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said -it Imperant forlhe
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reduced the time takett to free ,
erifreinteneathan,Otrturned
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eqUipied. tireiferlY te,lielti:peotile; he poi)its
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McQwlhn suggested Reeve 'George Joynt
of Lucknow oversee the fund raising land
and lila Wife have already dented
the first,$8 to the fund -,to get it. staitad.
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uiilin said -he has nothing:but praise
, flretaenAMd: Dr. .Donald of
LOW. 'were'Iheseene: within
took, over -an hour tofree
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could have tiled to death: before firemen
were able to Iift the tractor to remove him.
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.Lions Club international -Itive-1 itien:
couraged to participate in programs which
will effOctiv91Y. increase Pubite.*%4reliess'"4,
u .ahuai;h3,1390,1 tnitinnal President
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•, undalaff; in:r etailett with US.
.reildent Ronald Reagan, who has declared
war- on the cancer of American Youth, the
drug epidemic.
Lucknow District Lions Club will present a
one hour film, The Chemical People,
narrated by U.S. First Lady Nancy iegan to
be telecast on a large 60 inch tIevision,
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By Hem* Hess
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isitmction of a new emergency and out .
14 -Wing at the , Vaughan', And District
will gefiiiidefaray,.follinifint, final
Pal of the prole* byltic %hospital board
special, clesed-Mieetino at week,
„ roject was seheduled.testart April 12
Inpletion expected in 38 weeks which
.p ace At in early January of 1985.
contract for 4,lhellneiv Addition was-
ded to Reffq*,f, .:•Construction of
flch for a priegitt 0492,100i This Was.
IOwest of 13 bidi received on the
ing, with the others ranging up, to $1,./
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screen provided by Cantel'Communidatierns
•of Lucknow at the Lucknow 'School
uditorium on Thursday, April 26 at 8 p.m.
The film will be followedh44 panel
discussionand question and answer period.
Members of the panel will include Doctor
Donald Jolly of Lucknow, Rev. floygl,Clifton
of Mount Forest, who is the '--director of.
Alcohol and Drug Conterns Ind., and an
•officer from the, OPP narcotics branch.
• Everyone is . welcomeand parents are
, encouraged to attend With their children:
emergencyggoutpatient wing
et • price is about
$2 re tban the.$1.15 million
eptimate40,00 by the architect when the
plans were. repared.list 'October, this will
not affect the hospitals ability to complete
the project, Adininistratot Norman Hayes
skid, .7The hosPillit will compensate by ,
committing more of its own Capital reserves.
Hayes said the sx month delay in going to
tender, during most of whigh time the
hospital was waiting proval from the
HealthMinistry, killedjtsdances to get a
really - -good - price on the project; The
architect revised his estimate in February to
S1,489000 whicbrwas Innst..‘eaietlY Off
target •with 4 the, al bidl, he noted,
The vote, to award -theQd*Iipt. to
Refflinghaus was taken during a special
Meeting of the board held to review "all
aspects" of the proposed building pregram,
despite an earlier agreement -by the board
that a final decision would not be made at
that meeting. The presswas barred from the
meeting, which was to have been for
discussion purposes only:
Hayes said the board changed its mind
however, and voted to proceed immediately
In order not to delay the project any further.
Even se the contactor will be hard pressed
te havethe building closed in before winter
sets in. he explained. „.
He said the tinatvote was not unanimous,
with ',about five 'board members voting in
opposition and one abstaining, but most of
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end meeting
district annual, eetitig-ofthe'Pinttilt'
ilealtural SocietiesOntario was held
itssels on Saturday, .April 14. These.
ling from the Lucknow Soddy Were
0.4gues Mary MacGillivrayVi Airifid
e Stonehouse and Mary Black. jean
he winner of a iuelty draw. Her prize.
("muse plant,
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Oranges 5, 10
!via
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pies
sing
"/!1°11qn 260"
Gatne*, over 200: Barl?i Tyler' 200, Lois
Hodgiris - Joanne .-Hodgins 207, Joy
jurjetis-221.7' ~Marie Suitt 230, 202, Linda
Stanley 234, Karen Allen 260.
those said afterward they were not opposed
to the project but only to taking the vote that
- night, he added.
In addition to the higher construction
costs, the hospital will have to pay another
S20,000 in architect's fees, which are based
on a percentage of the contract price,
pushing the total price to about $1.61
million.
Since the original estimates had included
a contingency fund of $48,000, however, the
total is about $210,000 above the originally
estimated tag of $1.4 million, Hayes said.
Basically this means the hospital will have
to commit more of its own resources above
the $350,000 originally budgeted; he ex -
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.tten4.goIdenweddhg anniitersary
son. The couple'have two children, Jerry and
Marilyn and two grandchildren, Craig and
Jeff Holgerson.
Bob and Wilda Campbell spent last
weekend in Toronto with Jack and Carol
Whyne and Linda Campbell of Mississauga.
'On April 7, the ladies attended a luncheon
for Stacey. Whyne, bride elect, daughter of
Leonard and Gilda Whyne, inthe Rose Room
at the Sutton Place in Toronto.
Lilian and Duncan McCallum of flanevet.
Joyce Osborneand Wilda Carnp-
bell of i4 *Salina, Kansas,
- , April 1 they attended a
luncheon at tlie Pirst Presbyterian Church
for their cousin, Sadie and Ken Hildyard's
001 wedding anniversary. -
A reception followed in the afternoon in
the church parlor for relatives and friends. In
the evening, a dinner was held at the home
of their daughter, Marilyn and Bill Holger-
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