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Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Submitted
Daniel Sloetjes of Lucknow is the recipient of scholarship award through the Bruce County Public Works Association.
Presenting the award is Paul Boswell, President of the Association. October 7, 2014.
Bruce County Public
Works Scholarship
The Bruce County Public Works
Association in 2014 offered a schol-
arship, valued at $1,000 to an out-
standing student in Bruce County
enrolled in a program related to
public works. This student must
have completed one or more years
of post -secondary education in the
respective program. Selection is
based on a combination of strong
academic achievement, a demon-
strated interest in public works at a
municipal or county level, and
leadership potential as evidenced
through extracurricular or volun-
teer activities.
Daniel Sloetjes from Lucknow
best met the requirements for the
2014 Public Works Scholarship.
Daniel is going into his 3rd year at
Georgian College pursuing a
diploma in Civil Engineering Tech-
nology. His present Academic
Average is 81.7 %. He works for a
construction company in the sum-
mer months doing road, culvert
water and sewer construction.
Daniel is also a volunteer fire-
fighter for Lucknow Fire
Department.
NEWS
High-risk Groups
are Priority for
Flu Vaccines
Huron County
Health Unit
Until October 23, flu vaccine will
only be available to Ontario resi-
dents at highest risk of getting the
flu and becomingseverely ill.
High-risk groups include cate-
gories such as: children from 6
months to 5 years of age; individu-
als over 65; pregnant women;
health care providers; anyone with
a chronic medical condition such
as cardiac or kidney disease, dia-
betes or asthma.
"While it is important for every-
one to get their flu shot, we really -
want those individuals at highest
risk of complications and hospital-
ization to get the vaccine first,"
says Public Health Nurse RuthAnn
Ogilvie
The Huron County Health Unit
will hold community clinics for the
general public on Wednesday,
October 29 from 3:00 to 7:00 pm at
the Clinton Legion and Monday,
November 3 from 5:00-7:00 pm at
Seaforth Public School.
A list of clinics will be in com-
munity newspapers. For informa-
tion aboutflu shot clinic sites in
Huron County go to the Health
Unit website: http://www.huron-
healthunit.ca.
The best way to avoid getting the
flu is to get the flu shot. The flu
shot is a safe, effective way to pro-
tect yourself, your family, your
classmates, your co-workers, and
your friends from getting the flu. It
is free for people who live, work, or
go to school in Ontario.
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Submitted
Daniel Sloetjes of Lucknow is the recipient of scholarship award through the Bruce County Public Works Association.
Presenting the award is Paul Boswell, President of the Association. October 7, 2014.
Bruce County Public
Works Scholarship
The Bruce County Public Works
Association in 2014 offered a schol-
arship, valued at $1,000 to an out-
standing student in Bruce County
enrolled in a program related to
public works. This student must
have completed one or more years
of post -secondary education in the
respective program. Selection is
based on a combination of strong
academic achievement, a demon-
strated interest in public works at a
municipal or county level, and
leadership potential as evidenced
through extracurricular or volun-
teer activities.
Daniel Sloetjes from Lucknow
best met the requirements for the
2014 Public Works Scholarship.
Daniel is going into his 3rd year at
Georgian College pursuing a
diploma in Civil Engineering Tech-
nology. His present Academic
Average is 81.7 %. He works for a
construction company in the sum-
mer months doing road, culvert
water and sewer construction.
Daniel is also a volunteer fire-
fighter for Lucknow Fire
Department.
NEWS
High-risk Groups
are Priority for
Flu Vaccines
Huron County
Health Unit
Until October 23, flu vaccine will
only be available to Ontario resi-
dents at highest risk of getting the
flu and becomingseverely ill.
High-risk groups include cate-
gories such as: children from 6
months to 5 years of age; individu-
als over 65; pregnant women;
health care providers; anyone with
a chronic medical condition such
as cardiac or kidney disease, dia-
betes or asthma.
"While it is important for every-
one to get their flu shot, we really -
want those individuals at highest
risk of complications and hospital-
ization to get the vaccine first,"
says Public Health Nurse RuthAnn
Ogilvie
The Huron County Health Unit
will hold community clinics for the
general public on Wednesday,
October 29 from 3:00 to 7:00 pm at
the Clinton Legion and Monday,
November 3 from 5:00-7:00 pm at
Seaforth Public School.
A list of clinics will be in com-
munity newspapers. For informa-
tion aboutflu shot clinic sites in
Huron County go to the Health
Unit website: http://www.huron-
healthunit.ca.
The best way to avoid getting the
flu is to get the flu shot. The flu
shot is a safe, effective way to pro-
tect yourself, your family, your
classmates, your co-workers, and
your friends from getting the flu. It
is free for people who live, work, or
go to school in Ontario.
get
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