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The Citizen, 1999-02-10, Page 39THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1999. PAGE 39. 35 were Dining Out in Bly th On Feb. 3 the Seniors Dining Program had 35 people attending the monthly meal at Blyth Anglican Church. The beef and emu dinner was followed with an angel food cake, that had strawberries and jello throughout it. For Valentine’s Day, the cake and topping were light red in colour. This month Isabelle Craig won the 50/50 draw, while the door prize went to Bernice McClinchey. Happy Birthday was sung to Vera Hesselwood, Maurice Bean, Lawrence Plaetzer and Adrian Vos, all celebrating birthdays in the month of February. Co-ordinator, Leah Davis of Town and Country Support Services, read a thank you card, received from the Salvation Army. Centre hosts snowshoe event The Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) is hosting the first annual Snowshoe Shuffle on Sunday, Feb. 14 at the Wawanosh Nature Centre. Conservation Authority staff will be leading a snowshoe hike through the woods along the Maitland River Trail. The Snowshoe Shuffle begins at 1 p.m. "Snowshoeing has really grown in popularity over the past few years," said Esther Buck, Councillors agree to pave William St. Continued from page 2 that ownership of the sewage treat­ ment plant will be transferred to the village during the week of March 15. Comments arc to be received by Feb. 12, While said. "This was two years in the making and now they want your comments in two weeks." B.M. Ross has provided a file of information including surveys. White will ask the village solicitor to review the documents. The operating agreement will slay in play until the end of 2000. "Il's not going to change the day- to-day operation, but you arc assuming a 20-ycar-old liability. "There will be plenty of options, more choices when it comes up for renewal," White said. "We certain­ ly will be doing something differ- KEB TWIN CINEMA || SURROUND SOUND STEREO |M LISTOWEL 291-3070 STARTS FRIDAY H CINEMA 1 7 P.M. 4 9:15 P.M. VARSITY aa BLUES CINEMA 2 7 P.M. & 9:15 P.M. STEP MOM PG Jui.ia Roberts The food that had been donated to their food bank was greatly appreciated. The guest for the afternoon was Tammy Antaya, from Clinton Town and Country. She spoke on what is referred to as "Life Line". A film was presented, portraying what this is all about and how beneficial it can be in a time of need. A special telephone is hooked up and a push button necklace or bracelet is included. In times of problems, the button is pressed and instantly, someone from the Toronto office, available 24 hours a day, responds to the call and deals with it accordingly. They then inquire about the reason for the call. After the description, they get in information and education technician with the MVCA. "Families and fitness enthusiasts have discovered that it's a simple, fun, and fairly inexpensive activity. Snowshoes are often more practical than skis for exploring forests or areas of uneven terrain." Visitors will be fitted with snowshoes and given a short introductory lesson before the group heads out through the Conservation Area. lage.*** Council agreed to pave William Street in conjunction with the PUC's replacement of a watermain.♦ ** The flashing light for the school crossing sign has been ordered. Cost is $30. *** A new flow meter for the sewage treatment plant has been purchased at a cost of $1,155 plus taxes. There has also been a replacement compressor bought totalling $330. The Ontario Clean Waler Agency pays the first $1,000.**♦ A complaint has been received regarding snowmobiles down by the dam. Councillor Greg Wilson is going to speak to the president of the local snowmobile club. ent then. *** They love their dogs in Brussels. The year-end dog tag report identi­ fies close to 200 dogs in the vil- This nurse's dream is to shelter all the needy cats! By the way I finally made it to 50. Come help me celebrate around 1 p.m. at my home Sunday, Feb. 14th. Ladies please bring my favourite finger sandwiches for lunch. touch with whomever they feel is the most appropriate to deal with the situation. If it needs minor assistance, one of the few numbers that had previously been given to them, would be called and asked to see everything is looked after - a minor cut, for instance. Examples were given that described the benefits of the Life Line. During the night, a woman had fallen and could not get up. She managed to crawl close enough to her bed to pull down a blanket to keep her warm. It was not until the next morning, when her HomeCare arrived, that the mishap was discovered. She was taken to the hospital for observation. The other side of the coin "The terrific thing about snowshoeing is that it's quite simple. If you can walk, you can snowshoe," said/Buck. During the/ snowshoe walk MVCA staff will be highlighting the ingenious ways that plants and animals adapt to winter. Participants can expect to see abundant signs of wildlife. Deer tracks are everywhere and their beds are easily found in the hemlock and cedar forests. Tunnels left by meadow voles and deer mice as they search for seeds are visible to the careful observer. Many species of birds crowd around the feeders at Wawanosh; a chickadee may even take a hand-held sunflower seed. Cost is $4 per person or $15 per family, including snowshoe rental. This event is suitable for children five years of age and older. Coffee and hot chocolate will be served iti the Nature Centre following the hike. Pre-registration is requested. To register or for Atwood Lions Bingo every Thursday Doors open 6:30 p.m. Starts at 7:OO p.m. Jackpot $1,000. on 54 calls Pot of Gold $1,000. on 57 calls Loonie Bin involved a man who had fallen and hit his head, resulting in his being unconscious for awhile. When he came to, thanks to having the Life Line Connection, he instantly pressed the button on his necklace. Life Line responded immediately, with an ambulance arriving to pick him up. Thanks to the Life Line System now available, help is only a call away and people don't necessarily have to go to the telephone to make it - it can be as simple as the press of a button. Pamphlets are available for anyone who would like to know more about this topic. The March 5 dinner, will centre around "Saint Patrick's Day". The Old Time Band will be providing entertainment. further information, contact the MVCA at (519) 335-3557. The Wawanosh Nature Centre is located south of Belgrave, West of County Rd. 4, on Cone. 6 - 7 (Nature Centre Road) of East Wawanosh Township. Happy 6Oth Birthday Bill February 14 From the 8th Line JAMIE WARREN & Wingham Tix $8 advance $10 door ’Available at New Orleans Pizza, Clinton ’ Ernie King's Goderich Stapptf llalentine The family of Jim Smith invites you to an Open House to celebrate his 90th Birthday Sunday, February 21 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Brussels United Church Best wishes only Thanks for playing ball for mom! Kyle, Tate 8l Wade f Friday, February 12 Valentine’s Jsa,,. Party .(g® Country Recording Star