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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-05-06, Page 7Going once THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1992. PAGE 7. People attend conference Joan Wittig, Marlene Roberton, Lorraine Poulin, Anita Kennedy, Joanne King, and Roy Scott repre­ senting Wingham and Area Pallia­ tive Care Services Inc. recently attended the Annual General Meet­ ing and Spring Conference of the Community Hospice Association of Ontario. The one-day conference, which was highlighted by dramatizations of personal crisis involving the crit­ ically ill and their families followed by discussion and debate, was held on April 27 Wingham and Area Palliative Care Services Inc. is one of more than 30 hospice organizations from across the province that is a mem­ ber of the Community Hospice Association of Ontario. The Asso­ ciation, funded in part through a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation promotes, represents and assists the development and strengthening of hospice services Maitland Conservation Authority Chairman George Wicker, left and Maitland Conservation Foundation Chairman Vince Judge conduct the raffle at the annual fundraising auction in Brussels on Friday. Spotting is Jack Graul, former director. Proceeds form the event go to the Wawanosh Nature Centre. RELIEF IS AT HAND! Reduce your bills with a consolidation loan from..... Area volunteers honoured Clinton Community Credit Union Three Morris township residents were recently recognized for then- volunteer service at a special awards dinner in Kitchener. Betty Graber of Brussels, Donald Craig of Blyth and Phyllis Mitchell received pins from the Ministry of Citizenship and the Ministry of Culture and Communications. Mrs. Graber and Mr. Craig and his wife Marilyn were given their pins for 15 years of volunteer service at the Transylvania Club on April 23. Mrs. Mitchell was unable to attend but she will receive a pin for 10 years of service. Mrs. Graber said most of the other recipients were from cities, except for two from Bruce county. "We were the token rural people," she says with typical wit. Mrs. Graber is well-known in the Brussels area for her work with St. John's ambulance and as a girl guide leader for many years. She was the recipient of the 1991 Citi­ zen of the Year for Brussels. She also assisted Morris township with its plowing match. Completely taken by surprise over the nomina­ tion, Mrs. Graber said it was a nice way to end her time as Citizen of the Year. Morris nominated Donald Craig for his volunteer service on the cemetery board. His wife Marilyn said they were very pleased by the recognition. Mrs. Mitchell has been an active community person in many areas. She has taught crafts at nursing homes in the area, works with the BMG Catering Group, serves on the Duffs Church board, is a mem- Town & Country honours volunteers Town and Country Homemakers honoured its volunteers at a special appreciation night on Wednesday, April 29 in Seaforth. Approximately 490 people in the county volunteer their lime, energy and talents assisting Town and Country to provide the home sup­ port services to people in the area. Bayfield, Clinton, Exeter, Goderich and Zurich presently offer dining for seniors, while Meals-on Wheels is available coun­ ty -wide for frozen meals and in Exeter and Goderich for hot meals. Friendly visiting and telephone reassurance are also offered county wide while Exeter and Hensail have senior drop-in centres. There is a community outreach office in Bayfield and plans are underway to develop services in the Brussels and Seaforth areas accord­ ing to Home Support Services coordinator Sallie Lawton. EXETER 235-0640 48 Ontario St. CLINTON 482-3467 ber of the UCW and the church choir and entertains on the violin at services and meetings. Though she modestly said she didn't see that what she did was "very much", she did add, "It was a nice surprise to have been thought about. Impatiens Wax Begonias Lobelias HEAD LETTUCE .59 ENGLISH CUCUMBERS .79 ea PATIO POTS • Martha Washington geraniums • Pansy Hanging bags & globes * Small mixed pots • Potting Soil • Peat Moss • Sheep and Cattle Manure Hanging Baskets Full of Bright Colourful Flowers Carnations Tuberous Begonias Ivy Geraniums Hybrid Impatiens $10.49 PRODUCE FEATURES BEDDING PLANTS ARRIVING MAY 11 TH lilii ■ : OUT - THE - BACK GARDEN CENTRE COTTONELLE 4 ROLL WHITE OR BLUE 1.69 1.89 1.79 350 ML. PEPSI 1.69 SCHNEIDER'S MEAT STORE SPECIALS HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS AND DORITOS RED HOTS 450 G. 1.99 SLICED BOLOGNA 5oog. 2.79 SLICED SIDE BACON 500 G. 2.29 Specials on offer from May 6 to May 9 Open Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday ’til 9 p.m. Oiii® BATHROOM TISSUE GLAD 10'3 GARBAGE BAGS KELLOGG'S 400 G. CORN FLAKES CLARK 14OZ. BEANS WITH PORK IN TOMATO SAUCE__________ KRAFT REGULAR, ONION OR CHICKEN ’N RIB 455 ML. BARBEQUE SAUCE ORVILLE REDENBACHER MICROWAVE POPPING n aa CORN 285 G. >7 PLUS DEPOSIT 3/1.00