The Citizen, 1999-10-13, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1999. PAGE 3.
Blyth council briefs
Meeting set to discuss hydro
Blyth councillors were told at the
Oct. 4 meeting that an information
meeting for councillors and admin
istrators will be held at Memorial
Hall, Oct. 21. to discuss hydro ser-
vices.
Reeve Mason Bailey, Councillors
Murray Nesbitt, Doug Scrimgeour
and Jeff Howson and Clerk-Trea
surer John Stewart will attend.
***
Councillors Lawrie and Scrim
geour as well as Stewart plan to
attend a conference in London con
cerning Strategies for Success in
Labour, Employment and Regula
tory Law.
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Council agreed that Halloween
should remain on the usual date of
Sunday, Oct. 31.
NOTICE
Randy Groundwater,
Provincial Service Officer
for the Royal Canadian
Legion, shall be visiting
the Blyth area during
October. Anyone wishing
an appointment may
contact the undersigned
by October 19th.
John Stewart
Branch 420 Service Officer
523-4528
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Blyth
104 Queen St
A Review of activities at
^HEALTH ON THE HILLJ
Sheri Patch
wi be at
Creek ClothingB ack
Euchre winners at Memorial Hall
on Monday, Oct. 4 were: high lady,
Effie McCall; high man, Graeme
Mcdowell; ladies’ lone hands,
Carol Daer; men's lone hands,
Norman Turnbull; ladies’ low,
Dorothy Daer; men's low, Evelyn
Christensen.
Euchre is every Monday at
8 p.m..
get awards
at CHSS
It was an evening for renewing
acquaintances and receiving awards
when Central Huron Secondary
School in Clinton held commence
ment ceremonies, Oct. 8.
Several local students took home
honours.
At the OAC level: Tammy Walk
er won the Zeta Omega Phi Art
award for proficiency in senior art;
Erin Roulston, Blyth Festival The
atre Award which goes to the grad
uating student who has made a
significant contribution to drama
and is continuing drama/theatre
studies at the post-secondary level;
Tim Caldwell, West Wawanosh
Mutual Insurance Company Award
for a student pursuing a career in
agriculture or a related field; April
Van Amersfoort, Huron Women
Teachers’ Federation Scholarship
for the female student pursuing
post-secondary education with the
intention of entering the teaching
profession; Christina Black, Slo-
man School Car Award for the stu
dent who has shown enthusiastic
citizenship through their years at
Central Huron and Lori Carter,
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Saturday,
October 16
Royal Canadian
Legion Br. 420, Blyth
$10.00 per person
Supper served from 5-7 p.m.
Grand opening of newly
renovated lounge to follow
at 8:30 p.m.
Free entertainment by
Alex & Friends!
Tickets available at the bar.
125 tickets available!!!
16
All-you-can-eat
Fish Fry
Saturday, Oct.
5-8 p.m.
Full menu also available
the Blyth Ipo
523-9381
In the driver’s seat
Chad and Bryce Wheeler enjoyed their visit to the Blyth
firehall on Saturday during the open house hosted by the
fire department as part of Fire Prevention Week. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
} BRA FITTING CLINIC
Warner’s Styles
Friday, October 22
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Flu Shot Clinics
for Dr. Keith Hay's
patients
Oct. 14
Oct. 15
Oct. 20
2 to 4:30 p.m.
9 to 11:30 a.m.
9 to 11:30 a.m.
1 to 4:30 p.m.
Warner’s Fitting Consultant
*
Please call the office before coming in
482-5512
OSTEOPOROSIS
CLINIC
Blyth Apothecary
140 Queen Street North, Blyth
Friday, October 22, 1999 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
One in four women will suffer from osteoporosis.
Do you know how to protect yourself?
Join us to learn:
Risk factors and prevention
Importance of calcium
Role of exercise
Drug treatments
NO CHARGE
For more information or an appointment call:
523-4210
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
A WARM WELCOME to new members of our Student Volunteer
Program: Ashley Blake, Jessica Costello, Mary Finlayson, Erin
Flanagan, Ian Gordan, Angela & Sarah Jordan, Allison MacGregor,
Candace Poisson and Lori Van Bakel who are now receiving orientation.
These youth are eager to assist patients in any way they can. They arc
scheduled to work weekdays 4 - 7 p.m. and weekends 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Also, joining us October to January, are Co-operative Students, Jen
Kilgour and Jen Delvecchio. We trust this will be a rewarding learning
experience and look forward to your smiling faces at the Hospital.
DID YOU SEE US AT THE SEAFORTH FALL FAIR? Perhaps you
stopped by our booth to say hello, review health information, or have
your blood pressure and/or blood sugar taken. The new HPHP video was
also available for your viewing. This video is available for sign out and
we do encourage your organization, service club, meeting groups etc., to
become familiar with the new structure of our local HPHP hospitals. For
further information or to arrange loan of this video, please contact
Dorothy Medd 527-3002 or Grace Dolmage 527-3001.
“MORNING OUT” NEW PARENT SUPPORT GROUP with Karen
Searle, Breastfeeding Facilitator is held Friday a.m. 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. at
the Hospital. She looks forward to greeting you for the upcoming topics:
Oct. 15/99: You Child’s Body/Your Child’s Mind, Oct. 22/99: NO
SESSION, Oct. 29/99; SAFETY ISSUES/CHILDPROOFING.
To register or for information, please contact Nursing Office 527-3001.
STAFF WORKSHOP is being offered by the Huron-Perth Hospitals
Partnership with Gabrielle DelBianco, Innerfit as facilitator on
Wednesday, November 10, 1999 7 - 9 p.m. in Conference Room 2. “In
the midst of all the change, we hope this will be an opportunity of
support and encouragement along with a large dose of appreciation of
you” Pre-registration is requested by Monday, November Sth to 527-
3001.
TREE OF LIGHTS it’s coming to that time of year leading up to
Christmas and with it our thoughts and memories turn to what has
become an annual fundraising event for the Hospital Auxiliary. Mark
your calendars now for Sunday, November 28th for the “lighting of the
blue spruce Christmas Tree” on the lawn of the Seaforth Community
Hospital. Proceeds this year will go toward therapeutic ultrasound.
Tickets and .further information will be upcoming soon.