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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-12-28, Page 3Representatives of the ngbann and Seaforth hospital " boards at- tended fittended the second n,onthly meeting of Morris cotmdil bold last week. Shirley Garniss, Morris Township representative on the board of governors at the Wingham and District Hospital for the past six years, as well as Board Chairman Mary Lou Thompson attended the meeting - The ladies reported that the hos- pital has beds with 25 chronic - treatment beds. A total of 7.75 per cent of the 1988 in -patients were residents of Morris Township, while 1,400, or 10 per cent of those treated in out-patients were from the township. Currently the hospital board is working on a master plan to outline future needs. Isobel Arbuckle, chairman of the hospital board's fund-raising arm, the foundation, also attended the meeting to discuss the role o trounda o Its main role, she funds , for capital hospital. The moneyis k from operating fundsis ' .tj over to the hospital every five years, Reeve Douglas Fraser -ti the ladies for attending the .rneng and advised that council will con- sider the hospital at budget time. Also in attendance was Leona McDonald, Morris Township representative on the Seaforth Hospital Board. She said the Seaforth hospital has completed the Seaferth Community Hospital Health Centre, which has space for several doctors, the health unit, as, well as room for other possibttities.. The board is working on five phases of improvements for, the i ospitai, she said, and added that a new administrator was hired it 1988_ AJso, the hospital operated with a surplus this year. PI • LIONS CLUB SHOPPING SPREE ® Mary Henry, centre, of Bluevale is the winner of this year's Lions Club grocery shopping spree. She is surrounded by Wingham Lions Club members Stewart Beattie, Lloyd "Casey" Casemore, Tom Burrell and Russell Zurbrigg. Mrs. Henry rung up $265 worth of groceries in the three-minute spree. - Huron County Council names its committees S The following appointments have been made to Huron County Council' committees: Road committee: Hay Township Reeve Lionel Wilder, Morris Town- ship Reeve Douglas Fraser, Gode- rich Reeve Harry Worsell, Ashfield Township Reeve Allan Gibson, and Stanley Township Deputy Reeve Dr. Jack Coleman. Huronview: Turnberry Township Reeve Brian McBurney, Brussels Reeve J. Gordon Workman, Stephen Township Reeve Tom Tomes and Stanley Township Reeve Howard Armstrong. Health: God 'ch Deputy Reeve John Doherty, uron County War- den Dave Johnston, Wingham Reeve Bruce Machan, Goderich Township Deputy Reeve John Rogers and pro- vincial representative P. D. Stedrle. Library: Seaforth Reeve William Bennett, Warden Johnston, East Wawanosh Township Reeve Ernest Snell, Colborne Township Reeve Bill Vanstone and residents Jim wird, Margaret Day and Isabel Elston. Agriculture and Property: Gode- rich Township Reeve grant Sterling, Usborne Township Reeve Gerry Prout, McKillop Township Reeve Marie Hicknell, and Hay .Township Deputy Reeve Murray Keys. Planning and Development: West Wawanosh Township Reeve Cecil Cranston, Hensall Reeve Jim Robin- son, Steven Township Deputy Reeve Gary Baker and Hiillett Township Reeve Thomas Cunningham Social Services: Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle, Blyth Reeve Albert Wasson, Clinton Reeve Bee Cooke and Tuckersmith Township Reeve George Cantelon. Huron County Pioneer Museum: Zurich Reeve Robert Fisher, Grey Township Reeve Leona Armstrong, Howick Township Reeve Norm Fairies and Exeter Deputy Reeve Lossy Fuller. Executive Committee: Warden Johnston, Seaforth Reeve Mr. Ben- nett, West Wawanosh Township Reeve Mr. Cranston, Goderich Deputy Reeve Mr. Doherty, Zurich Reeve Robert Fisher, Turnberry Township Reeve Brian McBurney, Exeter Reeve Mr. Mickle, Goderich Township Reeve Mr. Sterling, and Hay Township Reeve Mr. Wilder. Library Board and Board of Health chairmen will be appointed by their respective committees. Late a good neighbor. Stale Farm as there May you and your loved ones have a sate and joyous Holiday Season, a healthy and prosperous New Year! RICHARD GIBBONS 318 Josephine St., Winghant, Ont. 357®3280 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Canadian Head Offices` Scarborough, Ontario U!1 folio e'1 I y Leslie larxheimer Season's greetings to all commu- nity members from the recreation department and the recreation and community centres committee. The new winter and spring rec- reation brochure will be delivered to your home with the newspaper in the first week of January. Registration for all programs will begin Jan. 10 at 12 noon. Watch the newspaper for more in.- lormation about registration bouttregistration and figRWtitija({}greisi�i.. 0'00`0-itfdta:Al%r'a9 INVITATION TO TENDER WINGHAM & TEESWATER STAGE Transportation Service Sealed tenders for the following transportation service will be received at the address below until 15:00 on the specified closing date: Service: Transportation of mail between Wingham and Teeswater including service to intermediate des- ignated tender points and designated delivery points as per the service specifications. Specifications: Full details as to specifications, schedule of service and tender form may be obtained from the Canada Post Corporation office where this notice is posted or by telephoriing the Divisional Transportation Contrac- ting Office at (519) 645-5050. Closing Date: 3:00 p.m., Tuesday the 10th of Janu- ary, 1989. Deposit: Two percent of the amount tendered for the first year of the contract, rounded off to the closest $100.00 by means of a certified cheque, money order or bid bond. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be acceped. C A POST COR ` , 100 LL APPEL D'OFFRES fainamme ENTRE BUREAUX DE WINGHAM ET TEESWATER Service de transport La Societe acceptera a i'adresse ci-dessous, lusqu'e 15h, le jour de cloture prescrit, les soumissfons cachetees pour le service de transport suivant: Service: Transport du courrier entre Wingham et Teeswater y compris service aux points de cuellette designes et points de Iivraison designed intermedi- aires, salon les itineraires fixes. Calder des charges Pour obtenir de plus amples details sur le cahier des charges, le calendrier de travail et les formules de soumission, en faire le demande au bureau de la So- ciete canadienne des posies ou le present avis est affiche ou en teiephonant au Service divisionnaire des contrats de transport au (519) 645-5050. Date de cloture: 15 heures, la mardi, le 10e janvier, 1989. depot: Deux pour cent (2%) de la valeur du contrat pour la premiere armee arrondie au 100$ le plus pros, au moyen d'un cheque vise, d'un mandat-poste ou d'un cautionnement de soumission. La Societe se reserve le droit de refuser toute soumission, y compris la plus basso. SOCIA CANAD ENNE DES POSES r iP. s A., .C,' A ib .. "a