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® Another merge. •setting;;Iloack t
table has :been euaa - F ,y long, wait
for :the health_. kter`, =tan ..grantY.e
approval tat° the •p
Befora•vlsting'on'whether or not:.to. cad
tenders, the � heard the final, report'
froipn an ad li ...
• yam` to item the r•..Wxn'-
con ,unit +fid ; i mve ,° tie e !
mounting at ''successful. VOW raisii ig'This eOMMittee . made
ci
Palin•
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Buil in
community' at lar+, `air =possible i
11,enderstaa
•ty`nd, its` hospital,"
The report concludesawith two recommen-
dations aimed at ensurinA better conrunir
'on betw the , os it co _
�T { a4. �, ... ,:. lt,..p. ta.1 and..... mmunity.,
'/ �J.'.�tltwes,,'so;that a jp`.�/eTM,.(willl not reopen' in the'
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ryJ
1.
' However, while •the ..board expressed
of : *- .appreciation.* the `" -of'
_ bnaurd� the coirirlue;
e• it ;accepted( only 0,004f -the recommends-
tions; decisively Voting'.. down the seg
producin. end showing tkhe video presents?The first reconimendat, on, 'which was
ggo ted u ani, ously -th.
'ani% on':tle hospital, .which as �ah ad n , beard
t e
hos ital" s . an communis u s should develop"timely, on oing methods: of
throughout heerly �xr, tailins with
he pubiip
, also,Inits le
noted it had made nearly. 70.presentati sins to',. — i $e `these methods,; asnecessa .,Among
total of ,over .1,000 pea le,'re cel wing a get ... _ e , .'rpethoda .suggested are letters' ' to
deal of positive
members an indir
n
rd, thte . coni, ittee to king ways to . monitor, assess and
in the process.'.. c*oirs outlining board business, open
"The outcome:,:ap,rs to be, a�cceptance of 'hooses for the public and mix the
the (building) prop ra h and support for it,". . " executive director, Norman Hayes, available
the report says, noting that support has been to.„ accompanf, board ` ,members. in , ,their
evidenced by a` number of public donations reports to municipal;cou ils
and pledges, and offers to help withthe fund " The second`recommendaton,. which prow=
Ashfield Townsi:II council met, on Febru-
ary 7. Councillor Grant Parrish was absentt.
Four members . of the Dungannon Senior
Citizens attended reg' testing: a grant to
assistin thepurchase ofthe'former'church in ,
Dungannonto be used as" .fin activity centre.
An application for weblike of a lakefront
lot on part of lot 20, front concession was
approved.
• Tony McQuaid :' of the •Huron County
Federation of Agriculture made a presenta
tion of . the activities in 1983 me -their
eir
proposals for 1984. They: suggest. that the,..
Township. either" increase'their' grant. or pay'
on a levy system .. of 2''/S a mill on the actual
farm ass mentor : : .:.. , , ;�:
By-law2, 1984 authorizing the Reeve and
Treasurer to borrow up to five. hundred
thousand dollars from the Bank of Montreal;
Lucknow, for current expenses in 1984, was
given three readings. ,and passed.'
Ian Deslaiirierlfcoin the Maitland Valley
Conservation' Authority'outlined' the Shore-
line. Mapping Study which they intend to
have done in 1984.;The following resolution
was passed;
"That Shoreline :Mapping be carried ; out
in Ashfield Township on lots 1 to,4 N.T.P.
the -town plot, ;Port; Albert and 'lots 1° to 5
S.T.P. Front Concession and that Ashfield
Township agrees'. to -be designated as a
benefitting • municipality ,. for the Shoreline
Mapping 1984 study at a • cost to the
municipality not to exceed 5416.00.
The .clerk was instructed tomake applica-.
tion Mei a Maintenance Bu4g t under they
Drainage , Act for 1984 in they amount ' of
521,500.
Fourteen applications were received. for a
building inspector. It was decided • thait the
w ges be set at 58.0.0 per hour: that he be .a
residentof Ashfield and final decision Will be
made the ,March, meeting.'
Road ,accounts of 533,930.13 and general
accounts of *58,734..91 were approved for
payment. There will be no meeting on
February 21 and the next meeting . will be
Tuesday, March 6 at 1.30 p.m.
