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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-01-19, Page 170441KOREWSTMEigaggriPtalfgr.,,C-.1i, , :1 44. At, rt" • 47 ; :.: • • - : • .•• , . . • 7. aa'• / ;• • .x...•xZaaa,a.. • NEWBORN ME'AGANCAMERON is held by mother! Nancy of Rif:7, Lucknow while be, Smoking Week and sponsored by the Huron County :Health Unit. lit ieft„is,Mary . Leel'ObStek co-ordinatoi at Wingharn and-bistrict -Hospital Sheryl Feagan, right, the health (Ars thialtij 00 , ., made the presentation at the hospital Friday._ _ . ..!---, - - '. — , -.--- . „ . .. „. - ... T-shirt pointing out she is a first generatiOn- non -Smoker. -The prtynotion is in CONUROti0h, • ley road :conilltio blamed for seri�us Week that sent3W inLondon. 414.4 Ist ,•• ".•,;„ • • .t.1 The Huron County Library Board wants county council to provide $25,000 in its 1988 budget to assist in computerization of the county library system. The request was ineligkx1 in the board's report to the- regular January session of Huron County Council. In addition, thereport also recommended that the county library remain a member of the Ontario Library Consortium which, according to acting chief librarian Sharon Cox, is n ongoing effort to pool resources of various libraries to develop computer systems. The county system must start getting some of its own computers, Mrs. Cox said. It is hoped that the E. Wawanosh will apply for bridge 4 • East Wawahosh Connell will be petitioning the Ontario government this year to subsidize the construction of a new bridge.on • the tenth concession. _ At council's Januarymeeting, dp Road Supeintendetit RaIph Campina - bell was instructed to apply to the Ci. ministry of transportation for.'�1tztE supplementary subsidy o Mae than the $750,000, the province's share of the WO bridge. It is estimated •th biidge, Will cotitover $1 tauticil,also was ° township'S " consortium will help, sive money by pin -chasing computers and com- puter software'in she added. The aim, five years or more down the road, is to have computers in all library branches, Mrs. Onsaid. Usborne Township Reeve .Gerry Prout asked -if t.he compiiter system would be tied into the Huron County computersyStem, but Mrs. COX said there are tootle* records involved in cataloguing° all of the library's books to make one system work for both the, county and its library systole. - • In dianicipaiities where this had been attempted, the system'beca me so overloaded that it was. impossible - to cheek out a book on the :day the comp_ r system- was doing -the payrojjMr county einployees, she _ T linty library is just in its -a .five-year plan. *ord.:" compiiteritationi Mrs::...Cox told totmell. Staff will Soon be finished putting- all recorde maihine- readable„ forint There it'some soft- ware. for, the dontpUters: already owned by, the library, but much remains yet tabedone. - Also- during the. 'library report,' Mies. Cox said .volUnteer com- mittee, had.tsSeinb'led..the thehling for the new brantir library at Wingham and. saited, :the board: $2.,405. Volunteer Itibtir as alsouneti te inove the, boOkS ••• m.. library quarters lir the Winghim TOwn. Hall to its: new building On°. EdwardStreet.: „ 'COMO Was else introdliced tothe. new thief libraritur Rath Co • • had taken oVer oeIrdaYa earlief. Rayfield" Iteeve Dave -4411118bin eiiteritied, tire 1011. MrS, Prix (Or 4tepribigirras ','ariart: last yfot.': : '" ' • - „ JohnJewitt, in his. ti ural address to the.Huron Iloantottdaea, tOatidierfeelO the nel 010 bUilding /*dot. itt wit „ . • Victcna Hospital, Marie' Fidoniof JIR 1, liSted in critical C011 A •,•,, it )0110 er ..§$1!„14-1k; 1911‘..- n • dine Monday and• 04derich was in fair cOndition, The. einjured accidentS iaeliortsa"":, driven byher ger in a 1983 Ford Es57-year-old • husband Witham last 'Wednesday, Jan. 13,, at 11:45 a.m. The- Fidoins_ were northbound on Highway1, just south of Belgrave,' say thiOPF, when their' vehicle swerved on the icyhighway, crossed the centre line and struck a 1901 Ford pick-up driven by 40 -year-old John Walker of RR 5, Wingham. • Neither Mr. Walker nor his three passengers were injured.. The riderna were taken by am- bulance to Winghain and District Hospital before Mrs. Fidom was transferred to London. Mr.. Fidom sustained minor Injuries in the, • -:detrz7. • a • e lek-up truck driven by 32 -year-old Richard Keeso of Listowel. •, The Wingham and Area Fire Department was called to the scene by the Grey-B-ruee-» Ambulance Dispatch, but the -department's • extr-ication services - werenot • required. Mr. Remtulla- was taken by am- bulance to the Wingham and District z Hospital and later transferred to London. M,r..1ceeso.sustaltied Minor • injuries. Thic.ptilice, say the ReM- tulla vehicle, 1980 Chevrolet, was demolished, while the Kees() vehicle received Severe damage r t le wo new ':aeemeiits became policy, uron-a' Pattlelle SePOritte$tdel ;Beard at: • All 400I4410iiii I titan: Superintendent Of Education Bill tekert. Said' this policy has been needed for some time. The policy it ' lar :January meeting in offers steps of lesser action, he said, ku rgarding the suspensionan enables the board and its sup - ell: "it is the duty of the. porters to communicate among 'ij,get to authoritv0f th themselves. development of an AID cation program in Iturouthmu . which he said alltadd deal1. - Xeadfal- disease in :compassjonate- and riate uperigmrs °Meer to order and disciplinejntheawanosh promptly sette or on°f pupil to est oguardiau.'t 'Mao, on de:casks a prm* el 11 rejects ttel tenders. ..,Eig#Nra-WatiOsfiToWnship COuncil •n�t octopi, an,* of the four fuel nders inuaryrnee , submitted to the regular Ong* Wben " -0 in a telephone Lerview afterthe meeting, Clerk. easurer Winona dors Thompson .Said 4' 0. • 'a,. '4 ' . . , '"• rath I' • ,t(4,116_k, ' r, a • '•A4Ailiii