HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2001-01-04, Page 15Cards of thanks
HUNKING. Thanks to so many
people. First, Dan and Karen, for
helping Lorne the morning of my
stroke. What wonderful neighbours!
Thanks to my granddaughters
Laurel and Shannon for so capably
doing everything that needecho be
done that day. Thanks to the
ambulance attendants, Dr. Bokhout
and the Clinton Hospital
emergency staff, Dr. Van Walraven
and the staff at Stratford Hospital,
for my care the first few days.
Thanks to Dr. Salsbury, Dr. Hay,
the staff at Clinton Hospital, Dr.
Gear, the rehab team and the staff
at Wingham Hospital for their care.
Thanks to everyone who sent cards,
gifts, visited and called since my
stroke. Special thanks to Rev. Paul
Ross for his support during this
difficult time for me and my
family. It is in times like this that
we realize how blessed we are to
live in a caring community. Lorne
and I have now moved to Exeter
Villa. Holiday greetings to all of
our friends. — Addie. 01-1
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breeding and some maintenance.
Potential $30,000 annual income.
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We are currently seeking capable
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Positions are available in sow units,
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Housing is also available. Please
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The Blyth Festival
is seeking a
Project Co-ordinator
for the 2001 production
The Outdoor Donnellys,
a collective,
directed by Paul Thompson
The Outdoor Donnellys is a
professional production to be
staged outdoors in June 2001
with the co-operation and
assistance of a large corps of
volunteers. If you have a
broad knowledge of the area,
have exceptional
organizational skills, have an
interest in publicity,
promotion, and volunteer co-
ordination, this position will
be of interest to you.
This is a contract position
and will terminate one week
after the final performance of
the show on July 1, 2001.
To discuss this opportunity
further please forward your
résumé and cover letter,
including salary expectations
to Karen Stewart,
Administrative Director, Blyth
Festival, Box 10, BLYTH,
Ontario NOM 1H0 by January
12, 2001.
In memoriam
MILLER (Bessie). In loving
memory of a dear mother,
grandmother, and great-grand-
mother who passed away Jan. 2,
1999.
We are thinking of you today
Mom, but that is nothing new.
We thought of you yesterday,
and the day before that too.
We will think of you tomorrow and
each day as we come and go,
We will think of you forever,
because we love and miss you so.
— Sadly missed, never forgotten,
Sandra, John and children. 01-1
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Cards of thanks
KIEFFER. I wish to thank
everyone who helped me during the
past nine months since my heart
attack and the surgeries that
followed. It is nice to be able to say
that my recovery is almost
complete. To Dr. M. Quantz, the
surgical, medical and infection
control teams at University
Hospital, thank you. Drs. Bonnie
and Shawn Marshall — you were
always supportive and under-
standing and have continued to be
since my return home. It is
appreciated! Thanks to Brenda St.
Pierre, Karen Burke and Karen
Blackwell for your nursing care. To
Lloyd Wheeler and the neighbours
who kept our lane open and to
Tracey Nicholson who cared for
our dog and home, a special thanks.
To our family and friends who
visited at London and at home, who
sent food, cards, prayers and phone
calls, it is good to know your
assistance is always present. Hope
everyone has a healthy and joyous
New Year. — Bill Kieffer. 01-1p
Coming events
HURON COUNTY BEEF PRO,-
ducers Association annual meeting,
Wed., Jan. 17, 2001, Brussels
Legion, 11:00 a.m. Guest speaker —
John Gillespie (steak on the
internet). Tickets $12/person. Call
Rose Marie Bishop 887-6186 or
see local director. 01-2
MAJESTIC WI, BRUSSELS ARE
having a casserole supper euchre,
Brussels Library, Thursday,
January 4 at 6:30. Everyone
welcome. Cost $6. 50-2p
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
Auxiliary meeting in CPH Board
Room, Monday, Jan. 8, 2001 at
10:00 a.m. Speaker Dianne
Ferguson discussing Bone Density
information. Come along, bring a
friend or contact Freda 482-9163.
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PROBLEM SOLVING. LEARN
about the importance of a Chamber
of Commerce when Ian
Cunningham, President of the
Ontario Chamber of Commerce,
shares his experience and
knowledge at a seminar on
Tuesday, Jan. 9, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. in
the multipurpose room at the
Lucknow Sports Complex. Open to
everyone. 50-2
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Services
HORSE ADVENTURE — SLEIGH
rides, trail riding and horse rental.
Phone Frontier Town, Home On
The Range, 523-9478. 36-tfn
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Custom manure,
irrigation,
draghose system,
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Wanted
GUNS WANTED — I WILL PAY
and remove all guns from your
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Phone - 519-887-6106, leave
message and phone number. 01-2p
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP
cars and trucks. L & B Auto
Wreckers, 1/2 mile south of
Brussels. Call 887-9499. tfn
The meeting of the Auxiliary to
Wingham and District Hospital was
held in the Terrace Room of the
hospital, Monday, Nov. 27.
Mary Lou Cameron gave the
treasurer's report. The results of the
rummage sale were $1,314.38. As
the sale is all volunteer work the
members agreed it was still
worthwhile to continue this project
and thank the public for being so
faithful in savir.g articles for the
sale. The spring date will be
announced later.
Myrla Frank, treasurer of the gift
shop announced that sales had been
good with October sales of $635.63.
New items for Christmas are
available for sale at the gift shop.
President Brenda Anger reported
on the fall conference that five
members attended in Palmerston.
Wingham will be hosting the fall
conference in 2001.
Hospital bridge is now in play for
another season. There are six tables
in play in the afternoon and four in
the evening.
It was decided to acknowledge the
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The Citizen.)
teen volunteers and co-ordinator
Rosemary LaRose with a small gift
of appreciation at the Christmas
season.
It was announced that December
babies will go home in a Christmas
stocking attractively sewn by
auxiliary member Marion
MacKenzie. The New Year's baby
will be presented with a shawl from
the Auxiliary.
All auxiliary members are
requested to get new ID cards under
the Huron Perth Hospitals
Partnership. Watch for dates when
the camera will be available at the
hospital.
After some discussion it was
decided to send a letter to the board
and site administrator requesting an
answer to how Auxiliary money is
being spent at the hospital.
The social convenors, Donna
Sutcliffe and Shirley McKague,
served Christmas treats. Members
then tried their hand at painting a
candle under the guidance of
President Anger.
The next meeting is Jan. 22.
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