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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 24, 1989 hii? MCh Building Fund COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL H Today Building for Tomorrow BUILDING FUND SUPPORTERS Community Memorial Hospital' s "Serving Today - Building for Tomorrow" capital campaign is now underway in the community. The campaign's goal, while stated in dollars, is really to assure optimum health services to the community. Plans call for the raising of $2 million in gifts and pledges from the community. The success of this campaign depends on the dedicated participation of local businesses and professionals, national corporations, foundations, clubs and organizations, the Hospital Family and the people of the Township of Scugog. To date, the campaign has raised well over $1.2 million through the support of the following: Steward Diceman Verna Griffen Village Stitchery Prof. Warren T. McCready D.H. McMullen Selections Men's Wear Greenbank Garden Centre F. DeCarlo Arthur Panabaker Ballard & Carnegie Ltd. Robert Howsam Allen J. Martyn Wm. N. Fulcher Storey Beare David W. Haynes Dr. Daniel Sturgis Fred Puckrin Dorothy M. Taylor Harold & Joyce Howsam W.W. Barr John Coates - MaryLou Carnochan Murray Coates AW. Catton Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Susan Foell Mrs. Harold Cornish Danube Swabians Park Picture Homes Lavern Elliot Fitchett Family Douglas Baird Hilda Michell Reg Renouf Davis Brothers Mariposa Estates Ladies Group Mary Grant Bill Wakeford Keith Brown Rita Steacy Rod Lawrence Jovina Oliveira Frank Diamond John Rush Jim White & Sharon Fenn G. Cameron Don Benjamin Mrs. E. Cox Heather Diamond Denise Diamond Bob Golding Anne Harran Ralph Williams Vanderheul Family Earl Carnochan Gettins Family Dorothy Wall Kelly Clancy Lew Trull Theodore Watson Elmer Brown Ray Bradburn Bill Ferguson Russell Carnaghan Ross Duff Jack Healy Rick Skuce Pat Porrill Diane Harper ro Joe Bradburn Neil Bailey Ivan Bradburn Stan Rahm Gordon Faint Chris Scott Rae Yaki Mrs. L. McArthur * Flora Samells Glenn Grove Dr. Donald C. Christie K.R. Rudd Doug's Refinishing David Chow Cecil J. Hamilton . Seven Mile Island Resort Victor & Jean Sleep Rupert Lee Gwendoline Lamb Clayton & Patricia Lamb Mr. & Mrs. Cappe Lloyd & Ruby Smith Mr. & Mrs. Albert Southwick Earl B. Lunney Ray Werry Dorothy Koch Dr. R.G. McNab Mr. & Mrs. Byron Holtby Flieler Northend Service Station Doris Dargavel - Mac & Jean Christie Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Cotton Robert & Patricia Taylor Doris MacPherson Mrs. AM. McCombe Nicholas Rensink Melba Hall Wes & Joan Lane Charles Labanovich Hazel Wallace Stanley Rickard Mr. & Mrs. Everett R. Prentice Murray Holtby Leslie W. Smith Margaret Baumchen Ken & Diane Goreski Earl Hunter Margaret Jeffrey Grant Webber June M. Spence Hoover Universal Dr. Ralph Price Patricia Rowe Gary Beadle Bruce Yeamans Merl Welch Ern Welch Melba J. Hinton Fred G. Christie Gerald & Andrea Jones Allene Kane Mary Page Margaret Morrow Raymond Kerry Pine Ridge Packers' John F. Ballard Joseph Forsythe Mr. Robert Foster Campbell MacMaster Archie McMillan Bruce Beare Norman Jackson Robert Kenny Gordon Prentice Raymond Martin Doug Hart Donald Gibson Donald Holden Don Mitchell John MacMaster Harry Mark Dorothy Deshane Jack & Marilyn Owen Roger Chamberlain Ruth Mark William Swarbick Harriet M. Gray Wm. Gummow Roy Hope Percey Jeffrey William Jeffrey Myrtle Snelgrove Dorothy Hood Laverne Rousseau Beverly Bell Neil Attersley Don Forder Ins. Brokers Wm. D. Waite Maureen Fielding Murray & Marie Geer Pearl Gostick Ron Crawford Eva Sutcliffe Lloyd Feasby Annie Penney William Houthuys Morley Feasby 'Richcon Financial Corp. Donna Abrams Pat & Rita Donnelly Marie Bartlett Robert Crawford Clem Jeffrey John Crawford Harold Crawford