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HEALTH ON THE HILL
A review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Congratulations to:
Joyce Hugill for the successful completion of the Sterile Supply
Processing Aide course.
Frances Teatero and Nikki Phillips who have been appointed to
the Teen Advisory Council for the Ontario Hospital Auxiliary.
Other News:
Huron Centennial and Hullett Central Public Schools have
participated in Kindergarten tours.
Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary is celebrating their 60th Anniversary
at their Annual June Banquet on June 8 at the Seaforth Legion.
Tickets are available from Geraldine Wilson - 527-1236.
Dr. Jane Fulton international authority on health care planning
and ethics will speak at a Public Meeting - June 8 at 7:30 p.m. at
Seaforth District High School. Her topic will be "How to Take
Charge of Your Health Care Reform."
CLINTON
PUBLIC HOSPITAL
invites you to our
ANNUAL MEETING
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1993
7:00 P.M.
at the
O.M.A.F. BUILDING
Don St., Clinton
GUEST SPEAKER: Mrs. Joyce Doig
A slide presentation of her observations on
Health Care and Life in the former U.S.S.R.
FREE ADMISSION
Come and Learn More
About Your Local Hospital
4-H achievers
Tracy Robinson and Kim Johnston (right) received special pins from 4-H leader Isabel
Campbell Tuesday night at the 4-H achievement night at Belgrave WI Hall for completing six
4-H projects.
Make reservations at park
PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1093.
Setting the boundaries
Representatives from the Waste Management Committee and the county met with the public
last week to discuss the criteria for the selection of the county's landfill site. From left:
Committee Chairman and Blyth Reeve Dave Lee, Warden Tom Tomes and Project Co-
ordinator Craig Metzger. It is hoped that the candidate sites will be announced by the end of
this year.
Continued from page 11 .
this reporting system allows
campers to better plan their outdoor
getaways."
Beginning Friday, May 21 until
Labour Day weekend, campers can
call 1-800-ONTARIO and get the
latest vacancy information. The
report is also available in French by
calling 1-800-268-3736 Monday to
Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and
Sunday's between 10 a.m. and 6
p.m.
Campsite reservations for
specific parks must be made with
the park directly.
Reports are updated each Friday
from May 21 to June 18, and daily
between June 19 and September 4.
The report highlights vacancies at
all provincial parks south, east and
west of a line from Georgian Bay
to Sudbury to the Ottawa River.
Protecting water, a priority
Continued from page 1
has been given to areas of moderate
hydrogeological susceptibility,
woodlots and locally significant
wetlands.
Boundary constraints will then be
placed on remaining areas to identi-
fy candidate sites based upon the
consideration of engineering and
design requirements and practical
boundary features, such as roads,
railways and property lines.
After this should an insufficient
number of sites remain then the last
secondary constraint applied in step
two will be removed and step three
would be repeated. This contingen-
cy was bui:t in to help ensure the
problems encountered the first time
will not be repeated. "We should
Walton's W.I. began the meeting
by touring the Maitland Manor
Nursery near Bluevale.
The women enjoyed the tour and
some brought back plants.
The women returned to the
Walton hall to hold the business
part of the meeting.
Margaret Mclnroy gave her
not have to start over again," said
Mr. Metzger.
Once step three is passed there
will be road side visual inspections
and water well recordings to see if
there are factors, such as insuffi-
cient depth to bedrock, which
would dismiss a candidate site from
further consideration.
The candidate sites remaining at
this point will be announced to the
public hopefully by the end of this
year, Mr. Metzger said, and negoti-
ations for on-site field investiga-
tions will begin immediately.
Should all sites be eliminated after
drilling then the last secondary con-
straint will be removed and step
three would be repeated.
Following Mr. Metzger's presen-
report on the District annual
meeting that was held May 11 in
Walton.
The monthly luncheons will not
be held again until the fall.
The tickets are still available for
the draw for the quilt, afghan and
wall hanging. The proceeds from
the draw, which will be held in
tation everyone was divided into
groups for discussion and to rank
areas on their importance.
In an interview following the
meeting, Mr. Metzger said the most
consistent message the committee
received from both public meetings
was the importance of protecting
ground water. Also, he said, while
protecting agricultural land was the
prime focus of the previous criteria,
it seems the feeling now is that if
good quality agricultural land
makes a landfill safer, then Huron
could afford to lose 100 prime
acres.
If possible, the public would also
like to see quality woodlots left
intact, he said.
October will go towards the upkeep
of the hall.
The Walton W.I. subdivision will
be hosting the area convention in
Brussels in October.
The women are invited to
Brussels June 9 and Fordwich June
16 for 90th anniversary
celebrations.
Walton WI tours area nursery