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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-07-02, Page 22iPage 22: — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 2, 1997 48. Corning - Events TOWN WIDE FAMILY PICNIC Everyone is invited Sunday, July 13 starting at 12:30 pin. -to the Caledonia ball diamond - pavilion. Bring your picnic lunch andenjoy an afternoon of old fash- ioned fun. Games, face painting, baseball and swimming. Sponsored by the Lucknow Chamber of Commerce.--27,28ar GARDEN PARTY SUPPER. Bervie United Church gar- den party supper Tuesday, July 15, 5 - 7 p.m. Adults $8; 5 - 12 years .$4; under 5 years free. Family,rate $25.- -27,28 LOCHALSH CEMETERY .. ANNUAL MEETING July 5, 10 a.m. .at the grounds; --26-27x Helpyour special Graduate celebrate their day with a Happy Ad in the Lucknow Sentinel Ready to sow a little seed? Then dig: up some. ,_.values withs.. classified ad! Grey -Bruce AHC appoints neve executive At its annual meeting on June 3, the Grey -Bruce District Health Council elected, its executive .com- mittee for the 1997-98 year. These appointments will take effect July 1.. Jennifer Cummings is being appointed chair through. an Order -in Council. Cummings is a physiotherapist employed by the Grey -Bruce Home Care Program (Community Care Access Centre) since 1990. She has just returned to her po:sitioiffrom a six- month secondment at the In-home. Services Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Health. Cummings is very active in the Ontario Physiotherapy Association. She is,past president of that. Association and 'has. served on several provin- cial committees and task force. - Appointed to' the Grey Bruce District'. Health Council in August 1993, Cummings is considered a provider. of health care. She and her family are residents of Tara Dr. David Barr was. elected- for a second term as vice chair. He is a fam- ily practitioner and a resi- dent of. Walkerton. He joined 'Council 'in October 1994 and served as a member of Council's Health./Ho.spita1 Restructuring Steering Committee. ' Richard '(Mick) Hibma is council's incoming trea- surer. In November of 1994 Hibma was.elected to Owen Sound City Council. and was subsequently appointed as the city's rep- resentative to the District Health, Council. Hibma is employed with Ontario Hydro. Council's retiring chair, .Paul Eagleson, was elect- ed as a member -at -large. Eagleson joined coun- cil in. May of 1992 as. Bruce county Council's represen.tativ.e to the DHC. A former warden of Bruce County (1995), Eagleson and his family reside in Tara: He owns and• Operates 'a funeral home and furniture busi-•. Hess in Tara and a furni- ture business in Southampton. Eagleson has been an active member • of Council's Mental Health' Advisory Committee. Patricia Grant, a con- sumer of health.care from Durham was elected as council's second member- 'at-large— ember'at-large.Grant . Was appointed • to Council in Education. February 1996 and served Fife and his wife as .a member of council's became permanent resi- Hea1th1'Hospital dents of Meaford in 1994 Restructuring Steering where he is an active par- Committee. She brings ' ticipant'in a wide variety council the perspective of of church boards, .commit - a consumer of health care. teesand activities includ- An active community ing . the Meaford. member, Grant has a busi- Tomorrow Foundation ness background and is which is, the implementa- employed with Interforest tion organization for the Ltd. in Durham. Meaford Strategic Plan, Council also welcomed Council paid, a tribute its newest member, Ian' J. to retiring member, Fife from Meaford. A Marion -Lethbridge from consumer of health care, Sauble Beach. Fife was given a. three—Lethbridge -Lethbridge •was year appointment to counl appointed to council in cil in May 1997. 1991 andcompletes her In 1989 Fife retired six-year maximum term in; after 3.5 'years with the 1997. Etobicoke Board of Lethbridge's'contribu•- tions to health care, both locally and provincially will be missed. She served as council`s chair in 1995, vice chair for a two-year period,. member of.. the nomination committee and represented council On both regional and provincial cancer planning initiatives. Council is currently seeking a replacement 'for. Lethbridge from •the Sauble '.Beach.-W.iarton. • area and would be happy to hear from interested individuals. For further information please contact .the Grey- Bru•ce District Health Council at (519) 376 -6691 - (phone) or (519) 376-3074 (Fax), Bruce -Grey Separate SchoolBoard Work to start on Walkerton school A Chatham company der for footings was also • progress reports to the has been awarded the ten- below ,estimates. Ministry. That prompted der for structural steel for "The way I've stuck the Sacred Heart High "my neck out on this pro - School addition in ject, hopefully. the main part of the tender„.will fol- low the pattern," Serre told trustees at their June meeting.. The separate boardgot provincial funding for the Sacred Heart High School project in January. Along with the late 'notification came a tight schedule for Walkerton. SASS. Manufacturing Company was the lowest of four tenders for the `project with a bid of. $261,240.50. "I'm'pleased'td'say the amount. of the tender was less than estimated," said business superintendent Paul Serre:. An earlier ten - construction and issuing Serre .to recommend call ing tenders for 'various. `portionsof the .proJect overmetable. a , staggered ti The SHHS addition will replace a number of portables and a temporary wing that is more than 22 years old. The main ten- der for the two storey. addition will .be'called in the next week. One man's junk may b? another, main's. jewel' 'Why not gather those items that you no longer' treasure and :tag them",For Sale" in a' GARAGE SALE? You'111 be surprisecL at how easy it.is...and how much cash you can rnakel' TIPS FOR RUNNING A ,. SUCCESSFUL GARAGE SALE: Vii► . • BOW LONG SHOULD A. SALE RUN? ' • Usually two days gives enough time ;for processionals and ,amateurs'and broJsers. The best day to. begin is Friday and run through Saturday. At, the .end of each day, ,reconsider pricing.and 'rriake adjustments where needed, GATHERING' MERC`HAANDISE::" Go.throughyour•-home attic,'basement,. garage..: andpjot down items ,as you go; Smalliterns can be displcYyed -in baskets and �. buckets. Consider clothing, furniture appliances .anything you no longer ' want -or need. Ask friend if they'd like to run a joint, sole and try color coding pride tags to keep inventories.. separate. .• THE . PRICE IS :RIGHT: f(Li! Atways mark 'prices .on :everything: I Suggested price for good quality'used clothing,is one eighth the. Original cost. Check with store catalogues to get an idea of original prices Clothing older than 1 0 years . may be thought of as "carnpy'` and could be worth more to the. right buyers. Usually upholstered furniture: costs less than all wood; Oh •'� ni�l tiego 1,11 '. `' • And most important, ADVERTISE YOUR GARAGE SALE 1N1 TIDE CLASSIFIEDS! • THE DAY BEFORE h►.'' ,YOUR SALE,, 'Go tb the bank and get ' small hills and change: , ® i Borrow'an adding ma= • chine if you,dori't own. one,'lohelp keep, sales straight. Always have , someone .watching • merchandise Keep, o. ''rribne Materials: bOX, tags d alS ogethef !; Provide a full length mirror '' ' • it possible for people to try on clothing. Create aisle like.rows it possible for easy accessibility.