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Divisionals are on Monday. and 'Iilesday,
and the competition is Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, "
Sam will cornpete.in the .conpelsor es.
to set the flights: Her free skate will be to '.
Lion King and she will perform the
Canasta in the dance competition. All fag-
• ure skating events take place at North
York Centennial. Arena, 580 Binlch
Avenue..West .
Birthday Club
Out apologies tt •
Mandl Vanderwoude
Who was 12 Years Old
Januarys 22, 198$
Cierra Ashley Johnston`
!,January 2881996
1 Year Old :.
Catherine Simpeori
January 30, 1930
7"Years Okt
Ruth Montgomery:
January 30, •t989 •
8 Years Oki
Corey Health=
January 31, 1987.
10 Years.Okt
RebeCca,SCott:
January31, 1993
4'Years Old
Jennie Logtenberg-,
January 31, 1908
' . 9 Years Old:. .
Braden it grin
February 3, 1993,
3.Year;i.O!ld.>
Joha.Elphicl •
February 4,1989.•
8 Years Olt,
Laura McNaughton.
February 4, 1987
10 Years Oki
Ido No,eit To
Shout .
11 Ciassif ie` .
will get
ivisINTEE
LISTINGS:
WANED
PAULZINN
528.2411
TREED .7 ACRE i.OT with; creek,
3 bedroom house, new kitchen,
baths. $69,900. .
HISTORIC LUCKNOW` :4 5-
bedroom, new kitchen'anci, baths,
formal . living/dining; ,rooms,'
garage, 8/10 acre.lbt: •
98::ACRES - W. Wawanosti:
•
Fieldstone house. 2 ponds•: creek:
$165,000.
16 ACRIiES. Kinloss; 2 t edmom
. house, bar; shed..$99,900.
$83;900, - 2i acres; 3 bedroom
house garage.
.$I9;000: - `i'hree bedroom, paved
drive, 110' frontage, oil heat.
COMMERICAL building 40x80,
insulated; with steei arterior;:
$95,500. .
LUCKNOW `. 4 bedroom. house'.
With garage, ctase•,ta 'school.'
.$99,900:
41100. LEY - Newer bungalaar
3-4: bedrooms, • large. ' lot.:
$119,904:.::
W. WAWANOSH 4 bedroom
sidesc)It on acrolot $117,440._
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In addition to her coach, Sam will
have diad company ofher mom, Joanne,
during the week, Mrs. Mayr said several•
relatives =planning to attend: as- well.
The Special Olympics• World Winter
Gaines are held every four years. In
193, Austria was the host country._
TSN will cover theopening cere-
monies on Sunday from 4 to 5 pm and
the closing ceremonies on Feb. 8 from 5
to 4: p.m:. •
W. a s. t'
Wawanosh
;Town -ship,
council will
be asking Dan
• Murphy, solici-
tor, to personally act- on
behalf of the township' in
•the Ontario Municipal
- Board hearing regarding
• the Wightman's Minor'
variance.. • •- .
.'If Mtirphy is .unable to
'commit himself, council
directed theclerk treasurer'
to 'contact.Mike 'Mitchell•
"of Stratford, to see if he is
.,available. '
At:. the Jan. 7 session,
council approved a ;draft
letter from the municipals-
ty's•solicitor that. will -be
sent to witnesses as a
means of making initial
contact iregarding .the•
Grierson/toWnshiip civil
suit:"
Council, -deems rPt
imperative, that, new
entrances and upgrading
of entrances is the owners'
responsibili-.
ty, while the
township
maintain
errs"tin'g
a p p r: p .v e.d'.
laneways. New entrances,
• should include the instal-
ration of .a culvert With a:-.
• minimum size' of i'2" x..
30', where'appropriate;
• Council sessions will • ,
now be held. twice "a-
month;; the. first and third.
Tuesdays of each month,
to start at 7:30 11.m and
end. no later than 10.30:
p.m.
Art .Simpson:, of..
.Ashfield Township, will
act as" the •, joint representa •
tive for 'Ashfield and West.
Wawanosh . 'cin ` the-
. Maitland
heMaitland Valley
Conservation board of
directors for the' balance
• of the tern* of council. ;
Thereafter, the, alternate.
township has first;option',
.. to, appoint. the represents-..
tive fmm their township
Four t tiring firefighters were recognizedwith
muni+uipali� mcog ,tion of their contd.,
. too to g lives and property' as mem-
bets of the local volunteer Wayne
Stanley (29 years) and Stuart fleav* (25 years)
received °their plaques from 'Chief Pieter Steer.
Doug Hamilton (17 years and Dean Duvall (6
years) were absent. (Livingston photo)
These firefighters received awards for service
to thecommunity as a volunteer firefighters. :
From the left, •: Jim Hallam, a federal mural for
23+ years; Gary :Austin, .deputy chief, provincial
medal for .2.5 years; and Evans Helm, federal
medal 'forte years. Chief Peter Steer made the . .
presentations at a small dinner held for the fire-
fighters, spouses,. and: members of area coun-
cls (Livingston photo)
be be a victim
•rom page.1 ,
for .access to. your' bank
iaccount'
It's straight cone and.
