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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-04-30, Page 16Wingham Advance -Times, April 80, 1980 contingent reduced. ospital board realignment gives Ashfield representation By Sharon Dietz The Wingham and District Hospital Board upheld a management committee recommendation giving Ashfield Township' represen- tation on the board when it met April 23. Frank MacKenzie, who sits on the board as representative for the village of Lucknow and the townships of West Wawa - nosh and Kinloss, was ap- pointed to sit for the re- mainder of this term also as representative for Asti - field. A motion will be intro- duced at the hoapital annual meeting in June to approve Ashfield's representation. The recommendation by the management committee followed a request, by Ash- field Reeve Warren Zinn at' last year's annual meeting that the township be represented on the board. It was suggested that Ash- field be asked to make a donation to the hospital when it enters the corporation, but one board member com- mented, '`I really believe dowries are outdated." However Dr. Donald Jolly, who sits on the board as a representative of the medical staff, pointed out that Ashfield is joining a corporation and as such should purchase shares to become a member. The move to include Ash- field came as part of a general realignment of the hospital board according to referral population. The realignment will be presented to the annual meeting as a notice of motion to be voted on at the 1981 annual meeting. According to the new alignment a representative will sit for Blyth, Morris and Brussels for a two-year term, representing 14 per cent of the hospital's referral population. A representative will sit for East and West Wawanosh and Ashfield for a one-year term, representing 14 per cent, and another will. sit for one year for Lucknow and Kinloss, which have 13 per cent of the referral population. A member will sit for two years for Teeswater and Culross, which have 14 per cent of the population referred, and X11 .sit for a two - representing :r end Howick, Or cent of the htion. W l�ditionally has had five t sentatives on the }hard, including fob and one ap point -by' `town council, because ,originally the hospital Was built by citizens of the • to'gn and called Wham General Hospital. However ,Bili Newton, board mutter for Howick, pointed out there could be a tie vote between the town and the townships under the present;alignment . If ever there were an issue which split the town and the town- ships the hoard could be deadlocked .because the town has the same number of votes as the combined town- ships, he noted. He also commented that while the five people sitting for Wingham represent only 15 per cent of the population referred to the hospital, they have veteQ brew reduce tl r presen i town to :two. Wil n Mealher app ipted by gib town one from the hospit,a auxiliary, a county.' resentative and the tare from he • medical staff, the board would have a total ef. 15 memnbersa'down two;from its present size. In another motion the board adopted the method used by most taspitals in the province, appointing Executive Director Norrnern Hayes to serve as secretary to the board. The current secretary, John Strong, bas indicated he will resign in June. TRUMAN BORN Harry S. Truman, 33rd President of the United States, was born on .May 8, 1884. $i 41•' M s. aavid Marks Brussels Yis l Grlkith $ted Mee 'Margaret• . Griffith attended -the "fltrstbirthday party .for the former's great grandson, , Michael Nixon, who, with hls Termite and brother, Mr, and Mrs. Norr an Nikon and Matthew of Kitchener, visited Mr, and Mrs., Wallace Nixon, FOS - 4 11 Sunday. Recent guests with Mr. and ,Mrs; Alan Badley, Tanle and Angela, were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton, Brighton ; Miss Dianne Alberta and friend, Sault Ste. Marie.. Mrs. William Dart, Listowel, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marks. Mr. and " Mrs. Brian Manuel and Amanda, Seaforth, spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.. Allan Griffith. $o were prepared an extraspecials menu just for her!: Wath for it in the Mak 7 Crossroads, For reservations now phone 357-1633. Josephine St.W,nghar 357-1633 Specials in effect until closing Saturday, May 3 We reserve the right to limit quantities. Wittich's - 12's Hamburg or Wiener Rolls Weston's Family Chocolate Rolls Christie's Stack Pack 350 g. Ritz Crackers .. Christie's - 200 g. Snacks , Bits & Bites , 69 . 69 1.19 . 89 []airy Schneiders - 16 oz. Process Cheese Slices 1 ••. • e The Wingham Advance -Times, April 30, 1980 41:90:::••••••••.:1111iii0: 1•r•.0•.. isi•L•i •••/�flr_r� •1 • CANADA GRADE A BEEF Boneless ROUND STEAK Boneless Round Boneless ROMP ROAST Boneless SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ..2.48 Schneiders Sliced - 8 Varieties, 175 gr. COOKED MEATS Schneiders Farmers Market SAUSAGE , 2/1.49 ,�. 1.98 awamen oanei a Ready to Serve Sehneiders Boneless Ready to Serve STEAK ROAST ,b1.48 DINNER PICNICS �. 1 .H9 lb 2 58 Fresh Sliced SIDE, PORK Fresh Schneiders -.375 gr. HEAD CHEESE, BOWLS pled of SWeetR1 kklif0•-" Ih. . S TAGS ROLLS y . Maple- Levi Corned Ih..9 - BEEF. BRISKET I Pork Boneless :Devon Sliced - 500 g. SHOULDER CHOPS lh. 1' . Q9 BREAKFAST BACON Lit Schneiders Pack of 8 .98 WIENERS �r"lr,:.!�i,.' r; ,;,v,$ i'•�'%ii rf:�'f! fi��{i:i Maxwell House Regular Grind Bag COFFEE 2.99 Bulki Baker Graham - 800 g. -- Cracker Crumbs 1.79 Bicks Sweet - 12 oz. Green Relish .59 Aylmer Cream. of - 10 oz. Mushroom Soup 3/1 .0 0 E.D. Smith Tomato - 28 oz. Clam Cocktail. .79 Devon ....1.09 LINK SAUSAGE .1 15 iii:5':i::{::•:C �k;• :::. •,fir.•.: •:. �:::•:.,:::.•.•::.:'•:'•:ii:................ Kraft Miracle Whip 11. SALAD DRESSING 1.59 Libby - In tomato sauce & cheese - Spaghetti 8 oz. Nature'Valley - 275 g. Granola Bars 3/1.00 1.09 Maple Leaf - 61/2 oz. :...}3i: .. ••.?-.:::� am - : Kleenex - Economy Pak - 200's FACIAL TISSUE .69 Stokely Fancy - 14 oz. Cream Style Corn 2/.89 Stokely Fancy - 14 oz. Honey Pod Peas 2[.79 Carnival 48 oz. (Case of 12 - 7.08) .5 9 .5 2 9 9 Flakes of Ham 1 .25 Tomato Juice Flowerdale - 50's Royal - 11 oz. Tea Bags 1.29 Cheesecake Mix • • • • • !pudu� Canada Fancy - 5 lb. Red Delicious Apples 1.59 U.S. Sunkist - 113's Oranges` doz 1 49 Con. No. 1 Washed - 2 Ib. cello Carrots U.S. No. 1 Celery Stalks 3/1.00 each .59 11 ®fl' Schneiders - 21b. box Beef Patties .7 Bluewater - 12 oz. 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