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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-01-05, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2000. PAGE 7. January storm contributes to record snowfall Thanks in part to a donation from the Howick Optimists area students in March were educated on flood safety. ball team took gold at the Junior Provincial Broomball Champi­ onship in Barrie. Neil McGavin was named presi­ dent of the Ontario Plowmen's Association. bronze medal from the All-Ontario figure skating championship. The Brussels Novice Reps moved to the D championship after defeating Zurich in three straight. The Brussels Tykes captured the A title at the Lucknow tournament. Crystal Semple, an F. E, Madill Secondary School student, took gold at a Western Ontario Sec­ ondary School Athletics wrestling competition. Syrup producers looked for a good crop due to favourable weath­ er conditions. Pairs skaters Michelle Smith and Drew Thomas brought home a nation to represent Huron-Bruce in the provincial election. Blyth council announced a year- end surplus of $17,902 in spite of extra policing costs and street work. Lyle and Barb Martin and Paul and Ellen Gibbings were awarded Master Breeder awards by the Hol­ stein association. Morris Twp. pulled out of talks with Wingham, Blyth and East Wawanosh Twp. regarding restruc­ turing. Tney continued to talk with Tumberry Twp. Morris ended the year with an $18,000 deficit. Laura Mae Chamney retired from Auburn Library after 24 years. Helens Johns won the PC nomi­ The Brussels Bulls franchise was sold to Goderich. Tinder-dry conditions resulted in grass and leaf fires. Blyth Festival prepared for its sil- Continued on page 8 January brought a nasty storm, dumping 30 centimetres of snow on the area. By the end of the month, several records were broken includ­ SAVINGSSSERVICE.1 SELECTION...EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR ing the coldest day and most snow­ fall. Jan. 14 dipped to -27°C and 202 cm. of snow had fallen by mid­ month, surpassing the previous record of 188.5 cm. for the entire Our Compliments Extra Creamy Macaroni & Cheese 12 x 200 g Frozen Skinless Chicken Breast Fillet Removed, Seasoned Box Price 4 kg $24.00 Maple Leaf Wieners Regular or BBQ 450 g Fresh Tomatoes Product of USA, No. 1 Grade, Florida Grown 1.74 kg month. Dave Wood was welcomed as the new pastor for Huron Chapel Evan­ gelical Missionary Church in Auburn. Brussels parents and students packed the gymnasium at Brussels Public School to discuss boundary changes which would have seen F. E. Madill students transferred to Seaforth District High School. Huronlea got the all-clear after being closed for 14 days due to an outbreak of the flu. 4 199 P Case Sale!2791 1991.79 6.15 kg lb. Cathy and Jeff Cardiff of the Brussels area were named pork producers of the year. Campbell’s Soups Selected Varieties 284 ml .59 Morning Dew Drinks Selected Varieties 12 x 300 ml r Lean cuis' ’i1 Wai 4 99 rx~ |»""" Ijjk Lean Cuisine Stouffer's and Lean Cuisine Entrees 99 Selected Varieties 196-340 G ■ j fa Ji i i W i fa fa J 1(^1 iiRwBM The Huron County Pork Produc­ ers hired counselor Gab Del Bianco to help farmers deal with stress brought on by rock-bottom pork prices and faltering businesses. The Brussels Legion asked coun­ cil for a tax break. The Avon Maitland District School Board used reserves to achieve a break-even budget. Blyth Bantam Bulldogs advanced to the WOAA finals against Ready. Blyth councillors attended a meeting with Wingham, East Wawanosh, Turnberry and Morris Twp. seeking inclusion in the restructuring group. Blyth and Brussels citizens went on patrol to help the police in pro­ tecting the villages from vandals. The Blyth Bantam Boys broom- Peanut Butter 259Smooth or Crunchy 1 kg 1 L KNECHTEL Food Markets Hamburger Hearty Meals 4 49 Selected Varieties j k 190-209 g ■____ . l^s Bathroom Tissue Package 4 99 of 8 J__ Chicken Noodle 4 49 ■ 4 99 ■ ! Selected Varieties jB WW 750 ■ M Soup Mix W Q L Pkg. of 2 | Prices in effect January 2 - closing January 7,2000 Scrimgeour's Food Market Blyth 523-4551 Your neighbourhood food market for quality service & value!