The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-01-29, Page 1Births IA8 Brussels iA15 Classified IA12i, 13 Dublin IA7 Entertainment I A16 Family IAB, 9 Farm 1 A11 HensaIt IA6 Legion /A16 Obituaries i A9 Sports I A4, 5 Walton /A14 Serving the communities and areas of Sealorth, Brussels, Dublin, Hensel) and Walton 16 PAG S SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1 — More County $$ go to public shouldThe specific shortcomings at Huronview BY SHARON to HZ stem direct) from the institutionalt tc characterr A report presentedsusuggests Huron County of the design. They counc depart) January. 9 provides it's time the centralized washroom facilities and the loss and dignity they impose; the high t departments of people services of privacy wtype shareo tre ofrethe cls nt the cod a et a greater percentage of four bed hospital ward r pie c prepared by Huronview admin- rooms which inhibit any measure of resident The report privacy; the relentless s ova do�ircuullaation hail the gyne Lester points out was morethan roads of f of county taxr revenue spentfon means which display yearperiod from attempts at casualalsocialeand interacton discourages the over the three to the rnsidents 4• R 198 epa' providing people services minimum standards applied Departments f personal including the departments home for ofhs aged, and social roomstg in termso;of sizeenand centralized surveilion f the andhe the de nts hof an nurses' stations type for patient location and receivedto a total t $2,300,153 othe hospital typ compared to $5,624,000 spent on roads. session for new members of Huron County females. cCae srevious county council recommaus to The report was presented at a closed study council recently elected !n -the municipal' that $716,000 be spent over three y for approval new council must endo on thessed my e d election in November. CodunetY department make improvements to Huronview but the a - heads willopresent their budgets tion. The recd previous, one in the coming months. vote margin when it came before the p 1'ODAY4STHECHEAPE.ST � council. ' TOMORROW W I LCOST MORE Most of the municipalities which voted in The study session provided the opportunityalines n beforeothe the department heads in election are now represented by new reeves for new members to learn about the various favor of the recd proposals made by their bid to get funding for their departments who will vote to endorse or rete members of council to make get is considered in March. pointed out in the 1986 budget. The study session will recommendaotion when Ibe urt, Mr. Lester ronnview bud- allow the new regarding budgets. In his rep knowledgeable decisions str aor g else the proposal to renovate Hurowhich hich The Huronview administrator outlined the that several of the municipalities whi r ew long hans forrenovations poseat e institutional at Huron have view which will decompose the reode warm have the highest nContinued on Page A3 ber of residents from hnacter of ma nenvironment. w and dignified humane No transmission lines if Ontario hydro efficient use of hydro power by a half. The American 11 Ontario Hydro practises energy efisciconsultant said these bulbs sell for about the United States, not easy o envy there transmission no need for the $ut million energy Bruce • f10le line it rroevelo to build out ).f find in Canada, are four times as efficient and ThNuclear Hydro committee, to group of last 10 times tonger.th in the U 5.n standard 1 regular out 1,200 tan owne s from scent bulbs. He says shout o and Energy of Toronto ant to incandescent bulbs use about 42 per cent of Ontario and Epsargy all lighting electricity. ries, Mr. prove the proposal to get power out of BNpD However, after some of his gatisns. A isn't necesary. Lovins chane need want build, ' said whether there's o mistake in his figures made Mr. lovins to e' Tonyaid Food of Hydro concede hydro would saveeafifth, not a half. representative McQuail of i • the power it produces yearly. Lucke jot in his testimony, M -r. Looms saidoOntar ! The joint hearings board, chaired Ontario tt1Hydro should take -advantage to construct transmission electricity generation. This is available in two Eisen, is listening to evidence on