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The Citizen, 1987-06-03, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1987. Bench warrant issued when man misses court date Well, it’s back to the drawing board for Mike Watson [left] and Don Crawford, both of Brussels, as they found they had a few bugs to iron out before their bathtub could be considered a serious contender in the Brussels Homecoming Bathtub Races, scheduled for'July 4. The men decided to lash two 45-gallon drums under the gunwales to provide flotation, then fill them with beer to provide stabilization. A bench warrant has been issued for the arrest of a Brussels-area man after he failed to appear in Goderich Provincial Court on Monday on several charges of breaking, entering and theft invol­ ving a number of residences in Morris, Grey and West Wawanosh Townships earlier this year. It was the third time that Alan Richards of RR 3, Brussels had missed a court appearance, failing to appear in Wingham District Court in both April and May, when a warrant with discretion was issued on his behalf. Mr. Richards has been jointly charged in the incidents with Dannuel John Kirk of RR 3, Zurich, who appeared in Goderich Court June 1, but was remanded until July 6 in Goderich. Mr. Kirk faces a similar charge in the Goderich Court, laid as a result of a break-in in Sebringville, a spokesman for the court said. Homecoming Update There’s a new BY TOBY RAINEY Evidence of a party mood is becoming visible almost every­ where you look in Brussels these days, especially since the souvenir T-shirts hit the streets late last week. These classy shirts come in either canary yellow or sand, with theofficial “Brussels 115th Home- coming’’ crest imprinted in black or brown. Available only in adult sizes, they all sell for $8.95 and are available at J.R.’s Shake Shoppe, Brussels Variety Store, SomeThing Special, Cornerstone Flea Market and The Citizen office. Only 200wereordered, somake sure you don’t miss out on this first batch. Besides, it’s good advertis­ ing - wear one everywhere you go, and put in a plug for our big celebration! Sports Committee chairman Don Crawford tells us that several of the sports events are already attracting entries, while the bath­ tub race has competitors coming from as far away as Scotland (Ontario, that is). The sweltering evenings of this past week have seen a few strange craft testing the waters behind the Brussels dam, while log rolling trials are schedul­ ed for the coming week, so get out your caulk boots and c’mon down. The Mushball tournament sche­ duled for July 3-4 still has room for a few entries, but don’t wait too long - it can only accommodate eight teams all together. At press time we still don’t have the specs on Soapbox Derby cars from event chairman Neil Beuer- man, but it sounds as if almost anything goes; an added bonus to this event is that the vehicle also makes handsome parade entries for their young drivers. The Homecoming Committee wants any organization or group which is interested in operating its own food booth for fun and profit to attend the next meeting to finalize the details: The various breakfasts and dinners are well in hand v - ; / I5tli S '“'I , o"' (although most could use extra manpower, so don’t be shy about volunteering), but more booths - especially those selling something “different” to please the palette - are needed throughout the village. More help is also still needed in organizing the parade, as well as to help the Brussels Leos Club with the clean-up afterwards. Plan to attend the Homecoming Commit­ tee meeting at the BMG arena at 8 p.m. next Monday (June 8) to find out where you can help, Or call secretary Mary Lowe at 887-6923 with your suggestions. The Citizen is pleased with the number and quality of the historic photos, articles and anecdotes you have been sending in for inclusion in our big Homecoming souvenir issue scheduled for July 1, but we still need lots more material to make this the best issue ever. Please bring or send items to The Citizen office, or call Toby Rainey at 523-4792 (office) or 887-9789 (home) for more information about this special issue- but HURRY! deadline is fast approaching! Color Your World store your neighbourhood! CLINTON'S NEW COLOR YOUR WORLD Advertising helps good things happen. 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