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The Citizen, 1994-10-12, Page 11Hot off the ice Members of the Brussels Bulls Junior C hockey team took a little time off the ice to prepare hotdogs for the hungry crowd who gathered in front of the IGA on Oct. 8. Serving up the meal are, from left, Greg Fritz, Brian Zabel, Nate Bender and Josh Alexander. Barking dogs a problem Continued from page 3 never been able to catch the dog barking despite having made numerous drives into the village, sometimes on his own time. "It is putting me in a difficult sit­ uation and I am asking council how they want to deal with it." The situation, Reeve Dave Lee said, has come about as the dogs are put outside during the day while the owners are at work, when the complainant who works midnights is trying to sleep. Mr. Trick said the people with the dog have been quite reasonable. A complaint has been lodged but. he said, he has never personally heard the dog barking. He said he could spend more time on this one situation, but it would cost the vil­ lage. Councillor Mason Bailey said that perhaps it would be best to find out if the parties involved want to come to a meeting. Councillor Eugene Cobum agreed saying, "It might be a good idea to try again in this case but I hope council won't be involved in any more dog issues." A meeting is being rescheduled after which, councillors said, they could deal with the outcome. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1994. PAGE 11. Seaforth gets new physician While many small communities are having difficulties finding doc­ tors willing to work the emergency room of the local hospital, Seaforth's newest doctor lists emer­ gency room work as one of the draws to a small town. Dr. Janet Zettel, 29, began her practice at the Seaforth Medical Centre on Oct. 3 and says she is Wheels We Can | 357-4074 PARKINSON'S Your Care Will Help Find The Cure Hxrr Message Comes Across For information call: 1-800-565-3000 Our Earth by Disposing of Household Hazardous Waste the Proper Way! The Corporation of the Village of Blyth declares the week of October 17 to 23rd as Waste Reduction Week. All Blyth residents and business people are encouraged to participate in Household Hazardous Waste days as set up by Bluewater Recycling. Location: Clinton Community Arena, Clinton Date: Saturday, October 22/94 looking forward to the exposure to different kinds of people and differ­ ent age groups. "I like to sec people when they arc healthy and I like to probl cm- solve when they arc sick," she says. "Health promotion and education are really important. Prevention is a large part of health care." -mllA/ziir.. Give YouQ/tway© au/u Specialized Personal Transit Dr. Zettel says she emphasizes communication with her patients and stresses equal participation between doctors and patients. After graduating from McMaster University’s medical program and finishing her internship al the Uni­ versity of Winnipeg, Dr. Zettel began practicing in Northbrook a small village north of Kingston. The Huron County Board of Education Volunteer Tutors Needed Would you like to help someone improve then- reading, writing or math skills? There is someone in your community who needs you. For information call Darlene Williams at 482-5428 ext. 353 or 1-800-265-1778 Part of our lifelong learning initiative. Graeme Craig * Paul Carroll Chair Director Time: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. ' * Another High Efficiency Low Price project by Bluewater Recycling Association, in cooperation with the Clinton Kinsmen.<________ Acceptable Acids, solvents, caustics, oil, paints, pesticides, deter­ gents, glues, pharmaceuti­ cals, batteries, and propane cylinders. Not Acceptable PCB's and any Radioactive waste.