walsh of
visiting several countries and Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Don
touring museums, castles and Metcalfe of Hanover.
George Carter wins high man
Thirteen tables were in play at
the weekly euchre held in the W.I.
Hall Wednesday evening, Feb. 10.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs.
Oscar Schefter; second high, Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse; most lone
hands, Mrs. Garner Nicholson;
Quite a lady
Alice Procter celebrated her 92nd birthday this past
weekend at the Belgrave WI Hall on Sunday. A family
dinner was held in her honour on Friday night at her son's
home.
Alice Procter turns 92
Mrs. Procter was educated at
Wingham public and high schools.
On Dec. 14, 1922 she married
Stewart Procter and together the
couple had five children, Charles,
Ross, George, Mary (Thomas) and
Ruth (Alton).
Prior to retiring, Mrs. Procter
worked as a dental assistant. Her
interests have been church oriented
as a member of the Belgrave Unit-
ed Church and of the choir at both
the Belgrave and Wingham United
Church. She was also actively
involved with the Belgrave UCW
and Women's Institute.
On Friday evening Mrs. Procter
was the guest of honour at a family
dinner held at the home of Ross
and Mary Louise Procter.