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THANK YOU
The Board of Directors of the Wingham & District Hospital Foundation
would like to express our sincere appreciation to the individuals and
businesses in our community for their tremendous support of 1st Annual
Health Care Heroes Million-Dollar Radiothon.
Approximately $85,000 was raised for our nett ,
Digital Imaging Li/lapin:1u.
11w Foundation would especially like to thank CKNX Radio and
Mr. Jack Gillespie for their tremendous support for the Radiothon.
For those who were unable to participate in the Radiothon, donations
are still being accepted for our Digital Imaging Equipment. Please make
your cheque payable to 'Wingham and District Hospital Foundation' and
snail to 270 Carling Terrace, Wingham, Ontario NOG 2WO.
An Income Tax Receipt will be issued for all donations.
WINGHAM & DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
Dedicated to the gardens
Maureen Bean, left, and Lois Haines were honoured for
their decades of dedication to the Auburn Horticultural
Society at a supper last week at Auburn Hall. Steven
Campbell also accepted thanks on behalf of his wife
Regina, who was the Society's past-president. (Janice Becker
photo)
WINGHAM & DISTRICT HOSPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
BACK EDUCATION PROGRAM:
A Back Education Program is planned for December 11th. Runs from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
A doctor's referral is needed. Please call the Physiotherapy Office at ext. 273.
THE LONGEST NIGHT SERVICE:
An interdenominationaVcommunity service for those who have experienced loSs. Sulday,
December 15th at 4:00 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, 281 'Josephine St .
Wingham. For more information contact Wingham & Area Palliative Care Services at 357-
2720. Everyone invited.
SEASONS GREETINGS!
A festive meal for each patient and one family member is provided, at no charge, on
Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
9Ite doff of the Noo,pitat extenda a einem utioli to gun conunanitv
fen a aafe, fieireefat and ham,* &tidal,. mama.
Phone: 357-3210 Fax: 357-2931 E-Mail: winghosp@wcl.on.ca
Wingham and District Hospital Foundation would like to thank
the Wingham Hospital Auxiliary, for the $5,000 donation.
Thanks also to Millers Garage, Fordwich; Fireside Café, Wingham; Lucknow &
District Lions Club; Lucknow Lancers Hockey Club; Lucknow Drop In Centre; Ted
Weishar Trucking, Teeswater; Teeswater United Church; Wingham Lions Club
CAMPAIGN 2001
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2002. PAGE 15.
Winter affects church attendance
FROM LONDESBORO
On Nov. 27 the Londesboro Happy
Gang Seniors held their Christmas
meeting. Ladies of Londesboro
United Church served the regular
members of the club as well as
several guests from the community._
Turkey dinner with all the trimmings
was enjoyed by 65 persons.
Everyone contributed an item for
the Christmas Bureau's Food Bank.
Gladys Van Egmond played
Christmas tunes on the piano until
Winter arrived with a vengeance
last weekend and although the snow
made for some beautiful scenery, it
surely affected the attendance at.
Londesboro United Church. The
sanctuary has been beautifully
decorated for the Christmas season
by the Sunday School teachers and
others from the congregation.
Representing the women of
Londesboro church, Yvonne Hoggart
and Laurel Mitchell lit the first
candle in the Advent wreath. The
candle was lit as a symbol of hope
for all God's children.
Recognizing that Londesboro
United Church is entering December
far short of reaching the Mission and
dinner was called. Following the
meal, Gladys inyited everyone to
sing along to several selections with
her accordion.
There were a number of draws for
donated door prizes and president
Mary" East gave some Christmas
readings. The gathering was a
pleasant relaxed beginning to the
season.
The seniors' next meeting will be
at 12:30 p.m. on Jan. 29.
Service objective for the year, Carl
Stevenson gave a short summary of
how M & S givings are dispersed by
the United Church of Canada.
Joan Goodall read a minute for
missions titled The Best of
Intentions: The article spoke of many
projects folks support in the season -
of giving.
The United Church feels donations
to the M & S fund is the best way to
meet the needs of mission work.
Their dispersal of the funds provides
Hullett Central Public School
students are discussing confidence
this week as part of their virtue
program. Confidence is explained as
having faith/trust in something for
someone.
Staff and pupils have a great deal
of confidence in their peacemakers
_and peer mediators. This program is
designed to help with minor
problems and conflicts between
pupils.
There are two identifiable
peacemakers on the primary hard
during all recesses and part of the
noon hour. Peacemakers are trained
to find a teacher or report the
problems identified to the office.
Peer mediators are asked to solve
minor disagreements between
primary and/or junior pupils. The
program encourages problem-
solving among the pupils and helps
them gain the skills and
independence necessary for conflict
resolution.
the means for self-hetp and hope in
each particular mission's culture and
situation.
Dave Williams and the boys and
girls gathered at the front and
discussed hope. A difficult concept,
Dave suggested that hope is
something the angels bring,
something one trusts will really
happen. He showed the children
some pictures he felt represented
signs of hope.
For next Sunday's discussion, the
Kelly Stevenson reports that on
Nov. 21 the peer mediators and
peacemakers were treated to a pizza
and pop lunch. This was a way to say
thanks for their hard work. She states
that the work of these students is
greatly appreciated.
The school council has been busy
working on a new fundraiser which
is a collection of coupons provided
by local businesses. These booklets
will be available soon at a cost of $15
each.
. Winners from Hullett in the
Optimist colouring contest were
Alicia Middegaal, Alana Roy, Jason
Salverda and Melissa Disher. the
work of these and other young artists
are displayed in the window at
Godfather Pizza in Clinton.
Hullett School's Christmas concert
of music will be held on Wednesday,
Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. Kim and Travis
Teed will share their musical talents
in leading the carol sing. The school
band and choirs will also perform.
young folk are to bring pictures they
feel show hope.
During the time of the prophet,
Isaiah the Israelites continued to
turn from God. In Isaiah 64: 1-9,
God is asked to free them again. He
promises hope and a bright future to
them.
In Mark 13: 24-37 Jesus talks to
the disciples about how the temple of
Jerusalem will disappear but that He
will always be there for them. He
warns them not to losy. hope and to
be ready for His second coming.
Mr. Williams, in his message,
Missing the Signs of Hope,
suggested that everything. done in
this world is done in hope.
In recent history the tearing down
of the Berlin Wall, and the end of
apartheid are signs of hope for
the world. The involvement of
children and adults in church
activities are seen as signs of hope
for the church.
Givings to the M&S Fund and
projects such as the Foodgrains Bank
and white gifts give a flicker of hope
to many. Even simple acts of love
and encouragement offer hope.
The Londesboro congregation will
hold their white gift service on
Sunday, Dec. 8. Following the
morning service, there will be a
congregational potluck dinner.
The UCW has bean soup mixes for
salt at $6 each. Just in time for
Christmas givings, the mixes will
warm up cold winter days.
Happy. Gang meets
Hullett students
discuss confidence