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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-06-25, Page 17THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26,1991. PAGE 17. Info book for seniors, disabled now available A new up-to-date version of Seniors Scene has been produced by the staff of Information and Ser­ vice Development for Seniors and Physically Disabled Adults, a pro­ gram within the Huron County Health Unit. Jointly funded by Health and Welfare Canada, the Ontario Min­ istry of Community and Social Ser­ vices and the Ontario Ministry of Culture and Communications, the current edition of Seniors Scene has been thoroughly revised and updat­ ed since its last appearance in 1989. The publication comes in two parts: a Resource Handbook which contains general information on services available to seniors, and a Community Reference Guide listing local services specific to Huron County. "With so many different sources of information, a centralized effort is crucial to providing the best pos­ sible service to our seniors," explained Bev Brown, Co-ordinator of the program. "Programs arc changing and new programs are becoming available. All seniors and their families should have a copy of this reference guide so they know what is available for them. Anyone having questions can phone us free of charge. All calls are confidential and there is no need to identify yourself." June is Seniors' Month in Ontario and this booklet is dedicated to the 8,000 plus seniors living in Huron County. "The contributions seniors have made to our communities can­ not be measured," Brown com­ mented. "They should not hcstilatc to lake advantage of the services which arc being developed to help them to remain in their own homes as long as possible." Seniors, or anyone else, who are interested in obtaining a free copy of Seniors Scene should contact the Information and Service Devel­ opment office at 80 Mary Street in Clinton or call 482-5666 or 1-800- 267-0535. Copies of the book will LAST CHANCE CLUB 2B4 CAR TICKETS Availabla at Todd's Bakery & Brussels Hotel THIS SAT. 9 P.M. - 1 A.M. also be available at your local library or municipal office. -s Bell's &“ DISCOUNT CENTRE F QUEEN & DRUMMOND ST., BLYTH YOUR ONE-STOP FAMILY SAVINGS CENTRE 1/3 OFF Children's Summer Clothes Includes all in-stock shorts, T-shirts, tops, pants, and more Towels, Towels, And More Towels! BATH TOWELS BATH SHEETS BEACH TOWELS REG. 5.99 REG. 8.99 REG. 8.99 SALE 4.44 SALE 6.44 SALE 6.44 25% OFF Men's & Ladies Children's and Ladies' Beach Thongs BELL'S BLOWOUT!! INCLUDES FAMILY KITS ' j INDIVIDUAL STOCK & SPARKLERS ‘An additional 10% off to all purchases over $100.00 Summer Clothes Includes all in-stock T-shirts tops, and shorts While quantities last QUALITY V - STRAP THONGS SALE 1.44 OLYMPIC YARN 200 G BALL ASST. COLOURS REG. 4.29 SALE 3.49 PILLOWS MRS. O'RYANS 1/3 OFF TEA TOWELS ASST. PRINTS 1.19 FACE CLOTHS STRIPED .49 FLORAL PATTERN 3/1.00 PAMPER CAT FOOD 170 G TIN REG. .69 SALE 2 FOR .88 PEPSI, DIET PEPSI & CRUSH FLAVOURS ‘NEW LARGER CANS 12 PACK SALE 4.66 PANASONIC BATTERIES YOUR CHOICE AA C, D, OR 9V REG. 3.29 SALE 1.77 LICORICE TWIRLS RED OR BLACK 350 G BAG REG. 1.69 SALE 1.19 VHS-WET HEAD CLEANER SUPER BUY REG. 3.29 SALE 4.44 MOVIE SPECIAL 3 MOVIES 5.99 VHS T120 VIDEO TAPE CHR0MAX-QUALITY REG. 5.99 SALE 3.77 MEN’S AND LADIES' BLUE JEANS Reg. 29.99 to 34.99 SALE 22.99 CHILDREN’S JOCKEY BRIEFS S,M,L,XL QUALITY PRODUCT SPECIAL BUY 2.99 HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS ALL FLAVOURS SALE 1.29 (SNACK LINES EXCLUDED) SEALTEST 4 LITRE 2% MILK SALE 3.69 SPECIAL WITH EVERY 3 MOVIES BUY A 2 LITRE BOTTLE OF PURE SPRING GINGERALE FOR ONLY .87 « Bell's & DISCOUNT CENTRE F REGULAR HOURS: MON. - WED. 8:30 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. _ FRI. & SAT. 8:30 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. — SUN. 9A.M. - 10 P.M. 5© ALL ADVERTISED ITEMS ON SALE JUNE 26 ■ JULY 7 •We accept all gov"t cheques Including baby bonus •No Rainchecks this event •We reserve the right to limit quantities •PERSONAL CHEQUES WITH I D (FOR AMOUNT OF PURCHASE ONLY)