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Members of •Hospital - Mustard report on health care which
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liaries from across services which the.Ontario goy-' council authority for health care munity hospital. With, nearest These members raised E.
tOntario were in Seaforth Monday ernme'lit is proposing
to service planning, but not respon- hospital facilities 20 to 40 miles $167.143 of was
for -the annual.144, conference of introduce, sibility to authorize expenditures. 'away you will soon find an exodus spent iii and other
District 2. "One of the principal recom- "To me tins dichotomy bet- of family physicians from all 'educationfunding and $145.122
Mrs. Orville Oke of Sqaforlh m6ndaiions'in this report is that ween authority and responsibility communities to be replaced by' or hospital equipment.
-elected president of, the
was the province be divided into nine is potentialiv disastrous. .community centers staffed by one The morning sessions dealt
district succeeding Mrs. 'E. B. district health councils, These Dr. Brady sai4 that the pro- or two doctors who will be too with the various aspects of Public
Menzies of Clinton. The secretary would be further sub -divided into poral would wipe out the Ontario busy co-ordinating and directing Relations. Programming and
is Mrs. Russet Bryans, Seaforth. district health areas and to me it Hospital Association and the local the para -medical personnel to Publicity discussed by Mrs,. M.'L. ry eke.'Y
Dr. -Paul L, Brady, of Seaforth; is rather alarming to read of the hospital boards as the district supply much individual attention Stewart'. Director of Public Rela-
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told the 161 delegates to the powerssuggested for this chain of health council would perform the to the patients, It will be indeed a tions for Hospital Auxiliaries
conference, that he is alarmed by command,” Dr. Brady said. functions of these boards. reversal of the role which the Association of Ontario and the
proposals in the controversial He criticized the proposals He said.` It is easv to forecast College of Family Physicians of Editor of the "Volunteer": Mrs.
Canada has striven t� establish M. J. Smith. Treasurer.
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very alarming." and Mrs, Susan White. Seaforth.
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ch the Government to remember that "public rela-
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arguments. this proposed scheme should not be left to the ex
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is going to be rammed down our but be the responsibility of every
throats. Already County Councils
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,19. across the province have rejected, Mrs. ,smith spoke on pro •
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seatorth Public School pupi s are organized and ready for all
in no uncertain terms, the sug- ing Suggestions on the activities of a
gramming, giving
gestion of targe district health skits, special speakers, panels. new school year- Hard at work planning the program is the recently elected
councils embracing ridiculously Mrs, White said that publicity students council which includes (left, seated) Janis Van Vliet, Vice President; Jayne
unwieldy areas. The medical is only a tool - a tool that helps Baker, President;.(st aiding) Jim McDonald, Treasurer; Bob Thompson, Secretary;
profession, through the Ontario you get public support. the Paul Carroll is staff adviser.
Medical Association is preparing support withou t which no hospital
representation to Goveroment." auxiliary would last. She outlined
AiDr. Brady suggested that auxi-
what to put in a newspaper story liary members organize and pre- and what to omit.
sent-their.-Yie%ys on the, Mustard Mrs. White suggested that the ��'
report to the government before it i press reporter for the auxiliary see
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int is too late."
get in touch with the newspaper,
frz He 'ais'o' spoke about the whether weekly or
daily,
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comeback of the family doctor ascertain how they, pr(
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who only a few years ago seemed story written, as the daily espe-
destined todisappear forever. cially might wish thestoryin, Vo r plebiscite
He noted that in 1954 there was point form.
no medical school on the cortin Other officers elected, in addi-
Almost 2.000 Tuckersmith would not be fair to ask the other their residences, and an
S, ent with a department of family tion to the incoming president,
Township residents may have a patrons of the system to pay for exception could not be made in
medicine, no hospital with a are: vice- presidents, Mrs. Kemp I
teaching centre with family medi- Thompson, Waterloo; Mrs. W. A. vote oil a liquor pi6biscite in the the pipeline. Mr.Etue was told his case. It was explained these
-several other. Egmondville ratepayers either bought water
. . . . . . cine department and few, if AnY,i Lewis, Guelph; Mrs. Steph&n municipal election oil December 2 that , h
general practitioners on the staff Bangarth, Ingersoll; secretary- Rod Doig of the Seaforth Golf residents were refused water from a neighbour with a well who
of any teaching hospitals in treasurer, Mrs. Russell Bryaris, and Country Club and Fred Ginn because it would cost the would be willing to
o supply them,
Canada or the U.S. 'Seaforth. of Vanastra presented township too much money to take or drilled their I own well or paid .,-
Today, however, he said family ', The members toured the Sea- Tuckerstuith Council Tuesday the water line long distances to (Continued on Page 7)
Physicians Are an integral part of forth Community Hospital follow- night with a,petition for a liquor
vote in the towinship.and council
ever��spital staff in Canada in'k; the meeting.
