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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-04-06, Page 11a KW q5 41? jt egi I rs OD 1y, e, bTQ HON �1li�litielA�t F RANCI . sur Tie ,John Deere 11-1. and 11114 feature • a 31l Inch 0010r, The' a .yd •.Astatic , drive.. ,system• for one -lever. cor,tr�ol ..of direction and speed. Rear bag - :ger, front blade, and: snow thrower .available. .5241138 5241.11$21 31 WEST S• .;. GODERICH Pick your horsepower . pick your pric Four power sizes i the 200 Series to choo a from: 10 -hp 210, 13 -hp, 212, 14 -hp 214, and 16 -hp 216 AII` have 4 -speed transaxl and variable speed drive that lets you change speeds without clutching. Color -coded controls. Triple -safety starting. Sturdy footrests. Engines are fully enclosed for quieter ride. High - Pressure Washers . Electric current and cold water with minimum 20 p.s.i..water pressure are all you need to put a no - scrub. cleaning machine to work. Five models with nozzle pressure frdm 500 to 1.100 p, s. i. 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Shannon Currie of Robert %sea,.. second-V,ascutar•. .Systems in' Plants, by Ken. •Sttpng- ofh Brookside': an ';third-Moldsf by Nanc Woodard of Robertson; Grade ' 7 -first -Balloons with Yeast by Kristen Egener and • Tammy Talbot of Colborne Central, second - Environmental Effects on Plants by Lana Jones of Holmesville and third -Four Top Breeds (Swine) in Canada by Rick Livingstone of Brookside; Grade 8 -first .Gerbals and Hampsters by ,Jan 'Davidson of Robertson, second -Factors Affecting D of )~Tants by S dad Blettll Mart rookside t and ; }' ampsterOand Rax by Verdi Hoernig of Colborn CPhysical-(Grade:omparing . Detergents.', Bather Bogie of Colbor'nt second Consideration 11s Fjytg` a Plane by Daryl Hemingway,.. and Greg Lobb of HIolineaville , and, third • - Cololr byf Debbie DeBold 40. • Brookside; Grade 7 first R- Rouse by Tim Connelly` Robertson, ' second,Hovy.. Plaine Affects Fabric by Glynis Mar, ie Young of. • Colborne and third -Does it Really Matter by Kevl Black of Brookside; an, Grade_ 8 -first -Synthesized Soundby Leroy Dougherty of Brookside, second -Color by Brigit Schulz of Robertson and;third=Model Rockets by Peter Ott:of Holmesville{, to, FREE ESTIMATE on your noads, Call: Don McCauley 524,4220, Building; Products ALCAN STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS ALSO ALUMINUM.SIDING, SOFFIT, FASCIA AND EAVESTROVGHING, TRILLIUM HOMES' 8 RENOVATIONS 137 RICH STT;-GODERICH st flteIest 3 4 5 years Annual We .represent many Trust Companies. We are often .able to arrange for the highest interest being of- fered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. . *Subject to change - 04% Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER CLINTON GRAND BEND GODERICH 235-2420 482-9747 238-8484 524.2118 yrs, NON 15 Ylit EART OF BEING CAUGHT. Bluewater Coffee Shop Phone 524-4331 3SS BAYFIELD RD. GODERICH *inning 'entries for the West Regio* Sesenee Fair Were on display at Victoria Publie School lastluesday evening. Here, Shawn Currie and Robbie Dempsey look'over one of the biological entries :on plants. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Departmentis mavl. Oard Orward OetOr t .ell � to provide as Well as the thoroughness,"' Walker explained. . He said that the hospital's in-patient physiotherapy was greatly improved. • • , . . "This, at times, is a very great demand for the physiotherapist because of our increased use of chest physiotherapy, stroke • rehabilitation and ' post- operative physiotherapy. This is one area that cer- tainly ertainly will grow in future with improvements in our rehabilitation potential." Walker said that he felt the hospital`s physiotherapy department was "doing the utmost, their very best with what they've got.'.'. He said the department's: problem was just a problem of trends which at times creates a great demand for treatment which in turn can result ht a waiting listwith the physiotherapy department"priorizing problems". "In summary," Walker told the .hospital- board; "we have a very) forward looking deperbnenr which is improving all the time and feet that this is the impression- that we should.. be : leaving with the community. At times there will be'a waiting list as demand fluctuates as we are well- aware of the fluctuations in our bed situation at the hospital." 