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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-03, Page 3por • The iresentment ottiie qrand Countlonrt lifonses,41.4000F4 AMY VaP •'Alp,*to.The.,Honor- able Airr,, ItistiCe*BrimIte st-1the Fall Assizes of the Supreme Court of Ontario held ,at the Court House, Goderich Iasi week, • Members of the jury Were: Robert Cann, Glen A. Carter, Frank E. Clark, W. Oddlief- son, forman, John R. Consitt Emmerson purst and Fred Gib- son, . • The jurors examined the Irtir-- on County Jail, Registry Office, a Marina and General _IrOaRifal, Goderich • -Ga&Vr)-Ph 1). **Ade Hospital, Eallth ;Wren Distriet Hospital, Exeter, Huron County , BM% "Huronlrievro Clinton Public HORjtal• Clin- ton, Seaforth, Bus- pital, pita, Seaforth and -Wingham and District 'Hospital, Whigham on September .13 and 24th and reportedas follows: County Jail (a) Pointing needed on the wall around the exercise yard. Some shaling observed. fall sportswear FOR THE MEN:, Suits by Biltmdre, all wool 79.50 All Weather Coats 19.95 Koratron All Weather Coats, zip lined 29.50 Hats by Stetson ' • 8.95 Pile Lined Jackets and Car Coats 10.95 to 32.00 Ski -Doo Suits, pile lined , 39.50 Hydro Parkas 14.95 Work Vests 7.95 to 9.95 Lined Smocks 5.50 to 8.95 6.95 • Heavy Rubber Rain Coats with Hood a 1 Flannelette Pyjamas Heavy Weight Thermal Drawers Heavy Weight Thermal LS Shirts 3.95; SS Long Sleeve Thermal Combs. Penman's 71 Combs. Penman's 71 Shirts or Drawers Sweaters, Pullovers and Cardigans - Sleeveless Pullovers . 3.95 and 5.50 3.95 Shirts 2.95 5.95 5.50 3.25 4.50 to 19.95 6.95 to 9.95 3.95 to 16.95 9:95 to 19.95 Turtle Neck Sweaters Haugh's Big 88 Work Clothing FOR THE BOYS: Jackets Flannelette Pyjamas Polo Pyjamas Thermal Drawers Cotton Drawers Long Sleeve Sport Shirts l• 2.25; Shirts 1.95; Shirts 2.95; Perma-Iron 2.25 to 2.95 3.95 and 4.50 1.95. BILL O'SHEA Phone 527-0945 Seaforth 1,50 3.95 (h)' Vie Ge'vernor infiln.ated; that conditionsi were sale.. tury, :.(e) Building in' good sipPe' censtdering ita age. . • (d)"Facilities Seen). adannate lor tbe intuates:- (e) Menu ejamitied an& found to be very goo& (f) Inmates had no complaints when interviewed. (g) Prisoner Register was checked and found to be cor- rect two had been released - and replaced by three awaiting court action, Registry Office (a) Suggestthat better yen- - Motion be provided by installa- tion of dehumidifier or air conditioner, .(b) Mr.. Beaver, Registrar seemed satisfied with arrange- ment of records, worldng con- ditions and number ck,f staff. . - County Court House (a) The Grand, jury feel that the County 11)104140s in excel-, lent condition: (b) Painting or cleaning re- quired in the Sheriff's and lo- cal Registrar's offices. Alexandre Marine and General '- Hospital, Goderich We found that Mr. Elliott, Administrator, had no pressing ; problems. The administrative and nurs- ing functions were being very well performed. We were impressed with the efficiency displayed and the cleanliness of all rooms and corridors. Two broken windows in the boiler room were observed and it --is suggested that they be re- paired before winter sets in. Goderich Psychiatric Hospital During our inspection we -; Use Expositor _Want -Ads Phone 527-0240 Hecic,spEsoy- LETS 60 OVER. TO YOUR PLACE AND DROWN OUR SORROW LOCA TRADerf AKA 1. iont 'CHM .GOODWIN OUR NEW:SALESMAN AT SEAFORTH MOTORS .G.raham. Kerr has also joined, our staff as a salesman 7) IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR.A NEW CAR OR A BETTER USED CAR, DROP IN AND LOOK OVER OUR SELECTION This Week's A-1 Used Car Buys 1966 CHEY Sed., AN., Radio, `V -8'-E41-653 1965 OLDS, P.B., P.S., R., A.T. - H58.314 1964 CHEV. Sedan, Std. - 1162-149 1964 STUDEBAKER Std. - 1159-111 1963 PONTIAC, A.T., P.S., Radio - 1159-198 1961 FALCON Sedan, Std. - 1159-496 Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m. "Serving Seaforth and District for 28 Years" were -escorted 14' Mr- -• **Want Administrator 474acolVItreN'.