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Turn about fair play
Area women got some much deserved pampering on
Saturday at the Blyth UCW's Women's Day Out. After
enjoying the morning's activites, participants were treated
to a delicious luncheon, served by some able men.
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The Clinton Public Hospital
(CPH) Foundation has been formed
to undertake fundraising,
investment and income distribution
activities to enhance or improve
services and patient care of the
Clinton Public Hospital.
As of April 1, all donations and
bequests to the hospital will be
managed by the foundation and
these funds will be distributed to
meet the hospital's requirements.
The foundation will meet regularly
with the hospital to determine the
funds needed for purchase of
medical equipment or the
enhancement of the facility.
The Foundation is a separate
corporation with a board of
directors and bylaws governing its
activities. Two hospital board
members and five community
representatives will make up this
new board.
The DHC hospital restructuring
plan includes a continued role for
the Clinton Public Hospital and
members look forward to many
fundraising campaigns to support
its continued operation. However,
in the event of the dissolution of
the Clinton Public Hospital, the
funds of the foundation shall be
distributed to support continuing
hospital and/or health care services
provided to the residents in the
former catchment area served by
the Clinton Public Hospital.
Hullett
Blyth
approves
fire dep’t
budget
People
Cliff and Marie Walsh, Sarnia,
Audrey Walsh, Clinton, Jim, Elsie
and Lloyd Walsh, Blyth attended
the 50th anniversary of Clare and
Eileen (Walsh) Niergarth of
Wingham on Sunday.
Winners of Blyth euchre party
April 7 were: high lady, Lillian
Appleby; high man, John
Hesselwood; ladies' lone hand,
Dorothy Daer; men's lone hand,
Kathy Bromley; low lady, Mary
Turnbull; low man, Jack Blake.
Hullett Twp. council approved
budgets at the April 1 meeting.
Hullett’s share of the Blyth and
District Fire Area board budget was
$17,400 and $10,698 for the Clin
ton Fire Area board.
W.E. Kelley and Associates were
appointed as egineeers to apportion
the assessment for the Farquar
Drain against Lot 27, Cone. 5, due
to severance.
Council did not back a resolution
by Belle River to ask for the post
ponement of the fall municipal
elections.
Accounts payable, in the amount
of $366,102.95, were approved for
payment.
Waiting for a turn
Two young models watched as some of their counterparts
strutted their stuff for the Women's Day Out fashion show
at Blyth Memorial Hall on Saturday. This pair was
modelling for a Lucknow business.
Crash on Hwy 4
On April 8 at approx. 7:50 p.m.
on Hwy. 4, just south of Huron
Road 25, a 1988 Plymouth van
driven by Karla Stacey, 18, of
Londesboro was northbound, when
she lost control on an extremely icy
road surface and slid into the ditch,
causing damage to the front end of
the vehicle.
Stacey was taken to Clinton
Hospital with minor injuries.
No charges were laid.
Silent Auction
Lunch Counter
Saturday, April 26
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Trinity Anglican
Church
Blyth
lennox Montgomery's Comfort Centre Ltd
357-4300
Hwy #4 Just South of Wingham
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fireplace
air conditioning
major appliance
Offer Ends May 16.1997
The First Blyth
Rover Crew
presents
2nd Annual Fundraising
Chili Supper!
Monday, April 28,1997
5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
at the Blyth Arena
Adults - $6.00
Children under 12 - $4 00
Preschoolers - free
chili, salad, refreshments,
desserts, Take-out/Eat-in
Tickets available at
The Citizen
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