Gary Chittim

GaryGary brings over 25 years of broadcast experience back to Country 107 3 and Easy 101. He's always looking for ways to make his show better so your day can be brighter. Gary enjoys using his sense of humour and abundance of music knowledge to get you through your day. Keep Gary on in the office, your drive and at home.

What is your favourite show to watch around the holidays?

Tuesday, 11 December 2012 18:10 Gary Chittim
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A recent survey done on the net produced the following.

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation   23%
How The Grinch Stole Christmas   11%
It's a Wonderful Life   11%
A Christmas Carol (Scrooge)   10%
A Christmas Story   10%
Charlie Brown Christmas   8%
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer   6%
Home Alone   5%
White Christmas   5%
A Muppet Family Christmas   2%
Frosty the Snowman   1%
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town   1%

My must see movie is Christmas Vacation with Chevy Chase followed by
the BB gun movie, A Christmas Story, the one with the leg lamp.  And
just recently, A Christmas Carol, thanks to Tracey for introducing that one to me.

What is yours?  Email me at:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

 
 

Movember

Wednesday, 07 November 2012 22:09 Gary Chittim
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It is day 7 for me workin' on the stash in Movember.
 
Movember started in the late 90's in the land down under to raise awareness of prostate cancer.
 
Yeah for me, day 7, I am not getting, "Wow that looks great."
 It was more like, "You've got some dirt or something on your lip."
 
Here's a link you can check out: http://www.prostatecancer.ca/
 
Check it out, better yet, get a check up.
 

It's No Big Deal

Tuesday, 11 September 2012 21:03 Gary Chittim
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It is recommended that any of us over the age of 50 to have one of these as part of our regular check up. For anyone who is apprehensive about having a colonoscopy, it is no big deal.

I will admit I became tense and anxious the days leading up to the procedure, don't be.

There is really nothing to be concerned about, follow all the instructions you are given by your doctor and everything should be fine.

OK, not eating solid food for over 24 hours, not the best. I don't think you should watch the Food Network like I did, it was torture.

The preparation ritual the day before, again, follow the instructions, it should be a stroll in the park. Not so much a stroll, more like a brisk one.

In my case on the day of colonoscopy, they had me arrive to the hospital two hours before the scope. This I didn't care for and I was not prepared. Bring a book or something to entertain yourself to pass the time. I must say that the staff at the hospital did run around to find me a magazine to read from their staff lounge. That's the first time I have ever read Cosmo.

The time finally arrived and I was wheel into the "room". I was asked questions by the attending nurse and by the anaesthesiologist, as they were preparing me. We talked, I came up with some lame jokes. What's new? I remember the anaesthesiologist saying, shortly after he put in the I.V., something about taking off my glasses.

The next thing I know, I was waking up in the recovery room.

Again let me state, it is no big deal.

I would like to thank all the nurses, support staff and the doctors. From the time I walked in, to the moment I left, I had exceptional service from:

The Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital.

Thank you all very much.

 

The other cup

Friday, 31 August 2012 18:35 Gary Chittim
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The Grey Cup will ride the rails this fall. Canada's biggest football prize is travelling by train to more than 100 communities. The trip celebrates the Cup's 100th anniversary. The tour begins September 9th in Vancouver.

The Cup will be in London November 1st and 2nd and in Hagersville on Nov the 8th.

If you need more information head to:


http://greycuptour.ca/

 

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