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LIBERAL TEA PARTY: Deputy-reeve, and inperalt Frances St. Amant and Liberal Cabinet Minister Jean-Jacques Blais at a Rotary Club of Penetanguishene meeting yesterday. New administrator introduced to board Board of Directors of Huronia District Hospital was formally introduced to the incoming Administrator, Gord Key, at Monday's regular board meeting. Key is at the hospital for a week to get some first-hand experience at HDH with interim ad- ministrator Jack Bateman. In a short address to the board, Key explained that he was happy to be returning to the province of Ontario, coming from Red Deer, Alberta. Key also stated that he was eager to work with Bateman, because he "'was acquainted with him in Hamilton, Ontario' where they both worked, and that he admired Bateman's work as an ad- ministrator. Meanwhile the board, accepted with regret the resignation of Lt. Ray Braddock. He was the local ministerial representative on the board. Lt. Braddock told The Times earlier this week, his resignation had been prompted by a busy schedule. association's People in the news Chief of staff gets the nod, Mon. Board of Directors of Huronia District Hospital, at their regular meeting for January on Monday night, received and accepted the recommendation of the Medical -- Advisory Committee that Dr. M. J. Moore be returned as Chief of Staff at the hospital of 1983. Dr. Moore held the position for the year 1982. Theft on Albin Road David Longlade, 24, of no fixed address, has been charged with break, enter and theft by the Midland OPP in connection with the theft of $785 worth of property, including electronic equipment and liquor, from a Albin Road, Waubaushene home. CPR at HDH next Tues. Huronia District Hospital will be the setting for a Heart Foundation tion-sharing informa- will Feb. 19 Winterama amateur talent competition, 19 years or older, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Maple Valley Club, RR 3, Penetanguishene. Adults only. Competitors must register at the club before Feb. 19: telephone 533-2369. Club opens 12 p.m. Everyone welcome. ~The CommodoreVIC-20 | meeting next Tuesday, Feb. 8. A CPR demonstration be high on the agenda. A question and answer period will be | support, have your set aside those at- cheque ready. tending next Tuesday night's important Serer meeting which by the } Healthy February is the month when heart volunteers knock on doors for your hearts are a Hazardous roads caused accidents Elmvale OPP in- vestigated three motor vehicle accidents during the past week, all caused by slippery roads. On Wednesday last a vehicle driven by Lorna Edwards of Elmvale slid into Arthur Settle's vehicle which was making a left-hand turn off Yonge Street. Neither driver was injured, but there was $600 damage done to each vehicle. On Saturday, Jan. 19, William Homewood of Elmvale escaped injury when his car fishtailed in a slushy patch, went into a ditch and flipped over. Damage to the vehicle is estimated at $1,500. Marc Neim of Willowdale lost control of his vehicle Sunday morning when it hit an icy patch on Pine Ridge Trail, just north of Simcoe Road 22. He was not injured, but $1,000 damage was done to his vehicle. There were no charges Jaid as a result of any of these mishaps, but Cpl. Ed MacCallum repeats: Slow down in winter weather. Elmvale OPP also investigated a break, enter and theft at the cottage of Tony Battista in Woodland Beach. Goods with an estimated value of $305 were stolen, including liquor, bedding, - clothing, dishes and a color TV. Close to 50 charges were laid by Elmvale OPP over the weekend. They were mostly speeding charges, seat belt violations and liquor seizures. Stephen Polachek On op 12). 1983, services were held in Nichols Funeral Home and St. Margaret's Church for the late Stephen Polachek of 223 Lindsay Street, Midland. Mr. Polachek had been ill for one month when he died Jan. 9 in Huronia District Hospital. He was 60 years of age. His wife Helen, his daughters Helen and Linda, both at home, survive him. The member of St. Margaret's Church married Helen Ritgaser there on Jan. 2, 1960. The son of Stephen and Mary Polachek was born in Hungary. His pallbearers were Raymond Zoschke, Frank Lajner, Morris Latour, Morris Curry, Gerald Curry, and Clifford Curry. Appearing nightly e7hurs., Fri., Sat., inthe Upstairs Lounge in the Downstairs Lounge way will be open to the general public. Organizers say if next week's is well attended, other meetings of this nature will be staged in the future. family affair--be sure you know the heart risk factors and the warning signs of heart attack and stroke and help the "Heart Fund'. beats Atari, Intellivision and Coleco at their own game. Price? We're all about the same. Performance? VIC-20's light years ahead. - Sure, they all play great video games, and so do we. But they can't teach you about computers, and we can. 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