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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1998-08-05, Page 9Compiled by Patty Banks Phone 887-6156 Resident starts business GRADUATION Ann Uhler daughter of Fred and Karen Uhler graduated on the Dean's Honours List, June 10, 1998 from the University of Guelph. She received the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Honours History. Ann is continuing her studies at Althouse College at the University of Western Ontario in September. Congratulations and Best Wishes from your family. - 4 Nursery Stock can be planted anytime... come see our selection! now redo... GREEN & YELL our own FIELD TOMATOES READY SOON! ANS our own... PEACHES & CREAM TE_EmI /far /le 7 ' CUKESI SWEET CORN A (.;/--1d9er'4e1r32.s-3f17121-064/ 6\ SUMMERDzLoyy RR#1 ,On NOM IGO THE PERENNIAL GARDENS ARE A MUST TO SEE! ...lilies are now flowering and add a beautiful accent to your gardens -numerous colours to choose from ,FARm \taPINCTia .. 0 -'? orders Your first investment choice A good financial advisor Helen M. 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PAGE 9. lt The news from a on Campbell offers massage therapy It is always nice to hear of new businesses starting up. I talked with Bruce Clark of Walton who has started CMAC-Telecommunica- tions. Bruce had been with Bell Canada for 29 years as an installer and repairman. He took an early retirement package, but decided that retirement wasn't what he wanted. By Lee Ann Waterman Special to The Citizen While renovations are underway at Seaforth District High School, students and teachers at the school should not expect their new library/resource centre until the middle of the next school year. "The bulk of the renovations (for the resource centre) will be done over the Christmas period to have it ready for the second semester." Janet Baird-Jackson, superinten- dent of business and finance told board members at their meeting on July 27." Earlier this month, the Avon Maitland District School Board decided to relocate most depart- ments and about 60 staff members currently working at the board offices in Stratford and Clinton to Continued from page 1 Walton being the final. Blair Morgan (Sask) is in the fight of his career to retain the number one plate he earned in 1997. Marco Dube (Que) wants his 1996 number one plate back . . . but Jean Sebastian Roy of Acton Vale, Que is on a tear. After completing the AMA supercross series in 15th he is currently in ninth place in the AMA 250 outdoor series. He has won 11 of 12 motos in the Canadian series he has competed in but due to conflicts with the AMA series he has missed two rounds. It remains to be seen if he can continue to dominate at Walton and if it will be enough to clinch his first Canadian Championship. To provide all the services for an event this size taps all the resources in the local community. This event is a major fundraiser for many community service groups including the Brussels Optimists, Walton public school parents association, Walton sports committee, ARK drop-in centre, International Plowing Match committee and the Seaforth District High School students council. In addition many local businesses unicef (C-* United Nations Children's Fund Where children's rights come first. Due to de-regulation in Bell Canada anyone qualified to install phones can do so. Bruce had been getting calls at home for him to do installations so he figured why not start his own business. Bruce claims that he can offer at least a 30 per cent savings on installations and repairs. He can work anytime, anywhere, with very flexible hours. We wish you all the luck with your new venture Bruce. the Seaforth high school. The board approved both renovations to the basement and first floor of the school and a new addition, which will include a new library/resource centre/computer lab for the school. But because the board offices in Stratford must be relocated this fall, building the new offices in Seaforth is the first priority. The offices are to be completed .by the end of October. The resource centre will be the last phase of the project and should be completed some time in the new year. Baird-Jackson says the project is "on track in terms of schedule and on track in terms of budget." The project, which is to be funded from the proceeds of the sale of the Stratford offices, is to cost $1 million. participate to provide everything from beer coolers, to generators, to toilets, ice, track maintenance equipment, security, etc. Participation in the trade displays by all the leading suppliers of motocross paraphernalia takes advantage of this occasion to display everything from motorcycles to tee shirts and to display the 1999 lineup for the first time. Honda will be celebrating their bands and fun contests. The event will be televised on Speedvision and Outdoor Life and is covered extensively by all the leading enthusiast publications. By Janice Becker Citizen staff The ache in the muscles slowly seeps away as gentle, warm hands massage the tension into oblivion. In an upper studio at Chauncey's Hairstyling in Blyth, Becky Camp- bell, a registered massage therapist gradually works the kinks out of shoulder and back muscles which have resulted from lengthy hours in front of a computer screen. Or for the more active, a trip to visit Campbell's can help loosen muscles tightened by over-exertion. Campbell not only relieves one's stress while in her office, but sends home relaxation and stretching tips to help between appointments. Some of the most common con- ditions treated by massage therapy is carpal tunnel, tendonitis, migraine, tension or sinus headaches and trauma from frac- tures, whiplash or post-surgical swelling. Therapy may also relieve suffer- ing in nerve diseases such as neu- ralgia, multiple sclerosis and muscular dystrophy; muscular sprains, strains, cramps and bursitis as well as arthritic conditions, lupus and fibromyalgia, she Says. Campbell, who set up her busi- ness in the village a few weeks ago, graduated from the Canadian Col- lege of Massage and Hydrotherapy. Crime of the Week THEFT - BICYCLE - BRUSSELS Sometime overnight of July 15 a bicycle was stolen from Turnberry Street in Brussels. Police describe the bike as green/black 18 speed, CCM men's mountain bike. MISCHIEF UNDER - GREY TWP. On July 17 at approximately Campbell says her course work dealt extensively with the physiolo- gy of the body, what affects various muscles, the inter-connections, assessment and human relation skills as well as nutritional factors. In acquiring assessment skills, Campbell says they learned to rec- ognize serious illness, when mas- sage might not be the answer. Often, when the clients become relaxed over the 30 to 60 minute session, they may recall symptoms or incidents which don't readily come to mind in a doctor's office, she says. She is then able to to help identi- fy specific problems or conditions which should be discussed with a physician. From those conversations, Camp- bell says she is able to create a con- fidential record which can assist in monitoring progress or aid a replacement therapist. Campbell is looking into expand- ing her knowledge by attending seminars which focus on perinatal, postnatal and labour support. With 2,200 hours of course work, 150 hours of clinic time and regu- lated by the Canadian Massage Therapists of Ontario, massage may be covered under some health plans. Campbell is currently in Blyth Monday and Thursday until 7 p.m. and Friday until 5 p.m. 5 a.m. people were awakened by smashing glass. Police said, two vehicles parked in a driveway in the Village ol Ethel were damaged. A 1980 Pontiac LeMans had the rear window and mirror smashed, along with other interior damage done. Another vehicle parked next to the Pontiac, a 1980 Dodge Diplomat had both mirrors broken off and a door dented. Two youths are under investiga- tion for the $1,000 damage done to the vehicles. THEFT OF GENERATOR - McKILLOP TWP. On July 17 a theft was reported at a construction site in McKillop Twp. Police said that sometime in the last week a generator, 8 hp. Honda Generator, Model EZ5000 with a serial #1011799, red in colour and valued at $1,800 was stolen off the job site. As of Aug. 1, she began accept- ing patients at the medical clinic in Lucknow on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Appointments can be made by calling 523-4793 and leaving a message. Relaxing Massage therapist Becky Campbell offers clients a relaxing method for easing sore, aching muscles, relieving stress and alleviating disease symptoms. Seaforth High School renovations on schedule Walton motocross gets media coverage