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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-05-31, Page 2ryEWiAW110140ViWCEfill School celebrate.s its 75th anniversaryB1;I.,GIZAA vari held last Friday evening concert daughters Janice Matheson, Joanne wasash asl akick-oda for the g ath she Robinson, Andrea Stevenson and arniversary of the Belgrave, Blyth Allison Wightman also entercained- and Brussels School Fair, w Y A real crowd will be held in September. which time music played Issoer was old - pitsBill a formerfrom daysby some pupils pal Bill the East Stevenson,, Wawanosh piled- Y gone by: Ron Howey School, was master of ceremoniPubes Mic y Mary Coultes, Harvey McDowell, Burt Pepper, Bob for the variety concert, which M hhey, Arnold Bruce, Frank opened with the singing of "0 Can- Hajjallahanan and Alex Robertson. ada" led by school choirs. Earl and Martha Heywood 'of Pupils, past and present, provid- Wingham performed several origi- ed a good deal of the entertainment at the concert. A choir comprised numbers before Clifford of children from Grades 1 to 6 at Coultes gave a recitation on his East Wawanosh Public School sang School Fair memories. several Estnumbers, Members of the Brussels Pipe youngsters on their recorders. accompanied by Band were on hand to entertain, as A number • ofwere George Procter and County from Blyth Public youngSchsloggers Clem, alias Don Vair. Other per- were before Lila, Andrew and Ben Clo l enter- formers Garth the "Carry Johnn Procter provided a number. ' go Garth Walden and "The Renegades", McDowell and the Hussey Family. dancers g a group of line The 75th School Fair is performed three numbers. held on Friday, Sept. , being The Coultes family, dad Bill and grave.. Door to door canvass raises $5,500 in The door-to-door canvass�® Canadian for the vassed the town this year, 10 of Cancer Society in the these volunteers were new. Town of Wingham now has been completed. The local committee thanks all The amount those who contributed to the suc- $5,488.48• collected was cess of the campaign. A special Anyone who was over- thanks goes to the dedicated can - looked and still wishes to donate vassers and to Lisa Alexander, stu_ may contact this year's campaign dent council president at the F. E. chairman Bev McBride, Box 470 or telephone 357-1315 P.O. Madill Second A total of ham, who are School in Wing - 52 volunteers can- in support of thisgyear' ed a scampai t non Senior math to Clifford Coultes■■■gave fora the school fair at a variety concertrlast Friday evening at n on re Belgrave. The Belgrave, Brussels and $! !� wring its 75th anniversary this year. • Schoo! Fair marks Be1grav a 4 -JJ club BELGRAVE--At the Ma 17 meeting on her trip to England. All of her pic- useya camera.bThe1 rolled wased how to tures were interesting. hang a picture of a ,landsca e and tell all about it. p The next meeting was held Ma Anne Ga24 at Campbell's after school. The 0 rmss shared pictures of meeting closed with the 4- H motto. F. E. Madill's senior mathemat- ics team is number one. This year's team of OAC (Grade 13) students placed first among 22 high schools in Zone 78 (Huron, Perth' Bruce and Grey Counties) in the prestigious Descartes Mathe- matics Competition. The contest is sponsored by the University of Waterloo and National Trust. The top three scores are com- ps Jfl:t' bined to give the school's score. Madill was first with 151 points. St Marys was second with 145 points, and Listowel and Saugeen District High School of Port Elgin were third with 144 points each. All the .contests are sent to the University of Waterloo, and spe- cial marking teams are set up to evaluate over 6,000 contestants from across Canada and the US. e region ivrneteen students from Madill wrote the contest. Besides their regular school work, these students had to attend extra preparatory ses- sions•once a week from 3 to 5 p.m. all winter. The Grade 13 math coach, Dave Hawkins, would like to compli- ment the talent and excellent atti- tude these students displayed. The top five Madill students WDH stratej and Distract H nir-- Wirigham ospital an o chief executive officer Lloyd small groups on to comment is Koch told the May meeting groups was. followed we with a health care facility's of the were, which followed with a rrors eboard of gov- reporting back to the main that its strategic plan has following discussion bygroupe . been well received, the three ficsaid that on Maysmall groups. 