The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-01-26, Page 31Ek.
The Goderich hospita}beardl, anied:at.
HOSPITAL
BRIEFS
ere
lt• e m,eetng o
ndadhight that there is
presentlyan acute bedshortage;situatiof
at Alexandra t armee andGeneral.
Dr.David Walker, Chief of the Medical
Staff, told the board that recently there
were five patients m most four bedroom
rooms and that there had been as many
as seven;.pa_tients eiti Monitors at one time •
in the Il , He attributed part of the'
problem tothe viral infection which: has
been going around town for the last few
months; striking the elderly particularly
hard. ,
Hospital administrator Elmer Taylor
said January is traditionally a busy
month in most hospitals.
Status change
The hospital board has approved Dr.
Neal's status change from Associate
Staff (probationary period) to Active
Staff and he will assume t e duty of
Chairman :of the Medical Records
Committee.
New members
Ross Pannabecker has replaced Murray
Rourke as Colborne Township's
representative on the board.
Mrs. Crystal Crowley has replaced
Mrs. Tom Melady as the town's
representative on the hospital board and
Education day
The hospital's medical staff will hold
an education day with appropriate
consultants to discuss whether hepatitis
B vaccine " should be administered to
those people considered high risk. After
the education day, the matter will be
referred back to the infection control
committee for recommendations.
Renovations.
The work of renovating the new
recovery room at the hospital is
progressing well and it could be occupied
within three weeks. Medical gases have
been installed and the rough -in of ser-
vices has been completed.
Tourist committee members
attend Stratford seminar
Goderich Tourist Commit-
tee members hada,-" the
pleasure. of attending an in-
formative'meeting in Strat-
ford Thursday, sponsored by
the Stratford and 'area
visitors and convention
bureau.
One hundred and forty
representatives of various
tourist oriented committees.
and boards from the region
were there. The guest
speaker Mr. Michael Baker,
director of tourism and
management for the Ontario
Ministry of Tourism and
Recreation, began his
remarks with the statement
that by the year 2000,
tourism will be Ontario's
largest industry. With this in
mind, the province is
substantially involved, in
that its budget for tourism
promotion for.1982 was in ex-
cess
xcess of $18 million.
The "spin-off" of tourism
dollars creates a Major
economic, impact in.:'all
tourist oriented areas.. One
of thesubstantial increases,
as a result of the Provincial
advertising program, is that
the number of tourists from
Europe, Japan, United
States and the United
Kingdom, coming to On-
tario, has tripled. His
remarks included the sug-
gestion that tourism
organizations work more
closely' with the Arts Coun-
cils to generate greater
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VEinistry criteria on landfill sites not
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iS�►Stephanie Levesque
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Criteria for landfill site, as
handed down by the Ministry
of the Environment, are not
practical for rural
municipalities says Grey
Township Reeve Leona Arm-
strong. •.
Mulnieipalities are attemp-
ting to make the- ministry
f
awad'e of their concerns and
seeking support fro H
ani iron
County Council and the
Rural Ontario Municipal
Association (ROMA).
Reeve Armstrong said
representatives of the
townships or McKillop, Mor-
ris, Rowick, Tumberry and
Grey met on Jan. 10 to
discuss the Ministry's
Ot iteria.
"They're (Ministry) tell-
ing es - they're really
pthing - that we can't burn.
anymore," said Reeve Arm-
strong‘
Bgsides not being allowed .
to biltp anything but Wood -
related materials, the refuse
at the "land fill site is to be.
Council will not subsidize
Clinton Pipe Band trip.
benefit to both.
Also attending was . Mr.
Chris George, tourism con-
sultant from the Ministry of
Tourism and Recreation,
who has been a frequent
visitor to Goderich the past
few years. He has been a
great help to the Livery
Building Project Committee
and Arts Council. Lu Legg,
one of the local committee
members attending, has
seen the results of this co-
operation, as the tourist
committee • has sponsored
the summer Festival of Arts
and Crafts for the past six
years.
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Economics maybe putting
a strain on the reations with
thetown's sister city of Bay
City Michigan.
