HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2002-12-18, Page 6Sirens wailed and lights flashed at
the Blyth arena Saturday afternoon
as broomball players made their way
Onto the ice.
According to Blyth Fire Chief
Paul Josling, a youngster . had tier
seen playing around the fire Mardi
switch near the entrance to the
spectator section of the arena and
was told to stop.
It is believed the same child later
pulled the alarm, though the suspect
had left by the time the fire
department arrived, said Jos-
ling.
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Blyth department responds to
Community spirit
Eight local elementary school principals visited Wescast Industries in Wingham Monday
morning to receive a donation of $16,000 from the company. The monies will be shared
equally among the schools and this year, used for literacy programs. Now in the second year
of a joint donation, Wescast contributes funds to educational, recreational and medical causes
through the Community Involvement Team (CIT). Present for the presentation were, in back,
from left: Carl Mowbray, CIT; George Barker, Brookside Public School and Cheryl Peach,
Wingham. In the middle: Liz Weishar, CIT; Sheree Fleischauer, Howick; Shelley Blackmore,
East Wawanosh and Julie Holmes, Turnberry. In front: Gerald Hoggarth, CIT; Kim Black, Blyth;
Alice McDowell, Grey; Joan Livingston, CIT and Heather Beattie, Brussels. (Janice Becker photo)
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it took ime time to shut off the Josling said a car had entered the
sirens as no one at the arena knew ditch just west of London Rd. on
where to locate the key. Westfield Rd.
The firefighters also responded to The injuries appeared to be minor
a single motor vehicle accident and the driver was treated by the
around supper time on Sunday. ambulance crew in attendance.
Municipality of Huron East
NOTICE
The Municipal Office
WILL BE CLOSED
December 23, 24,
Christmas Day, Boxing Day,
December 27 & New Year's Day
Council and Staff hope you enjoy the
Festive Season and wish everyone a
Healthy & Prosperous New Year!
HEALTH ON THE HILL
A Review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
"Season's Greetings to everyone as we quickly approach the Christmas
season." We extend our sincerest appreciation to the many community
Volunteers who have provided festive decorations to adorn the hallways,
brought special greetings by their visits, music and song, pastoral care,
treats of food and goodies from patients/families and the many extras
that mean so much not only at Christmas, but also throughout the year.
Holiday Hours at Seaforth Medical Clinic
Mon. December 23 OPEN
Tues..December 24 , OPEN 9 a.m.-12:00 noon
Wed. MERRY CHRISTMAS (CLOSED)
Thurs. HAPPY BOXING DAY (CLOSED)
Fri. December 27 OPEN 9 a.m.-12:00 noon on walk-in
basis
Mon. December 30 OPEN
Tues. December 31 OPEN 9 a.m.-3:00 p.m. walk-in basis
Wed. HAPPY NEW YEAR (CLOSED)
Thurs. January 2 OPEN
Fri. January 3 OPEN
Walk-In Clinic/Seaforth Medical Clinic all Thursday walk-in clinics
have been cancelled. We apologize for any resultant inconvenience.
Christmas Wish Campaign Our 2002.Christmas Campaign is
underway. This Holiday Season the Seaforth Community Hospital is in
critical need of a gift that we just can't live without. That gift is a 3 in 1
Cardiac Monitor. In the Spirit of the Season, please be generous with a
donation "from the heart..for the heart" to the Seaforth Hospital
Foundation. This year's campaign also includes a Christmas card for
everyone to return their Season's Greetings to the Health Care staff and
patients at Seaforth Hospital. Memorial Gifts are a wonderful way to
honour the memory of a deceased or loved one.
Donation Wheeled Walkers at their recent Wine and Cheese Reception,
the Huron Count) Junior Farmers presented two folding, 4 wheeled
walkers (including seat and basket) to Seaforth Community Hospital.
The same donation was made to each of the hospitals in Huron County.
The staff here is most grateful for this generous donation made by these
fine young people.
Huron Hospice Christmas Tree Draw was won by Jean McLean. Your
generosity in supporting this worthwhile cause is much appreciated.
Recruitment CD For Health Care Professionals the Foundation is
excited to have recently funded the creation of a CD for the Seaforth
Hospital recruitment of Health Care Professionals.
Foundation WEB Page Seaforth Hospital Foundation are pleased to
announce that you can find us on the web on the Seaforth Hospital's web
page. You can visit our web site directly at www.hphp.org/seaforth
foundation