'Recent reports in this newspaper regarding the level of :service provided by the physiotherapy department at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital have "led to some negative feelings" in the community, Dr: David Walker, Chief of the Medical Staff has told the hospital board. It had been reported that the physiotherapy department was having difficulty in up with its • heavy„ workload which in turn was resulting: in waiting lists. • "On the one hand, I think the community ap- preciates difficulties with waiting lists at; times. On .the other hand, such reporting . has led to some negative feelings also regarding ' physiotherapy," Walker told the board ' He . said he felt it was only, fair to -record that the hospital's physiotherapy has improved dramatically in the past year with .the acquisition of new equipment and the enlargement of facilities.. • • ' . "As well as the physical changes we -have had, we have added staff and expertise and are now providing a much improved service to the commtnity. The level of care that we are giving people has improved because of the greater range of treatment wee are able. • from page l curred before such changes in policy. It is sad that you chose to ignore the profession before making such decisions," theletter reads. The letter also says that when considering treat- ' reat' ments for. WCB,cases, the physician should be free of any rigid protocol; as to where certain treatments can be carried out. "The attending physician or surgeon is in the best position to decide which treatment should be carried out where, and in no way should he be handicapped by bureaucratic dogma which is rigid and does not lend itself to the individual cir- cumstances of each case." In conclusion, the letter states, "In this respect, your recent actions can be seen as a further step in Nike CURT SALE Youth Sizes 8 to Boys 6 inclusive. Our low, low regular price $18.99...A super shoe, a super price. Adidas HAWK SALE Boys all purpose shoe,saes 1 to 31,5Com fortable & Reg. with Nylon Upper. Our Re . $27.99.. 1 ...... Nike BRUIN SALE A very popular shoeifh the guys. Canvas Upper. Our Reg: $24.99 $ Nike LADY ALL COURT SALE The shoe with the famous Blue swoosh! 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The Goderich hospital board agreed t0 also write a letter to the Ontario Hospitals' Association about the WCB guidelines. "I think it's a flag raising issue," board member Bob Dempsey stated. Hospital administrator Elmer Taylor said AM&G receives about $20,5Q0 per year from WCB. for cases treated at the hospital and this helps offset other expenses. sneers learn Spaghetti fag. The Round Dancers en- joyed dancing to Peter and Sybil Chandler of Lucknow when Lois and Edward Wise were on vacation. "Spaghet- ti Rag" was the new dance they taught members. The club enjoyed having some couples from the beginner's class at Belgrave with us. Lois and Edward reviewed the new dance, "Lucky Lady" taught in February at Swosda in London. Besides the many dances during the evenings of dancing, members are working on "Lonesome Prison Blues". Members danced rounds with the Huron -Bruce Sw- ingers in the Brookside School at their St. Patrick's Party. Several prizes were awarded during the evening., March 26 was a big day in the Clinton high school when the Wheel 'n' Dealers hosted Swosda. "Country Carousel" was the new round dance taught by Cecille Lockrey,. of Southampton. John and Peggy Wilson of Cambridge reviewed the dance, "Lively Lady. During the hour of rounds in the evening, Jim and Lerine Gillespie of Kit- chener did the cueing. - Several of the round dancers have made reserve, tions for a weekend in July at Southampton for their big Jamboree. Round dancers from all parts of South Western On- tario will' be in the Clinton high school for the big Round Dance Spring Gala on May 28. In May many wilLhead for Hamilton to take part at the three day convention for round and square dancers. HARBOR REPORT The Algoport arrived -light for salt from -Sarnia on March 31 and cleared harbor for Burns the same day- The ayThe Algowayarrived light for salt from oledo on April 4 and cleadrreed harbor for Milwaulkeethe next day. 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