•
Announce new arrivals
BOYD - Brian and Susan are delighted to
announce the safe arrival of their son, Jarret
Michael, born at Wingham and District
Hospital, February 6, 1984, weighing 9 Ib. 1
oz. A Tittle brother for Angela and Christ-
opher. Proud grandparents are Elwin and
Jean Boyd and Jack Abercrombie of
Meaford.Linda and Michie are now in
MILTENBURG - Leo and Cecilia of R. 7,
Lucknow are happy to announce the arrival
of David Mark, weighing 81bs., at Wingham
and District Hospital on Tuesday, February
14, 1984, a brother for Paul. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Mii en -
burg of R. 7, Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Gunnewiek of Elgin,,, Ontario.
RITCHIE - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie of R. 3,
Lucknow are pleased to announce the arrival
of their son, Aaron Eldon James, 7 lbs. 9%
oz., on .February 1, . 1984 at Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital; . Goderich.
Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Curran of R. 1, Dungannon and Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Ritchie of Goderich. A great
grandson 'for Eileen Curran, Ella Bogie and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Cook, all of Goderich and
a great great grandson for Helen Cooke of
Goderich.
FOUR BEDROOM HOME
•
1/2 Block from Main Steet,
wow"
New ItenorNsTight Stove
52847
erste before being
tbatboard-tee gs,should be
ublic ,> ir' t1 ee manner of
docotiou.
the'geni ral public °would 'be
attendand observe at board
s, -'but no to take part in discussion,
The proposal,:. which: had been strongly-.
su , .
Ppotted by cOiniliiatn><ty.rzlembers of ,the ad
• hoc aot, nSteeon *� l
ds
hatt
would
a�1 ingHess bye.board
tct .1?!e
completely open and letthe public see how it.
operates, as,,, well • as. that, as' a publicly
funded institution, _it should be open to
public scrutiny, found little favor with the
bRard.. .
Board. members Dr:, Waiter '
Robert Pike both expressed strong atom Su
for the recommenda ion, ►bila
'Hanlonsaid he Would `sugpo ,. a
--versttioil spec g that public attendan
tt
could only b by written' request to tl
chairinau.
Other boa
ti?ia :opening :r%eetl'ngs•: to the public. Woul
di°scotrage< discussi a or • could lead' t
•'�f IY^ 4 i�:."40‘ Y Fo
•'disturbances; at bo etm s' . •Charrma
Mary Veit* pointed out R a4,it isnot commo
for hos .ital.beards' to- rennet• the �ublic, 'o
P P
even the.mess, to -at!, },.d thea, eti n "s,.
Mi�.1. ;n �,� z_,. M�-.�.>
In. e end, t'he • e e_mmendatiOn- w
reject . -104* vo 9s , 5, ..:. ;;),f,
A concluding suggestion that the.. boar
should recruit a fund raising chi' i an "." as
quickly as possible.' ' ens . , ,F mo ent-
um from the video.presenta on'. Maintain.
in.
�� P n R� .
ed, was noted by . the boar a without
,, c.,..m 't. It was . t i
Inmfgeri out .iiia Bile this
bad leen discussed? by °=the ~eonint it
was; lot a formal reconme' dation..
,ers said they . feare
By Marie Park
The Willing.: --Workers: held a pot ° luck
supper and meeting on Wednesday'evening,
February. 15 bribe United Church: basement.
Rev- Roberts spoke to -the group on Ventures
and , Missions.
. Sympathy is ` extended, to Violet Durnin.
and family on the death of a dear husband
'and father;' John 5. Durnin. Flowers were
Placed' in the Dungannon United. Charcii on
Sunday in his ;memos;
• Visitors on =Sunda,
Hodges were Steve ,an...a.
Amber ofGoderich.
There -were;17 tables of euchre• on Wed-
' nesday> evening ' at the seniors -bi-weekly
party:. at Brookside School. High man was
;AmsterTiviips Low=tna was Eldon Culbert.
High lady was Mrs.. Do ` e' and low lady;
Lois .. Haggitt.
and Wanda
eb Pari, ofy. and
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