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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-04-26, Page 2.'4 z• "0 ar )Z`j A...@'L a, r�rt r' i•a. +i. YQn .. C ?«: WEAWNG LESSON — The Grade 8 students at Tuthberry Central School recently Weaving to the Grade 1 'class. From left: Simon Taylor, Grade 8; Craig Fair, Grade 1; ohn gave 1 and Jeremy French, Grade 1.• 4g hT Home day carp prog tleartr.one mote ur le Although another hurdletas-...been The.. county's 20' cleared 'b a proposed program to �' per cent share of considered too many by Howick y P P p g that cost is $16,482. Township Reeve Gerald D'Arcey provide private home day care for At the April meeting, Bayfield who said he still feels the program is low earners and mothers on welfare, Reeve ,Dave Johnston asked what wrong and if it proceeds, predicts it still faces at least one more major would happen if the provincial that council will find itself n t year test before its implementation, government -,- after getting the with a demand for 30 or 40 or 50 At i is regular April meeting, program started with its 80 per cent places in private home day care., Huron County Council approved a grants — begins to cut back on its The program, if it receives final preliminary proposal for the funding. Would the countybe stuck approval, will have' restrictions 04 program which will see day carefor with a day care program and have to such things _as the amount of liquid _ - _. mothers_ in, these groups. provided in pick up the entire tab, he wondered, assets a nt �s .private, homes,.an�:. paid ._for ._by the....... .._ �..altowed_andstill_.,. _ ...... Because the ro ._..,_l? county's social services de `a�tment, P �`� �s'�strictly qualify. A 22 -page eligibility experimental, Social- Services guideline was includedin the report However, the final proposal still Administrator John MacKinnon of the social services committee must be approved by council later replied, the countycould dropit at this year before the program is presented at the April council anytime. meeting., implemented. - . Mr. Johnston also asked if the According to the report, if council The proposal first came before program could be expanded only; in approves the program, a graduate of meeting when council a g multiples. ,of, .si,nce,under, the an, Early Childhood Edne pproved a private home day care .provisions, Program willbe hired to develop) budget allocation of 2,408 for a six- there must be a home day care program, including formulation of month trial of the program in 1988. visitor for each 25 children in the the policiesand procedures to program. Mr. MacKinnon said it determine eligibility, recruiting would be possible for Huron County people to provide the day care, In last week's report of the to add me par -ne person for each compiling a manual for day care Wingham Area Fire Board meeting, five extra child, an if it wished. providers, developing an ad - a statement made by Turnberry However, Warden Hob Bell vertising brochure, selecting and. Township representative is in- pointed out that the program as monitoring day care providers, correctly quoted. . proposed is allocating only 25 spaces completing day care applications, In transposing notes to story the for 1988, and on a trial basis at that. matching children to word "decided". was incorrect/ The county is. not even considering assisting providers, rs- understood as yg g providers with their in - "discussed": The 26 to 30 places, he added. dividual programs, and evaluating. corrected paragraph should read: - Ever. 25 places, however, is the day care needs of the county: For the record, he said, "this board has never -decided wages, has ,Patientspleasednever decided on a full-time chief ... personally I have no idea what that salary can be." s r, ry i ce, survey shows owWe apologize for this error and any . embarrassment it may have (Continued from page 1) younger patients and their r espo caused Mr. Fortune. more specific in this regard, it would duffers from the 87,2 per OM of the have reduced the percentage seen at -overall OHA survey grot who night and raised that seen during the disagreed _and felt• it's all right to do day. . re -nominated to Almost all of the Wingham so. patients surveyed felt that the hospital board emergency department is , for life threatening. ' situations;' and for Doris Inglis has been nominated probtenis- whie'p arise when the as Turnberry Township's represent- doctor's office is .closed. Of those ative on the board of governors -at surveyed, 98. Wingham and District Hospital._ y �°t fit that it was P not right to use emergency depart - Mrs. Inglis, who currently sits on ments for care they could also get the board for Turnberry, must be re- from a doctor's office -- unless the elected at the June annual meeting. office was closed. These were all Correction Effective M .:1. ® .feel flt� his be operating i etre Practice under the name of "Leedham Veterinary Clinic" at the same location, 11 Alfred Street East, Wingham New Telephone Number is 357-2471 Schneiders, 450 gr. Wieners®.®®®®. ... .. • 1.89 Schneiders, 500 gr. Sliced Side . Bacon , . ....... Hills Bros., 369 gr. tin Coffee ® .... • •0000® Campbell's 10 oz, Cream of Mushroom Soup Sunlight, 1 Titre Liquid Detergent ®.. , , , 2 litre Cola, Orange, Ginger Ale Royal Crest Pop . ® .., ... Crunch'n Munch, 150 gr. Caramel Popcorn ®. ®........ • 1.19 Cello, 6 oz. pkg. Radishes . , • ®®. ®®® ... 3/1.00 Sunkist Navel Oranges ® . doz. 1.89 2.69 • 2.99 059 2.59 1.19 WINGHAM FRUITMARKET STORE HOURS: 7:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Fridays: 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Phone 357=2240, We Deliver. hurch Directory St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM John Street at Centre Street THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE All services from the "Book of Common Prayer" SUNDAY, MAY 1,1988 11:00 a.m. - Matins Minister : Rev. ,,E Q. Madge Trinity, Belgrave -9:30 am. ******** FamilyWorshi, The Salvation Ar 292 Edward St., Call 357-1367 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Fariil r orsl�lp,1�1, s00 a.r�. Praise and Testimon hMeetln . 7:00 y P �r p.m. Vouu are invited Doris Inglis DANCE Teeswater.&. District Kinsmen Club Friday April 29,9:O0• 1:0 o0 at Teeswater Culross Corrimunity Centre Mugy ¥usic 'rickets - $6.001p, (392-8150 or any Ki $7.00 at Age ;of• Majority ,- advance effl f el l f) 8 • MIA One area of concern for the Wingham and District ` Hospital, however, is the public percept►n,of the order in which patients are served, Only 20 per cent of those surveyed felt that the most serious cases were served first. The largest number, 43 per cent, were of the opinion that the emergency department opera " ,on a first -come -rust -served basis The hospital considers the lie perception puzzling since a sign at the emergency department recep- tion desk states. clear -that l3► patients are seen in order of priority • and not time of arrival. As a rpt, of this, the sign is. being :replace by a much larger one. Hospital; poky, however, remains unchanged - a triage of 'patients establishes the seriousness of their problems and the order in which they ares en .. In general, 80 per cent Of those surveyed said Wingham. ltal personnel are very friendly- d caring while 20 per cent said they • are friendly and c ' : a The hospital considers this an ► mitis heavy cont-riibultor to the high' &gee of patient satisfaction with thelsery