The Citizen, 1998-10-28, Page 14GRADUATION
Christy Pardys, daughter of
Henk & Anneke Pardys of
Blyth graduated on October
25, 1998 with a Honours
Bachelor of Business
Administration (BBA) with
co-op option from Wilfred
Laurier University, Waterloo.
She is currently employed by
Ernst & Young accounting
firm, Waterloo. Congrat-
ulations Christy. Love from
your family
Iola Subject, Ross Stephenson,
Violet Smith, Harold Metcalfe,
Grace Stewart, Bob Bateman, Jean
Schneider, Jim Cooper.
The next euchre will be Nov. 2 at
8:30 p.m.
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Going cross country
Grey Public School's runners were the only local winners in the Atom division at the annual
cross country meet held at the Wingham golf course Oct. 6. Brian VanVeen, centre back
-took second, while Julia Schlumpf, front left, claimed third.
Top runners
Local runners did well in the Bantam division of the North Huron cross country meet at
Wingham's golf course, Oct. 6. Jenna Krotz, front left, of Brussels came in just ahead of
Candace Baillie, right and Samantha Beirnes, both of Grey. Tyler Campbell, also from Grey
ran to a second place finish.
Help protect the environment
Reduce, reuse and recycle
The news from
thel
Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250
Betty Kennedy takes
most lone euchre hands
The regular euchre was held at
the Ethel Hall, Monday, Oct. 19,
hosted by John and Joan Smith
with 14 tables in play.
Winners were: high lady, Hazel
McKenzie; high man, Freda
D'Arcey; low lady, Anne Cooper;
low man, Bob Bremner; most lone
hands, Betty Kennedy, Jim Smith;
50/50, Bob Bremner; tally card,
Annie Wight, Leon Schneider,
Audrey Adams, Mac Smith, Eva
Harrison, Keith Turnbull, Mar-
guerite Beirnes, Dorothy Martin,
WDLCA to host
dinner, dance
The Wingham & District
Community Living Association
(WDCLA) held the second Early
Bird Draw Oct. 16 for the Annual
Lottery Dinner and Dance to be
held Nov. 14 in Lucknow. Winner
of the $500 prize was The
Lucknow Legion of Lucknow.
The draw was made by Verner
Caswell at the Administration
offipe of the WDCLA. Thirty
prizes (5 draws for $1,000, 5 draws
for $500, 10 draws for $250 and 10
draws for $100) will take place at
the Lottery Dinner and Dance on
Saturday, Nov. 14. The event. will
be held at the Lucknow
Community, Centre in Lucknow. A
limited number of tickets are still
available through the WDCLA
office.
HEALTH ON THE HILL
A Review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
/ BREAST CANCER INFORMATION EVENING @ Seaforth Manor
Activation RoOrn Wed., October 28, 1998 7:30 p.m. including: Ontario Breast
Screening Presentation, Breast Cancer Survivor - Sharing, Award Winning Video,
"Voices of Healing". Anyone interested is most welcome to attend. For
information call: Shirley Dinsmore 527-0655 or Joan Chesney 527-1650. This
event sponsored co-operatively by Huron Hospice Volunteer Service :and the
Canadian Cancer Society.
"TOP NUTRITION AT TOP SPEED" a fun & interactive evening for women
Thesday, November 3, 1998 with Ramona Josephson, author of "Heart Smart
Shopper, Nutrition on the Run"; to be held @ St. Anne's Catholic Secondary
School, Clinton 7-9 p.m. Refreshments and displays @ 6:30 p.m. Learn how to
balance good nutrition with a hectic life; make healthy eating less confusing;
make fat budgeting easy with the teaspoon solution, put nutrition in the kitchen
with fun, simple meal and snack ideas. Pre-register by Oct. 30 to 482-3416 or 1-
800-265.5184. Cheques payable to "Top Nutrition" do Take Heart Huron Project,
R.R.#5, Clinton, Ont. NOM ILO. For further information, contact Lorraine
Devereaux, Dietitian 527-1650 Ext. 248.
TREESOF LIGHTS This year, why not discover the magic of Christmas early?
Consider giving a "gift of light". Tickets are now available in local businesses,
the Hospital Switchboard, and Auxiliary Members at the low cost of $5.00 each.
Not only will you be remembering those special persons in your life, but you will
also be contributing toward the purchase of a personal pain medication pump to
benefit patients in need of pain control. Make plans now, to set aside Sunday,
November 22, 1998 7:00 p.m. for an evening of Christmas musical selections,
the ceremonious lighting of the lovely blue spruce Christmas tree on the grounds
of the Seaforth Community Hospital, and yes children, even a visit from Santa
and his helpers. Enjoy a cup of hot mulled cider with refreshments compliments
of the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary. P.S. Don't forget to write your letter to Santa
and drop it off in Santa's mailbox in the Hospital reception area. All letters will
receive a personal reply.