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PAGE 10—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, '1975
New appointments at GPH
for three area ladies
Three women*. have
recently been appointed to
key positions at Goderich
Psychiatric, Hospital. The
announcements were made
this week by R,F.Bryant,
hospital administrator... ,
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Mrs. E.G. Prosser
Mrs. E.G: Prosser,
registered nurse, has been
re-appo.inted director of
nursing at Goderich
Psychiatric (Hospital. ef-
fective January 14, 1975. •She
had 'previously held this
position 'froth 1963 to 1966.
She replaces Mrs. Kreps who
.recent19 retired.
From 1966 to her present
apporirtent Mrs .
rosser ha been irector of
nursingat Kingston
PsyChiatric Hospital.
Previously she had been
director of nursing at,
Godcrich Psychiatric
Hospital from 1965 to 1966,
and a Supervisor of Nurses
at Wingham' District
Hospital from 1961 to 1963. ,
Born and educated in
Saskatchewan, lylfs. Prosser
r,e.cgived a postgraduate
certificate in' psychiatric
nursing from Alberta and a
diploma in administration of
hospit'al nursing service
from the University of,
Saskatchewan, College of
Medictne.
Mrs. Prosser trained as a
nurse at Cily Hospitat,
Saska and worked in
Al, a and SaskatcheWan
before moving to a position
in -Ontario in 1961.
Mrs, Frances E. Emerson
has been appointed super-
visor of clinical records
services at Goderich
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Psychiatric Hospital ef-
fective January 6th, 1975.
.Born in Ripley, Mrs.
Emerson graduated' from
Renfrew ,Collegiate and
received a Registered
Record Librarian diploma
from D'Youville School for
Medic,al, Record Library in
1961.
Prior to her new position,
she,, was director, central
records and library services,
Southwestern Regional
Centre. at Blenheim, a 1,000
bed facility for mentally
handicapped children.
Previously, she was ehief,
medical record department,
Public General Hospital,
Chatham, and chief, medical
record. department, Renfrew
Victoria Hospital,
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FE,Emerson
been a participant as well as
an organizer of various
volunteer services in. both
military .and civilian ' com-
munities from coast to coast
in Canada, while her
husband was a member of
the Canadian Armed Forces.
Since the Wheeler• family
returned to Goderich to take
up permanent- residence,
Mrs. Wheeler has become
involved in several
organizations in this '„e4arn-
munity including the
Volunteer Association at
Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital. She is an active
member of Beta Theta
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi.
Council
Briefs
Councillor Elsa Haydon
recommended that council
instruct town clerk Harold
Walls to visit the businesses
on The Square and :advise
Them of the garbage bylaw. •
The recommendation
came in the wake of a letter
to council , complaining of
litter ar"-the hack of
tir
Eisier says
stray cats
toblame
Legion challenge
• seeking out possible
solutions. As we see it, the
Dear Editor, National Legion Committee
Town Council slapped the
• is to tackle the study of each
wrist of Animal Control
Has there been a area of concern in turn and
Officer Dick Eisler on
deterioration 'in our way of public announcement of the
nada and Monday night complaiAing of
life in _ Ca
program will be for
a laxity in enforcing the
throughout the western .,
specification in at least one
. town's dog bylaw. , Strewn
world in the past several ? major concern.
Provincial Commands and garbage was the silent,
yearsSuch a question
brings to mindsuch items as local branches will assist thp witness.
the decline of our moral Dominion Committe,e within
Councillor Frank Walkom
' §tandards, the rejection oftheir particular sphere of told Mr. Eisler that he had
authority, lack of support for
influence by establishing received a number of calls
law and order and the break themselves as the catalyst
concerning stray dogs and
up of the family unit. had'not been able to contact
for particular organizations,
How it all started is not'
the officer. He Added that he
clubs-, institutions an.cl, the
general public. The Legion is
easily.'understood and how, it
brought the matter up at the
can be combatted is not to provide leadership . last council meeting but that
readily foreseen. No doubtfacilities, 'a
Mr. Eisler was absent. ,.
these trends in our society 'administration or
whatever is needed to .
are related to a single un. promote action programs. Mr. Walkom said that he
derlying condition ,- the loss Details of this program ' had refused to give ' the
of what might be called the are presently being worked cotnplainer MT, Eisler's .
invisible means Of Supphrt, ' out and priorities assessed. . phone number and that he
those inner resources which This National 'Legion had received no name from
gave purpose, direction and Program will be financed the person.
restraint to an earlier from interest on the Legion The animal control officer
generation and still do to a Centennial Million Dollar pointed out that he receives
certain . percent of our Fund set up in 1967. • many calls of that nature .