Clayton L606by, Or�esilde'4'oTihiiie' board of Seaforth Community Hospital and Dr. "with a voice equal to • the The spring conference ill be fo4arded the petition to the Frank A. Kling
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Paul Brady discuss the problems which the Mustard report raises for smaller specialists." held in MRunt Forest in April.
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pri. /E.,C.B. with a request it be acted
hospitals with Mrs. Orville Oke. Mrs. Oke was elected president of District 2 of the Clayton Looby, the president of Members of the Seaforth Auxi- ort.
1 �he -plebiscite will ask for a
Hospital, Auxiliaries at a meeting of the district held'r re Monday while Dr. Seaforth Community liary were hostesses for
he Bradyy the Board of Se. ruling on four liquor issues:Former Ma
in addressing the delegates discussed details of the Mustard report. Hospital, welcomed the delegates conference' held, in Northside yor
and told the meeting of the work United Church. Mrs. W. . C. Government stores for sale of
being done in Seaforth and that Bennett was convener assisted by liquor; sale of beer and wine only
the hospital here- now had re- Miss Dorothy Parke, Mrs. . Frank under a dining room licellse(with die, su
ceived accreditation. Phillips, Mrs. Bruce McLean and meals); sale of liquor under
�Aulleft farmer has narrow escape Mrs. Beecher Menzies of Clin- Mrs. C. Coombs. dining room license (with theals) ddQ n
ton presided over the daylong and sale of liquor under a lounge
conference and gave a detailed license. A former mayor of Seaforth and
Glen Nott, 29, of grain bill to i-cacfi a sample of and badly bruised right leg. He is
report of the district. She said • Mr. Ginn took the petition to prominent businessman Frank A.
Clinton. is a patient in Clinton beans. he slipped and fell against undergoing skin grafting.
there were 6,307 members in the Morris dears Toronto Wednesday in order to Kling died Wednesday morning
Public Hospital as the result of a the levelling auger on top of the 20 auxiliaries in the district which gain approval of the liquor vote in Stratford General Hospital
farm accident last Thursday. bill..
Named to board stretches from Cambrid_ge •to from the Ontario Liquor Control following a heart attack. He was pi
Mr. Nott had started to Mr. Nott was able to hAng f.
Goderich and from Mount Forest :fa* Board. 63:
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-combine beans on his farm oil the top of the bin long enough for Donald McKe ' rcher of McKillop An Egmondville resident was He was stricken at his Goderich
concession I of Hullett Township his brother, Donald, following Township has been named by the
A grant of $150 for Brussels told by Council that it will cost Street residence as he finished
when he decided to check the behind on another combine, to board of the McKillop Mutual
Agricultural Society - was him $900 to have a water line laid breakfast. Rushed to Stratford
,be-,eis to see if they were ready stop the machine. Fire Insurance Company to JOHN SCOTT CLUFF approved when Morris Township to his new house presently under General Hospital, he died shortly
to combine. He was tak6n to Clinton Public complete the term of the lateJohn a council held its October meeting construction in the hamlet. The after.
He climbed onto the combine Hospital where he was treated for Moylan as a director of the on Monday. Reeve Wm. Elston price includes the installation Born in Scaforth,, Mr. Kling 0111,111 IZIR
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a severely.lacerated left leg company.
Well known presided. costs into the house. attended Seaforth schools and
The tenders of George Radford Jim Etue had expected to pay after graduation 1parned the
Construction Ltd. to plow. snow only the installation cost of $200 plumbing business. A few years
when'plo'wing and $10.00 per day that the Egmondville Water business which grew rapidly to
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tildents�tesident is -1 with a,grader at $1,,6.50 per hour and was under the impression later he established his own
standing time and that of Ross S stem owned b the township include general contracting
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stricken Nicholson with a truck at $11.25 would lay the necessary pipeline electrical work, excavating an
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at �HS per hour when ' working and to his property. home construction. The firm. was r�ls
A well known Seaforth and area $10-00 per day when not working
Reeve Eigin Thompson the first in the district to make
citizen John Scott Cluff died (Continued on Page 7) sympathized with him but said it available washed stone and sand
suddenly at his East William
-open drive Street home Sunday. He was 69.
