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News
Flag burning creates local protest
From Pogo 1
protect the image of the flag from being used inappropriately.
It can't stop someone from burning and actual flag. •
"I would not support burninga flag to support my outrage
with a particular issue." said Steckle. •
Seaforth Legion President Linda Gridzak is also opposed to
flag burning and supports a movement to have the act made •
•illegal..
-I'm proud of being a Canadian. Definitely Fm against flag.
burning." she said.
Other Legion branches are supporting a movement to
protect the flag.
$60,000 renovations at SCH will house
hospital partnership headquarters
By Scott Hiiqendorff
kpos,tor Staff
About 560,000 worth,of
renovations have started' in
Seaforth Community
Hospital's ,btasement to
accommodate the central
headquarters of the fiuron
Perth Hospital Partnership.
The:, .renovations ' are
creating offices for the
hospital partnership
administration.. • /
While the hospitial
partnership formed this
/ winter. _work continues to
.build the (inks between the`
/, hospitals and Seaforth
Community ,Hospital has
behodie the hkadquarters;of.
-- / that partnership.
Ternp(orary headquarter
;were set up,,for CFEO Bonnie
_:Adamson. who was hired -to
lead the partnership last year."
and her assistant in the basement will also be turned
hospital administrator and- into a hoard room-.
executive assistant: offices- -'We're raking some wall+
Administrator Andrew down and redoing snnie."
Williams. who was appointed said Williams. adding ,t.
administrator for Seaforth coupie.walls wilt ,he moved
-and two other hospitals last and siame minor
winter as part of the modifications will he made
partnership's restructuring. to create the offices.
was shuffled with his The Huron Hospice
assistant, Dorothy Medd. to a 'office... normality housed
temporary office in another downstairs. will move
section of the hospital. upstairs and the linen
' Once the renovations are , processing area of the
complete..Adamson./ her .hospital is heinv
assistant, Joanne Gallager: incorporated. into an e'cisting
and Medd will move into the storage area downstairs.
basement offices with John The office, that house
Sutherland. vice president of Adamson and the•others
finance /and. information upstairs will become "swine
management. Sutherland was offices" that c'an_ he used by
appointed to that position in- hospital staff.
January, when .the entire. "r'li use fnne of those when
new'm'anagement team !was f'm here. 'cods Williams
put • together 'for the who. spends some time in
partnership. • - / Seaforth but its now.
The meeting room in the headquartered at StrSuford::
McKillop office • u forrent
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Winthrop building
to be rented after tow-nship
moves to Seaforth office
The former municipal -office of McKillop
Township in Winthrop is up for rent.
McKillop Township council passed a
motion to .authorize Culligan -Real Estate to.
rent thea main floor of the office at its July 7
meeting. ft. was closed July 12 and moved to •
Seaforth town hall. • '
Beer and liquor sales approved
at ball tournament
McKillop Township c1ounctl granted
permission -at its July 7 meeting to the
Winthrop Community Centre Committee -to
apple for a permit ,for the .sale of beef and
liquor at the ball tournament to be at the
park on Sept. 4 and 5. _Proceeds wilt go
towards minor ball and park maintenance.
•
Municipal drain.tender accepted
McKillop Township council accepted a
• tender for the Hamtltoh Municipal Drain
trom•K.\O.l Farm Drainage•for 567:176.74 at
it. July 7 meeting. '
The tender was one )t ri'.e rec1!1'-ed by the
township to do the ;lar
Two resolutions endorsed
Township aiuncil endorse::
resoiuut:r,, .1t its July 7 meeting.
• It supported a resolution recel',-& "!
Township of Front of. Leeds and Lansd(:' e '
. petitiontnz .the federal and provincial.
governments along -with local school hoards
to reinstate prayer and Bible readings in the
schools of Canada. •
Council also :uppt>rted a resolution from
the'North Huron Restructurin'Commtttee
recommending that Huron County counci;
hold full discussions'with local government,
before making any changes to existtn
motions s.'.oncemin_ restructuring.
Gravel licence amendment
accepted by McKillop Township
McKillop Township council granted
permission at its July 7 meeting -for Donald
Dalton to amend his. gravel licence on Lot
14..Concess:on tnZ c i up= owns._ ip for
the extraction of _ravel below the around
water table. pending Ministry of N.ttural
Resource, approval and pro jinn ri,
dewatering of the pit occurs,
Deadline for county's
ambulance decision
extended anotherY ear,
says Huron warden
From Poge 1
Jeff Hottnian,-OPSEC union steward for Hottman's
.-Ambulance in'bashwood, say s•Dashwood paramedics have ..
not Tree's ed their pink slips. despite, the'feur-month lay-off •
notice in their contracts as well:
-We're in the same •union but we haven't received our
-notices t don't know why they got theirs in Seaforth and
Clinton. l guess the owner decided to cover himself." ,av,
Hoffman:
Receiving the pink slips has left Clinton. Seaforth and
Zurich•paramedics "a little shocked," says union steward Paul
,Kruse. •
"Will we .have jobs in January ? Do we file for
unemployment or what?"asks Kruse.
Motocross nationals
draws 42 of best riders
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where youngsters will receive instruction and learn to ride on
a mini -motocross bike. -
A free ride. jump demonstration will be given by Kris
Garwasiuk of British Columbia and there will be
entenainment on Friday and Saturday night, a fashion show
and other activities.
The weekend has drawn competitors from across. -Canada
and from Alaska to California: It has also crossed the
continent drawing riders from Britain; Belgium and South
Africa.
The event also features the final of a nine -race series of •
professional racing. Those races will be held on Saturday and
Sunday.
"You can't go anywhere else to see racing like this." said
Lee.
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