Gordon Smith William Wright Edith Bruce George Lunan Foundation Mrs. E. Vance Citation Development Corp. J.C. Fraser Helen Stouffer Joan Mabley Hazel G. Slemmon Genevieve Jackson West Shore Marine Dr. Sheila Birse W.E. Martyn Thelma Spence Garry Mahony Const. Ltd. Dr. John Stewart Eileen Hern E.G. Hildebrand Valview Farms Glen Stevens Edna Fowler Oliver Holdstock Viola Hoskin Peter Hood Allan Graham Cliff Short Glen Smith Alma Cox Donna Donnelly Ken McTaggert Ronald Hoar Don Evans Ken Stickwood George Empringham R. Stanton Stan Hoar Margaret Willison Glen Willis Ken Brooks Bessie Pegg Marion Hall Olive Cox Ruby Jones Allan Jones Bill Benson Michael Artichuk Hugh Pugh Edgar Evans Margaret Cornish Annie M. McCombe Bill Owen Terry Hodgins Yvonne Christie Maxine Scott Clem Jeffrey Annie Clements Earl Bailey Hugh Currie Edith Bruce The Stewart Family Murdoch Belair Della Harrison Ralph Hopkins Edna Frebelka Jack Thornbury Roy Allen Robert Thornbury Ruth MacEachern Bert Thornbury Francis Swartz Bernice McMullan Donald Keeler Joanne & Michael Fowler Andrea & James Grosvenor Rae & Rena Webster Gold'n Glow Helmut Grander Walter & Audrey Wright Gordon Paisley Elvira & Gordon Paisley Sylvia Cookson Bill Wozney, 1.0.0.F. Hal Southgate Council agrees they must pay Blackstock bills Council has unanimously agreed to pay all outstanding bills in connection with the Blackstock Arena-Recreation Hall deficit. In agreeing to do so, they also ec their earlier concems about the $134,000 deficit and their dis- pleasure in the way it occarred. Councillor Yvonne Christie re- ported to council that all of the contractors had now submitted itemized bills, and they now have a responsibility to pay them. But she made no bones about her displeasure in the way the pro- ject was run. In presenting her report, Coun- cillor Christie said that it appears that the only contract that existed on the project was what was stip- ulated in the minutes of both the Rec-Centre and the Arena Board, A warming idea for Birdseye Park pool If there is enough money in the budget this year, swimmers in Birdseye Pool may not turn blue during swimming lessons. The Parks Committee has been investigating the cost and feasabil- ity of installing a Solar Heating Unit at Birdseye Pool to help ex- tend the swimming season, and make it more comfortable for those using the pool. Councillors Allan Goreski and Marilyn Pearce met with Enersol - Products Inc., and after examing the pool and buildings, the repre- sentative recommended that a solar heat unit mounted on top of the Library roof could raise the pool temperature to 80-85°F during stating amounts for various items. "We can not get anything more from this group (the committee). They were appointed by council to serve on the committee and we (Council) now have a legal re- Sponsintiiy to pay the bills", she sai Councillor Christie went on to say that she felt the day of the "handshake" in this community were gone. "We just can't trust the judgement of our good volun- teers anymore", she said. Other councillors agreed saying no future or any existing commit- tee will be allowed to operate on an "in-trust" basis. "It really is unfortunate that it has come to this" Councillor Christie concluded. mid June. The cost of a solar heating unit for Birdseye Pool would be ap- proximately $7,000.00. The Parks committee also met with the Parks Manager for the city of Oshawa for a tour of new playgrounds, and a discussion about designs and possible con- cerns. Plans are to install new play- ground equipment in Palmer Park this summer. i Recommendations to council will be made later and then referred to be discussed during budget time. nixon| FUEL OIL HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING | | SALES & SERVICE EEE Sipco © Nixon 313 ALBERT ST. OSHAWA L1H 451 728-5138 723-4663