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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-03-30, Page 7YOU K.NOWL ..,tat sun WO of C , ON f ttie v+aald s loauting Paink with 1 A,. die Stix us oaf 1 bio iK oo rNI IMIi� ..L _ ..H._' HN J'. � o W�_ Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada — 4 Rebecca St.r ST TFORD Phone 271.3000 6 WANT ADS BRING QUICK ,RESTJLTS; Dial 527-0240 COME T. Investment income such as rent, bond or bank interest, dividends ete. does not form part of "earn- ings" for fixipg your contribution under the Cana- da Pension 'Plan. Telephone 527-1250 for •'appointment. nead-the Advertisements - • 1' H. G. MEIR 1'I HUrOn. Mn#y ��ui��il -Hear�H�.ai�th" Unf�° at I further information. Dr, G. P. Huron County Council,' Tuesday's session, rejected by 22-1.5, a. xepommen4atign of the county board of Heal,th.. that $41,000 be added to the' budget to finance the expartsien of the geriatric, service and the inaug- uration of a mental health ser- vice ervice under the auspices of Hur- on County Health Unit. The recorded- vote stood: For: Boyle, Cook, Cud ttore, Dunbar, Elmer Hayter, James Hayter, Krauter, McFadden, Noakes, Stewart, Stirling, Tal- bot, Thiel, Westcott, Wonch; total, 15. Id's a Profitable Pastime! AT LOW, LOW COST 1965 CHEV. BISCAYNE--4 Cylinder 1965 CLASSIC SEDAN 1964 MORRIS OXFORD 1963 CLASSIC SEDAN 1962, FORD WAGON 196x1 RAMBLERDOR' Come and See the . NEW 1967 MODELS MILLER MOTORS Phone 527-1410 Seaforth • American Motors Dealer Against: Alexander, Allan, Boyd, Corbett, Cuthill: Dalton, Geiger, Hardy, Mcliwain, Mc- Kenzie, Pattison, Procter, Rob- inson, Smith, Such (2), Duff Thompson, .Elgin , Thompson, Vincent, Worsell (2); total, 22. The budget of Huron County Health Unit, as proposed• origi- nally, riginally, amounted to $180,250, ap- proximately $41,000 more than a year ago,' which would have gone principally to finance the proposed new features of the County Health Service., The report of the Board of Health received-preliihinary dis- cussion at Monday's session and was laid 'over fer one day for A. Evans, Medical Officer of Health•for the County., and chief proponent of the schemes, was asked to appear again before Council, to answer any ques- tions members might like to ask. Stewart Procter, Morris, took the chair for discussion of the Board of Health report, clause by clause. Dr, Evans answered a wide variety of questions and, gave a very comprehensive and in- formative comment "on the that ters under discussion. At the suggestion of H. B. Such, Reeve of Goderich (town), the County Council passed a resolution requesting a more de- tailed study of both proposed programs and report back in due course. Huron County Board of Health presented a 1967 budget to Coun- ty Council, amounting to $180,- 250, at Monday's session, a fig- ure which the County and Prov- ince of Ontario would share on an equal basis if adopted. Budget total is approxinria - ly $40;000 or nearly 30 per cen over actual expenditures in 1966. Main reasons for the request by the Board of Health for the hefty increase ,are allowance for the expansion of the geria- tric service, and inauguration of a new mental health service. A part=time psychiatrist and a part-time psychologist would be required. The matter was not decided at Monday's session, but a decision was.. deferred until . Tuesday's session after lull consideration by County Councillors. Borden Cook, Blyth, chairman 'of.the Board of Health, said tht over and above the total proposed budget would be, the national health grant •, moneys .which are made available to the County and which provide additional service at 100 per cent recovery. This money. woiLd be used for the proposed expansion in the fields Men- tioned. 4' Dr. G. P. A. Evans, Medical Officer of Health, who came from England last fall to head Huron County Health Unit, 'gad dressed Council at Monday's ea T I Due to increased costs, we, the undersigned' Mechanical Contractor's find it necessary to establish a charge out rate of $4.50 per hour as of April,lst, 1967. G. A. SILLS HARDWARE Seaforth A. HOFF Plumbing and Heating Seefrth DON WOOD Heating Seaforth andheet Metal Work CHARLES WILLIAMSON Pluimbing, Heat. FRANKseaKLIfOrtC LTD. BOB DOIG Plumbing and Heating World Direct- Dwalong pOr session,expfatning the need for the ,increased services in the: two field%' of geriatric service and . community mental health. He pointed out that in Huron County, which he said ..has a populatign of . about 50,000, the number of persons 65 years .arid over was about 5,000 or ten per cent. He observed that Canada was approaching "an aging popula- tion" which he described as "a phenomenon of sophisticated and advanced societies." Dr: Evans declared that peo- ple are living longer today, and children's, diseases' are not claiming as many lives as they once did. A second factor is the de- clining desire of children to, look after their aging parents. A community mental health service is required today more than ever, he also observed. To develop in these two fields, the MOH proposed additional staff . for the Huron County. Board of Health to include a part-time psychiatrist and a part-time psychologist. • Principal items in the 1967 budget of the Board, of Health are: medical, $20,832; nursing, $80,000; clerical, $13,125; oth- er staff,, $22,692; employee ben- efits, $8,000; travel, $18,500. London Humane Society has been requested to investigate the possibility of establishing a Humane Society for Huron County. Dr. Evans, MOH, was reported asconcerned with regard to re- duction in attendance at child health clinics in recent months. He also was reported to have requested the Board