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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-03-26, Page 2PAGE 2 —GODERICH SIGNAL STAR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1986 News r%r Opening, March 27 Good Friday March 28 CLOSED EASTER MONDAY OPEN DAILY THEREAFTER South Dock Goderich lillll: `n? e.t..S si , Victoria Public School on Monday to shTed Staunton areilis boacked a ok Puddlemane banana in hwi h the sis hutch tludents en he visited Public were songs, stories and exercises with imagination. 1 photo by Susan HundeMniar pprove Huronview project for for $4.5 million of the budget. Fees and ser - age 1 vice charges are expected to provide $2.7 million to the budget. Aw'federal grant, for the museum is budgeted at $239,475 and $556,114 is ex- pected in miscellaneous revenue. A highway department deficit of $64,018 of 305 qn7 etromP the budget is accepted, each reeve had to accept .his municipality's share of the budget. • Reeve Mickle said he only agreed to go ahead with the museum project,last year ew would because he understood Huronvi be done last at budget time,ad. If he had and a he said, are being carried over to surplus budget. knownalas yearthis Those voting in favor of the budget that Hheonview would be coming up h soon, he would—have 'gone against the hisonWeWarden nLeo aeeArm Rro g, '— museum project. Seaforth Reeve William Bennett, Clinton "I'll take people over artifacts any day," Reeve Bee Cooke, Goderich Township he said. Reeve Hullett Reeve Tom The largest category in the.budget is Deputy Laurie Goderich Deputy social' services . at $7.1 million. This in- Cunningham, eeve eludes $5.5 1millionllionrforegeneral welfare. Dug Fraser, A hf►eld Reevoherty, Morris e Allan Gib- „, b view and $ , son illy, , Reed ,,1�at'.��,, -, Hicknell¢ „; The $240,00 tb be• -set this in nese e tS i , MrkK P e� 0e.' d Bayfield Reeve Dave Johnston, Colborne Huronview• $ 2 his budgetF,. county's share, $225,000 to Family 'and Stephen hip puty Reeve Reeve .RusseKen l arniMcCann, Children's Services. , nosh The highway as Target share budgetofthe t 1986 Reeve Jim er Robinsove n, East Hensall budget..mReeve Ernest Snell, Stephen Reeve Tom a Health services, which takes inlann Tomes, Those avotn g tags against theh Reeve b budget were health unit, home care and family P Tuckersmith Reeve Bob Bell, .Hawick Reeve ing accounts for $2.19 million. Recreation o in this cultural 's budget. This in- Claire es total Reeve GDeicherrt rZu i ha Reeve yRobert $lu million i Y Exeter Deputy Reeve ossy eludes the $300,000 for the museum Fisher, building reserve fund and $791,784 for the FulTurnberrynRee a Brian McBurney, Ex - General han, • librareter administration has a budgeaodf Reeve Prout1eGoderi h TownshiUsborne p develop ent yearp while planning development is expected to spend $490,585 Reeve Grant Stirling, and Goderich Reeve Harry Worsell with two votes. this year. Absent for .the meeting were Brussels To pay for this budget of $18.7 million, Township, the county will receive $10.3 million in pro- Reeve Reeve Hank ankl Winders and Hay vincial grants. The municipal levy will pay ms escalate InsuranCe premiu 'providing • mandate for 'p commui}ity •from page 1 psychiatric service since the closure of the whereby the nursingedsupervisor on duty P Y Bluewater Psychiatric e Holosu a 1e Win ham community Psychiatric pro - for teamhe oc calls in to followhs when the gram is fundedmcommunity p the.Goderich per intothehospital to ask g permission to stop at the hospital. hospet. global budget. Board' member Bob Dempsey said he ie Goderich hospital has also received c was concerned about rtht�Y if a patient a letter from Huron County Council noting expires at the hospitall rather loan in the they have approved the renovation of an trauma unit, area in the lower floor of the Health Unit Board chairmangRichar�l"'Ottewell conn Building at Huronview• for rent to the b e considered. sidered. the privtle es and liabilities mustBuilding for the Clinton Community b Property committee member .Cliff Psychiatric Service. McDonald reportedm quotation the committee f o► do i g remove- McDonald, is that thof e hospital enter into a on, shid obtain a rm eoaatl0 bens and redecehind noi'aa' dliDistrict ,Hospital lease 50 per reetnent providing for or which has been Psychiatric Seryto le ice. The ser- accordance with any er annum, increasesincrease in the i prey. Y con - vice is preseutly'renting a house owned by sumer pricepeindex. The committee is also looking the Wingham hospital which is quite inadc • at anotherPouse in Clinton which Is being quote. coni letely renovated and the own& is re- sound, e- The accouunadation, while structurally Ue sin a rent of $700 per month plus and ung in need opo ted McDonald.a lot of �i11 is utilities and upgrading, reported• e estimated the Coos hospital says they ey$do not This iniies a ihe areaiar�e1be"ing av Wiheha4i h pas to their have the funds ions ibutlif the Goderich ich ng located aced in this °P eaon of the service be- hospit ar'y r will never The Clinton program has fotiiidi em- .ho5pital d6 thenecessary renovations, ill leave the rent at the 'present porary accommadation in a church ase - level of $212 ment as its location in the former nursing level FM. a month. , residet?ce is no longer availble�. ii.iotakkik0 uuv Le Lek ilUSpadi iIUa c„C ._ e serve Big Macs Celebritles . that will accommodate over 100,000 families room nights in one year. , . 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