-14CrseesP.PS, •$glIer4.!ten, The. our a the huildluis eln"aitnrellod,Ineagsn:do a °rligrilatelarle and i F011owing the tour we taliced -with pr, Conlon, Superintentlent of the hospital. He told us that he would like ,more information ,on pat- ients from prisons which are sent to him for observation and report. Ile feels that this is very necessary due to the min- imum security conditions exist- ing in this hospital, Ile further indicated to us that this situa- tion was under -discussion and that he hoped that• the prob- lem would be resolved shortly. HuronyieW - County Home The inspection of Huronyiew with Mr. Johnston, the Adris., trator, showed everything to be very clean and in very good condition. When we spoke •to the residents they were all. high in their praise of the treatment, accommodation and food they received. A very good meal was enjoyed by all of us at noon. Exeter Hospital Miss Claypole, Administra- trix, said that they were very fire conscious and that some- thing was being done about the Fire Marshall's recommenda- tions. Plans are, being made"to re- place the original building and additional fire precautions are being carried out in the new With the re -opening Of Cen, traha Ah -port as an Industrial Centre there is a Pad Peasibilk, ty that the present ,hospital be overtaxedbeforp, long; it is recommended that this problem be investigated. - • Seafctrth • Hospital • , ;Tile inspection of this uew • hospital. with Mr. showed everything clean and in gcleti :operating condition. Mr. McKenzie outlined hia Plan an& showed us the supplies for an emergency which could arise WOO . event of a major disas- ter; Plans include the. use of local Public buildings as tem- porary shelter for victims. Clinton Hospital Inspection of this hospital showed it to be well cared for and ingood condition. Seine water wa8 found 'on . the -floor of the boiler room due .back-up -caused by the heavy rani -Which felt during §,nd prior to This visit. Winghain Hospital Mrs.- Morrey, Adroinisttatrix, told us they were having a prob- lem with bed space due to the continuing high admittance rate of patients. The 104' available beds were full at the time of this inspec- tion. Summary (a) We feel that the Jail is much- too old for the present thinking on the rehabilitation of prisoners. It is hoped that some plans for modernization -rePlaCeinellt are LeIng '.7- s4lore.+4;,••• We feel 'Ow- lustitettou Viatted Were ;OM*. • tea in an efficient • and proper •taanaer,..atnt that due. consider- ation was, being .given to the Comfort and health of the resi- dents and or patients: (c) No serious complaints were heard from any patients . or residents. (d) Exeter and Wingbam Hos- pitals itre training 11.14.A.'s,thus supplying part of their needs. (e) Goderich and • Seaforth Hospitals are having some dif- ficulty in getting "nurses. They have applications from condi- dates outside the country and would like entry for these pros- pective candidates expedited. (1) To decrease administra- tive costs it is suggested that pay assignments for employees be made to banks of 'the em- ployees choice where agreeable and applicable. (g) There Were enough beds in all of the hospitals visited for ordinary day to day use. None of the hospitals have suf- ficient space' to accommodate disaster victims but emergency plans to , handle this situation are in existence. (h) During the heavy rain to- day the boiler 'tom of the Clinton Hospital was flooded to a depth of three to four inches at one end. This condition should be investigated and cor- rected. Q.FF1 E VPPPES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Seaforth PlIONE 527-0210' rirrMitfrrrirrIN.M1.1=Me*'.1M2'-'2.224,x, 2 2 A:222'3202APRA2P20.4210.#144 ta.,11.02.0a5'1:2,24:4121r,142:44VM:W4t.=t144"'''4".5'' WI= mom 157 ag.r...Wiro \iiiir'11.7"...11.-1101•1 -MINS 1111•1 graX. EEF ROUND 'THE KING OF ALL ROASTS: PRIME RIB. Tender & Tasty Cross Cut , ROAST !b. 690 Red Brand Blade or Shoulder STEAKS, 69$ 'Rolled Brisket Bemeless Pot ,ROAST • • • • • 41fr For sayings you just can't resist . • shop IGA during our 12th • Annual Beef Round Up 1 Beef Steakettes 1,2; $559 Coleman's Epicure Sliced Side BACON • 75$ Top Volu WIENERS . POC. 520 Long Loins • • 7-4.4"az- ited Brand.. 1BEEF (Ft:ere:7r Horne Freezer, 7- nrr C 89c f_.BRISKET. _Pis BUNDLES -. 2;42435 We reserve the right to limit qeintities. Price s effective Oet. 2-5 'inclusive. Reb•BRAND (BLADE BO.NE REMOVED) 4:* BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROAST . 59c - 4 b ,.7, . 1:12.1%115"ral 444Welt‘ :44W va4. THE TROPICS" No. 1 Grade CAULIFLOWER Head 290 GOLDEN Pepper, Butternut or Buttercup YELLOW SQUASH ... (your Choke) 2 for 390 "CHIQUITA" RheofDENDRON $2.99 BANANAS Shirley Gay Country 2PR:k78:01.0liThi. ill:Raney Sockeye 1/2T.Iibn. 550 StyTe Lipton ihif4iiii971.13. 3 DINNER ROLLS Hunt's . TOMATO CATSUP 1;tre.m. 1 Ocean Spray Whole or 'Gilled 2 49° CRANBERRIES Oral Antiseptic Fromm .0 23 349:„ LISTERINE Alcans it Crop RAFan: Peas or Cut Cyn pkg. Krcift Canadian CHEESE SLICES.. Save '16c- 1 ' Save 14C -• Clark Fancy Rasp. or Straw. TOP YALU I TOMATO JUICE JAM 48 -oz. 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