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REGISTER NO LATER THAN JUNE 19TH, 2004.
Wingham and District
Hospital Corporation
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Wingham and District Hospital
Corporation will be held at the North Huron Wescast Community Complex, Knights of
Columbus Lounge, 99 Kerr Drive, Wingham, Ontario on Thursday, June 17, 2004 at the hour
of seven p.m. (7:00 p.m.) for the election of Directors; for the appointment of Auditors; and
for the transaction of other such things as may properly come before the meeting.
Elections will be held for a Director in the Central Zone, one Director in the North Eastern
Zone, one Director in the South Eastern Zone, and two Directors at Large, Nominations for
these positions will be received up to June 10, 2004.
Copies of the Annual Report, Hospital Financial statements and amended Bylaws may be
obtained at the front desk of the Wingham & District Hosptial, effective June 10, 2004 and
at the Annual Meeting.
Memberships granting voting privileges may be purchased at the front desk of the hospital
for five dollars ($5.00) prior to five o'clock p.m.. Wednesday, June 2, 2004. Nu mernbershin
sold after that time will entitle the purchaser to vote.
Dated at Winghanl, Ontario this 10th day of May, 2004.
By order of the Board of Directors.
A Community Forum will follow the Annual Meeting.
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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 2004. PAGE 9.
Potluck begins Gang meeting
FROM LONDESBORO
Students
do well
at track
and field
The weather co-operated, more or
less. on Thursday. May 20 for the
track and field events at Hullett
Central Public School. First and
second-place winners in each group
will compete at the regional meet in
Seaforth on June 3 or the rain date
June 4. Congratulations to all the
pupils who participated that day and
to those who will represent Hullett at
Seaforth.
Winners in the individual groups
are as follows: seven and under —
Kenny Huether, Jeremy Grisdale
and Connor Rodger; girls aged eight
and nine. Shelsie Popp. Nicole
Middegaal and (tied) Courtney
Middegaal and Justine Reid; boys
aged 8 and 9, Murray Dale and (tied)
Rodney Rozendal and Tyler Berry;
girls aged 10 and 11, Alanna Roy,
Ali Snell and Vanessa Wilts; boys
aged 10 and 11, Brent Drost, Ray
Huether and Brenda Boven; 12-
year-old girls, Danielle Bean,
Katelyn Roetcisoender and Marsha
Rozendal; 12-year-old boys, Kris
Bjerg, Tyler Middegaal and (tied)
Matt Huether and Jordan Bakelaar;
13-year-old girls. Kyle _Middegaal.
Krista Rozendal and Janessa Dalton;
13-year-old boys, Matt Boven, Brad
Greidanus. and Brandan Gibson;
girls 14 and over, Laura Snell,
Rachel Snell and Nicole Greidanus:
boys 14 and over, (tied) James
Dobie and Tony Bean and Lee
Watkins.
The Londesborough Happy Gang
Seniors began their day together on
Wednesday, May 26 at 10:30 a.m.. at
the Londesborough Community
Hall.
They conducted matters of
business until noon when they
enjoyed a potluck meal.
The seniors agreed to donate a
prize for history and one for French
to this year's Grade 8 graduating
class. Two Happy Gang members
with grandchildren in the class will
be this year's presenters, Phyllis
Tyndall and Betty Hulley.
The Happy Gang Seniors will
entertain at Huronlea's monthly
Gloria Wilbee conducted the
Sunday service at Londesborough
United Church on May 30. An
accomplished singer. Mrs. Wilbee
offered ministry of music as well,
offering I've Got the Joy and
Though I May Speak.
Mrs. Wilbee's message was titled,
Lighting the Way. She chose the Old
Testament passage, Genesis 11: 1-9,
the story of the Tower of Babel.
Psalm 104, which speaks of God's
wondrous deeds was the morning's
responsive psalm. The New
Testament scripture passage Acts 2:
1-21 is the story of Pentecost when
the Holy Spirit filled the followers
with different languages and sent
them out to all areas of the world to
teach of God's love.
On Sunday, June 6,
At time of reporting on Monday
morning, two village residents were
in hospital and in need of your
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birthday party on June 8.
Those present at the meeting
decided to donate $800 to the
Londesborough Lions Club.
Mary Peel will he
Londeshorough's delegate at the
seniors' convention in Burlington in
August.
The group's last meeting until fall
will be held on Wednesday, June 30.
The seniors will meet at the Betty
Cardno Centre in Clinton at noon
that day for dinner.
The Londesborough group met at
a changed time on May 26 as they
had been invited to spend the
afternoon with other guests of the
Londesborough United will observe
the sacrament of holy communion
and offer confirmation to a number
of young folk.
The senior choir will practise that
morning at 10 a.m. The junior choir
will practise at Hullett Central
School on Friday, June 11 after
classes.
Ben Driscoll. 527-2937. would
appreciate a call regarding help with
the planting of, or donation of,
soybeans for this year's Foodgrains,
Project.
Volunteers are being sought to
maintain the flowerbeds at the
church. Monetary donations would
also be welcomed. If you
could/would help, contact Joan at
523-9021 or Brenda at 523-
4540.
prayers and concerns. Your call or
card might just lighten their spirits
when this grey weather continues to
dampen everyone's morale.
Jack Snell was taken to Clinton
hospital on Friday in some distress
but his stay is not expected to be
lengthy. _However both he and
Marion still require much nursing
care at home.
For many weeks now Darlene
Vincent has been a regular patient at
Clinton Hospital as she continues to
struggle with cancer pain.
Blyth seniors group. Arlyn
Montgomery gave an informative
talk on genealogy. A demonstration
of tai chi was also part of the
entertainment that afternoon. Euchre
and lost heir were played during a
social time then everyone enjoyed
dessert.
Wilbee leads service
at United Church
Gratefully accepted
Carl Nesbitt of the Londesborough Lions Club, right,
presents a cheque in the amount of $1,000 to Blyth Fire
Department treasurer Murray Black for the new Emergency
Service Training (EST) Centre. The funds were raised at the
April 4 pancake breakfast. (Bonnie Gropp photo)