The Citizen, 2010-06-03, Page 7THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 2010. PAGE 7.
Fourth
Anniversary
Friday - Sunday
June 4 - 5 - 6
Open Fri. 10-6
Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-4
The haying season has begun and I
have seen many dairy farmers out
there cutting hay. The hot weather
sure has been great for the hay, but
not so much for working in it. Many
farmers are out there spraying the
crops as well and just a few are still
planting some beans. We are all
putting our faith in the weather, the
dollar and hopefully better prices forour crops, to make a successfulfarming year ahead.
We hope Casey McCutcheon
comes along as we hear he has
suffered a broken hip. Surgery is in
the plan but not sure when. Our best
to Casey.
Our speedy recovery wishes go
out to Campbell Wey who has
suffered a broken hip. He is said to
be coming along well and we
hope to see him out and about real
soon.
Our condolences to the family of
Leona Snyder, who passed away last
week. Her family includes Donna,
Richard, Debbie and Darlene and
their extended families. I remember
meeting Leona over 30 years ago
when I first came to Brussels. Shewas a hard-working lady and would tell me tales of the chicken
barns on the farm. She was always
pleasant and after her move to
Huronlea, our occasional meeting
on the street still produced a
smile for both of us. Our sympathies
to all.
Congratulations to Steve and Barb
Bowles on the birth of a beautiful
little girl, Megan Barbara. Big
brother Zack, is thrilled to have his
little sister arrive. Gramma
Joyce Alexander had pictures to
show of granddaughter number six,
double the number of grandsons
for her and Bob. Congratulations to
all.
Our congratulations to Jim Cook
and Patty Banks who havepurchased the former Coutts home. They are busy painting
and doing minor repairs
before moving in sometime this
month.
Congratulations to Chester and
Wilda Higgins on celebrating their
50th wedding anniversary at their
home on Sunday afternoon. They
had many old friends, family and
neighbours drop in and wish them
well.
Enjoying a nice weekend away
were Bob and Joyce Alexander.
They went for a drive and ended up
in Midland. They report it was quite
nice in the area and they checked out
the crops while on their way.
Celebrating birthdays this past
week includes Geri-Lee Godkin,
Trevor Sutcliffe, Johanna Blake, Pat
Dalton, Erin Baan, Adam Forbes,
Rob Shortreed, Scott Henderson,
Neil McGavin, Kyle Pryce,
Patricia Andrades, Bill Humphries,
Ernie Lewington, and Shelley
Coleman.
Happy birthday to all.
NEWS
FROM WALTON
By Jo-Ann
McDonald
Call
887-6570
PEOPLE AROUNDWALTON
Walton Brewers, Wonders start
season with back to back losses
The Walton Ball Park has begun
its season with the Walton Brewers,
the Walton Wonders and Walton
Indians starting their schedules.
The Walton Brewers played game
two of the season and suffered their
second loss. The Goderich Grizzlies
beat them 8-6 last week with Paul
Dolmage on the mound.
The Belmore team was the
opposition this past Wednesday
evening at Walton. Scott Cox was on
the hill for Walton. Belmore started
the scoring for the game by getting
two runs in the second inning.
Walton replied by scoring three runs
in their half of the second. Andrew
VanVliet reached base on a walk
and a solid single by Paul Dolmage
had two runners on base. Scott
Robinson, called out of retirement,
came to the plate and with his first at
bat in a few years, unleashed a home
run to put the Brewers ahead 3-2.
The lead was short-lived as
Belmore came back to score two
runs in the third, two runs in the fifth
and two more in the seventh to
complete the win 8-3.
The Walton Brewers’home games
are Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. and
will play on June 8 and 15 at home
this month.
The Walton Wonders are
following the lead of the Brewers
losing both of their first two games
of the season. Their first game was
against the Twisted Sisters and they
were defeated by a score of 21-15.
Top batters for the night were Jolene
McNichol and Sharon Wynja, both
going 4/4. Top batters for the Sisters
were Kendra Cardiff, Claudette
Armstrong and Rhonda McArter
going 5/6. Final score was 21-15.
The second game of the year was
against the RBIs. The top batters for
the Wonders were Megan Bisback,
Alicia Dick and Jo-Ann McDonald
all going 3-3.
The top batters for the RBIs were
Gail Semple and Rachel Elliott
including a home run, going 4-4.
The final score was 11-8.
Ladies’ slo-pitch is Thursday
evenings at 7 p.m. in Walton,
Brussels, Ethel, Wroxeter, Belgrave
and Monkton.
Local Trades are directed to the Municipality of Central Huron Website:
http://www.centralhuron.com/business/BiddersList.pdf
to find a list of contractors interested in bidding for the new arena and
community complex. You are encouraged to contact the bidders
directly prior to the RFP closing date June 17, 2010 at 3:00 p.m.
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Combo 1
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Combo 2
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Small Pizza Just Cheese . . . . $8.99
Per Topping 75¢ Extra Cheese $1.50
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Combo 1
2 Small Pizzas (two toppings), Garlic
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2 Medium Pizzas (two toppings),
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Open 7 Days a week ~ 6 am - 7 pm Blyth 519-523-4471 Eat In or Take Out
Warmer weather leads to better hay
On Sunday, Chester and Wilda
Higgins had an open house to
mark their 50th wedding
anniversary.
The wedding took place at the
Bluevale United Church on May 28,
1960.
The groom was the son of Gordon
and Florence (Procter) Higgins and
the bride was the daughter of
Wallace and Fred (Turvey) Agar.
The wedding party was Jack
Higgins, Chas. Hay and George
Higgins with bridesmaids Shirley
Field, Leila Hay and Isabelle
Wheeler.
After a honeymoon trip to Florida,
the couple came back to farm on
Concession 4 of Morris Township.
In 1973 they moved to Brussels
where they live today.
They had three sons, Don (1961-
1982), Wayne (1964) and Greg
(1966).
They also have six grandchildren
Meagan, Melissa, Mary Kate,
Stuart, Loretta and Maitland.
Higgins celebrate 50th anniversary
Challenge: Getting enough fibre to promote
a healthy digestive system and help control
blood sugar and cholesterol levels
Solution:High fibre foods are generally lower in fat and may also help with weight
control as they provide bulk to make you feel full. Women up to the age of 50
should aim for 25 grams of fibre per day. Check labels for foods containing more
than 4 grams of fibre per serving to help you boost your intake. Fibre-rich foods
include dried cooked beans and lentils, green peas, papayas, pears with skin,
mangoes, potatoes with skin, dried fruit, berries, nuts and seeds, whole grain
breads and cereals.