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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-10-04, Page 12Page 8A The Wingham Advance-Times,October i HospitaJ auxillary tours the laundry operation The September meeting of th Auxiliary to Wingham and Distric Hospital was held in the boardroom last Monday. The ladies enjoyed a tour of the laundry facilities, conducted by Mrs. 1Vfildred Galley, director of housekeeping and laundry and Mary Houghton, laundry supervisor. The auxiliary members found the laundry to be a very busy place with all the laundry sorted, weighed and soap measured in accordance with each load. The part-time seamstress not only mends and patches any tear or worn spot, but makes articles that can be used in different parts of the hospital. Mrs. Golley demonstrated some of the machines which are used in cleaning and care of the hospital. There are eight full-time and nine part-time employees working two shifts. Still with the auxiliary, a lovely autumn tea was held Sept;19 at the home of Dorothy MacDonald, Brussels, where 21 ladies joined the auxiliary to :bring its total mem- bership to 63. t It was announced a teen con- ference will be held in Kitchener on Sat., Oct. 22 for Candy Stripers. The fall conference for auxiliaries in this region will be held Oct. 3 in Seaforth. The fall rummage sale will be held in the Wingham Armouries on Oct. 15 and 16 with the hours for selling to the public remaining the same as in the spring: Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 and Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Volunteers are needed to assist in the x-ray department. NEW HIGH SCHOOL Wingham High School opened in January of 1907 in the new building and staff and pupils were delighted with the conveniences. The classrooms were light and well ventilated. The science room was well fitted and would be the scene of many interesting experiments. The building was comfortably heated and sanitary closets were in the basement. The attendance stood at 150. Huron i Bruc, Fgderal Progressive Conservative NTION r Lucknow Com Lucknow; rst ay, October, P.M; , y�ber 1 at 00 .M; 5° p ro �s M.y�ji ',S AKE. •�r�({ lir. pte purpose °Use -a candidate to; re resent tine :Pro - ressi 'Qonsertfatfveve. AA in thc federal riding of Huron 'Miceii- Vr ne3 . ss�cab®� federal election.. The constitution provides that the following delegates will be entitled to vote at the nomination convention the executive and honorary members of the. as$ociation; the chairpersons and vire .chairpersons. of each, municipa1ity, the executive of the Young Progressive Conservative Association and three resi- dent delegates from each polling subdivision. Each candidate must file a written nomination with the secre rof them . ssoaation at least -03 hours prior to the nomination meeting. - `�rr Barry Johnston, President Mary Donnelly, Secretary -Treasurer Not just an apartm en t A complete Retirement Plan A beautiful apartment with kitchenette, rneals in our lovely dining room, and many other services. And of course, opportunities to be involved in our active retirement community . , e The Leisure Living Suite may be the perfect retirement plan for your future! VERSA CARE Versa -.Care Centre off-IA.1*w 101 Tenth Street, Hanover 364 4320 oroi p ' . o Sn`k`iitaai gam. ar 14 ktitoogq A 'TRAIN THE TRAINER' seminar was held for three days last week at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club for 15 employees of Western Foundry, Stanley Doors, Royal Homes and Crown Windows. Those taking the course were: back, John, Moir, Lloyd Brighton, ®an McBurney;y 9 Dan - Kleist, Preston Lediet, Mike Moore, ®an centre, Instructor Mary- Ellen Ball, Ivan Harkness, Lyle Bridge, John Weber, Lance Sander- son, Wayne Johnston, front, Mac Armstrong, Wayne Gordon, Ed Haines and Tom fillings. Tra'in:the Trainer group produces 15 graduates A total of.15 employees of Western Foundry, .,•S.tanley. Doors, Royal ' Homes a Cf'ov�,�l�n� oWs�•��?t 'Winghans graduated from the first "Train the Trainer" seminar held last Week at the local golf 'club . The three-dayprogram- is spon- sored by the Huron Industrial Training Advisory Committee and co-ordinated by Conestoga College. Ellen Malt of Cambridge, nom' ins�tor 11041 s �ieuhr, program is geared toward people who train other employees. The seminars' are funded jofntly._by_the federal government and the various companies whose employees take part in the ro NOMI Q Notice to Municipal Electors Townshipof Howicl TAKE NOTICE that persons may be nominated as candi- dates in an election between 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of nomination; day,. Monday, October 17, 1988,.but nothing in Section 35 of the Municipal Elections Act, R.S.O. 1980, c. 308 prevents: a person filing a lomination paper with the Clerk during his normal office hours during the four days immediately preceding nomination day. OFFICES FOR WHICH PERSONS MAY BE NOMINATED REEVE (1) DEPUTY REEVE (1) COUNCILLOR (3) TRUSTEE POLICE VILLAGE OF FORDWICH (3) TRUSTEE POLICE VILLAGE OF GORRIE (3) TRUSTEE POLICE VILLAGE' OF WROXETER (3) TRUSTEE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION (1) TRUSTEE. HURON PERTH ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE. SCHOOL (1) Electors ate hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly, and further take notice that the manner in which said nominations shall be filed is set forth in Section 36 of the . Municipal Elections Act. Nomination forms and full particulars of procedures to be followed, may be ob- tained from the undersigned. Nomination forms for the Trustee of the Huron Perth Ro- man Catholic Separate School Board may be picked up at the Municipal Office of thee. Town of VVingham, Township of East Wawanosh, Township of Grey, Township of Howick, Township of Morris, Townshi of Turnber , p ry, Village of Blyth and Village of Brussels but such nominations forms must be filed at the Howick Township Municipal Office. If a greater number of candidates than -required to fill the said offices are dominated and make the required declarations, notice of the time for the holdingof the q c arabans, poll, including the advance poll and notice of the last day for making applications for a certificate to vote by 'proxy will be given forthwith. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that where the number of candidates for an office who are nominated at the end of nomi- nation day is not sufficient to fill the number of vacancies to which the candidates may be elected, subsection 1 of section 40 respecting acclamation applies to, those candidates and, on the Wednesday following nomination day, 19 : October 19th, the clerk may, between the hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in` the afternoon, receive and .certify additional' rico .;nations• for the offi a in respect of which there was. an insufficient nurnber of cjdates. Given under my hand this 3rd: day of October, 19 Tom Miller Returning Officer Ms. Ball saidtheemployees learn, training techniques during the three days and- hien,. practise . what they have learned iii group sessions. In addition to the 15 employees who.... graduated ..from_._ the _first_. session, Ms. Ball says there could be as many as three more courses offered in. Wingham alone, not in- clu dung other courses which will be held throughout the county. The Huron Industrial Training -AdstigoryVomMitteeisi,Mandateletb bring "°training to Ifuron County, rather than sending trainees elsewhere. First the committee determines what kind of training is needed, then proposes courses. Once the funding is available, committee members contact employers and get the names of trainees. Professionals then develop a suitable course curriculum, for w_hichiunding approval is sought. The 'committeemonitors- the course closely throughout for con- tent and attendance and submits progress reports to the government. Training courses offered through HITAC this year include: automo- tive mechanics;. "Train the Train- er"; computer literacy; statistical process control; farm -record keep- ing; an introduction to farm compu- ting; farm business planning and computers; management training for beginning farmers; . manage- ment skills for supervisors and farm -labor management. MOHAWK GRADUATE Steven Grant Nicholson gradu- ated at the fall convocation at Mohawk College in Hamilton on Sept. 23 from its three-year chemical engineering technology co-operative program. Mr. Nicholson has accepted a posi- tion with Woodbridge lnovac at St. Marys. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nicholson, 263 Edward Street, Wingham.