16 the hos- Koch said there were specific pital held its strategic plan consul- comments about the need to keep talion day with community agen- the emergency department open to takeholders. service the medical needs of local "Following a tour of the hospital industry, such as Wescast. 33 representatives weregiven ' and weregiven a There were also offers to assist tion lunch ours presents= in recruiting physicians in how we wentc plan seeking the in- 'There way anythe CEO. was also affirmation for the put that we received," said Koch. establishment of a medical clinic He added that theywere ere given if that would help to recruit physi- List o f Advertisers to be found in this week's elit i': in$h�xm Abb xfce=Oxmeo .J Adreach Ainslie's All Wall Construction A. R. MacDonald Construction John Newell Carpentry Keils Insurance Keith Fitzsimmons Real Estate Askes Bros. Construction Len Metcalfe Auction Ltd. B & M Roofing London Life Bavarian Brew House Lucknow &District Brian Rintou! Auctions Sports Complex Bluewater Driving AcademyMcGowan Nursing Homes Christine's Clothes Closet M ddleto 's RealMclntee o of Wingham Estate Coldwell Banker Cook Millwnghting Allan R. Miller Auctions Cowan Printing Ministry of National Defense Culligan Real Estate Montgomery Mechanical Dan's Repair Service Moran Mechanical Dave's Aluminum Murray's Monument Service Dianne Raymond Murray Simpson Construction General Motors /°/etch Electric The Great China House Reid & Associates Gardens Reinhardt Construction Greyt FordHavenGaRose Concert Productions Mercury The Wingham /nn Homuth Optometrists Township of Howick Housing Registry of Township of Morris Perth County Tuxedo Limousine Howick Homes Wallace Balla h Huron County Ward & Uptigrove actions Board of Education Wingham & Area Fire Board Huron Provincial Liberals Wingham Chiropractic Clinic Huron Provincial Wingham & District Hospital Progressive Conservatives Wingham Golf & Curling Club Jag's Roadhouse Joe, Reinhardt Construction The Wingham inn Joe Automotive ehr'sam Nursery SGhaol Joe's Au.....�_.-._........_._ �'ehr's 4 clans." Koch said the hospitalwas gic plan requires modification at tiaen- this time," said the CEO. "I w ged to consult further with recommend that the ilate relevant community members any feedback that will come from about making obstetrics a priority the general public at the public others felt it was appropriate that meeting in June." contind ue in that direction to A public meeting complete for all interested residents bofe hthee p health care facilities for hospital's catchment area (Erns- . young families moving to the area sels, Blyth, Lucke as jobs become available in local ( itis industry.. Gorrie iter area) on and Wroxeter areas "Based on feedback it does not Monday, June 26 ) on Secondaryat F.E. Madill appear that the draft of the strafe_ g School.min Wingham, beginning at 8 p.m. Local officer haspricerisTHE PRICE: $1,000.00 . THE HEAD: OPP Constable Lincoln Dinning Every year, police forces' from across the province and around the world hold a "Law enforcement torch run" to raise money for the Special Olympics. These are Olym- pic -type games for mentally chal- lenged adults and youth with com- petitions held in several countries Worldwide. As a way to raise funds this year. Wingham OPP Constable Lincoln take place June • Dinning has challenged the stu- Haugh Tire, in b' beginning at dents at F.E. Madill with the fol- Clinton, at 10:30 lowing: a m This year's local participants "If you can raise a minimum of ton:l run lom there through Clin- $1.000for the Special Oi go from Zehts on the outskirts you can' shave my head." Olympics of Goderich, arriving there about A teacher at the school thought - 11:15 am. From Zehrs, they will run to the Square and then to the this was a good idea and volunmunicipal- teered to shave his beard off, if the proximatelyp1 o100 P•m•. they will go station. p students double the fee and raise to Colborne Central School, Awhere ap $2,000. Keep in mind that the arrangements have been made for teacher, Andy Jones, has had his the Colborne students to take part. beard since his late teens — and At 2:00 p.m., the runners will even his wife has net clean shaven. seen him on to Blyth and then to kEin hmove Officers 2:45 p.m. gam at from Wingham and Anyone wishing to Goderich OPP, and the Gaderich donate mayparticipate or and. Clinton Municipal Police Ser- the Wingham Police De , either vices will