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NEWS
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Julie Harrison buys an apple from Devon Josling, who hit
the street with Christopher Brown during Brussels Scouts
apple day on Saturday. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Volunteer Board
Members Needed
The Grey Bruce Huron Perth District Health Council (DHC) is seeking two (2)
enthusiastic individuals from the County of Huron who have a genuine interest
in the local health care system to serve on its Board. As a DHC board member
you will be involved in decisions that affect local health care services and also
learn about the government's on-going reform of the health care system.
The DHC is seeking applications from individuals to serve as "consumer"
representatives. To be eligible as a "consumer", you must reside in the County
of Huron but not be involved in the provision of health services.
The mandate of the DHC is as follows:
To advise the Minister of Health and Long-Term Care on local health
care needs and other local health matters;
I— To make recommendations on the allocation of resources to meet the
health needs in the District; and
--- To plan for the development and implementation of an integrated
health care system in the District.
Interested candidates are invited to submit a letter of interest and a brief
summary of volunteer and work experience by October 26, 2001 to:
Recruitment and Development Committee
Grey Bruce Huron Perth DHC
P.O. Box 610
235 St. George Street
Mitchell, Ontario NOK 1NO
Fax: (519) 348-9749
Email: admin@gbhpdhc.on.ca
For more information about the DHC, please contact Jim Whaley, Executive
Director at (519) 348-4498 or 1-888-648-3712.
All information submitted becomes the property of the Grey Bruce Huron Perth
District Health Council, and as such will be subject to the provisions of the
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
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FROM BELGRAVE
Club meets
at arena
The Belgrave Community Club
met on Oct. 5 at 1:30 p.m. in the
arena with a very good attendance.
The meeting opened by singing 0
Canada with Freda Johnston at the
piano.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and approved. Lorne
Campbell gave a report from a meet-
ing he attended of the Tri‘County
Planning Committee held on Sept.
18. This committee will meet in
Belgrave on Nov. 20.
The group received an invitation
from Dungannon Seniors to join
them for a fun day Oct. 20. Dessert
will be served at 1 p.m. Notify Lorna
Cook at 357-1547 if planning to
attend.
The Community Club has been
invited to the Belgrave school on
Nov. 12 for a Remembrance Day
service.
Guests Bob and Ruth Gordon were
introduced by Louise Bosman. They
gave a very interesting account of
their trip to Scotland during the sum-
mer. They had many pictures which
were passed around.
L. Chamney
hosts UCW
The Afternoon Unit of the UCW
met Oct. 9 at the home of Lois
Chamney. Kay Roberts welcomed
everyone and thanked the hostess
then read a short poem entitled We
Thank Thee.
Ada Taylor conducted the worship
choosing Thanksgiving as the theme.
She closed with a message, Stop liv-
ing On Grumble Street and move to
Thanksgiving Street.
Mary Taylor presented the Bible
Study continuing on with the gospel
of Matthew. The title was How to
Forgive.
Mrs. Chamney was in charge of the
study portion of the meeting. She
introduced her daughter Donna Muir,
who had spent three weeks in June
visiting with her son and touring
Taiwan and other places such as Bali,
Bangkok and Hong Kong. Mark and
his girlfriend were in Taiwan teach-
ing English.
Donna presented a very interesting
insight into the different cultures and
how they live.
Mrs. Roberts thanked her, then pro-
p )unced the benediction. A social
n me followed.
There were eight tables of euchre
in play on Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Winners were: high lady, Mary
Taylor; 'second high lady, Gordon
Bosman; lone hands, Mary McIntosh;
low lady, Ruth Johnston; high man,
Mervyn Schneider; second high man,
Allen Edgar; lone hands, Richard
Moore; low man, Laura Johnston.
Thirteen tables of shoot were in
play on Friday, Oct. 12 at Belgrave
Community Centre.
Winners were: high lady, Lois
Chamney; second high, Merle
McFarlane; most shoots, Donna
Shaw; low, Shirley Carter; high man,
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spent a week with Thelma Piet&
All visited with other family mem-
bers and friends over the
Thanksgiving weekend.
Bob and Jane Grasby, and Laura
Johnston spent Thanksgiving week-
end with Donna and Gary Leitch of
London and George and Mary
Johnston of Ilderton.
Doreen and Rob Roy, Christine
and Emily of Peterborough, Nancy
Ball, Alicia and Matthew of
Hanover, Sheila and Doug Cousins;
Brandon and Jordyn of Guelph,
Richard and Anne Catherine
Anderson, Sarah and Daniel of
Goderich were Thanksgiving visi-
tors at the home of Ross and Barbara
Anderson.
Murray, Richard, and Michael
Irwin of Kitchener, and Ashley Irwin
of Ashfield Twp. enjoyed
Ross Taylor; second high man, Jane
Glousher; most shoots, Mary Taylor;
low, Richard Moore.
The next shoot is Friday, Oct 2
Thanksgiving dinner at the home of
Betty Irwin.
Jack and Mary Taylor attended a
family Thanksgiving dinner 'at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor at
Ripley.. Those attending were from
London, Toronto, Mitchell, New
Hamburg and Shakespeare.
John and Lois Anderson were on a
very enjoyable three-day bus nip to
Severn Lodge. The weather was in
their favour every day. The highlight
was a trip to Bala for a tour of a cran-
berry farm.
Celebrating Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler were Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Jones, Andrew and
Avery of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Dal Bianco, twins Sarah and Garnet
of Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Charter of Teeswater, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Davis and Shannon
of Markham, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Makas and Alicia of London, Mrs.
Mildred McAdam of Clinton, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Rae of Guelph and
Mr. Jim Coultes of Wingham.
Miss Margaret McLaughlin of
Ottawa had visited with Mrs.
Wheeler on Monday.
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tables in play
at euchre party