forms in Ontario • co -generation in Industry Hydro's o pmrusril e), from power plants. Gnus from Bruce to (nearuroCounty and or small hydro -electric Bruce to London throughThe energy consultant said local genera. from Londoa to the Nanticoke generating tion stations will reduce the need for the large staBh'ooth°on take Diergy�Probe and the Poodlane.d centralizedesy�elm stutilities have tonedhydronow. committee are bringing in some are working d hard =to - heavyweights Hydro cemts their statements. mess in his cohere will ono market for heavyweights to back up save energy. , lect 'eh im ori. He also ed resenting their direct The two groups stat 23) of the evidence on Day to 24 (January hotel Guelph. hearings being Amory Loving, an energy ainsui nt from o Colorado, was the first witness called testiy foanti-transmission lineanwatt . loving demonstrated e compact fluorescent light bulb could cut the Ontario Hydro s e would enable the utility predicted efficiency generation g to bade out of coal -burning stations first then nuclearboard of But hydro and the provincial uestionef inquiry looking into thehow the bottled up proposalliet out of the PROUD PIPER -- Scottish -born Peter Malcolm, of SeafoNh, treated Seaforth Hospital patients to aconcert of Scottish music Community in honor of the annual celebration of Robbie Bruce station. 'If this board turned down this proposal, on Friday afternoon I1 r._--- Ontario Hydro could get to to ttheir load management and Loving told theeiboard. ds wonderfully," bliC Besides )t;r rooms the Fd the d Electro adding, "f feel on he said, particularly unique n r o has a have a o time a party o enter into education. tier. McQud c methods, The Huron County board of education has both the elementary and secondary m Huron County developed energy ebroS resents- opportunity our roues; an are expelled o antinue in o take boinitiativehC to meet with rep level. He said that Tire school friendships oppo The hearingsdisctissiofis vawhididif not seized may not February. After that they Hoes of both the Catholic school board and dissolved as he and his friends went thea brtunitY sin Guelph through h {artcdalt and its neva. chairman Art p The new chairman added that opo t itself with will move o Condon. Simco', it to het Private retinols says ' separate tni to for each other entered their p 5en are am • raladdressatthe derogatory terms Mr. Clark said the discussions have to Clinton. The hearings effected Clark of Jianun v bulary. or3ude as Bras' i the des in the education Clinton on April t5- hit. Clarkgavearshnaugu The address students, parents, teach - include 3anuary I3 meeting. pi�+SAN7`i-Y SI7BP�S� t � system incinding fociiised on rite question of full funding, net The elementary school els, adrtunrstration and school boards. �� i 11ti 1'f®�8�� • private for schools. secondayy s'diools lint for pleasantly t came Huron County •„Ourchallenge is to school oarr actions private schools where yu children would attend had handicapped into the are necesssarY to ensure all the children far est frequently where mY ted the four tarn and has sin integrated perso al have that n same said the' W mgham During the election the m The ®r� cent asked question Ihad to address was "What is integrated the mentally your n of of directly school program position on the extensr°a scally ary in true political fashion, I did not ctphysically was also integrated since no separate man to tits fellow ri ed the inaugural f tor,h ll t hf'the �� answertis "lam antmyrespo dlwac denied,” Id address fspsnaltgatimetaideniifytllet°psis anythingabout pro-public/education," said secondary school My children wool f rest the coming year. The chairman Although tihave oppoto be coi side in that it hasn't heard incial Ministry and still is `Iamp P tturiitt`es that approach, inaugural ural du increases es. from the provincial irurnstr f Mr. Clark slayitmed all provirirra] polio said. ed the Catholic if l were to adoptn cal educe- in education, the 10 four County beard He verballya fS of theu't hham affilnf nu mt. Clark, a he ro l g the Hurtin-Perth tapirs as liability insurance, and secondary education s bas gone ahead and tdolt. am, , ane. Th ashamed of any s ,not boa