HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-09-02, Page 5CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1987 -Page 5
Sod is trirned, work set to start on CPH obstetrics wing
An official ceremony held on August 28 saw the start of construc-
tion on a new obstetrical wing For Clinton Public Hospital. Head
obstetrics nurse Mary DeJong along with Ontario Health Minister
Murray Elston and June Boussey of the.fund raising committee us-
ed the silver chnvel in the sod turning ceremony. Watching were
MPP Jack Riddell, hospital board chairman Bill Hearn. Also tak-
ing part in the ceremonies were hospital personnel, architects on
the project and Huron Warden Brian McBurney. (Shelley McPhee
Haist photo)
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CLINTON -e public hospital here has
been given approval to award the construc-
tion contract for its obstetrical floor addi-
tion, Health Minister Murray Elston an-
nounced recently.
"The Ministry of Health will provide
capital funding of $400,000 for the
$1.1 -million project," Mr. Elston said. "The
hospital, along with the Clinton community
and the County of Huron, will be responsible
for providing the $726,404 balance of the
total project cost."
ed to D. Grant and Sons Ltd. of Lambeth.
A second storey will be built atop the
emergency outpatient department which
was added to the hospital four years ago.
The new 6,000 square -foot obstetrical
department will permit the centralization of
all obstetrical services in a single area. Cur-
rently, obstetrical facilities are located in
several areas in and around the hospital's
existing second floor chronic care ward.
Construction will begin inunediately, and
is expected to be completed early in 1988.
Hog farmer and employee
charged after manure spill
HULLETT TWP. - The Ontario Ministry
of the Environment has charged two Hien
after liquid pig manure was spilled into a
drain which leads to a municipal drain.
Wayne J. Colclough, of Concession 4,
Hullett Township, and his employee, Ray-
mond J. Rammeloo, of RR 4, Brussels, joint-
ly face one charge under section 16(11 of the
Ontario Water Resources Act, which per-
tains to the possibility of impairing water
quality.
Mr. Colclough also faces one charge under
section 83(1 i of the Drainage Act. which ner-
tains to discharging material into
drainage system.
The charges follow a ministry investiga-
tion into the events of November 16 and N.
1986, when liquid pig manure was spread on
farm property. The manure entered a tile'
dram which flows into the ‘Vestcrhunt
Municipal Drain.
The maximum fine for each charge Hud I
the OWRA is $5,000.
A first court date has been set fur 9 :1 11. .
October 5, at Goderich Provincial Off crn
Court.
OPP increase enforcement
on Labour Day weekend
The Labour Day holiday is the last long
weekend of the summer. Don't make it the
last weekend of your life.
"The OPP will do .its part to prevent
needless loss of life with increased enforce-
ment and the 'Strict Is Fair' and RIDE pro-
grams, but we cannot do it alone", said OPP
Commissioner Archie Ferguson.
"Our officers will attempt to save lives by
stooping impaired and carele' '•- 'rs on
Ontario highways, but the motoring public
must do its part by driving intelligently.
The OPP will closely monitor traffic dur-
ing the Labour Day weekend. Approximate-
ly 2,000 officers will be patrolling Ontario
highways on the weekend, making max-
imum use of 400 radar units and 500 roudsidc
alcohol breath testers.
Drive with care and make the hc�lid:r�
weekend a time to remember, not regret.
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