HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-03-02, Page 21THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2,1994. PAGE 21.
Top scouts
Tom Bailey, the Huron District Commissioner presents Chief Scout awards to Chris Knox and
Shawn Clark at the annual banquet in Blyth on Thursday, Feb. 24. These were the first two
Top Scout awards presented in Bluewater Region this year.
Employment & Immigration
Canada funds Literacy Fest.
Employment and Immigration
Canada in Goderich has set aside
funding to support the Family
Literacy Festival which is
scheduled for June 6-10 at the
Fairgrounds in Clinton. The
Festival will celebrate Family and
Literacy in recognition of 1994,
International Year of the Family
with activities for people of all
ages.
Celebrity readers, crafts, displays
and drama and music presentations
will take place from 9:30 a.m. -
2:30 p.m. There will be two
evenings of performances on
Wednesday and Thursday. There is
no charge to the general public for
daytime programs. There will be a
small fee for the evening
performances.
The Festival is a unique venture
organized by many community and
educational groups including the
Huron Board of Education, the
Huron-Perth Roman Catholic
Separate School Board, Conestoga
College, the Huron County Library
System, the Huron-Perth Literacy
Committee, and Employment and
Immigration Canada.
For more information, contact
Pat Senn at the Huron Board of
Education, 1-800-265-5598 or 482-
3496.
For more information, call
1-800-563-WILD
Canadian Wildlife Federation
Good effort
Venturer Jeff Josling, right, was the recipient of the Blyth
Scouting award for Interest, Effort and Achievement. Jeff
received the award at the annual banquet on Thursday
night in Blyth. Making the presentation was Advisor Steve
Root.
Little damage
in Brussels
barn fire
A chicken bam fire at the north
end of Brussels at 8:30 Saturday
evening amounted to little as vol
unteers firefighters extinguished
the blaze in less than half an hour.
Fire Chief Murray McArter says
the fire appears to have started on
the third floor of the building,
which was owned by Carl Miners
of RR2, Bluevale. It took just 20
minutes to get things under control,
he said and firefighters remained at
the scene for another hour and a
half to clean up. The cause is stil-
lundetermined and the fire is under
investigation, Mr. McArter said.
There was no estimate of dam
age.
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HEALTH ON THE HILL
A review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Seaforth Community Hospital Welcomes:
Conestoga College pre-graduate students, Teresa Underhill
and Karen McCullough, who are receiving clinical
experience at the Hospital until April 28/94.
Co-operative Education Student, Cheri Taylor, Seaforth
District High School who is gaining clerical experience.
Jr. Volunteers Kathleen Moylan, Nikki White, Tara Dale,
Melissa Van Bakel, Bronwyn Phillips.
Consultant Donna Partridge spent a whole day at our hospital,
speaking to all staff members, doctors and board members
about our journey towards quality. She introduced the Total
Quality Management concepts and principles which are
becoming critical to Health Care when it is experiencing a time
of crisis and challenge.
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