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PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2001.
By Jim Brown
Wingham Advance-Times
Heart patients at the Wingham and
District Hospital may not have such
a long wait to get tests.
Chief of Staff Dr. Marie Gear said
St. Mary's Hospital in Kitchener is
applying for funding for a
cardiovascular program.
This would include angiograms,
which is a diagnostic program for
low-risk heart patients.
Continued from page 20
Clinton history book, discovered
that there were competitions held
during the town's centennial in 1975
to come up with a flag and logo for
the town. The flag was designed by
June Boussey, and the logo Mrs.
Chas. Nelson.
The logo incorporates a Huron
County map, showing Clinton as the
"Hub of Huron", along with a radar
graphic and the words, "The Home
of Radar in Canada", and the town's
coat of arms.
Bob Szusz, former Hullett Twp.
reeve, believes it was also a
centennial celebration that resulted
in that municipality developing a
logo.
The logo, which Szusz thinks was
developed through working with
school children and community
members, features a goose in a
swamp, to represent the Hullett
Wildlife Area, along with a farm
scene, and mentions both agriculture
. and environment.
Cox pointed to a story in The
Goderich Twp. History which gives
the history of that township's crest.
The story, from the book published
in 1984, states:
"In 1976 the Goderich TwP•
recreation committee together with
the township - council planned the
creation of a township crest. A
competition was held among the
school children in the area and the
top six entries were selected.
Winners were Douglas Moffatt,
David Lobb, Jane Perrott, Cheryl
Thompson, David Johnston and
Scott Wilson and their entries were
then given to a local artist Arie
VanDer Ende, to be considered in his
designing of our crest.
"Agriculture is the main theme
while the tourist industry and both
summer and winter sports are
included. Our crest is in the shape of
an apple (complete with stem and
blossom end), depicting the many
fruit farms. At the top of the crest is
a beautiful sunset, for Goderich
Township has 13 miles of Lake
'Huron shoreline where some of the
most beautiful sunsets in the world
are witnessed. The tourist industry is
important here. We are bordered on
the north by the Maitland River and
on the south by the Bayfield River,
and the blue horizontal lines depict
these shorelines. In the centre is a
tractor on a green pasture, and below
are two heads of grain portraying the
mixed farming of this area. The
snowflake at the base reminds us
that we are in the snowbelt area of
Western Ontario, and that winter
sports are becoming increasingly
popular."
Those with ideas for a logo for the
new municipality are asked to make
submissions to the Central Huron
office at the Clinton Town Hall to
the attention of Cox or Clerk
Richard Harding, The councillor
suggested that even ideas on how to
If a patient required balloons or
surgery they would have to go to
London.
Dr. Gear, said it could be another
two years before a full
cardiovascular program is 'available
at the Kitchener hospital.
However, Kitchener is closer to
Wingham than London, so pressure
would be taken off the London
Health Centre.
"This is a positive thing for the
Wingham area," she said.
come up with a logo would be
appreciated.
He suggested, "If we don't get
some public response, we may have
to get someone to develop one for
us," but stated that it would be
preferable to have ideas come from
the Central Huron area.
Referrals to the St. Mary's
Hospital facility would be done on a
case-by-case basis.
Only those needing diagnostic
services would be referred to
Kitchener. Those for surgery would
still be sent to London.
Dr. Gear noted that currently
doctors in Wingham would be
determining who gets referred to
Kitchener and who goes to London.
Possibly within two years,
Kitchener would have a full program
available.
She indicated the. St. Mary's
facility has specific criteria which
are required.
Board member Marie McIntosh
asked what ,the difference was
between an ECG and an angiogram.
Dr. Gear said an ECG
(electrocardiograph) is a device used
for the tracing of the heart. Patches
are put around the chest area and and
on other parts of the body.
She noted that an angiogram is an
invasive process which allows for an
x-ray picture of the aorta.
The Municipality of Central Huron
is now accepting applications for the following
full time positions:
1. Accounts Receiving Clerk
This is a 35 hour per week position in the municipal office. Duties will
include: assisting with acceptance of payments for taxes, water, sewage,
invoices, receptionist duties as required, typing, filing and other general
office duties as required. A sound working knowledge of computers i.e.
Microsoft Office 97 and Munisoft Municipal Accounting Systems would be,
an asset.
2. Utilities Labourer:
This is a 40 hour per week position in the Utilities Department. Duties will
include: assisting in regular inspections of water and wastewater systems, and
perform other related duties as required. Applicant shall, possess or be willing
to obtain a Ministry of the Environment Class I Operator Licence for water
treatment, water distribution, wastewater treatment and wastewater
collection.
Interested applicants are invited to submit their resume clearly marked with
position applying for as follows:
A/R Clerk to: Treasurer, Rhonda Fischer
Utilities Labourer to Utilities Manager, Steve Gibbings
, Municipality of Central Huron
Box 400, 23 Albert Street
CLINTON, ON
NOM ILO
Deadline for applications 4:30 p.m. February 14, 2001.
The Municipality of Central Huron thanks all applicants for their interest in
applying for this position however, only those selected for an interview will
be contacted.
lob descriptions can be obtained at the municipal offices. Please note that the
above positions are covered under the collective agreement. Local Union 636
of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
Shorter wait for heart patients
Central Huron discusses
history of township logos