HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1995-03-15, Page 9Hitting the bullseye
Anita Little of Brussels, must have had several as she
captured the All-Ontario Dart Championship in the girls-
under-15 class, held in Toronto recently. Anita, who is
sponsored by the Blyth Legion, will now travel to Regina
for the Nationals, in May.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1995. PAGE 9.
Girls play flutes for WI
A Brussels girl, Anita Little, has
distinguished herself in the dart-
throwing world.
Anita earned a first-place finish
and the Ontario championship this
past weekend in Toronto, when she
defeated 11 other girls in the 15
and under age class.
"I have been throwing darts since
the time I was old enough to hit the
board," Anita says.
Competing for four years, the
Ontario championship is a first for
At present, Morris Twp. council
does not have a reeve.
Clem McLellan vacated his seat
near the closing of the Feb. 28
meeting, after a discussion on the
counting of dogs in the township.
According to the amended min-
utes of the meeting, Mr. McLellan
vacated his chair, left the council
chambers then returned to say,
Difficulties are plaguing officials
at Clinton Public Hospital who are
trying to compile an accurate list of
individuals having received blood
transfusions between 1976 and
1985.
This topic was one of several
discussed at a Clinton Hospital
Board meeting on Feb. 27.
According to Secretary Allan
Halls the hospital has been forced
to rely on information from the
Stratford Hospital which contra-
dicts information in their own
patient charts.
After discussing the issue further
the board of firectors have decided
to cancel the look-back program.
This program required them to
speak directly with those individu-
als who had received blood transfu-
sions during the danger years.
In place of the look-back pro-
the 14-year-old, having finished
fifth in last year's competition.
The next challenge will be the
Nationals in Regina, Saskatchewan
on May 18 to 22. The Blyth Legion
is sponsoring Anita:
Anita says she thinks her chances
are good if she throws as well as
she did at the provincial contest.
As well as competing as a single,
Anita will team up with Amanda
Ellwood of Windsor, who placed
second at the provincials, for the
doubles category.
"Someone else can obviously do
the job better than I, as of right now
that chair is vacant."
"We have received no written
confirmation" (regarding the resig-
nation), says Clerk Treasurer
Nancy Michie, ''so the events of the
meeting are all that is known."
Mr. McLellan did not wish to
make a comment at this time.
gram, the hospital will rely on
advertisements in the local media.
It was announced that the Veitch
Property next to the hospital has
been officially purchased for
$165,000.
Room rates will increase due to
an increased cost in operating
prices. Both semi-private and pri-
vate room rates will be effected.
Dan Meidinger told the board
that an increased workload has
resulted in a small January deficit.
Several purchases recommended
by the Joint Property and Finance
Committee were agreed upon. The
total cost of the new equipment,
which included such items as a
refrigerator and a hot water heater,
was listed as $14,150.75.
Bernice Jewson had good news
for the board saying, the Card Cav-
alcade has raised over $1,800 in
profit so far.
Continued from page 2
Chester Higgins, Keith Turnbull,
Reinhardt Bauer, Verna Tunney,
Ida Evans and Marie McTaggart.
On March 8, 20 members
attended the Majestic Women's
Institute meeting.
Melody White, acting President,
led the members in with 23rd
Psalm in remembrance of Mabel
Smith. A donation is to be made to
Huronlea on her behalf.
A farm workshop, to be held in
Brussels on March 22, will have
refreshments served by Leona
Armstrong, Kathy Bridge, Alice
Brothers and Doris McCall.
It was decided to have a pot luck
at the annual meeting April 12 with
the convenors being Kathy Bridge,
Ruth Bauer, Ida Evans and Verna
Tunney.
Huron-East District is respon-
sible for the meal on April 11 for
the Slice of Huron in Seaforth.
Cookies are to be supplied by
Margaret MacLeod, Leona
Armstrong and Yvonne Knight.
The committee for the card party
on April 4 are Marie McCutcheon,
Ruby Steiss, Peggy Keffer and
Edna McLellan.
The Cancer Casserole Supper
and card party will be held on April
24 with the committee of Doris
McCall, Kathy Bridge and Edna
Pletch.
Volunteers for the Cancer
Committee are Doris McCall,
Kathy Bridge, Ida Evans and
Margaret MacLeod.
A quilt is to be put in at Doris
McCall's on March 27. The
Majestic branch will be helping out
at the Huron-East Quilt Show on
March 24 between 6 and 7 at the
Fordwich United Church.
Margaret MacLeod, convenor for
International Affairs, spoke on
current affairs around the world.
The current events included the
peace treaty, wars, governments,
deficits and who owns Canada.
A short history was also done on
St. Patrick's Day. Mementoes were
shown of Ruth Sauve's trip to
Ireland which inclutled special
stones, pictures of the area and a
diary of her trip.
Ashley Gropp and Christine
Yoon played duets on their flutes,
followed by Christine Yoon on the
piano. Margaret MacLeod thanked
the girls and presented them with a
gift.
Morris reeve walks out
List hassles hospital officials