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WINGHA. M AND :DISTRICT
HOSPITAL CORPORATION
• Notice is hereby given that the Annual; Meeting of the
Wingham and District Hospital Corporation will be
held in the Nursing Assistants'' Training Centre,
Catherine St, Wingham, Ontario on Thursday, June
19, 1997 at the hour Of eight o'clock p.m. for the revi-
sion of bylaws for theelection of Governors for the
appointment of Auditors; and for the transaction of
.such other things as may properly come before the •
.meeting.
Copies,of the Annual' Report and Hospital Financial
Statements may be obtained at the front desk of the
Wingham and DistrictHospital effective June 12, 1997.
'and at the Annual Meeting.'
Memberships granting voting privileges may be 'pur-
chased at the front desk of the hospital .for five dollars
($5,00) pdor•to five' o'clock p.n,, Wednesday,.June 4,
1997. No membership' sold;' after that time will entitle
•thepurchaser ' eravoe.
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Dated at' Wingham, Ontario, this 8th day. of May,
1997
• By order of the Board of Governors:
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L. Koch,
Secretary
During the last election the people of
Huron -Bruce voted tosupport me,
Paul'Steckle, to represent:you in
Canada's :Parliament. I was entrusted
with the dutyto. act on your behalf in
Ottawa. At that -tune, my commitment to.
you was Priority... the people. Overthe
course'of my mandate.I have.
endeavoured to fulfill that obligation. As
our country prepares to enterinto the
:21st century, interest rates and�inflation
are low and our economy isgrowing.
faster than that of any other nation: We have made substantial
progress,=however; there isstill much more to do. With your
assistance we can meet tomorrow's challenges together.
L would. be honoured if you would re-electme to serve as your,,
voice in our Nation's capital: To that end; 1 would reaffirm my
commitment to you My prionty,'first and foremost, is the '
constituents of Huron -Bruce; •
Appreciation Reception
Election Night,.Monday, June 2 at Campaign Headquarters
We invite all the people who have worked so hard the
last 36 days,to come arid watch:the results with us.
Campaign Headquarters
The Square, Goderich: 524-2655 1-800-259-9250
Clinton Wingbam Seaford);� . ' , Exeter'
482-1188 , 357-3078 ' • 527.0469 • • 235-3732
Authorized by Eugene Bender, official agent •for Frau! steckIe ,
Port
Albert
4-H
.The Port• Albert
Shutterbtigs held their
achievement program on
May 19 witha pot luck
dinner for the Dungannon
Institute (4-H sponsors)
parents; invited guests and
4-H members.
A program of presenta-
tions, created by the 4-H
club members, followed.:
Awards were presented to
members having reached
• specific levels of °achieve-
ment.
Colleen Dalton, .who
has won the Murray
Cardiff 'Award, will
exchange with a 4-H
member ° from'
Newfoundland the first
two weeks of July
Donna- Hayden, leader,
closed the program with
comments on 4-H, activi-
ties.
• Kelly McNee, a mem.
tier of the Port Albert •
4H group received; an:
award for completing
24 clubs when the:
group wrapped up'.
their Shutterbug: pro-
ject. (photo submit-,
ted)
The Port Albert Shutterbugs held achievement night recently and these
members received recognition. Lisa MacDonald, first club; Sara
Drennan, first club; Erin MacKenziet sixth club; Jessica Logtenberg; first
club; and Aiys. ha Crawford, sixth club. (photo submitted)
with 'completion of.:the Shutterbug Club,. these. Port Albert 4-H Inhembers
were presented with awards. Back row, Vicki Gutmanis, sixth club;
Colleen Dalton, 42 clubs; Dree Park, 36 clubs., Front row; Emma. Fisher,
first club;'Jen MacLean, sixth club; Zack Fielder, sixth 'club and Taylor
Park 30• clubs. (photo submitted)
Mother/da
hosted by
by Ruth Buchnieier '
South Kinloss WMS
held .a mother -daughter
;pot luck'. at ,the 'church'
recently,'with
. 17 members
and six daughters present.
• Ruth Bell was the hostess.
• The president, Nancy
Maclntyre opened the
,meeting reading "When
God Created Mothers."
Prizes were given to the
lady with the most .family
Rooms available for functions
Multi purpose upstairs & kitchen
Main Sports Complex Floor
For rates phone 528-3002
Advertising Space Available In Sports Complex
Swimming Pool Rental $40.00 per hour
, Watch paper for dates and costs for
swimming registration
MANURE MANAGEMENT
"The Law & You"
Tues., • June 10,1997`
8:00 d P.M.
township Hall, Holmesville
oerrch ow 1
Speakers: Dr<Gord Surgeoner
manure and environmental issues
Wayne Caldwell
-Liquid manure bylaws,
ECOLOGISTICS LIMITED
. nu hent management, plans
PAUL VOGEL '
-lawyer practising environmental law = the law as it
relates to manure management
• Presented Bit The Huron$tewardship Council and
---Tire-Huron County-Federatiotif Agriculture.
,,:;tor more into contact Steve Bowers at 482-3428.
ughter banquet
South. Kinloss WMS,
Vera Schmit; "the person
who "came the furthest to .� very interesting Bible.
this meeting ,- Mrs; Dead; '.study, followed by an
Kathy: Howald's mom, question and answer time:
from Florida. 'The last Kathy:Howald said e
prize was given to Wilma Prayer
Clarke for getting the most. Doris 1�IacKtfinon ' gave
names of the contest of «A the closing prayet:
picture of you, commu•nity
Elizabeth Dickie gave a extends sympathy .to the '
very good "Thought .of. the.. ` family' of .Kay and Doug
Month on Mothers for' Stever and. Kathy on the
Mothers Day. There are so death of Earl..
many mothers mentioned .
in the Bible":T'he church is
a. real influence .on our
life:
Muriel c Ma , -e
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z1e
gave the ' offertoryprayer:
Marion Mowbray did a
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The Transportation Working; Group: of the Huron Perth District
Health' Council inuites you tojoin us for a working' session. about:
Community Transportation::
for Seniors and. Physically
Challenged Residents
Ministry of Transportation representatives: will.presertt the .
Community T'r'ansportation Assistance Program
(CTAP). This prograrrt supports practiced and
innovative ways of managing and delivering
transportation services, (rya cost of ec iue manner
Other Ministries participating in the CTAP program
include the Ministnes of Community and Social •
• Services, Education and Training, Health and •
Citizenship, Recreation and Culture,
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Extensive efforts have been made in Huron County to
. Pursue the transportation
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Our vision is to achieve amt accessible, coordinated':
• transportation system.
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