The Citizen, 1986-12-30, Page 18PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1986.
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brate its 25th Anniversary on
Sunday, Jan. 11 at 11 a.m. with a
special service in Blyth United
Church. All former and present
U.C.W. members and their fami
lies are invited. 53-2p
DAY TRIPS: KITCHENER MON.,
Jan. 5. Fiesta, Kitchener, Sat.,
Feb. 14. Ice Capades, February in
Kitchener, date to be set. Phone
Helen McBurney, Nicholson Bus
Lines, 357-3424 anytime. 52-2
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BY BRIAN HALL
FARM MANAGEMENT
SPECIALIST
The Huron Soil and Crop
Improvement Association will be
holding its Awards Banquet on
Friday, January 16, 1987 at the
Stanley Township Complex.
The Awards Banquet will recog
nize recipients of the Project
Award, Norman Alexander Con
servation Award, Soil and Crop
Booster Award, and Farm Conser
vation Sign Award.
This year the Huron Soil and
Crop Banquet will be held in
co-operation with the Ausable-
Bayfield Conservation Authority
Awards Banquet. Ausable-Bay-
field Conservation Authority’s a-
wards include the group and
individual category awards.
Jean Bennett from Bayfield will
be the guest speaker. Jean will be
speaking on her experiences in
South Central America.
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Elston in Bruce; Blytn Council gets
an insurance cheque and some
indication of where its missing
$94,000 went; an unprecendented
36,000 people attended Blyth
Festival Theatre this season;
council seat is left vacant in West
Wawanosh political confusion;
word comes the Brussels rail line
may close, and condo development
is proposed for the village; Jeff
McGavin of Walton and Paul
Dodds of Seaforth capture junior
championships at the International
Plowing Match, but the Hurdn
County match is rained out; Angela
Nethery of RR 4, Brussels is chosen
Huron County Dairy Princess.
Linda Ten Pas of Brussels becomes
Queen of the 125th Brussels Fall
Fair, Donna Johnston of RR 2,
Bluevale is named top 4-H show
man in Huron, and Mark Hoba of
RR 3, Blyth is chosen valedictorian
at CHSS commencement; the local
School Fair takes place for the 66th
year, despite torrential rains, and
enrollmentinlocalschoolsis up
slightly; the Paul Brunkard family
takes over the Hillcrest Restaurant
in Londesboro, and Robert Walker
opens Walton Irrigation,
OCTOBER - Hope dwindles for
bean crop after six weeks of
non-stop rain, prompting visits
from both federal and provincial
ministers of agriculture for first
hand look at the damage; pressure
grows for crop insurance revisions
and disaster aid for farmers;
former Blyth clerk-treasurer
pleads guilty to theft charge; Kevin
Wheeler of Brussels wins a silver
medal in international skating
competition in England; Paul
Klopp of RR 3 Zurich is named
president of the Huron Federation
of Agriculture, and Tony McQuail
of West Wawanosh gets the
Federation award for service to
agriculture; Grey Township spon
sors an Appreciation Night for
Leona Armstrong; the 38th annual
Belgrave Community Supper
feeds more than 1,000 and repairs
to the Belgrave Arena roof are
completed with volunteer help;
Tim Chapman is named new
general manager of the Blyth
Festival Theatre; St. John’s Ma
sonic Lodge in Brussels hosts
official opening of new quarters;
Etta Cook, formerly of Belgrave,
celebrates her 97th birthday; The
Citizen celebrates its first anniver
sary; and Young’s Clothing opens
in Brussels.
NOVEMBER - Londesboro Lions
Club tops $45,000 in epic fund-rais-
er; Kathryn Todd of RR 2,
Lucknow, wins West Wawanosh
Council seat; Blyth trucker Clar
ence Baillie is feted for bravery in
daring highway rescue; Huron
County deer hunt is considered one
of the best ever; Kim and Debbie
Rintoul of RR 2, Lucknow, win
Senior and Junior Showmanship
trophies at the Royal Winter Fair,
Jennifer Procter of RR 5, Brussels
takes two top trophies at Ontario
Junior Barrow Show, and north
Huron livestock scores big in many
classes at Royal; Donna Johnston
of RR 2, Bluevale, gets major
portion of awards at County 4-H
Achievement Night; Sandra Hunt
of RR 4, Walton, is chosen county
Queen of the Furrow, and Blyth
architect Chris Borgal wins a top
prize in provincial competition for
renewal design; Brussels Lions
Pool shqws a surplus of $12,587
after first year of operation; and
more than $9,000 is raised by the
Blyth Festival Auction; the Murray
Houston family of Grey Twp. loses
its home to fire; choice steers top
$90/cwt at Brussels Stockyards.
on County Family and Children’s
Services’ Christmas Bureau makes
the season happier for 300 fami
lies; Santa comes to the area, but
Santa Claus Parade apathy angers
Brussels council; local mail carri
ers fear job losses in post office
cutbacks; aBrusselsstoreisthe
victim of an “armed” robbery;
Blyth Public School wins MNR
essay contestfor fifth time, and
Wayne Hopper of RR 5, Brussels is
named Kinsman of the Year by
Belgrave club; Audrey Bos of RR 3,
Blyth, wins the top trophy at the
Hallrice Dairy Club annual awards
banquet, and long-time Brussels
merchant Bill Stephenson is hon
oured upon retirement; the year
ended with choice steers trading as
high as $102/cwt. and 30-40 lb.
pigs going for a record $2.40 at
Brussels Stockyards.
DECEMBER - West Wawanosh
ratepayers send Sherwood Forest
proposal back to the drawing
board; Huron County teachers get
four per cent pay raise; separate
school supporters lose representa
tion on local school board, and
word comes that a new Christian
high school will open in Wingham
in 1987; Brian McBurney of Turn
berry Twp. is acclaimed as youn
gest Huron County warden ever;
Blyth appoints Helen Grubb as
new clerk-treasurer and approves
limited development of east end
housing development; East
WawanoshTwp. buys Belgrave
sub-division for $48,000; the Hur-
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