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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-07-05, Page 5S -TIMI HURON IxrosITOR, July Lira News and Views .Hospital honours- past Chairs BY TIM CUMMING Expositor Editor • Sandra Smithers has been named new Chair of the Seaforth Community Hospital Board of Directors. Past Chair Marlen Vincent presented her with the very first honourary gavel at the June 27 hospital annual meet- ing. In accepting the position she told the annual meeting there will be many challenges in the health care industry. Past Chairs of the Seaforth Community Hospital Board of Directors were also honoured at the hospital's annual meeting last Tuesday. They were named honourary members of the board. The past Chairs of the Seaforth Community Hospital are: A. Y. McLean 1959-68* Don Stewart 1968-70 John Longstaff 1970-72 Alice McConnell 1972-73* Clayton Looby 1973-75* David Cornish 1975-77 Father H. J. Laragh 1977-79 Wayne Ellis 1979-80 Gordon Rimmer 1980-83 Emma Friend 1983-85 James Etue 1985-87 Fred Tilley 1987-89 Ralph Smith 1989-91 James Crocker 1991-92 Marlen Vincent 1993-95 Chris Smith and Marlen Vincent were re-elected to three-year terms on the Board of Directors of Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. Ken Oldacre and Tony Arts were also named Directors of the Board for three-year terms. Sandra Smithers was re- appointed to the Board for a two-year term. Seaforth Community Hospital took a look at the past year's events during the June 27 annual meeting: Notable events in the life of the hospital, over the course of the 1994-95 fiscal year, were: 'The naming of John Piron as new Chief Financial Officer. 'The hospital met its budget despite a reduction in funding from the provincial government as a result of the Social Con- tract • An HIV • Look -Back and Patient Notification program was undertaken by the hospital. • A Total Quality Management program was started for more effective delivery of service. •Patient -related equipment has been upgraded with the pur- chase of an electric operating table, . an ECG monitor and a small parts transducer for the Ultrasound machine. • Physical plant improvements were also made such as the installation of a steam boiler and a new lighting system for the second Operating Room. •The formation of a charitable Seaforth Community Hospital Foundation with Marlen Vincent as its first President. •The addition of a midwife to Seaforth Community Hospital. The first hospital-based mid- wifery delivery is anticipated in late June or early July. •The hospital instituted the practice of storing 0 Negative blood on site in order to improve response to emergency and trauma situations. • Former Chief of Staff Dr. Al Haines left the hospital but Dr. Janet Zettel joined the medical staff. • A strategic planning document was completed by the hospital. TIM CUMMING PHOTO PAST CHAIRS HONOURED - Past Chairs of the Seaforth Community Hospital Board of Directors were honoured last Tuesday night by being named honourary members of the board. Attending the ceremony were Fred Tilley, Gord Rimmer, Dave Comish, Mayen Vincent, Emma Friend, Jim Crocker and John Longstaff. TIM CUMMING PHOTO PRESENTATION OF GAVEL - New Seaforth Community Hospital Board of Directors Chair Sandra Smithers receives a gavel from Past Chair Marten Vincent at the June 27 annual meeting of the hospital. TIM CUMMING PHOTO NEW DIRECTORS - New Directors of the