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Dedicate palliative are roomat hospi.01
by Pat Livingston
Room 225 at the .
Wiingh'am and District
Hospital was dedicated as
a palliative care room on
Aug. 19. Th"at:.dedication,
brought to realization a.
goal the staff and; adtninis•-
tration at the hospital have
been working towards for
about five years.
"The (palliative care(
program means a lot to
us," said Lloyd Koch;
CEO, "to be able to pro-
vide the kind of facility
that can be appreciated' by
families. The dedicating,
and opening of the: pallia=.
tive are room is a cele-
Writers
Dear Paul:
My ,sincerest thank you
for accommodating my
Middleton family display.
. at,the'reunion. .
My husband and I had a
,..great time touring the
town.; and looking at the...
displays. • •
Please give our compli-
ments to all the hard:
working people who
:worked for the Reunion to
make it such a greatday
bration for. us.".
Room 225 has been
renovated with air condi-
tioning and furnishings.
added to make it more
comfortable for the patient
and; their loved ones who
stay by their` side. Koch.
saidit was: brought about
by generous in, memoriam.
donations.
Rev Stephen Huntley,.
the co-ordinating chaplain
for the hospital, conducted
the ceremony dedicating
the room, "to Cod and the
workthat will be under-
taken in that room and this.
hospital;"
Liz Phelan, nursing co -
ordinator, said, "It is a
dream come true to have a
room dedicated to patients
in their last days." -
Donations: made the
following possible; -
- an oak cross, handcrafted
by Ralph Campbell of. St.
Andrew's Presby.terian
Church., Wingham and:
donated by the Wingharn
and 'District Ministerial
Association;
leather recliners with
matching ,ottomans by the,
Wingham and Area
Palliative Care Services;
electric bed by the family.
and friends. of the late
Charles . Murray, John
Strong'and Robert Harper;
praise reunion
Thanks Paul. for 'send
ing; the video so tir§iniptly.
I am going. to visit Lynn
and -Nancy Walden . in ,.
Victoria' later in August
u t.•, 1 and: wanted, to;,have the
for us, video to show them It as,
We look forward to excellent. The : whole.
enjoying Reunion,150. .reunion, was very good,
. Carol (Middleton) well planned; You all must
Williarfis:; :lie congratulated. It must
have taken a lot of work
'Planning. •
Dear Paul: Betty Ackert.
Craft
e your
ere arc
yyclass .
the Satu•day Ni, ;ht
!kie Sentinel Office:;.
ns i t unlnal charge of
10 years ago,
Aug=.?4,,1988
ourisni promoted.
. A. nurrilier of
good.• ideas on
how .the village, of
Luck.now can promote:
itself as a- ton rist•area'.
were presented at the:
were,
meeting, of. 'the
r:.iicknow "Tourisrii
Coininittee. The..conilinit-;
tee was formed' earlier
this 'slimmer "at the sug-
gestion of the . Grey,
Bruce Tourist.
Association.
Ruck McArthur
chaired the' Aug-. • 15'.
meeting 'of the newly
formed Tourist.'
Cornixiittee which was
heldat the Luck,tnow
Town Halt.
• The" main topic dis-
cussed at the meeting by
the 14 i'nteres.ted, resi-
dents. ,in 'attendance
eluded the production'
= CD player by the RPN's.
of Wingham and District
Hospital;
- handcrafted quilt by June
To nek;
- TV,, entertainment centre
andd microwave with stand
in memory of 'Joan. Wittig
• by her. husband Bob,
daughters Lynda, Deborah
and Jackie, and son.
Steven.
Room 225. is a private
_room, Future goals include
revamping 227, a semi-
private room, to become
another private palliative
care ronm
Mernbers.. of the late Charles Murray'a family;'vinare on hand for the dedi.
.cation' of Room 225 as a Palliative 'Care room at Wingham and; District
Hospital last week. From the left, back row Brian Murray,'Donnie Murray, .'
Paul Murray, Karen Murray.. Third'; row Elaine" Fisher, Eleanor Kraemer,
Barb Murray. Second row: Joan Murray and Carrie Murray. Front row:
Betty Anne Murray and Joanne Beishuiten. (Livingston photo)':
I quilters were winner
.,.and printing of a tourist
brochure .for this area.
Other suggestions tabled
Monday included the•
posting of. a sign; on
Highway 86 at theout-
skirts of the village :indi-
eating° to passiing.
nno.torists that
I,,ucknow is
atourist
a;r.e a ,
and the ..
.posting
of a vil-
lage. dirge-, •
'tory in a Y Y
prominent position
the village., ,
District Conirnunity,
Centre' will be:officially
opened Saturday.,
Although the centre
has, been functional for a
couples months, dances
and other events haeme
been staged there, the
,opening was
del a ed
u n t i
Situ
day. ;IA'.
•IA,.
host of
1.'o c aa.1
�olntrc.l
dignitaries
and MPP :Murray:.
Gaunt are expected for
the:, ribbon cutting: cere-
moray.
20,years ago,
Aug. 23,1978..
'lo r:mun.it;y....
(' Centre officially
opened ,- After
months of planning,
g,
organizing; fund raisin
frustrations and construe-
tiort the:Liteknow and"
30 years ago,
Aug. 26, 1948
isttnetion for
�quiiters,
`Members of the.
justly proud of their.
achievement Ia. winning
first place:: n -.the
Canadian National
Exhibition" quilt .compe"ti-
tion, And .as well as the
distinction. and' publicity
that goes with their sue_
cess„ is a substantial, cash
.prizeof$100. There
were 17 quilts in;the
competition from various
points. across the
1)olninioil.
Yacht was in difficul-
ty off Amberley. Beach'-
,
each -, There has been;., an 'epi-
demic of yachting trou-;,
bles this season, along the
lake, One of the latest
occurred last. Friday.
evening off Amberley
beach, when a Sarnia"
couple were adrift for a
few hours, when their..
motor went dead: due to a
Kintail Branch of the • plugged feed.lirie and a
Women's Institute can:abe stuck starter.
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