of Haalth's support in 'his proposal to re- lease certain information., per- taining to "the undoubted as- sociation between the consump- tion of tobacco, especially cig- arettes and serious " and/or fatal disease:.. The Board ap- proved the action of the Medical Officer of Health in his pro- posed „campaign. In connection with the expan- sion of geriatric and mental .health, services in Huron Coun- ty, Herbert B. Such, . Reeve of ;Gp4erich, asked if these pro- posed 'services would'result in overlapping with the Ontario Hospital. Dr. Evans replied that there was no .intention whatever of overlapping. Before the 20th century has past .into -history, -ani telephone user in Canada will be able to telephone most points in the world without the assistance of an operator. According to Bill Haysom of the local Bell Telephone office, groundwork for world-wide: dir- ect dialing is being laid. Each country has already been as- signed a number under a global plan approved by the Interna- tionai, Telecommunications Un- ion in Geneva. - "At present,' Mr. •Haysom said, "a limited version of trans- oceanic dialing is. being con.% ducted between New York and London and it 'seems to be work- ing very well." He pointed out that one of the . present" prob- lems in the way of complete world dialing is the lack of dial standardization. He explained that in Britian, each • number consists of three letters and four digits, that dials in Den- mark don't include. the letter "W'", that Russian telephone ex- changes use the Slavic alphabet, and that dials on New Zealand telephones have the numbers in reverse order to that of ours. ' Bruetidd CW' fria Meeting The Tuckersmith Unit of the UCW, Brucefield United Church met at the home of Mrs. W. Haugh, with an attendance of 18. Mrs. John "Hendersdn ,and Mrs. Gordon Richardson were in charge of, the devotion, open- ng with prayer. Mrs. John Hen- dersen read the scripture from Matt. 26. Mrs. Richardson took as her topic an Easter message "Christ Lives". Mrs. John. Broadfoot took the chair for the business when Mrs. E. Sillery gave the secre- tary's report. The offering was received by Mrs. Berry, and dedicated by: Mrs. Henderson. Get well cards were sent to' Mrs. Stoll, Mrs. Ross Scott and birthday card was sent to Mrs. Stackhouse, also a plant by the group. Mrs. Haugh read a letter from - Miss Margaret Mc- Intosh who teaches in Africa. ,Unit one will entertain at .Sea - forth Manor on April 17. Lunch was served by Mrs. Haugh and her committee. 4;. WW1 EXPOS' e1 SNAFORTH KEITH SIEMON, Plumbing 'and Heating, RR 2, Walto DON DENNIS Plumbing and Heating, alton J. P. KRAUSKOPF, Plumbing & Heating Dublin ED ROWLAND plumbing and Heating ublin EDGAR ELLIGSE ,Wiring and Plumbing Wal C. and C. KRAUTER Plumb. and Heat. WM, McWH•IRTE RrPSg el bing and Heating' Brussels VrORDON. WORKMAN Pi'uunb. and .Heat. Classified ads pay dividends. .nq hone 527-0870 . , -,SeQaforth. WANT ADS BRING QUICK ROUTS: .Dia 527.0440 Seaforth Mon�umentV# o►rk5 N' DAILY :OPE All °Types of � Cemetery ` ; _.,��r..- Memorials, - Tr PRYDE_. & SON Inques are. invited — Telephone Nbn beer : ^ - , EXETER 225-0620 ' CL.INTON 482.9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas Read• the Advertisements' •=- It's a Profitable Paststnelh INSURANCE WIND TORNADO CYCLONE JAMES F. KEYS Phone 527-0467 :. Seaforth Representing `he Western " Farmer's Weather Insurance Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont. Unit Presents Cancer Report Represeritative5 from branches aCross Huron attended a gener- al meeting of the Huron Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society in the hall of the First Presbyter- ian' Church here. The president, Harvey C. Johnston, chaired the meeting when encouraging re- portsof the work being done were given by the "service tO patients" .chairmen. Choose Your DIAMOND Privately AT ,SAVAUGE JEWELLERS (Opposite Post Office) Evening Appointment By Arrangement ° FREE -17 Jewel Watch with each Diamond pur- chase $100.00 or more Miss Mary Jean Fry sang the "Centennial hymn" and , Rev. Douglas Fry discussing Canada's native people, . "The Indians", pointed out the necessity for these people to be re -introduced in the second century. -They have been caused to feel re- stricted and oppressedin their own land. i ARROW ALL CANADIAN Petroleums Limited Gasoline " Diesel HEATING OILS - Valvoline Oil and Greases "Go' • With Arrow" • • E Boswell Gives TB Report CENTER Why does 1+1=3? Find out at our Q -Center now! READ FERTILIZERS LTD. ELMIRA and. EXETER, _.ONTARIO A total of '$12,627.55 was re -1 ceived in the 1966 Christmas. Seal Campaign which ended on last February, ' E, C. Bos- well told, a meeting of the Hur- on County TB Association at Clinton. He said Postmasters in the County had received a let- ter expressing the "thanks" of the Association for co-operation and helpfulnessduring their ' 'busy season; Mrs. Anne Folks in present- ing the Education report said two films on smoking had been obtained for use in schools as well as .300 pamphlets on t'he Common Cold and Air Pollu- tion. Other requests for"'bobk- lets and pamphlets had been fulfilled. The secretary Mrs. Beryl Davidson reported that 74 chest clinic x-rays and 16 employment x-rays had been re- ported since the last meeting. Mrs.• Davidson added some fin- ancial assistance had been given a Sanatorium patient's family. Dr. Floris E. King, Ph: D. in Public Health, will be the guest speaker at the Annual Dinner Meeting to be held this year in Exeter: Dr. King is Program and Nursing Consultant, the Canadian Tuberculosis Associa- tion. George A. Watt, Blyth, presided. ,-. 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