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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-06-30, Page 8cnn ShOOIflOWs Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 30, 1982—Page 8 Recipients of awards presented at the *nem* held June Bois Proficiency Award. In the picture at right is Myvonny 23 at Kinks. Central 'Public School were fromthe left; , Godwin who received the Girls Proficiency Award. -. Jonathan Wight and Amy Gingerich, John Madsen Art • [Sentinel Stiff Photo] Awards, and Kent Campbell, Public Spaddag Award and • Attend South Kinloss Sunday school picnic By Ruth Buchmeier • , - Many from South Kinloss enjoyed the Sunday School picnic which was held at Fisherman's Cove on Sunday afternoon. ' • Members of the Masonic Order, Old Light Lodge, aftended the service at South Kinloss Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning. Rev. Wm. Henderson conducted the service. The men's choir rendered two enjoyable num- bers. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bea - cock of Wiarton visited rec- ently with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie. Dinner guests on Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Pord Cunningham, Ken and Ray were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd • Webster of Big Valley, 'Al- •berta. Judy Austin and Bob bie Moffat of Goderich visit - •ed for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Mow- ary Vair named chairman of hospital board •Mary Vair of Belgrave became the new chairman of the Wingham and District Hospital board of governors at the board's inaugural meting June 24. She succeeds Jack Kopas of Wingham who completed his second term as chairman of the board. Indeclining the position for a third year, Kopas said he wants to see the past chairman of the board complete his service on the board sitting around the table to offer support as past chairman. Kopas said he is also interested in working with the hospital foundation which is becoming aware that as well as being a custodian of funds, it must also act as an organizer of fund raising. Kopas said he is also interested in serving on the board's new community services liaison committee. \ The new committee was instituted by •hospital by-law changes made at the hospital corporation's annual, meeting prior to the board's inaugural meeting. The committee has the purpose of discussing and making recommendations to the board of governors to assist in local co-ordination of services, preventing duplication, addressing needs and making improvements in health care delivery. • • Kopas was subsequently named chairman of ,the new committee at the inaugural Meeting. • Mrs. Vair first sat on the board as the • hospital's auxiliary's representative and following her year in that capacity returned to the •board as the county appointed representative for. the County of Huron. She has been the board's county representative for three years. Incumbent board members who •were re-elected to the board at the annual meeting include Archie Hill of Wingham; Isabel Garniss of Morris; Hans kuyvenhoven of Turnberry; E. William Newton of Howick • and Annie Gaunt of Wept Wawanosh who sits to represent • Ashfield and • West • Wawanosh. • Incumbent Dr. Al Williams of Wingham Turn in nape 9* Patton s Place says, "People ARE Buying"' Ron Logan, co-owner of Patton's Place, the London area's biggest furniture and appliance outlet, agreed that customers are looking for quality and good valUe. • But he disagreed that consumers have stopped spen- ding money. •• • I. ' "The money's out there", he said, "But they have to have justification to spend. We're not suffering. 1 won't deny it hasn't been hard slugging." • Patton's Place laid off 28 employees in December but has since rehired or replaced them and total em- ployment now stands at 102, Logan said., He and par- tner Gord Patton founded the business 24 years ago. •"rm not denying a !ot of people aro hyrting, but they have to get back to basics," he said. "You can't quit ad- vertising. Many are having difficulty because they're' not advertising." Logan said his company uses newspaper, radio, and television advertising heavily in London, Chatham and Sarnia, and this a main reason that it has been able to attract heavy traffic Wits store. bray and Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Buckton were dinner guests on Sunday with Dr. • and Mrs, Bill Buckton, George and David at Waterloo. Steven Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ron Austin of Goderich graduated to high school at the graduation held in Knox Presbyterian Church at Goderich on Wednesday, June 23. Attending the grad- uation were his two grand- mothers, Anne Austin and Eunice Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Austin, Amy and Jonathan and Agnes Thomson. • The community is sorry to learn that a house owned by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Neufeld in Hamilton was badly dam- aged by fire. Peter was driving home from Hamilton when he heard that a house there' was on fire, and it turned out, it was his home. The fire is believed tohave been started by children. We can help keep you from passing the buck with,a Newmac combination furnace. The buck stops • with our great , afteniative.'.. burning wood or coal and oil to lower your heating bills. 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