​Of donations and pizza coupon cards

Donations have been made to the Kincardine Hospital capital campaign, and to the Kincardine Lions All-Wheel Park, and the Kincardine Hospital Auxiliary is selling pizza coupon cards.

Roy Elliott of Ripley has made a major personal donation of $100,000 to the Kincardine Hospital capital campaign.

The presentation was made to the Kincardine and Community Health Care Foundation this week.



Roy Elliott (centre) of Ripley presents a donation of $100,000 to the Kincardine and Community Health Foundation, represented by president Becky Fair (left), Dianne MacArthur, Diane Baldwin, Mary Hall and Jack Nancekivell; photo courtesy of the hospital foundation
 

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Recently, Kincardine councillor Mike Hinchberger, and Scott Rowe and Nicole Grant of Rowe Motors presented generous contributions to the Kincardine and District Lions Club’s All-Wheel Park project.



Larry the Lion (second from left) appreciates the generous donations from Kincardine councillor Mike Hinchberger (left) and Scott Rowe and Nicole Grant of Rowe Motors, for the All-Wheel Park project; photo by George Ling
 

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And finally, South Bruce Grey Health Centre – Kincardine Hospital Auxiliary president Jeanne Lindsay (above) holds up a Kincardine Domino’s Pizza coupon card which the auxiliary is selling as a fund-raiser.

The coupon card costs $25, and for each one sold, the auxiliary receives $10. The card features two coupons for a free medium, three-topping pizza, as well as 15 other coupons for discounts on pizza purchases. All the coupons are good until April, 2025.

The pizza cards are available for purchase at the auxiliary’s Gift Shop in the Kincardine Hospital, which is open Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you and your family love pizza, these cards are a great deal for you!