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The Citizen, 1991-01-30, Page 7New tanker Grey township Fire Department picked up their new tanker last week from Clare Weber Fabricating in St. Jacobs. The chassis was bought in Palmerston at A & B Dobson’s and is a 1986 International. Total cost of the tanker is $56,462. It has replaced the old one, which was built in 1967. From left: Clare Weber; Gary Boyer, volunteer; Stewart Steiss, Deputy Fire Chief; and Gary Earl, Fire Chief. Grey firemen battle warehouse fire THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1991. PAGE 7. Ethel Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250 Hall signs missing A fire believed to have started in the area of the oil furnace destroy­ ed the M. C. Smith Appliance warehouse at RR 2, Listowel, in Grey Township on Wednesday, January 23. Fire Chief Gary Earl said volun- teers were called by a neighbour at 10 p.m. When they arrived at the Walton girl injured A minor accident occured on Saturday afternoon near Ethel on County Road 16. OPP say Kelly O’Regan of King St., Walton was travelling west on 16 when her 1987 Plymouth struck a snowdrift on an icy section of the road. Ms. O’Regan went off the roadway, entered the south ditch and rolled her car. Police say she was taken by a Listowel ambulance to Wingham Looking backward Continued from page 4 to have the best editorial page and best advertising. The awards were presented in Toronto on March 3 - 5 at the ONCA’s annual convention. Cecil John Graham of London was sentenced to prison for two years less a day because of a 1986 incident in Goderich, where Rick Pringle of Auburn was stabbed eight times outside a hotel on The Square. Mr. Graham was originally charged with attempted murder, but after appearing before Judge Gary Hunter in Goderich District Court on December 12, 1987, he was given a lesser charge of aggravated assault. His sentence also includes a one-year probation period and a five-year probation against possessing any type of a weapon. FIVE YEARS AGO JANUARY 29, 1986 The Blyth Scouts participated at District Camp in Parkhill to prepare for a weekend of cross-country skiing, at Canadian Forces Base Borden near Barrie. Here, the Blyth Scouts, along with girls and boys from all over the province attended seminars on equipment, clothing and techniques of waxing, as well as races and awards. Members of the Brussels Figure Skating Club who won in the local competition as well as winning trophies, had the chance to go to the Interclub Competition in Mit­ chell in March. Winners at the Brussels Figure Skating Club com­ petition were Linda TenPas, Tatum Mathers, Lisa Pennington. Kim Fritz. Peter McDonald. Karla King. Brandy Sanderson and Stacy Miller. scene the fire was contained in the upstairs of the building where the oil furnace was located. As it had not reached the bottom floor, Chief Earl said they were able to pinpoint the cause of the blaze to the oil furnace. Two tankers and a pumper from Grey, assisted by a tanker from the in Grey accident and District Hospital where she was treated for minor injuries. Sgt. King of the Wingham O.P.P. reported that poor weather conditions have been the primary cause of five weekend accidents and one that occurred on the 24th, through the detachment area. FUNK SEEDS For a stronger crop program G*40 31 new 2600 H.U. G-4023 2700 H.U. G*4120 new 2726 H.U. G-4027 2750 H.U. G.4140 2850 H.U. G-416 0 new 2850 H.U. See your Funk dealer today. FUjlM’S NVBRID John A. Van Beers R.R.#1, Blyth 523-4431 Elma Fire Department, battled the blaze for four hours, but the warehouse and its entire inventory were lost. Estimate of damage according to Chief Earl is $300,000. Merwood Smith, owner of the business is in Florida. Prod, of U.S.A. Florida Indian River RED or WHITE GRAPEFRUIT SSI1 5 .99 -99 EA. q QR|/nFRESHLY GROUND! LEAN GROUND BEEF 2 s-wnite. print HI DRI PAPER TOWELS 900b selected varieties CATELLI pasta 27.502 CATELLI SPAGHETTI SAUCE 99 FOR MORE MONEY SAVING SPECIALS SEE OUR FLYER j _____________FOR COMPLETE LISTING_________________] Dorothy Dilworth and Robin Dunbar hosted the Hall Board Euchre Monday evening, January 21 at the Ethel Hall. There were 11 tables in play. Winners were: high lady, Lois McLean: low lady, Myrle Bowes; high man, Dorothy Martin; low man, Mel Jacklin; most lone hands, Marjorie McCourt, Allan Martin and Betty Hood. There were many tally card draw winners. The next euchre will be February 4 at 8:30 p.m. sponsored bv the Ethel W.l. Mildred Gill is now a resident of the Caresscant Care Retirement returned to the Ethel General Store Home in Listowel. or Grey Township shed with no Joan and John Smith had supper questions asked.______________ NOBODY COMPETES LIKE YOUR JEEP­ EAGLE DEALER □Eagle IN LISTOWEL OPEN WEEKDAYS /Q J .ZL 1 JIL 9 P.M.; SAT. ’TIL 5 P.M. fcW I “W V V Prod, of U.S.A.-#1 BROCCOLI 179 Cut from Can Grade A Beef TtNOERIZf0 8 80kg CUBE STEAKS Swiflt Eversweel 4 39kg DINNER HAMS Cvl l-ox L.x G'.Or t Brel BOMtltSS 5 «9bg FULL ROUND STEAKS from Can GradeA 8ee’ 8'Nf fSS flT W W ■ V * SIRLOIN ROASTS iwlWW L99 2.49 Sunday evening with John’s father in Newmarket to help celebrate his 80th birthday. Barbara Martin and Heidi Menzi are going to be the 4H club leaders for the current club “A Greener House”. Anyone interested in join­ ing may call 887-6192. The Ethel Women’s Institute is interested in the return of their W.L logo sign which has dis­ appeared along with the “Ethel” sign from in front of the Ethel Community Centre. If anyone knows of its whereabouts it can be 48oz. SUNPAC PURE APPLE JUICE 89 wmmmmn SWIFTS, unwrapped 2.62kg SMOKED PICNICS 119 14oz. selected varieties LIBBY’S PASTA