join police services Wingham OPP. If you wt, dr the throughout the province to raise to Y would like funds for the Special Olympics. contact Constable Lorrpa Eas�rtbrook at the Wingham The Torch Run for this area will OPP. were Angie Yoon, Chris Ei en-. Yn heer, Bryan deBrug rand Kevin Doerr., Chris Jones, The Grade 12 teamfinished fifth, out of 20 schools, in the Eu- clid Mathematics Contest. —The top three Madill students' were Aaron O'Neill,n Kerr. and Rowan Barnes, Kristenerr. well received 16 J HHUNESgAY, MAY 3j 1995 Patient days increase Although April is the month of the Wingham and trict Hospital's fiscal year, executive officer Lloyd Koch the_ hospital board last Thurs that patient days have gone eight per cent over last year, w all the increase in the chronic c patients. He noted that because April w the first month of the new fis year, it is too early to compare an nual trends on a year-to-date but when C basi data to 1 comparing one mon est year the patient day did show an increase. Koch noted that laboratory tes are down with Bre exception blood transfusions which hay gone up from 13 last year to 20 this year, "Generally, our patient work load is down and out-patients have increased particularly in NFS counselling and rehab services," Koch told the board of directors. He said that since the April meeting, he had been to two addi- tional hospitals to see com- puter systems, and WDH hasirbegun reviewingH the consultant plans- with the "We expect to provide a com- plete update to the finance com- mittee in June," said Koch. He added that computer educa- tion courses are about again and anyto begin board member or • members of the public wishing to first take up the available class slots are Dis- encouraged to contact the hospi- chief tal's human resources department. told In his report to the -'board, koch day said that during Canada Hospital up Day on May 12, there were more ith than 400 students, teachers and are parents who toured the Wingham medical facility. He added that as once again the response from the cal public was enthusiastic. 'This is a major undertaking for s, our staff, and this year our nursing th staff did a presentation in the Ter - s race Room," said the CEO. "This gave us a total of 13 stops on the is tour. We were able to get groups of through in about one hour." e Murray's i Monument Maintenance • Cleaning and De-mossing • Repairing of White Marble • Repairing of Cement Bases. Phone praentar getirententCentre Residential Building • All on one floor • Community oriented care centre • Health support services • Beauty and Barber Shop • Accommodation available • • Caring, courteous & understanding staff WINGHAM ¢ } ¢ A 357.-3430 Buy 1 item - SAVE 10% Buy 2 items - SAVE 20% Buy3ltems . (on regular n ,AVE 30% Spring Jackets -Reduced� �-:�" �.•�. r.•■.. to Clear Windsuits - 50% off Dresses - 30 % off elatAei Gorrie, 335-3525 • Wingham, 357-2636 "INSURING TOMORROW TODAY" •INFORMAL INFORMATION SESSION an financial matters for women, Wingham • -Annual meeting of the Library, 7:30's Aid Societyadmission charge, Benmiiler Inn, R.R,u4 Goderich. Business meeting con . Gun time will follow. Memberships available for g or e the r Rised inl, $5 at door or maybe Akers. Social advance at the a en purchased in IHUHziaL g r N o9fice. -All Candidates Meeting at the Win ham Armouries the Win g -me . p.m. Sponsored by Wingham Advance -Times. ^OBSTETRICAL LABO >aATURDAY �� I - UR SUPPORT COURSE for interested individuals at Wingham and District Hospital, today and June 4. Woodle Registration fee; $45, Phone W. y, 357-3210, Ext. 213. SUNDAY r nuc- e -Singles Dance, Wingham Legion Halt, 7 - 1 MONDA� y neetE a p.m. -Wingham Town Council meeting • •Wingham'Depressive and Manic Depressive Su00port at the Town Hall. at St. Paul's Anglican Churchport Group meeting at 7'30 p.m, basemen -Learn to Line Dance at WI Hall, Betgrave, Monda t 7 - .The HousingT lgaLIev u.- „ Y• 9 p.m. 7 - 9 Registry of Perth County wilt be hosting a Landlord Workshop, p•m. at F:E. Madill S.S., Wingham. If you are interested you must register. ',East WawanosflFor more information phone 1-e00-898:28�9, .Morris Council Meeting at the Township office in Belgrave, 730 Township Council meeting at late Township office, County Rd, #16 7.00 •Tumberry Townshipg p'm� Council meeting at the Township office in Bluavale 8:00p.m.pm We ReAt�esent Bill Keil • Farm Residential • Competitive Rates • inspection Service • Alit° Id1