Board of Seaforth Community Hospital, named last Tuesday, were Ken Oldacre and Tony Arts. "This document provides us with a blueprint of our future aspirations and will be of assistance in our upcoming discussions with our fellow Huron -Perth hospitals and the District Health Council," said Bill Thibert, Chief Executive Officer. •Seaforth Community Hospital will save about $12,000 per year due to a partnership agree- ment with St. Joseph's Hospital in London which allowed a new I.V. contract with the hospital's supplier. -.The . Fire Dispatch Service from the hospital was increased to include Blyth, Clinton and Exeter. * * Dr. Alan Kosaric will be joining the medical staff of Seaforth Community Hospital for at least a short time starting this summer, according to a report to the hospital's annual meeting. There will be six family physicians at the hospital with his arrival. One of the current doctors is an anaesthetist and another is a general surgeon. 4 WE HAVE IT ALL FOR GREAT CASUAL LIVINO4 • For Outdoord • Pools • Garden Arens • SunrOomi il' ', Quality a lasting mpresslo 111.1111ii 110 HOURS: MONDAY -FRIDAY 8:30-5:00 SATURDAY 10:00-5:00 HEAD OFFICE: GRAND BEND 23PHONE:8-2110 WE ARE LOCATED OHY.I W #83 EAST 2 miles from the water plant. You are /, invited to join us at MUNN'S BUSH for a NATURE WALK & REFRESHMENTS SUNDAY, JULY 9th 12 Noon to 1:30 P.M. m`-INTEE f.1T..1 L) COLD wau_ BAN KeR ❑ t T�Seaforth Agricultural Society's TRACTOR v.' ELIMINATION DRAW Far. ,s+s Jul 1, 1995 Mlln 1E2.3 EARLY BIRD PRIZE WINNERS 1. $250. Bonus Bucks - Seaforth B.I.A. - CLARENCE DEKENS, Clinton 2. 10 Units Seed Corn - CIBA Seeds - DURWIN & JOAN RITSMA, Gadshill 3. 10 Units Pride Seed Corn - Seaforth Co-op - WES & CHRIS HODGSON. Ailsa Craig 4. 10 Units Seed Corn - Northrup King Hat & Coat by Steve Flynn - JOHN R. VAN SEGBROOK, Wallaceburg 5. Prize by Mycogen - Seed Corn - LLOYD & DARLA LOWRY, Orno 6. Prize by Pioneer Seed - JAMES DAVIS, Watford 7. 40 x 25 kg Units of Cert. Diana Wheat Seed - Hyland Seeds Div. of W. G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. -RALPH & JUDY BAUER, Mitchell GRAND PRIZE Choice of one of three REAL Farm Tractors - CASE IH 5230 - JOHN DEERE 6400 - FORD 7740 ** DURWIN & JOAN RITSMA, Gadshill SECOND PRIZE Choice of Lawn Tractors - CUB CADET - JOHN DEERE - FORD • • BRUCE & FRANCES WISEMAN, Mildmay THIRD PRIZE: $1,000. Voucher to Destination of Choice - Hanover Tours/Robgrt Q Travel •• BILL & BONNIE HARMER, Fullarton FOURTH PRIZE: Set of Royal Doulton Dishes - Seaforth Jewellers •• LARRY SIEP, Clifford FIFTH PRIZE: 13" Colour TV with built-in V.C.R. - Radio Shack •• MIKE & DEBBIE WRIGHT, Evansville SIXTH PRIZE: His & Her Pulsar Watches - Seaforth Jewellers •• ELWOOD MEADOWS. Stratford SEVENTH PRIZE: Husqvarna .257 (Slee) Chain Saw - Glen Saws of Clinton • • PERRY & KATHY BENNEWIES, Bornholm EIGHTH PRIZE: Basagran (Value $400.) - by B.A.S.F. • • MURRAY SCHOLL, Wroxeter NINTH PRIZE: 4 Light Truck Tires - Townsend Tire •• CARL RIEGLING, Lucknow TENTH PRIZE: Panasonic Bread Baker - Box Furniture • MIKE ZEITLER, Paris FIRST TICKET OUT: Side of Beef - Norwich Packers/Ross McCall Livestock • • TOM McKEON, Merlin 2ND TICKET OUT: One Subscription & One Coat - Ontario Farmer •• RAY DEVEREAUX, Seaforth 3RD TICKET OUT: One set Truck Running Boards or 3250. - Den Way Automotive • AREND BAKKER, Londesborough 4TH TICKET OUT: Skill Saw - K.K.N. Builders Inc. •• MIKE CLAIR, Newburgh 5TH TICKET