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The Brussels Post, 1979-07-11, Page 4ALLAN KNIGHT son of Marjorie and the late Goldwin Knight graduated from Fanshawe College on _June 21 with a Motive flower lechnician dploma. Afianwas a former graduate of Listowel District Secondary School. — THE BRUSSELS POST JULY 11, 1979 Walton WI to hear homemaker! Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL 887-8677 W.I. MEETING The Walton Women's Institute will hold their meet- ing on Wednesday, July 18 at 8:15 p.m. in the community hall. Convenors for Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Vidla Kirkby and Mrs. Margery Huether will be in charge of meeting, when a speaker will attend from the Town and Country Home *kers from Wingham. Roll call - a modern medi- cal aid I appreciate, motto - Happiness is something we cultivate in our minds. Come and bring a friend. Everyone is welcome. Lunch will be served. Huronview residents take ride to Grand Bend Father Hardy held Roman Catholic Mass on Friday morning. Friday afternoon, Mrs. Florence Doak, Alice Buchanan, Ruby McVittie, Phyllis Connell, Mrs. Agnes Sparks, Golda Tyler, and Mary Van Camp went on a van ride to Goderich and over to Grand Bend to pick up tickets for "Sound of Music" which we will be seeing August 29th. On July 3rd, Margaret Mitchell, Grace Peck, Mary Ross, Margaret McQueen, Gladys Stanlake, Eunice Lamb, Mabel Garrow, Verna Elliott, Elsie Henderson, -J. Cunningham, Louis Wild, and Morgan: Dalton took a short trip to Blyth Little Theatre and were treated to complimentary tickets to see "I'll be back for you before midnight". The residents stated that they enjoyed it very much. On Wednesday afternoon all our residents who were from Goderich went to the Kinsmen picnic at Saltford Valley Hall. After a musicial programe, the residents en- joyed a lunch of sandwiches, cheese, ice cream and coffee. Our Mrs. Florence Doak received the prize for the oldest lady in attendance. Also on Wednesday after- noon, our Over 90 Club met when Mrs. Elsie Henderson, and Cecil Skinner provided the entertainment. Cookies and tea were served by our volunteers. Mrs. Prou ty held Bible Study Thursday afternoon. As Father Hardy will be away for the next two weeks,• there will be no Catholic Mass. Huronview would like to wish Happy Birthday to the 22 residents celebrating birthdays this month, and especially Mrs. Hannah Wil- liamson .who will be 91, and William Westlake who will be 94 years young. Health Unit to watch Heather Gardens BY JLFF SEDDON The Huron County health unit intends to carefully monitor health conditions at the• privately owned Heather Gardens in the future to ensure that residents at the Vanastra home for former psychiatric patients get adequate medical attention. County medical officer of health, Dr. Brian Lynch, told county council Thursday that the supervision of medical care for the 70 residents at Heather Gardens resulted from complaints from a Seaforth doctor that there was a six month lapse in medical supervision at the home. Lynch, who refused to disclose the name of the Seaforth doctor, told council that he checked out the complaint about medical attention for residents of Heather Gardens because the law required him to. He told council that it was his responsibility to ensure that ?laces like Heather Gardens maintain health standards according to provincial law. He explained to council that he did not want to create the impression that Heather Gardens was giving re- sidents shoddy treatment. In fact he told council that the ‘co-cperation he received Worn the owner of the home was "absOlutely excellent" and that he was satisfied that residents were looked after • , Mrs. Clair Haskett, whc operates Heather Gardens, was not upset with county involvement. She did, however, deny that there was any lapse in medical care of patients. She explained that the physician that regularly attends to Heather Gardens residents had been away and that a• doctor that filled in for him was released. She said a third physician, Dr. R.A, Whitman of Seaforth had been retained to look after residents. Whitman said he had seen some residents of Heather Gardens and indicated that medical supervision was not what it had been. But he did say that any medical problems were brought to his attention promptly adding that Mrs. Haskett was doing a good job of caring for the patients. Dr. Lynch told council regular public health clinics are planned for Heather Gardens for the future. 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