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Matthew Sproule of Brookside Public School was the first place winner of the Wingham
district of the Ministry of Natural Resources 1986 poster contest, Matthew was presented
with a framed, autographed Glen Loates wildlife print by Mr. Loates (right) and Andy
Hauser, General Manager of the Wingham branch of the MNR. (Alan Rivett photo)
Stop warehousing the elderly
nursing assistants report says.
The Ontario Association of Registered
Nursing Assistants released an $11,000
report on health services quality for the pro-
vince's 900,000 seniors at Queen's Park
yesterday. The report makes eight recom-
mendations for improvements to the On-
tario Minister of Health Murray Elston.
Up to 25 percent of the elderly in chronk,
care settings could live .normal lives- in the
community if proper support services and
trained staff existed, says the 100 -page
report. The report notes alarming gaps in
care at commercial care settings for the
elderly, compared to non-profit homes for
the aged.
The current doctors' strike only highlights
the problem of a commercial, medically
biased, health system, says the Association.
Unduly dependent on doctors and institu-
tionalized care, seniors are suffering the
most from the current physician fee dispute.
"By supplementing the current medical
model of healthlti institutions with an ap-
proach that emphisizes illness prevention,
individualized care and rehabilitation pro-
grams, Ontario's care of those elderly who
must be institutionalized would be more
.cost-effective, more productive and finally
more humanized," Association President
Verna Steffler said yesterday. "Frustrated
with the quality of care RNAs know should
be given and the quality of. cai.e we areable
to'give in Ontario's medically biaSed,health
system, Registered Nursing Assistants are
combining forces with other care providers
to recommend improvements."
Goderich Legion makes
donations totalling $850
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The regular monthly meeting of Goderich
Legion Branch 109 was held in the Jubilee
room with President Alvin Blackwell in the.
chair. Six_applicants ,fer,, membership ,in
Branch 109 were initiated by Les Riley and
Bob Chapman. The installation of the
-Branch Secretary Gwen Moller, Sgt at Arms
Don Stemp and Membership Chairman
Clarence Hoy was also conducted.
The Branch approved a total of $850 in
donations. These donations were $500 to Jen-
nifer Gowanlock to assist . her with her
schooling in London, England, $200 to the
V.I.P. program of the police department,
$50 for two prizes for the golf tournament of
the Champion Road International Associa-
• tion qf Machinists .and Champion Road
Machinery and $100 to the Red Cross.
Several members of the branch executive
will be attending a Legion Zone seminar at
Clinton Branch 140 on Saturday, June 28. '
On Aug. 9, the branch will send a color
party and a bus to the Highland Games in
Fergus. Anyone interested in thiS trip is re-
quested to contact"Don Stemp.
Forty-eight veterans from Westminister
hospital made their annual visit to Branch
109 on June 11 to fish aildhave a tour of the
area. Following the ,ter they were served
supper in 'the Jubilee room by the Ladies
Auxiliary..
On Saturday; June 28 at 1 p.m. a bus load
of members from Grand Bend Branch will
visit our Branch.
The peppy committee reports that the
Port Albert
ratepayers
discuss erosion
at the beach
The annual meeting of the Port Albert
Ratepayers Association was held on the ter-
race at Jay Catlins cottage on Sunday, June
29 with Rick Quinn presiding.
Members of Ashfield Township Council
were present headed by Reeve Alan Gibson.
There was a record number of new
members in attendance.
Also attending was Les Turbot, the
general manager of the Maitland Valley
Conservation Association who said the pro-
vincial government had approved $7,500 for
improvements at the river mouth,'
Tom Orr reported his conversation with
officials indicated funding would be applied
to areas lathe province having greater need
for assistance. -
Frank Gardiner gave a comprehensive
report on the history of the beach area and
the status of the twin problems of erosion
Bnd the keeping of the river mouth open.
Den Dixon and Paul Doherty reported on
the planned activities for the Port Albert
sesquicentennial celebrations.
Pornography is topic
at UCW meeting
The topic for the July meeting of Nile
U.C.W., held at the home of Shirley Dustow,
was pornography. Phyllis Scott presented
information on this subject under the
headings - what is it, its availability and why
4t is so big an industry.
She had also prepared a series of ques-
tions which were used in a discussion
period. Several newspaper articles were
passed around for the members to look over
as this topic was a ,current issue before
parliament at the time of the meeting. Beth
Rutledge thanked Mrs. Scott for her ex-
cellent presentation.
The business was conducted by Mrs.
Rutledge. Hostesses Ann Feagan and
Shirley Dustow served lunch to the eleven
members present.
