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Home My WebLink AboutLucknow Sentinel, 2009-07-22, Page 11. . . • . . • • 1.01)) .1 1♦ I I i I• • . t • , • I J t I r I I • t ' • . r . Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 22, 2009 - Page 11 Fund-raising effort seen through to successful conclusion From page 9 While the province's health ministry does not fund capital equip- ment projects, it had to clear the way for the foun- dation to commit to the fund-raising effort. Huron-- Bruce uron-Bruce Liberal MPP, Carol Mitchell, lauded the efforts of local volunteers who saw the project fund-raising effort through to a suc- cessful conclusion. "I'm so proud of the community and there was a strong, determined group effort to see the CT project get done," she said:` This is an impor- tant diagnostic tool and it will help attract physi- cians. Hats off to all of you. I am proud of this com- munity and I `am proud of. the healthcare we pro vide. For county physicians and medical staff, the. availability of a scanner will great- ly enhance the pro- vision of health- care and eliminate the need to send patients out of the county for diag- nostic scans. "This renovation and renewal will provide services far superior to• what we had,,, Dr. Don Neal said on behalf of the hos- pital's medical staff. "The med- ical staff thanks the community, board and staff for developing a vision into reality. Finally, the great black hole will be filled in Huron County. - The med- ical staff is thank- ful and pleased." Ashfield- C.olborne- Wawanosh Reeve B e n VanDiepenbeel also credited. staff and volunteers for following through on a vision and generating the $5 million required for the project. "The townships ple� Last week, the young members of Ripley Dairy club attended a two-day show in Woodstock. On Wednesday, the Ripley District Horticulture' Society went on a mystery garden. tour. Places visited were Theresa's G a r d e n. Pondsvi'ew,. Te -em Farms, Rose of Sharon Gardens. ld Coven Tree air Garden, finishing with supper. in Bayfield. The Ripley fire- fighters and helpers put on a great breakfast again this year. The descendants of Ada Herb. and Farrell picnic was held at the home of Kay Fraser last. Saturday. About 55 attended. They enjoyed seeing pic- tures of Ada, Ethel and Kay in their IN IllinisW$ MUNI* are sorry .to ear that . Janet Rhody 'is back in Owen Sound hospi- tal undergoing ospi-taiundergoing more tests: We are also think- ing and wishing Pat Jarvis of Ripley and :Nancy. Greenwood d of Goderich great recoveries from younger years..: Ethel and John Nother recently celebrated .thteit>> 5Otih wedding anniversary. Jim Farrell and Marsha Farrell were two of those folks Who took the bus to enjoy a Blue Jays game in Toronto on Sunday. Blacki orse s 'mixed senior league teed off again on July 14 `, with some outstanding results.. Team Stableford scoring on nine holes was once again the order of the day. Everyone knew that Barb Helm (19 points) would bring it home one day, but that "sandbag- •51 - ger" Tom Stolicker . (25 points) was hiding in the bush waiting to pounce on those innocent souls who play 'their normal game. Congratulations to. both.: of you. The winning team con- sisted of Miro Tadla, Tom • Stolicker and Art Helm. And Don you believe : the longest putt on both number 14 and number 18 holes, but could not hold back the onslaught of Tom Pegg who beat him by one stroke 39 to 40 'gross. Come : join the play every Monday at 9 a.m. Please show up by 8:30 a.m. to arrange teams t4 ::" • .401 Submitted photo A closing program for the vacation bible school at the Lucknow Community Christian Reformed Church was held IastThursday evening for family and friends.The program included a skit about Jonah and a number of musical performances. All last week chil- dren enjoyed games, crafts and other activities as part of the bible school. • operations. Don and Marilyn Reid spent Sunday with the Folmers of Chepstow at their cottage in Sauble Beach - not great beach weather. On the weekend, Vary A. `' Kukoly visited: Joyce and.. John Farrell, June and ,Earl Elliott, and Shirley and Rae Gilders of Clinton. Our thoughts and prayers ` are with all who are in hospi- tals or sick at home. HENDERSON RONA 782 Havelock St, Lucknow 519-528-311 Mon: - FH, 7:30 - 5:30. 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