The Citizen, 1995-11-08, Page 3The grads
Blyth Optimists hosted a babysitting course recently. Graduating this past Saturday were,
back row, from left: Rachel Morrison, Sonya Schultz, Elizabeth Ross, Amanda Fitzgerald,
Darwin Buffinga, Luke Slotegraaf, leader Victoria Hoy of the Red Cross Society, Wingham.
Front: Rachel deBoer, Steven Empey, Jackie Falconer, Melissa Badley, Sabrina Buffinga.
Erica Clark gets prestigious award
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1995. PAGE 3.
Kitchener, Eleanor Webb of
Brampton and Iris Gravel of
Peterborough recently.
Through her dedication to per-
sonal development and community
involvement one young lady from
Blyth has earned the Duke of Edin-
burgh award.
Erica Clark, daughter of Lavern
and Joan Clark, was honoured at a
reception in Toronto, on Nov. 4,
where Lieutenant Governor Henry
Jackman presented her with her Sil-
ver Duke of Edinburgh Award.
Erica is just one of 69 young peo-
ple from across the province who
received the award for attaining
personally established goals in the
Seventy-five enthusiastic skaters
registered for the Blyth Skate-a-
thon held on Oct. 28 at the Blyth
Arena. The Skate-a-thon raised
over $2,500 in pledges.
Awards were given to the top
four skaters seven and under, and
eight and over, who raised the most
pledges. In the seven and under
group, five-year-old Devin Jenkins
was the top skater raising $157 in
pledges. Second went to Josh
The Optimist Club of Blyth and
District is sponsoring an Asthma
Information Clinic on Tuesday,
Nov. 14 at the Bainton Art Gallery,
Blyth Memorial Hall from 7:30 to
9 p.m.
Joanne Riehl of Professional
Respiratory Home Care Service of
Clinton in conjunction with the
Huron Perth Lung Association will
be giving a presentation of the
symptoms and treatments of this
breathing disorder. The intent of
the information evening is to
educate the community members
who are coaches, caregivers,
sponsors, leaders and organizers of
youth activities, of this health
condition. The hope is to provide
the education needed to cope with a
possible asthma attack and also the
understanding of just what asthma
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areas of community service, skills
development, physical fitness and
expeditions.
To be considered for the Duke of
Edinburgh Award, candidates must
apply for the honour, which is one
of the highest granted through the
guide and Scout program.
To qualify for the award Erica's
four areas of goal achievement
were: 60 hours of service to the
community by volunteering at
Clinton Pubic Hospital and work-
ing as a Pathfinders leader, a three
day canoeing expedition on Rainy
River near Thunder Bay, her skill
Albrechtas raising $98, third to
Darcey Cook raising $90.50, and
fourth to Camerra Yuill raising
$56.
In the eight and over group, first
place went to Kirk Stewart raising
$110, second to Michelle Cook
raising $90.50, third to Steven Van
Amersfoort raising $72.89, and
fourth to Jeremy Van Amersfoort
raising $71.
Prizes were also awarded to the
is.
What is learned can only improve
The Canadian Diabetes
Association is the largest non-
government funder of leading
Canadian Diabetes research. Its
mission is to promote the health of
Canadians through diabetes
research, service and education and
advocacy. They provide continuous
education to people with diabetes
and Canadian health care
on piano and 25 weeks training as a
cross country runner fulfilled the
fitness aspect.
Erica is already on her way to
completing the gold level, which
requires more hours of dedication
to personal development.
As well as being very involved in
church activities, Erica also partici-
pates in music, debating, camping,
yearbook and band.
After completing her secondary
school education, Erica is looking
for a career in medicine, but has not
yet chosen doctor or veterinarian.
top three Halloween costumes in
each age group. In the seven and
under, winners were Alisha Vere,
Corine Falconer, and Katie
McClinchey. In the eight and over,
winners were Jamie Lewis, Heather
Elliott and Leanne Vincent.
Organizers say that each child
skating deserves a big thank you
because they took the time to
collect pledges and skate for the
day to support their clubs.
the community as a whole and
could possibly save a life.
professionals.
Canvassers for the village of
Blyth are Elizabeth Battye, Joan
Clark, Laurie Falconer, Mary Lou
Stewart, Thelma Johnston, Ruth
Stewart, Lois van Vliet and Kathy
Bromley.
More canvassers are needed for
this worthy cause. Call Mary Lou
Stewart at 523-4528.
Blyth
People
Results of the Monday, Oct. 23
euchre at Blyth Memorial Hall are:
high lady, Geraldine Dale; high
man, Evelyn Christianson; low
lady, Nora Kelly; low man, John
Hesselwood; ladies' lone hands,
Grace Cartwright; men's lone
hands, Ross Brighton.
Six tables of lost heir were in
play at the Hall on Wednesday
evening.
Winners were: high lady, Joann
McDonald; high gent, Graeme
McDowell; low lady, Isabelle
Craig; low gent, Millar Richmond.
Everyone is welcome at the Hall
again next Wednesday evening.
Euchre was played at Memorial
Hall on Monday, Oct. 30. Winners
were: high lady, Betty Bowes;
high man, John Hesselwood; ladies'
lone hands, Alma McCallum; men's
lone hands, Lloyd Appleby; ladies'
low, Kay Hesselwood; men's low,
Millar Richmond.
Cards are every Monday at 8 p.m.
Carol Irwin of the Blyth Inn
entertained her sisters, Margaret
Deichert of Zurich, Elaine Datars
of Dashwood, Barbara Bucholtz of
Skaters raise $2,500 for club
Optimists hosts asthma clinic
Diabetes campaign begins
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