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GODERICH
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-kThursdaY, Friday & Sattltday
July 10,11 & 12
See the July ein
issue of the Goderich
Signal Star for
more information.
For Trivial Pursuit Entry Forms phone 524.6675
Kinette
Trivial Pursuit
Contest
Sat., July 12
1:30,
SUMMER SPECIAL EVENTS/GODERICH YOUTH,_PROGRAM
Fundraising Car Wash
on
Monday, July 7, 1986
at the
Arena Parking Lot
166 McDonald St.,
from
1t:30 to 6:30 p.m.
A number of bus trips and special events are taking place
this year and we need to raise some money to help keep
our costs down.
Children and Youth are needed to wash cars and cars are
needed to be washed!
Please help. support, the Goderich Recreation Depart-
' ment's Summer Special Events! •
wreaths on the cenotaph this month are
placed courtesy 'of the Goderich Lioness
-- Club, the Ontario Provincial Police and the
• Gpderich Community Credit Union.
,The, Legion Seniors Chairinam Roy
.Mugford in his report stated that from June
85 to,,the end of May 86 there were 36 trips
made to assist. members who require
transportation. Senior members who re-
quire out of town transportation are re-
quested to contact the new Seniors Legion
Chairman; Claire Bedard.
The Branch Bingo chairman was directed
to look into the cost of purchasing a new
bingo machine and report back to the
executive.
• The _Sick and Welfare Chairman Ray
Barker reported thatAhe Iran& was sad- —
dened by the loss last month of Vick Powell
and Reg Bridle. Cards, gifts and/or visita-
tions were :bade to 19 members and Dick
Eisler has been helping with the hospital
visiting and doing a•good job.
The branch sick board as of June 20 in-
dicates that the following are now in
hospital; in Bay City is Karl Lawrence; in
University are Joe Thompson and Ewan
Ross; in St Joseph's is Noella De Jong; in
Sunnvbrook is • Percy Sheardown; in Alex-
andra and Marine are HaroldHibbert, Stan
Hadden, Bernice Bedour, Eva Smith, Irene.
Todd and Bea Dowell; in Parkwood are
Jack Kempson, Lorne • McAndrew, Bill
Michie, Joachim Quellete, Murray Tennant,
Anna Wells and August Schmidt.
HIJIMPTY
all,TTY 99
200g.Pot�to
HUGGIES
Disposable $1 0 3 4
Diapers
Newborn 66's •
Medium 48's, Large 33's
NOVO •
Children* Chewable $ 2..
Multivitamins
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PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING PROPOSED
OFFICIALPLAVAMENDMENTSD
PROPOSED ZONING AMENDMENTS
AFFECTING THE TOWN OF GODERICH
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich will liold 0 piddle' meeting on Triesday, August 5th, 1986 at
7:00 e„._m. tn the CoOncil Chambers to consider two proposed official plan amendments under Section 17 01 the Planning Act and two
'1 glojiosKidiir' iffendMeriLsribriddr Section' 34- of the•Pianning Act. . .. .
The amencirm ntsare as follows: " • . ,
(a) Official Plan Amendments
1. A change Is proposed to Section 3.3.5.(3) of the Highway Commercial policies to permit the establishment of large commercial space
users in the Highway Commercial designation subject to certain criteria. •
2. A change In designation from "Industrial" to"Highway Commercial" Isproposed for Part 9, Plan 22R-1172 to peril* the establish-
ment of a furniture store.
(b) Zpning Admendments
1. A proposed zoning amendment to Bylaw 38-1985 corresponding with -number 2 above would change the zoning of Part 9, Plan
22R-1172 from "Light Industrial -"Holding (M1 -H)" to "Highway Commercial (C3.8)" to permit a furniture store only.
. 2. A proposed zoning amendment to By-livii 38485 would Menge -the zoning -of tots.1238, 1239, 1254 end 1256 of R.R 457 (Kinsmen .,...
Centre on Keays St.) from "Minor Community Facility (CF1)" to a special "Minor Community Fatility (00t-4)" to permit the establleh-
ment of a psychiatric out-patlent clinic In the existing Kinsmen building. • , . . .
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' ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation •either in support of or in opposition to the
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proposed official plan amendments and zoning changes. . .
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed official plandmenciments and proposed zoning amendments Is available for Inspec-
tion during regular office hours at the Town Cleft's office In GoderIch. ,
DATED AT THE TOWN OF GODERICH
THIS 26th DAY OF JUNE, 1986. ,
Larry McCabe •
Clerkgfeasurer
Town of ,Goderich
57 West St
GODERICH, Ontario
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(519) 524-8344
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