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DONG IT OURSELVES— The video( a prem a e.of "DoingItD1r,.'
Ourselves", a guide to�wQ�an s self -p
groups, was held last Wednesday eveningin Clinton. Jessica Hill of the Ontario government's, Women's
Health Bureau was the guest speaker and was welcomed by Valerie Bolton of Women Today and daugh^
ter Monica Walker -Bolton.
Thee master'.
program for' ;1
District:osp al
thp*roliteetliy t.
hospital'sboar,
fo -and Master
Ingham and
idd be back from
-end of July, the
d 4o
ger'Pers has
been informed
During a management committee
-report ,presented .. at its regular
March 'meeting, the ;bow wns told
italtli+e' Committee: ttee hopes . hmve
re�ceivedi tiie'.. Matter plan, :and
_. ,
master.pr+pgrani bytlat time._���'
Bob Middleton, made the -,i r
nouncement while "presenting .tite
tmendations on howIhose'measi resu;
can be accomplished? •
Once the board 'has'xeceived
completed :master`lan', and:,master
p,
program from thearchitect, the
-documentswill be forwarded to;'the
Ontario Ministry of Health for its
approval.
million
The
trict: S iit M . a
the hospital's board of governors.
The budget proposal was
presented by the finance and audit
committee at the board's regular
March meeting.
Committee chairman Marian Zinn
and hospital director of finance,
Gordon Baxter told the board the.
document as presented is basically a
break-even budget.
In the 1; -89 budget, .8 per cent
of the total revenue will be from a
$6,670,800 Ontario Ministry of Health
allocation, with the 11.2 per cent
balance coming from other sources
of revenue — interest income,
a
-reeve
SUr
custom en
atm+ y amount
#43,495. The ministry funding
represents a four per cent increase
over the 'budget allocation in the last-
f seely a r,
On the expenditure side of the
ledger,,; Salaries and wages is the
,ie largest item, accounting for
SA per tent of all expenditures, or
$522057 Next largest item is
$1,144,477 for "supplies and other
expenses", representing 15.2' per
cent of thetotal.
Other expenditures are: employee
benefits, $549,306, 7.3 per cent;
medical staff remuneration,
$171650,.2.3 per cent; medical and
County roatl is scene of
two accidenttast week
County Road 20, just west of
Belgrave in East Wawanosh
Township, was the scene of two
accidents last week.
According to an Ontario
Provincial Police spokesman at
Wingham, Linda Campbell, 42 of RR
1, Belgrave, was eastbound on the
county road Sunday at 10:10 a.m.
She lost control of the 1979 Pontiac
she was driving in the slush, entered
the south ditch and struck the
southerly slope of the ditch. Damage
to the vehicle has been listed as;
severe by the police,
Mrs. Campbell was not
but her nine-year-OId son
was taken to the Wine
District Hospital by
automobile for treatment-
injuries,
reatmentinjuries, say theO} . -
In a sepora . ia�el
Tuesday
Harold Mart.
received tuajoi MAO
car accident on. the due'.-
report th p li
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The OPP .say,
eastbound on the
Belgrave why.;,
crossed the roach
northwest end 4.
into the creek.
Mr, Marr was taken ambulance to
Wingham and District Hospital
where he was listed in satisfactory
condition Monday morning,
Grant awarded
bry counsel for
'recreation study
,,TOrperry Township has granted
. r to the recreation master plan
currently underway "far.
ghat andits surroundint
tie%-%
tie decision• was made-iElr.tl ~ ,.
nd.March'meeting of council.
the motion, Deputy Reeve Doug
' ,, noted that the town had
rmed:Ttirnberry council of pial
to ertake thee'stud .before it •
actually kepi* Justus the. township
�requested in the pastor,
t h1p �. ,
'agreed,�►
,de i,,000 toward the Bei t,of tom.
rwoht-
bernf to any farther spending
t t of reconiniendation
bl►"aster pin:.
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To
Tart,' 14110 r
The hospital's fiscal Yea!, pe
may 1, 1988 and,
designated', for the *-
operating equipment * • e-.
will beatiPliedlo two Maiq
— the balance of the curt,
cinerator project (appr
$160,000) and the
begin soon (approki
$360,000).
Property - committee chairman, e .
E4ert in the , :absence
,f ptreet 1
be
Ins enetii‘r '-ete tit
r, proceed daring thenettit
ItefOre (hats!, role ite
Out and Same, Of t
ts finallY approved by the
.1,, In the master plan andicunister
w 'program the architects hate7looked
the existing facility,andhglied en
t the board intends to &over the
t tea years, Will, Make moon -
streetlights had been requested and
Other locations where they could be
needed.
A total of is streetlights will
installed in Lower Town, se
north of Winghain and three
Blueirale..Tbe lights will beinsta
later this spring or early .t
The township pays the initittV ,
stallation fee. -Costs -
airiortized back to, the residen
ratepayers over 10 ars.
0 S, the ArthOr Eagles. Ray alker, a mernber of the °rig::: cutive of the club,
608'6111S Ofiginat Win heti, IronMen squerh+448";:wurlr4''''night;' inst their
' dent Western FOuncity, the original teeth sponsor. Taking the faceoff are Ar -
o, left, and 11'6,71)10n Captain Barry McDonald.
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