OUT: 1125. Gift Certificate - Cardno's Men's Wear •• DON GETTLER , Mitchell 671i TICKET OUT: 4 Tickets to Sky Dome for Blue Jays Game - Stratford Memorial • • DOUGLAS STOLL , Goderich 7TH TICKET OUT: 1 Case Pepsi per month (1 Year) - Pepsi Cola Canada •• SANDRA & JERRY ZWEP , Brussels 5011I TICKET OUT: 1200 Cash - K.M.M. Drainage •• PETER, HUGH & PAUL FEAGAN , Goderich 100TH TICKET OUT: Electric Fan - Sills Hardware • • JACK FORD , Dashwood 150TH TICKET OUT: One Sheepskin Rug - Culligan Real Estate •• DON & MARJORIE JOHNS , Staffa 200Th TICKET OUT: Jig Saw (.1S0-45) - Hoffineyer's Mill • DOUG ASHMORE, Port Stanley 250Th TICKET OUT: 1100 Cash - Hart Ford Mercury, Seaforth • • JIM THOMPSON, Allier Craig 300Th TICKET 0t11: Husqvarna Leaf Blower & Sucker - Vincent Farm Equipment ••FRANK FLYNN, Clinton 350Th TICKET OUT: Prize from CIBC 'MATTHEW WEBER, Newbury 400Th TICKET OUT: "Hearthstone" Wooden Screen Door D & D Glass ••PHIL CLARK. Goderich 450TH TICKET OUT: 1 Tonne Fertilizer - Cargill Ltd. (Clinton)• ••HARRIET & KEVIN DRAKE, Beaverton 500Th TICKET OUT: Two Carved Ducks - Tom Shannon ••ROSS McKINNELL, GUELPH 550TH TICKET OUT: - Briefcase - Tremeer Commercial Printers & Office Supplies • •JOE BULLOCK , Parkhill 600111 TICKET OUT: Bench Grinder - Innis Tractor Parts **RANDY WARREN , Brechin 650TH TICKET OUT: 1/2" Socket Set & 2 Hats - Becker Farm Equipment •• WALTER & NANCY DENYS, Kippen 700Th TICKET OUT: 3200 Worth Boneless BBQ Steak - Veal's Market, Exeter " CHRIS QUAST, Gadshill 750Th TICKET OUT: 3250 Voucher - Steamatic, Jell Tyndall •• ROY A. MADGETT Rockwood 800Th TICKET OUT: Food Basket by Huron County O.F.A. • • DONALD A BRAUND, Paris 850Th TICKET OUT: Framed Picture - Huron Expositor •• GERALD WEBER, Mildmay 900TH TICKET OUT: John Deere 21C String Trimmer - Logan Farm Equipment ' • • HAROLD COLEMAN,.Seaforth 950711 TICKET OLTF: 60 Piece Tool Set by U.A.P. - Seaforth • • LEORY A. PARSONS, Ilderton 1000TH TICKET OUT: Wall Plaque by L.A.C. ••RALPH MacGREGOR, Parkhill 1050TH TICKET OUT: One Coat & One Subscription - Ontario Farmer ••MIKE HENDERSON, Bayfield 1100TH TICKET OUT: Voucher for 2 for Dinner & Theatre - Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth ••HARVEY BURT, Acton 1150TH TICKET OUT: Pedal Toy 4020 Riding Tractor - L.M.S. Equipment. Listowel ••HARVEY BURT, Acton 1200TH TICKET OUT: 1350 Voucher - Rlntoul Pools ••LAURA & WAYNE HERN, Woodham 1250TH TICKET OUT: EZEE Roll Wagon 32' x 18" - McGavth farm Equipment • LYNN & KATHY HUXLEY, Monkton 1300TH TICKET OUT: Handheld "Homelite" Leaf Blower - Ball -Macaulay, Clinton ••ED McCLURE, Walton 1350TH TICKET OUT: 42" Ceiling Fan & Light - John Elllgsen Electric Ltd. ••B0B & JEAN MILLS, Tara 1400TH TICKET OUT: Submersible Sump Pump - Terry Elllgsen Plumbing **DON McKERCHER, Dublin 1450TH TICKET OUT: One Pair of Front Tractor Tires, 7.50. 16 - Huron Tire & AutQ THANK YOU Seaforth Agricultural Society wishes to thank all ticket holders, all prize donors, Seaforth Curling Club, Rick Billson from Computer Planning Centre, Plant Paradise, Flower Magic, Mery Shewan from Merv's Patios, Bill Scott, Belton Draft Services, The Guse Family, Eddie & The Edsels, Four Shadow, Mildmay Tent Rentals, Four Season Party Rentals, Ron Williamson BBQ, McGavin Farm Equipment. Vincent Farm Equipment, Logan Farm Equipment, Seaforth & District Community Centres. Deloitte & Touche Chartered Accountants. Your continuing support Is very much appreciated.