HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1995-10-25, Page 17Sitting down on the job
The Brussels Crusader goalie traps a shot from right on top the net to hold off a strong
attack by the Lucknow Lancers, when they came to town on Oct. 22.
Graduation
Jason Gropp ,c)n of Mark and
Bonnie of Brussels, received his
Honours BA in History at the
University of Waterloo's 71st
Convocation, Sa rday, October 21.
Congratulations Jason. We're
proud of you.
Love, Mom, Dad, Nicki, Ashley and
Joshua
GRADUATION
Susan McMillan, daughter of
Cam and Barb Barton-
McMillan, graduated from
Queen's University,
Kingston, Ontario, with a
Bachelor of Applied Science
in Civil Engineering Degree.
She is currently taking a
Master of Engineering
Degree at Queen's
University and is working
part time as an engineer.
Congratulations, Susan,
from all your family.
Graduation
Dana Stevenson, daughter
of Fred and Kaye
Stevenson of Whitby,
formerly of Brussels
graduated on May 26, 1995
from the University of
Waterloo with a Bachelor of
Science Degree.
Dana Is the granddaughter
of Stuart and Eleanor
Stevenson, Cranbrook.
Congratulations!
Love from Mom and Dad
and brothers Vance and
Judd.
Congratulations
Huron County Fastball League Treasurer Brad Knight,
left, presents the consolation championship trophy to
Jerry Bremner, centre and Andrew McCutcheon of the
Brussels Bulldogs.
CHRISTMAS MAGIC BEGINS AT HOME
with the
NORTH HURON CHRISTMAS GIFT CATALOGUE
Ideas to fulfill
Christmas wishes
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To be part of this special
Christmas Promotion call:
Jeannette McNeil 523-4792
In an effort to simplify Christmas
shopping and keep consumer dollars in
the local market, The Citizen is
publishing its Christmas Gift Catalogue,
to be distributed to 5,000 residents of
the Blyth, Brussels and Wingham area.
This special festive issue, to be
printed in early November, will feature
the advertisers' suggestions for filling
everyone's wish list - even the hard to
buy for. There will be gifts for him, gifts
for her, crafts, toys and stocking
stuffers to name just a few of the
categories in which your ideas may be
featured.
Your item(s) will be professionally
photographed for the ad and will be
accompanied by a written description.
The cost of displaying one item is
$16.80. However, as we want to
encourage you to show as many of your
products to the customers as possible,
we are offering a discount with each
additional ad, for a potential savings of
up to 25 per cent.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part
of this exciting new venture during a
peak retail season. In addition to
promoting yourself to 5,000 potential
customers you will make their
Christmas shopping easier by putting
the gift ideas at their fingertips.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1995. PAGE 17.
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Blyth skaters plan
skate-a-thon, Oct. 28
Crusaders blast Lancers 10-7
Brent VanDenAkker enjoyed a
four goal seven point game Sunday
afternoon in leading the Brussels
KEEP PHYSEAL
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Crusaders to a 10-7 exhibition win
over the Lucknow Lancers.
Tim Fritz scored once and set up
On Oct.28 Blyth Minor Hockey
and Blyth Figure Skating Clubs
will be holding the Blyth Skate-a-
thon fundraiser. Anyone who has
skates is welcome to participate.
Pledge sheets are available at the
arena from Jeff Peters at 523-4366.
The skate-a-thon runs from 9:30
a.m. to 2 p.m. Skaters seven and
under skate until 11:15 a.m. There
are breaks every hour and a half
hour for lunch. Free treats of
apples, juice, Pepsi, chips and
homemade goodies will be
available at break times. Skaters are
responsible for their own lunches,
but the booth will be open.
Traffic controllers will be
cruising the ice at all times, so it
will be safe even for the young
skaters. Music, races and games
will add to the fun on the ice.
Skaters are welcome to wear their
Halloween costumes, with prizes
being awarded in the two age
groups.
Awards will be given to the top
four skaters seven and under and
the top four skaters eight and over,
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AWARDS
We're looking for the
"good kids" of Ontario
Contact this community
newspaper for details.
Deadline for nominations is
October 31st, 1995.
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who raise the most pledges. Prizes
for the games and races will be
given out during the day. There are
door prizes to a boy and girl from
the two age groups.
The clubs hope this venture will
be a major fundraising event. The
proceeds raised will be divided
between the clubs to cover cost of
ice time, pros fees, equipment,
referees, etc. which in turn keep
club members' fees down.
five while Ron Strome, Greg
Mulvey, Steve Fritz and Corey
McKee with two completed the
Brussels scoring.
For Lucknow, Dale Priestap
scored four with singles by Scott
Hackett, Brad Murray and Andy
Grazier.
Adam Skillen went the distance
in the Lucknow net while Tim
Heinmiller and Mike Smith shared
the Crusader goaltending.
The Crusaders open their regular
season Friday in Ripley, followed
by a Sunday night game in
Goderich.
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