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Born in Seaforth he was the soil
Students at SDHS will be of the late John J. Clu'f and
underway with their annualCatharine Scott. Following and continues to provide much of
subscription campaign over the graduation from Seaforththe requirements throughout this
weekend. The students this vear Collegiate Institute he joined the
S_ part of Huron and Perth.
are
competing for cash prizes staff of the Dominion Bank here.
Throughout the years a large
which are offered by The Huron Later deciding he •pp!ferred retail store has been maintained
Expositor to the individuals farming he attended Qil oil Main Street.
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obtaining the greatest number of Agricultural College, Guelph. forto Su�
new subscriptions and renewals
and acquired a farm interests, Mr. Kling devoted•
a time
to The Expositor. In iddition. adjoining Egmondville and much of his time to serving the
'keaA' subscription obtained earns
commenced a career in which he community.
a cash commission for the school.
continued until his retirement in He was Mayor for two years
The campaign provides the 1969. As a farmer he was during the Centennial activities in
student body With funds with
informed concerning latest 1967 and 1968. He was a member
which to carry oil various extra agricultural developments and of the Public Utility Commission'
curricular activities, as well as the registered stock which he for eleven years and for eight of
making possible the purchase of raised was in steady demand. !hese years was chairman,
athletic, musical and other Active in the community and in A member of the Lions Club
equipment which is not provided
the organizations with which he
J and President in 1952 he served
from public funds, I was associated he was a ni
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ember oil the Lions Park Committee
In co-operating with the SDHS
of First Presbvterian Church, He
where he made a major
students who call topffer a new or
3j;, was a past president of the contribution to the development
renewal subscription to The X Seaforth Lions Club and a pas( of the park facilities. He.ow,%9-a,
Expositor, the public can be
of Britannia Lodge A.F. member and Past Master of
assured that a worthwhile school
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and A.M. No. 170. rge
activity is being aided.
Mr. Cluff was not married. He Britannia CoA.F. & A.M. and
a life member of Mocha Temple.
is survived by a sister. Miss Janet
N3,� ulLondon. He was a past president
OUT COMES NO, 11 The first winner the "Spot Cluff of Seaforth. of Blue Water Shrine Club.
Double function
the Merchant" contest was-i"wn The body was at the
1,A is week by Active in First Presbyterian
.1C 3 -year-old Scott Lamont, son of Mr-_ and Mrs.San Whitney funeral home !it Seaforth
NIB serves a dou�le func- dy Church he had served for many
,-here the, funeral service was ars as a member and chaitmatt,
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tion," according to John A. Lamont. Winning $5 merchandiseocertificates are
held Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev,
ofthe board of manageris.
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Cardno, Seaforth CNIB campaing Mrs. Ken McClure, R.R.4, Walton, Mrs. Jack Case,
Ed -win Nelson. Minister of First He is survived by his widow the
chairman. "On the orie hand it is Seaforth and Mrs. George Varley, Kippen. The Presbyterian Church officiating. Clair Campbell (right) wno has retired from the Canadian Imperial Bank of former Atitia Edmonds -to whom -
a rehabilitation agency and, on Second contest appears on page 4 in fhis 'issue. Buriai was in Maitlandbank Commerce after a banking career extending Lover 41 gears discusses problems with he was married ill Seaforth. May
the other, a preventioti service. Readers are reminded that entries must be in the box cemetery. Pallbearers %tere Alex James Gould, his successor as manager Of the Seaforth branch. Mr. Gould ^who 2, 1936 . and by daughters,
Because SO% of bli dness can be Chesney. Robert Tyndall. James Marilyn, 'Mrs. Glenn ChtstWV
prevented, CNIZ2 before Tuesday of the following week. Over 500 comes here from Thesselon it ariative of Owen Sound. Mr. Campbell, who started . -i
Prev 9 prevention M.Scott, James A. Stewart. and Anne, Mr -s. W-ith
work Is of vital importance to this entries were received for the first contest. Entef with the former Imperial Bank In London and Mrs. Campbell are continuing to live
-,PergtK Reynolds and Sirn McLaughlin, and A stilt Ptltt,wk_
community." contest now, and remember to read the rules. Phillip-. in Seaforth. (Continued on Pagel)