population. The Action Committee and that ,he can't respond to -
,These social ills became contends that the Legion them without the proper
the chief concern of the
because , of its -national informatiOn. He added. that
Dominion Command. of the character and close strewn''garbage is no in -
Royal • Canadian Legion at association with all •gtrata of dication of stray dogs.
the Dominion convention last
. society with the local "I began a new system. of
year when an action com- communities throughout detection,",. explained , Mr.
mittee was given authority Canada is probably the only . Eisler. "1 thave been taking
to tackle problems related to organization which stands a: pictures of 'stray' 'animals
a decline in the quality of reasonable chance of suc- and can verify that .a great
our. life. The Action Com- deal Of the time it is cats ,
behind the stores, is im- -,. strength to attack the source ce$s.
Woolworthig, the . Discount mittee has been set up to
',Mid ia..ws.or.1.4,Pc1:-.F.W4Iftriln7 failrbt.IF—M1
8- 'VelmElitigens- cliallengeifieTore and is able ._,
The Legion has. accepted Ibmit)
ar÷,...apygAins,_the.,,L
gar age.
Garbage placed in the alley df Canada. and to enlist their to take leadership in social Councillor Dave Gower
action to make the quality of
properly housedlife in Canada
,according to • - those' or that which wouldpointed out that the animal
the complaint and the wind corrupt or destroy our worthy of the . control. officer is not 'a full .
and "hungry, ravenous two special way of , life in men and women. who built time job and -that Mr. Eisler
this nation and of those who , A cannot be expected to be on
and four legged creatures" Canada. There are many •gave their lives to preserve duty'24 hours a day.
play havoc with it. The letter . areas of concern. ' . t,
stated that , the alley is The Legion Action Corn- . - Councillor Elsa Haydon
Yours truly,•addedthat even if he were,
frequently covered by paper .mittee is concerned with that
„ • Neil Shaw.
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Legion Branch 109 , it would still be iinpossible to
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blowing around. percent of the public who
• The town bylaw states that - exhibit an .attitude of control every stray dog- in
all garbage.must be. in bags, disrespect for law and order, town:
or ' bundles. no bigger than who lack an understanding . .
one man can handle. It must of the necessity for and the
A quarter -inch opening Council voted to increase
g
along • the bottom of an therenumeration of Public
be housed if it is placed out meaning of law and order. ,.
notThoused, must be put out rights of man .and in, an loss equivalent to. plat trigm Utility Commissioners. by
nearly three hundred
the pight before pickup or if Law guarantees the essential outside door results in a heat
the same morning as pickup. orderly society it grows as a nine -square -inch hole in a dollars. The,corrimissioners
society grows and is imposed received about $700 a year
• Councillor Dave - Gowerwall. Weatherstilpping helps
motioned that the town by the, citizen upon hiiii§eff:- to eonserve- energy and
engineer be , given council ...not from a'higher authority. saves you rnoney4 previously' and will. now get
permission to call tenders ' Other aspects of a present , bne thousand dollars, a year..
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for municipal • paving decline in our quality of life '
projects. ':,. . that Brancheshave brought
The streets. to be surfaced to , the attention of the
are St. Vincent, from North Dominion Command of the
to Waterloo,. Eldon from Legion are the quality of
Brittania Road to Suncoast justice; the protection of
Drive, Blake . from • citizens' rights, the freedom
MacDonald to Eldoil and of the media,. the ,work ethic
MacDonald Street -froin i and - the status of the
Raglan to Blake. 'Canadian Image.
Councillor' Gower •detailed . From this short catalogue I.
the 'cost 'of the project. St. of concerns we can see that
Vincent will cost $19,000; the scope of the problem
Eldon $72,000; Blake $16,500; . facing the Legion Action.
and . MacDonald K0,500 Committee is _enormous and
• bringing the total .bill to not • without hazards in
• $131,000.„ '
Mrs. Wheeler
Mrs,. Emerson is an active
member of the Canadian
AssociRion of Medical
Record 'Librarians, and of
the Ontario !Health. Record
Association. A. former
reporter, she has -been a
lecturer' in ' medicalrecord
1pr.actices and confidentiality
'at St. Clair College of
-Applied , arts and
Technology.
Mrs. P.J. Wheeler has
been appointed Co -Ordinator
9f Volunteer SO -Vides at' the
Goderich Psychiatric
• Hospital effective February
3, 1975.
Born in Goderfch, Mrs.
Wheeler graduated from the
, Goderich District Collegiate
Institute. -in -c 1954. • She has
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