HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-04-27, Page 31THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1988. PAGE 31.
Wingham Hospital
Auxiliary names officers
The Ontario Provincial Police’s Ride program got a high profile in Biyth Saturday when three cruisers took
up position on main street and stopped all cars going along Hwy. 4. The program, which was first
implemented only during the Christmas holiday period to cut down on drinking and driving, has now been
extended year long.
Home Care changing Huronview
The success of programs such as
home day care is drastically
changing the role of senior citizens
homes such as Huronview, Huron
county council was told at its
monthly meeting April 7.
Lossy Fuller, Exeter deputy
reeve and chairman of the Huron
view management committee said
the need for residential beds at
Huronview is being drastically
reduced. The number of applica
tions for admission to the home and
the number of admissions have
both gone down significantly.
In discussion with the director of
the Home Care Program Director
Betty Cardno, Reeve Fuller said,
110 clients of the program were
reviewed, all of whom would
qualify for admission to Huronview
and 57 of whom would qualify for
extended care yet all are still living
happily in their own homes. Reeve
Fuller said she was really excited
about the success of the home care
program.
The Auxiliary to the Wingham
and District Hospital held the
annual meeting at the Registered
Nursing Assistant’s Training
School April 18. President Mrs.
Leonard Phillips presided and
reviewed the activities of the
closing year.
Purchases were made of a
whirlpool tub and an Ambulift
which were donated to the Wing
ham and District Hospital. The
Spring and Fall rummage sales
realized $4,439.40. Other means of
revenue were an auxiliary tea held
at Lucknow, Tuck Shop sales,
Hospital Bridge and craft group
projects.
Speakers during the 1987-88
year were Mrs. Mel Kirlin,
chairperson of region 2 hospital
auxiliaries; Norman R. Hayes,
executive director of the Wingham
and District Hospital; Brenda
Edgar, Kineosiologist, and Mari
lyn Irwin, R.N.A. Director.
Committee reports disclosed a
busy and rewarding year involving
many willing workers and the
Auxiliary extends appreciation to
all for the many services.
The following officers were
elected: Honorary President, Dor
is Michie; Past President, Marilyn
Wood; President, Marie Phillips;
Vice-President, Mary Lou Camer
on; Recording Secretary, Velma
Balser; Treasurer, Margaret Mac
Leod; Corresponding Secretary,
Isabel Arbuckle.
In charge of the blood donor
clinic is Noreen Gnay; book cart,
Sylvia Anderson; bridge, Velma
Balser, JLprna Stuart, Jo English;
cancer clinic, Marilyn Wood, Hilda
Brown; craft group, Marilyn
wood; emergency desk, Margaret
McVittie; gift shop, Mary Procter,
Barbara Rattee; historian and
press, Shirley Donaldson; mem
bership, Sharon Long; nomina
tions, Marilyn Wood; rummage
sale, Lucille Alexander; social,
Marie DeVos, Hilda Brown; teen
volutneers, Mary Ann Chadwick;
telephone gift shop, Dorothy
Cruickshank; telephone nurses,
Elizabeth Procter; tray favours,
Marlene Leeham; trellis, Ruth
Kine.
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opportunity of acting on your behalf in the past,
and announce that effective May 1st, 1988, we
are moving our law practice from Seaforth,
Ontario and will be pleased to continue to serve
you from our Goderich office at.
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