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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-07-07, Page 2PAGE 2--,-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7,1.982 THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR..ISHEREI t Wiz-",r,-m�.' TR AN 3 L,E II II 11 ._ far ,i; IIjIIII iiii 41, ;��IIIII)�irr 00It repo Ojai maiii °flll�_ilfi 111111(ir' IIll�ii iI1I sIII�111I0 IIIIr1s;Il�Illr- tlll�ll liii its :IS �I11�1111:23:i1 �IIII 9111�111� !MIA's! ' III�II� militlir itiii -, wow/III�III.II 10� htL1J STORES LTD AT "3 THE SQUARE GODERICH • ••• • :D►'tIESDAY, .JULY •:74h7-1:11RIJ SATIMMAX, I V Y 1 ., $v{{:;: *.^r GRAND OPENING SPECIALS ARE AVAILABLE AT OUR GODERICH STOE ONLY More money needed for ambulance service Alexandra Marine and General' Hospital needs $9,000 more to operate its ambulance service. The Ontario Ministry of Health is allowing $187,000 to operate the service this year but the administration is estimating that it will cost at least $196,000. Last year there was a deficit of ap- proximately $5,000. "I can't see where we can make any cuts to save Money," hospital ad- ministrator Elmer Taylor told the hospital board Monday night. There are five full-time and two part-time employees to man the service during two shifts seven days and evenings per week. And there are two vehicles. Tayl$r says one of the problems is that the ministry has made the Goderich service into a regional one but there is no provision in the budget for this. Last year the two vehicles travelled 75,000 kilometres covering Goderich and district as well as Clinton,. Seaforth, Zurich and up to Winghaa<n. Patients are also transferred to °hospitals in London. All the staff and both vehicles are needed for such a busy service, explains Taylor. "There is no flexibility to cut operating costs," he says. "It's an expanding service but no. provision is made for this." The hospital board has decided t_o. submit its am- bulance budget toi the ministry as it is to see if the deficit will be picked up. If not, it will have to be ab- sorbed from other hospital funding, Another altern.itive is to turn the service back over to the ministry so it can be tendered out to a, private operatfi'f•. However, the, board is not too anxious to do the latter. Despite the fact that they are not finding the service very financially rewarding, they feel it is an important one to the people of the community. Couple celebrate 50th- anniversary By Blanche Deeves The Pee Wee boys lost to Congratulations to Bill and Stanley and the Bantam boys Doris Batkin on their 50th played an exhibition game against the Goderich Industrial House -League and lost, but won over Auburn. The Midgets played two games against Londesboro Last week in baseball theand won both. The Midgets squirt boys played-gainst play Colborne' on Thursday Vanastra and wo '. The at 7 p.m. squirt girls played two In slo-pitch action, games last . week against Holmesville lost to Porter's Vanastra and .Clinton and Hill. They meet Vanastra for won both. " . a 9 p.m. match on Thursday. Wedding Anniversary. June 30. Morning worship service was held last Sunday at Holmesville United Church. Board places. teachers -for 1982 school year -By-Stephanie Levesque. DUBLIN - ''The Huron - Perth Separate School Board. has hired and placed teachers. ' for.- September, 1982. At its June 28 meeting, the board gave approval to four hirings and the . various placements of. teachers who are already with the board. Carolyn Miland of King Ci- ty - has been hired as a classroom • teacher for St Columban School. Patrizia Santarelli of St. Thomas..has been hired as an itinerant French. teacher. Mary Coeck •of Dashwood has been hired as a 19 percent special • education resource teacher at Ecule Ste. Marie. Catherine McCotter of St. Marys has been hired as a 50 percent • principal's' relief teacher ' for St. Patrick's School; Dublin. WAMPOtE VITAMIN WITH EVERY PURCHASE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! We leave !ON pang . w to give away -but they won't a . last long! Get in earlylf l For low, low discount prices on a host of everyday 'needs drop by the bright, beautiful new The placements are as follows. Mary Jane Osborne to principalis .relief teacher. (50 percent) 'at.Holy Name of Mary, St. Marys; , Marybel • Edye -as speia1 education ,resource teacher (70 per- cent) at St. Patrick's School, Dublin and 30 percent prin- cipal's relief'at Holy Name, St. Marys; Rita L.auwaert to itinerant French teacher (100percent) at Immaculate Conception, St. Joseph's r both in Stratford and St. - Patrick's School, Dublin; -Lynnette McLeod as 100 per- cent itinerant French teacher at St. Patrick's School, Kinkora, St. ' Am- brose and St. Aloysius Schools in Stratford;' and Helen Stewart as. principal's relief teacher; 20 percent at St. Ambrose in Stratford and 20 percent at St. Patrick's School, Dublin. NEWBORN NEWS BAER Greg and Lori proudly an- nounce the arrival of their daughter, Erica Janel, born on Thursday, June 24, 1982 at Goderich Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz. Erica is the , thirteenth grandchild for Wilfred and Marjorie Pentland, R.R.1, Dungannon and tenth for Frank and Kay Baer, R.R.4, Goderich. GODFREY Rick and Teresa (nee Wood), Brampton, Ontario, are pleased, to announce the arrival' of their daughter, Jennifer Lee Ann, born June 22, 1982, weighing 6 lbs. 5 oz. First grandchild for Darrell and Shirley , Wood, Blyth, Ontario, and second gran- dchild for Howard and Marlene Godfrey, Dungannon, Ontario. 47 ' POULTER Jay and Kathy are tickled pink to announce the safe arrival of theirfirst child. a 172 THE SQUARE, GOI!RiCH CALL THE COURT AV" SIA FOR WILLIE WHIMPERS FISH a `CHIPS TO GO ONLY2©1aa daughter, Kristy Leigh, on June 21, 1982 at Clinton Public Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. Ps ROBINSON Bill and Susanne are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Jennifer Colleen Marie, 7 lbs. 14 ' oz., on Wednesday, June 30, 1982, at Wingham . and District Hospital. A sister for Patricia and Heather. Proud grandparents 'are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson, Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Perrin•of Flesherton. • • WAIN Tudor and Debra Wish to announce the birth of their first child, Ruthann Catherine, Thursday, July 1, • 1982, weighing 7 lbs. 131/2 oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Wain and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Salter, all of Goderich. Delighted ' great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salter, Goderich, and Mrs. D. L. McMinn, Wingham. PATTERSON - Mr. and Mrs. Rick Patterson, 15 Kensing- ton Road, Apt. 305, Bratna- lea, are delighted • to an- nounce the birth of their daughter, Debblie Lynn, 7 lb. ,4 oz., June 16, 1982 at Peel .Memorial Hospital, Bram- -ton. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Austin, Dungannon and Mr. Bil! Patterson, Blyth and Mrs.. Virginia PattersonGoder- ' ich.