The Citizen, 2002-07-17, Page 18Forthcoming
Marriage
MASON - TELFORD
Glen and Trish Mason
would like to announce
the marriage of
their daughter
Dianne Callaway Marie
to
Aaron Mathew
son of
Bruce & Katherine Telford
on
Saturday, July 20, 2002
at 3:30 pm
at
The Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 140, Clinton, ON
Open reception to follow
at 8:30 pm
PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2002.
WEDDINGS
Performed - your location or our
indoor or outdoor chapel
(non-denominational)
For brochure call:
HEV. CHRIS MORGAN
ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE
BENMILLER, 524-5724
CHRISTENINGS
MAsteaft
Tipping the ball
With 20 teams taking part in the annual Belgrave Kinsmen
ball tournament, some of the Saturday games were held in
Blyth. Proceeds from the five-day event will go towards the
Kinsmen's contribution to the North Huron Wescast
Recreation Complex. (Janice Becker photo)
Sizzling in the heat
Amidst the smoke, Doug Dale tended hundreds of pork
chops over smoldering coals during Brussels' St. Johns
Anglican Church's pork chop barbecue supper Sunday
evening. (Janice Becker photo)
involves great amounts of money".
Deputy-Reeve Murray Scott
noted that often council has to take
the word of experts without fully
understanding what is involved.
Clerk-Administrator John Stewart
agreed saying that when the issues
start involving engineer's reports,
council basically has to accept
what'ss given them.
Sitting on the committee, along
with municipal staff are Councillors
Arnold Taylor, Murray Nesbitt and
Scott, though all councillors may
attend if they choose.
One water topic discussed was
with regards to well testing in
Blyth. Stewart explained that while
a video study of one of the village's
well is being done from July 16 to
July 19, residents will need to limit
daily water usage. "If we see we
can't keep up with one well, then we
will have to put a restriction on,"
said Stewart.
Another issue involved the
Belgrave water system. A letter
from Andy McBride of Maitland
Engineering noted that in the future
there may be problems with the
water in the hamlet.
Stewart said that he and the public
works staff were hoping to meet
with McBride to get an explanation
in laymen's terms.
However, he added, "as I
understand it the system as it is no‘;‘, -
is working fine. The problem may
be if that subdivision gets full we=
may end up pumping from the
Belgrave Creek and would have to
do things to rectify that. The short
story is it's going to cost us more
money again down the road."
There have alsobe concerns about
one of the Wingham wells. A study
(the former Clerk-Treasurer
of the Township of
Turnbeny and the former
Clerk-Deputy Treasurer of
the Municipality of
Morris-Turnberry who
retired August 1,2001.)
The Council of Morris-Turnberry wishes
to advise that it has been 1 year since
your retirement - August 1, 2001 and we
were remiss that a Retirement
announcement was not placed in the
newspaper last year. We wish at this
time to correct that oversight.
was recommended to address
concerns about turbidity. Cost
would be $6,500, plus GST.This
cost could be covered by OSTAR
funding as well, however, Stewart
reminded that it already looks like
more is going to be spent on water
issues than what was initially
thought when funding was applied
for.
_HEALTH ON THE HILL_
A Review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY BURSARY students who have been
approved at University/College to pursue a health related field,
are eligible to apply. For further information and for application
form, please contact Anne Ste. Marie at (519) 527-2695 or
Frances Teatero 522-1979. Application deadline: September I,
2002.
RED CROSS BABYSITTING TRAINING being a responsible
babysitter requires a positive attitude and training. Youths (over
11 years of age) can be prepared, know how to handle an
emergency situation and how to prevent injuries. Stratford/Huron-
Perth Branch offer the following full day courses:
Stratford: July 29, August 13 and 19
Goderich: August 13.
Interested persons please call Bettianne Hedges, Branch Manager
at 1-877-528-8802. •
BLOOD DONOR CLINIC Thurs. JULY 25, 2002 1:30 p.m. to
8:30 p.m. @ Seaforth Community Centre.
FIRST AID & CPR COURSES information of upcoming
courses are available by contacting the Canadian Red Cross at.
519-877-8802.
,SCH FOUNDATION MAILOUT CAMPAIGN please watch
your mail for Seaforth Community Hospital Foundation's
Summer 2002 fundraising campaign information coming soon.
Our Hospital requires $25,000.00 for purchase of essential patient
care equipment. One piece of equipment is an automatic blood
pressure machine called a Dynamap. Your support is crucial and
certainly most appreciated.
WELCOME to oncoming Seaforth Community Hospital Board
of Directors: Sheila Morton, Sheila Richards and Tony
VandenHengel.
PUBLIC WASHROOMS a wheelchair accessible washroom is
available by the Hospital Auxiliary Gift Shop. A baby change
table is also an enhancement.
By Bonnie Gropp
Citizen editor
With so many water issues to deal
with, due primarily to stricter
government regulations, North
Huron council decided at its
Monday night meeting to strike a
committee specifically to deal with
water.
After discussion on several
related topics, Councillor Jeff
Howson brought made the
suggestion because, "it's a serious
area which requires a lot of time and
Cookbooks
on sale
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Church of God and United Church
parishioners.
The anniversary cookbooks are
now available. At a cost of $10, they
are expected to go quickly. They can
be purchased from Eleanor Babcock
at Grand View Restaurant or at the
craft show during the celebrations.
The non-denominational church
service is planned for out of doors at
the fairgrounds and though some
bleachers may be available, guests
are asked to bring lawn chairs.
Yoe and Dolores Kerr are pleased
to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter
Kara Lynn
to
Shawn Mathew
son of 'Wilson and Frances Daw on
Saturday, gay 20, 2002 at
St. _lohn's Anglican Church, Brussels.
Open reception BMG
Community Centre
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Your time aid ikdication of excellent service
to the MunkiPalitY was greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your many years of dedicated service
to the former Township of Turnberry and the
Municipality of Morris-Turnberry
N. Huron establishes water committee
BEST WISHES DOROTHY FOR A
HAPPY AND ENJOYABLE RETIREMENT