tel In the county, rY increases for o 19$6 to pe direeth of • q anncial politicians. it They do not have any ge116°h Catholic separate scheol sward, etas leve at the elemen as. Th tin io ee relations 13pg, po g a high school special eclucado far d sczi5sion today. At its January recommended that if swan of the future for this province. They decided to not Consider putting own ikon of at same board is and such ci O ops will oyes r a o education Robert Allan recd ver g the Posein Iinron until 19 h school .in Perth However, ofair have lowered thenisei ,. whatever they County Catholic big ' agenda in the upeommg year any tertrp for per cent within the schooluthitg a, teinber. bo'ard`s celled n n t want eant increase self preservatttaeff oursaaety,'r send P „groupsare also contemplating rernagen ON Oi ng Git hTh greater they elseMake orLhe giemneifects ed th Qyncetn Bu a aoolsandth CO t tinually look around and able in r in thea g be tyiairni a and h separate ol r said at Clark. lir about what gi is these s areas arts l4I Clarioetti be eT},b" . it 0 creases acre tin uidusthi`al � p An interdeno ti 'nal group f irbmtgrants and a f the 'sten of title funding f Wellington moron County Burns Day. The official Burns' dinner wit) be held i oto fight at the the Sealorth and District Community Centres, pawis photo traditional ceremony -of piping in the haggis. Beni es in Dr. Jon committee plans to bring Robinson of the a Buren of Guelph, a load Sch of boards forecast specialist and hfichaei Rau, plant of toile educate ma age f the Huron County areawheresep to cliodlswereavails�ool public t this il says Mr. Pau A. LAVERNE SCOTT E eaforth Mason installed as Master A. Laverne Stott. foof S foof B taenia been installed as Worship.paved is MasonicledgeNo. 170, succeeding E. teething. - senior warden, Pfeil ItteOther officers are.., nor warden, James Hrown;n h Walton;ack Butson of Mafia; Browne chaplain, tai'y Gordon Wright; � ,Robert deacon stere Tester°, - ituniorde • , mer . Wlhitrtnore;directortof junta deacon, Stewart cemntodre�, Kenneth Ca deo; se rdgames a err .P y Sterv- ard;.Bruce Whitmore; taxa Y tie new rharrina Boger; inner guard, hi tetiai is Charles Fteeires and 1lnstoriarrSClare Keith. tail's, � � " asimilar condarys _ - "We taus Con . To Of where there may . the hew , teurori school bo Iattotin are going ova oo ' frail north remind some ! es ll w tt Ontario ni . lb iris .. _ on its o „ thin v as C, amide ,ern .. , civ schools and additiotfal tette- toper 'e 4!t i to el'eriientarY tudlEA d becauseitWOn't get before them any Hurdn, Perin and pads ° a high school south descendeitts o sublets feels, s' building to order for this conglemeration of tonal time. Both tit g, n is board dart advertising abs different Pram °urstiutes Catton. . e see as being' , are being s agenda, he ee o He' e'DPlitiQd why had considered u natives. theta must ether. way.. 'soon and full a Shar i f Win by beard corarmi further ham. That is now on ti'e'd.., .e se -heel huniatilty o function as a society, of a guideline, strongly about. the �>y ute to athe sharing, ° 1"lie new cliairnn�? sUgg�ted' about be trust, fie -'operation, tindeistandinS and "Ifeelthatdieexposof different civettlsutgthe good things . Ve � toleranek for tiles'' m society that , th t f(sgive toil puliltc ecu alittee 2t , not natural a let e . ct anhm iPat and piste teitoeed'iefance , . ,e c "We must alsalook,at What we arc doing These fie abou t eve p .._. _ and s the rt0 for iter- 'and disdhs5 the concerts that Valens grottos they ti a n n , recd rate provide Weyer: " •, sites � increase,_ of to des'pleiately' need ...-, •, rtunity �oi•,inter- With ublic educat►on. 1'e P; . e ubiteetiucatre Ys said The directoreAretnowcro, ,_ s died Ale s tela atitap that, opP� rthea rshtibn have With •p` and a ceommodations will have yhave to be lea ed. ' Mr. Clark aaout fiVepei tent in sdiooY iwaid p nail fro g 1.0 beettnantsvarious groups with in that buf lie down t know how tlla� �' afn�tion of those gitelih�?a,'� a:� ' u in aft to, triad'• to keep • On-cation lid �gccW p ' 'Ourin said Mr. Allan. followed a s"unilar of exp enence ; with people d o', ration The school it seemed o backgrounds leads to the that tlh s society