HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-12-21, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1988.
Marg Anderson
Marg Anderson, wife of Jim Ander
son, graduated on November 19
from the Conestoga College at the
twentieth convocation [Fall] in
Kitchener. Marg received her Exe
cutive Secretarial Arts Diploma.
Ethel
Clinton edges
Bly th Novice 'A'
Blyth Novice A team played
catch-up all night with their hosts in
Clinton Saturday and in the end
came up short for a 4-3 loss.
Clinton struck first with a goal by
Chad Chipchase at 6:46 of the first
but Darryl Bromley drew Blyth even
when he scored, assisted by Michael
Haggitt. But with two seconds left in
the first period, Jon Miller gave
Clinton the lead again.
Jeff Cowan scored unassisted in
the second to tie the score again but
Stephen Kingagain gave Clinton the
lead with two minutes left in the
period. Clinton scored an insurance
marker off the stick of Darren Bartliff
before Jeff Cowan scored another
unassisted goal with 1:16 left to draw
Blyth close. They couldn’t tie the
score however.
Blyth will play Brussels Friday
night at 7 p.m.
HEALTH ON THE HILL-
The ladies of the Ethel Women’s
Institute held their Christmas social
at the home of president Joan Smith.
Barb Grube conducted a few
Christmas contests and read a
Christmas poem. A few words of
Christmas good wishes were given
by Huron East President Freda
Klassen. Several fattening, scrump
tious goodies were served by Joan,
Barb and helper Nancy.
PEOPLE
Christmas was celebrated at Bob
and Isabelle Bremner’s on Sunday.
Those in attendance were Andrew
and Doris Bremner of Ethel; Della
and Andy McMichael of Listowel;
Joan and John Morgan, Gillian and
Kristen of Ilderton; Fredand Brenda
Phillips of RR 7, Lucknow; Maurice
andKatherynNesbitt, Lee, Rae, and
Jessica of RR 1, Southwold; Karl and
Mary Raszmann and Kevin of RR 1,
Monkton; Nolan and Karen Wett-
laufer, RR 1, Tavistock. Gillian and
Kristen stayed to have afew holidays
with Grandma and Grandpa Brem
ner.
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A series of bi-weekly reviews of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
NEEDS SURVEY - FOR DAY CARE
If you area parent of pre-school agechildren or parents-to-be in Seaforth and District, then your
input on this questionnaire is vital. An accurate assessment of your present and future needs
will enable the sponsors of the survey to estimate the demand for a professional day care
service. The questionnaire is available at the Hospital by calling 527-1650, ext. 152 or Helen
Southgate 527-0812.
“TISSTHESEASON”
Seaforth Community Hospital corridors look festive and cheery, thanks to the Hospital
Auxiliary, Huron Centennial Public, Seaforth Public and St. James Schools.
The Hospital Float, titled “Rockin’ Round the Christmas Tree’’, appeared in the Santa Claus
paradeand was fashioned by dedicated hospital staff, Hospital Auxiliary and Board Members.
Special thanks to Hank Binnendyk, Jack McLIwain and Steve Hildebrand.
BACK CARE BLITZ/88
The Physiotherapy Department and Co-op student, Jennifer Hodgins want all hospital staff to
know how to make the “Right Moves’ ’. Two videos were made specifically for this special week
toaddress thespecial back care needs of both care givers and non care givers in the health care
field. Winner of the door prize, a lumbar roll was Rose McMaster.
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