.fraud," said Burgess, Who
on a regularbasis' receives
calls'>about a wide- variety
of scams.`
So 'if you are ori` the
Huron -Perth hospital restructuring
•
receiving end of a piece of •
this ariail, or, anything else
that seems to good'to be
tele, put :it' ` where it
belOngs.7 in the: garbage or
recycling bin.
•
'The bottoia4 line;"'says
Burgess, "is. that if you
don't` participate ,you are
-nota victim."
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WINTER. SPECIALS
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Save Up t.30 %.on::
• Westem Shirts
Sweaters. &• Knitwear
*Casual Winter Jackets
•. Selected Sweatshirts
• Selected Oilskin Jackets
0:and MUCIT Mort):•
ave. the tax on:.
Winter:Coveralrs '& Overalls
*Winter Worik Jackets:
Flannel Shirts,
OWifter'Underwear..
FEATURING MSN"S WRKWAR:. i.
• Mon, -l'ues, 9.,- 530 "
Wed. - Fri. 9 - 6, Sat. 9 . 5
Wingha t 357-4503
weeks' ago.
Over the next two
years, the. Ministry of
Health will be withdraw--•
•ing significant funding
from 'hospitals, and , in
order 'to meet this "fund-
. ing challenge," .mom than
$10 million in• cost -savings
were addressed by ;educ-
ing
ed rc-ing administration • and
support service:costs,
reducing dollars -spent on
direct patient. care' or
reducing costs of operat-
ing buildings
perating.buildings
This is the "first step"
and a starting point, since
the task fore initially set a '•
20 per cent; savings 'target
• (approximately $15.6 mil -
1.1010, but has already
made; :a commitment: to
save '$10,4 million, Oi
appro*imately 13 per cent.
"It is not, possible to
save' 'per cenit•and main-
tain facilities in all eight
ce mrnunities," Honk said;
adding that the hospitals
indicated in<their •:proposal
' that these savings are
achievable,.
Tim" is of the essence
as the task force .is, recom-
mending that a single
senior management 'team
in place by this.
September, aa: time frame
which indicates to the
Mini stry of ; Health's
.Health : Services
•Restructut:•iing Co nisi ssion-..:
that they are serious about
such 'a restructuit-ing
process. If a'delay, occurs,
plans .will reportedly be
developed' for: all hospitals
within the pr+ yince.by this
fall.
"It is essential' that the
!Hospitals •;neve 'quickly • to
create a single, system so
that administrative axrd
support' service savings
can be: achieved and•.cutss.
to • patient care •mint-:
miz:edis, Hook said, read
ftem a prepared state-
ment.
•"Movement; toward: a
single systein;will .demon
strate our communities'
committnent to creating ai
unique rural. health care:
system •that• Meets they
,reeds of Huron Perth red.:
dents, in an 'effective and
cost -elf cient,manncr.'•'
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"It's important We
move cin: our own;" added
'Bell.
. Later, during the ques$
tion period, Bell said "cer-
tainly., one of the train .fac
tors of this: plan: isthat it
move' forward before the
emontissioii 'comes:
"Therecould be some
precedence set," • Belt eon
trolled. "Cetainly thrs is :a
fairly< unique approach : if
not entirely novel, 'and`' I
think it has:.some° merit.'`
Bell also expects to `he
contacted: by other DHC's
,currently in the midst of
restracturing, utilizing the
•same approach.
Hook. drily noted the-
"intense" work put forth
by the task force's 19. vel,
unteers, and the "collabo-
rative" approach that was
taken by :the hospitals
th+e plop Bahl j sentcd .ear-
lier this month . .
" ` `Iii developing the pre-:
ferred • option, the task
force built upon the hospi-
tals' proposal,' Hook said..
. G i ven : that the task
force has, been able 'to
address the communities'
priorities, .efforts' will :be
focused on communicat-
ing .the option.: through the
• media- andlocal;commuiu
ty action groups. 'Open
houses will not be' held.,•
' "The concerns. heard at
the previous .open: lions
es --loss of .physi:cians,
access and emergency
•v'ice.=were able to ,be .
• addressed, -.Hook said
•Constructive sugges- •
tions on ,refinements to the:
; preferred option are wel='
• come, and can. be. sent to
the DHC. office; at 235'St.
George• St., Mitchell, Ont.,.
NOK iNO. Callers. can
also use''the toll-free tele -
Orme number
elephone.number .1-888648-
3712,
-8886483712..•
The next step is to idem
tify. a; eost"stt icture of the
proposal model, and work
towards the governance:
structure, 11011 said.
In .March,. the task
force's detailed final
report :will be brought to
the
DHC for review and:.
approval prior. to . being
forwarded to the Minister
of Health. ,• , ..
.tit ;�.