At its regular meeting
Monday, council voted
against paying half: of the
cost to have the Clinton Pipe
Band participate in the Bay
City St. Patrick's Day
Parade in March. Council
also held discussions on the
cost of sending delegates to
the Bay City parade and the
cost of entertaining Bay City
delegates who participate in
the Founder's , .Day -
,celebrations in Goderich.
A..motlon to pay hall of the
expenses, t5 li ive the Clinton
band represent the town in
Bay City, was defeatedwfth
Mayor Eileen ° Paltrier
casting the deciding vote.
Councillors Bill Clifford.
and Jim Searls questilped
spending approximately $600
to have the town represented
by a . band from Clinton.
Council was informed that
the Laketown Band has not
represented Goderich in the
parade because of com-
mitments.
While council will not chip
in for the band a motion to
spend $300 for bus,<fare ju d
ac'comodatton in Bay City for
three town representatives
and their wives,was carried
4-2 in a recorded vote.
Councillors Searls and
Students raise money
for new computer
The students of Robertson
School have been collecting
Zehrs tapes to raise money
for a new computer. Our
total now is $1,141. We are
fast approaching $1,400. -
Craig Smith.
Speaking auditions will be
held tomorrow morning for
the spring operetta. Some of
the main speaking parts are
Sir John Alfred, King Herod,
Carol Clean and so on. -John
King.
Our school has been visited
'by a group of people called
Katimavik. Some of the
Katimavik people's names
are Carol, Natalie, Louise,
Guy, Brian, Rock, Tim, Gail
and there are a lot more but
Robertson
Round -up
Clifford voted against the
motion.
Searls argued that the
taxpayer should not haVe to
pick up the tab for the Huy
City weekend expenses but
conceded that the town
should pay the mayor's
expenses.
Council also agreed to host
a reception for Bay City
dignitaries and Legion
members on Friday, July 1.
The motion called for
members of council and the
tourist committee to pay for
thefrown expenses:
Councillor John Doherty
said the Legion hosted the
Bay City delegation for three
events and thatthe town
would "look pretty cheap if it
didn't pick up some of the tab
and just relied on the Legion
to entertain."
While councillors paid for
their own expenses at the
reception last year, the town
paid $600 to entertain the
Bay City delegation.
Deputy -reeve Jim Britnell
said the "people of Goderich
don't want to be pikers but
the matter should be
revieweekae
if I name them all, I'll run Councillors Searls and
out of ink. -Heather. Larsen. Clifford voted agent the
. motion. . -
Ah ha! Speech time again!
Robertson students are
getting ready for the big
speech contest held every
year by the Legion. Some
popular speech topics this.
year are: E.T. the
Extraterrestrial, video
games and much more. -
Heather 1.arsen.
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State Farm is there. '
compacted and covered with
dirt..
"They don't realize the
costs," noted Mrs. Arm-
strong.
She pointed out heavy
equipment would have to he
purchased to compact the
refuse, the public would
have to be educated to
separate.garbage and it isn't
feasible to cover the refuse
with dirt in the winter.
"From experience, if we
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overrun with rats," com-
mented Reeve Armstrong.
Another criteria that has
just upset municipalities is
that test wells on the boun-
da of the site have to meet
dr4ting water levels. In
Grey, Township, the nearest
well `to the 7.5 acre site is a
hall mile away and there
ractical.
have never Peen , any co government to not be so
Plaints regarding the Water strict", small
there or anywhere else in the She foresees the
township said Mrs. Arm- dumps being closed down if
strong. rural municipalities have to
Municipalities are cur- comply with the Ministry's
rently in the process of regulations. Alto if residents
developing land fill site. are made to travel another
development plans which - 20 miles to a land fill site,
hove to be submitted to the refuse may be dumped in
Ministry by July 1. The Grey woodlots or places other
Township reeve said the than the land fill site, noted
Ministry allotted $4,000 to Mrs. Armstrong.
her township to develop the The Grey Township reeve
plan, but because of ,criteria expects the letter seeking
changes, it has cost the support will first be dealt
municipality over $10,000. with by Huron County Com
-
Mrs. Armstrong would cil's executive.conunittee, of
to see the Ministry break which she is a member, and
away from one blanket then brought before codneil
policy regarding the land fill as a whole at its .Feb. 3
sites and, as the rural meeting. She added :that
municipalities have sites Howick Township will bring
away from urban centres, the matter before RONA at
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