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graveside
service
SOUTH KINLOSS
by Ruth Buchmeier
'A graveside service was held at
the South Kinloss Cemetery on
Apr. 29 for the late Florence Mac-
Diarmid Golden, who died in
Detroit on Feb. 4, 1993. She was in
her 90th year.
Rev. Peggy Kinsman conducted
the service.
Florence was the youngest of a
family of - six. She was born and
raised on the farm where Bob and
June Gilchrist now reside. She had
two brothers and three sisters, all
deceased.
Several friends from Detroit and
relatives from Alberta were in
attendance at the service.
The ladies of the church served
lunch following the interment.
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June Robinson, of Auburn was a recipient of one of the Canada
125 medals presented by Paul Klapp, Huron MPP. Mrs. Robin-
son has the distinction of having led the most 4-H clubs of any
leader in Huron. She's been a leader for 20 years and has led,
including the current club, 52 clubs. She's also very active in
her local community, serving on the West Wawanosh History
Book Committee, Donnybrook United Church Women, and other
church 'committees, and she volunteers at Plnecrest Manor
Nursing Home. (Don Jackson photo)
Eight more wild turkeys were relocated
Last winter, Huron County
became home, once again, to
wild turkeys - the first time wild
birds had roamed our woodlands
since the beginning of the cen-
tury. A total of 25 birds were
trapped in several locations in
central Ontario and transferred to
a pair of sites in the northem
part of the County. At least six
broods were produced in the
spring of 1992, despite the cold
wet nesting conditions. As a
result, the fall population size
was estimated at over 60 birds,
and their range now encompas-
ses parts of six townships.
During the winter of 1993, an
additional ` eight birds were
relocated from thriving
populations on the Niagara
Peninsula and in Simcoe County.
The labor for this effort was
provided by interested volunteers
and the Ministry of Natural
Resources. All of the support
costs for the operation were
generously provided by the
Ontario, Federation of Anglers
and Hunters, from their Wild
Turkey Trust Fund.
With reasonable nesting con-
ditions this spring, the Wingham
population could easily expand
to 150 birds by 1994 and 400
birds by 1995. ff funds are
available, future trapping efforts
will, be undertaken and will be
directed at relocating birds
within Huron and Perth Coun-
ties.
The Ministry would greatly ap-
preciate the assistance of the
public in reporting the sighting
of all wild turkeys. This infor-
mation will be of tremendous
value in monitoring the expan-
sion of the size and range bf the
population.
The Ministry% of Natural
Resources has additional infor-
mation on the ecology and
behaviour of Huron County's
latest newcomer. In addition, a
video tape is available for loan
to anyone wishing to learn more
about North America's largest
game bird.
On June 1, 1993, the new
health care regulation under
the Occupational Health
and Safety Act takes effect.
The Regulation for Health Care and Residential
Facilities applies to more than 4,000 facilities and
services in Ontario. These inolude HOSPITALS,
MEDICAL LABORATORIES, MENTAL HEALTH
FACILITIES, NURSING AND GROUP HOMES,
AND FACILITIES FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY OR
PHYSICALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS.
The new regulation addresses issues such as:
• infection control
• safe handling and disposal of biological and
other wastes
• safe administration of anaesthetic gases
• laboratory safety procedures.
For more information on the Regulation for Health.
Care and Residential Facilities, contact your
local Ministry of Labour office or call toil -free
1-800-268-8013 from anywhere in. Ontario.
Address written enquiries to:
Ministry of Labour
Occupational Health and Safety Branch
Provincial Specialist for Health Care
8th Floor, 400 University Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M7A 1T7 •
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WCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, May 9, 1993
Wprshi,p Service - 11:00 AM
Church School - 11:00 AM
Rev. Margaret Kinsman
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