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Mary Anne and
the late Steve Walsh
would like to announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Amanda Elizabeth Fitzgerald
to
Peter Abraham Nonkes,
son of
Jack and Sylvia Nonkes
March 15th, 2002
at the
Blyth CRC at 6:00 p.m.
Open reception to follow
at 9:30 p.m. at the
Blyth Community Centre
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THE CITIZEN,-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2002. PAGE 27.
WI)H adds page to web
At the Feb. 28 board meeting, the
Quality and Communications
Corrimittee presented the new page
to be added to the_ Wingham and
District Hospital web page at
www.winghosp.on.ca
Questions and Answers is
designed to answer questions' the
community may have about the
hospital. This first update looks at
some of the regulations that dictate
how hospitals are governed and run.
Mary Chippa, chairman of the
committee, explained that future
updates of Questions and Answers
OPP investigate
Brussels thefts
OPP are investigating two thefts
which occurred in Brussels.
On March 2 at approximately 8:45
a.m, OPP officers in Huron were
contacted over a theft from- a
residence on Alexander Street.
Sometime during the night a 1999
Ski-doo, model MXZ600 yellow in
colour was stolen from the yard. The
snowmobile is valued at $6,500 and
has Ontario marker #863752.
On Feb. 25 shortly before 9:45
a.m. a citizen reported a theft. A
1981 Jeep CJ had been left parked
behind a local -business on
Turnberry Street overnight.
Sometime during that time the
vehicle was forced open and an
Alpine stereo valued at $600 was
stolen.
Anyone who can help
investigators solve this crime is
asked to call the local OPP or Crime
Stoppers.
Love & Best Wishes
from your family
would look at local 1,,ties and that
committee will he inviting the
community to suggest questions for
this page. Chippa stated that copies
-of all Questions and Answers
updates would be Provided to the
local news media. Local clubs are
welcomed to download the page for
member discussion.
The Wingham and District
Hospital web page was developed,
and is • maintained, by Frans
Lichtenberg as a community service.
The web page was posted in 1998
and informatiop updates are
provided by hospital leaders.
Ideas for a review and update of
the web site features are being
discussed — watch for further
developments.
Break-in
to, shed
On March 1 at 2:30 p.m. a break-
in was reported to a shed located on
Concession #12 of East Wawanosh.
The victim told police that
sometime during the night a shed
was entered and 10 gardening tools
were stolen. Missing are four
shovels, three pitchforks and three
potato forks valued at $200.
Any person who has information
about these stolen items is asked to
call the local OPP or Crime
Stoppers.
Ecee% nfre
for
Ken Pennington
Karen Van Soest
Saturday, March 9
9:00 to 1:00
Brussels Community
Centre
Age of majority
Lunch provided
$5.00/person
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WEBSITE
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Happy Birthday
Winnie
Good stories
Competing in the Brussels-Grey public speaking storytelling contest at the Legion in Brussels
last week here with Youth Education Chair Sandra Josling, left, and PRO Jo-Ann McDonald,
were, from left: Kasey King, Brussels, who placed first; Zach Watson, Brussels, second;
Morgan Deitner, Grey, third; Lauren Stewart, Grey; Emily Baker, Grey; Dalton Hamilton,
Brussels. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
Well done
Brussels skaters successfully competed recently. In back, from left: Paige Keffer, first,
Canskate A; Holly Sholdice, first, Canskate A; Rachel Cousins, third, Canskate A; Bridget
Blake, first, Preliminary B; Brittany Thyssen, fifth, Canskate A; Ashley Sholdice. first,
Preliminary A; Alix Sholdice, second, Canskate; Herbie Runstedler, first, Canskate B. Middle
row: Laura Bowers, second, Pre-Preliminary a; Michelle Smith, second, Junior Bronze A;
Danica Zwep, first Canskate B; Cindy Stevenson, fourth, Pre-Preliminary A; Tina Ropp, fourth,
Junior Bronze B; Christine Seili, first, Pre-Preliminary A; Catrina Josling, fifth, Preliminary B;
Baylie Thomas, fourth, Preliminary B. Front:.Tori Cardiff, third, Canskate A. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Magic comes to Blyth stage
Attention Harry Potter fans! Need After the performance, prizes will ALALAILAILALALALALAIL something fun, exciting and magical be awardeThfor__ That Magic Guy's
to do on your March break? The
Blyth Festival is 'presenting That
Magic Guy, a show sure to impress
even the best of junior magicians.
That Magic Guy is scheduled to
present his Magical Wander Show at
Blyth Memorial Hall, March 13 at 2
p.m. Tickets are $5 per person.
Peter Mennie is That Magic Guy,
and describes his show as a musical,
magical, stand-up situational
comedy of errors.
That Magic Guy is recommended
for school-aged children, their
parents and of course grandparents.
That Magic Guy presented his
show to an invited audience at the
Blyth Festival three weeks ago, and
amazed the crowd with many of his
card tricks, particularly when he
stuck a playing card on the ceiling!
Mennie has promised the Blyth
Festival that he will tackle that feat
again in the theatre.
WEDDINGS
Performed - your location or our
indoor or outdoor chapel
(non-denominational)
For brochure call:
REV. CHRIS MORGAN
ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE
BENMILLER, 524-5724
CHRISTENINGS
, colouring contest that was A Happy
distributed to local schools. Prizes ri
were donated by Black Creek Birthd Clothing, Grand View Restaurant
and Manjin Electronics, all in Blyth.
Call, the Blyth Festival box office Great-Grandma
at 523-9300 or 1-877-862-5984 to
reserve your tickets today.
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