The Citizen, 1988-08-24, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1988.
Brussels
People
Compiled by Marilyn Higgins
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Esther McCutcheon and Betty
Gowing have returned from an
enjoyable holiday with their sister
Winnie Conaboy and son Sean of
Cochrane, Alberta and Mr. and
Mrs. Angus Gowing and Chuck
and Delores Workman of Calgary.
They also visited cousins in
Regina, Sask.
Thelma and Peter Roberts of
Ottawa visited with her mother,
Betty Gowing over the weekend
and also had a reunion with her
brother and sisters at Dave and
Lvnda Gowing’s cottage at Point
Clark.
Mary and Murray Huether
attended the christening of Fiona
Lillian, daughter of Bruce and
Maggie McDonald in Mildmay
United Church and later the
reunion and dinner at their farm
near Mildmay on August 14.
Joyce, Jonathon and Sarah
Tipple, Burlington, have recently
holidayed with her parents in
Brussels and with Brian, Dianne,
Sandra and Sheri Huether at a
cottage near Point Clarke.
Guests with Mrs. Glenna Steph
ens at her cottage at Red Bay on
Lake Huron were Dr. Regis and
IsobelPelloux, Boston; Mrs. Doro
thy Higgins from Toronto; Tom
and Yutta Higgins, Toronto; Dr.
Jim and Bette Stephens, Kitchener
and Gregory; Dr. Russ and Dr.
Ruth Stephenson, London;
Richard and Louise Stephens
Burgess from Oxford, England
where they are finishing their
fourthyearatGraduate Univer
sity.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Edgar of RR 1,
Allenford, visited with Mrs. Jean
Higgins on Wednesday and also
visited with Mary’s father in
hospital. Mrs. Winnifred Edgar of
Maple Villa and Mr. Jim Edgar of
Listowel returned home with them
for a few days holiday. On Friday
Ann Ward of St. Mary’s visited at
the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver and
David of RR 1, Clifford visited on
the weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Higgins, Mrs. Jean
Higgins, Mrs. Lila Goll and Alvie
Higgins in Listowel Hospital.
We would like to welcome Hugh
Hanly to our William St. E.
neighbourhood. Hugh has moved
into the home formerly owned by
Bob and Laura Bridge. The
Bridges have moved into the
former Cooper home.
Bowlers win Yuill Trophy
On Monday, Aug. 22, 16 ladies
bowled for the Jack Yuill Trophy
and 12 men bowled for the Jim
Mair Trophy at the Brussels Lawn
Bowling Club.
Big Value contest
Mary Yuill presented the troph
ies to Doris Michie and Dorothy
McDonald.
Coming second was Laura John
ston and Mabel Wheeler; third,
has 2 more weeks
- Gary Walden Photo
Pat Moran of Bluevale is the
winner this week of the Big Value
draw in The Citizen.
Pat found the Big Value symbol
in the advertisement for Rice’s
Store, filled in the ballot and
entered the draw. For winning Pat
will receive a free chassis lubrica
tion, oil change and filter replace
ment from Dickson’s Auto Repair
in Blyth.
Since the editor got forgetful as
deadlines pressed in last week,
many people called curious to know
the name of last week’s winner that
never made it to the paper.
Jeanette McLellan of RR 2,
Brussels won the $25 gift certifi
cate from Remember When in
Karla King says
contest learning
experience
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not a stated pre-requisite of going
to the CNE as a local Fair Queen,
and Karla says the learning
experience and the fun of it all
make winning unimportant.
The Brussels Fall Fair is current
ly seeking candidates for the title of
1988-89 Brussels Fair Queen, with
nominations closing on September
1. Joan Bernard, one of the
organizers of the event, says that
competitors must be between the
ages of 17 and 23, and that
competition will be limited to the
first 12 contestants; she adds that
as of Monday, six girls had already
thrown their hats into the ring.
The Brussels Fair Queen will be
crowned at the Fair Queen Dance
on September 10, and will rule over
the Brussels Fall Fair on Septem
ber 20-21. Further information
may be obtained from Mrs.
Bernard (887-6377), Isabell
Wheeler (887-6097), Janis Bray
(887-6553), Jim Hunter (357-
1420), Jeff Cardiff (887-6162),
Leona McDonald (887-6988), Betty
Cardiff (887-6889) or Mary Ann
Miners (887-9286).
Blyth. She spotted the Big Value
symbol in Huron Tractor and
entered the contest.
Time is ofthe essence if you hope
to win a prize in the Big Value
contest because the contest is
winding down. Only two more
draws will be made. This week the
prize is a $25 gift certificate
redeemable at either the Blyth or
Brussels location of Radford Auto
Farm & Industrial Parts.
Elda Coultes and Eleanor Heming
way; and fourth, Viola Kirkby and
Shirley Taylor. The consolation
prize went to Marj Coultes and
Helen Martin.
In the men’s division, Jim Mair
presented the trophies to Pat
Roland and Wilfred Walker. Se
cond was Jim Coultes and Doug
Hemingway; and third, George
Michie and Jim Mair. The consola
tion went to Les Douglas and Alex
Robertson.
Thetournamentforthe Frank
Carter Trophy on Thursday after
noon is now filled.
Did You Know That smoking has
been found to be related to
impaired fertility and earlier on
set of menopause, a factor related
to the onset Of osteoporosis.
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
King Street
MINISTER: REVEREND CHARLES CARPENTIER
Sunday morning worship
11:00a.m.
' / A friendly church that has been serving the community
for over llOyears.
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Couple married
in Duff's Church
McIntosh -hoegy
Ruthann McIntosh and Darryl
Hoegy were married Saturday,
July 16, 1988 at Duff’s United
Church, Waltonby Rev. Bonnie
Lamble.
Ruthann is the daughter of Ron
and Kay Mclntoshof Brucefield
and Darryl is the son of Barrie and
Karen Hoegy of RR 1, Walton.
Marie McGavin was the soloist and
Marion Godkin was the organist.
Matron of honor was Bonnie
Vandenberk and bridesmaids were
Donna Pickard and Denise Brand.
Flowergirl was Stephanie Pri-
meau. All are friends of the bride.
Best man was Dave Vandeberk
and ushers were Rick Grillmeyer
and Darryl Smith. Ringbearer was
Jeffrey Boon. All are friends of the
groom.
Following the reception at the
Seaforth and District Community
Centres, the couple honeymooned
in Honey Harbor, Georgian Bay.
They now reside in Newmarket.
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