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Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 26, 4984—Page 4
Hospital: addition construction proceeds slowly
By Henry Hess In the meantime, he noted, the county heuseholds. A door-to-door canvass is set for
I. Construction of a new wing at the board of education has agreed to extend the October 1 to 5.
Wingham and District Hospital has , been spark* arrangement'granting the hospital Reporting for the public relations commit -
proceeding more slowly than expected, but useW the parking lot at F.E. Madill Secon- tee, Isobel Arbuckle told the board about a
the public fund-raising campaign to help dary School until next sununer. - publicity campaign using local newspapers,
pay for it is starting to pick up, members of In case things do not go as plaitned, we ' radio and tel
as well as restaurant
the hospital board were told last week. have an overflow parking area until June, placemats. She alse noted tickets are being
Reporting to the board at its first regular 1985. , sold in a hospital lottery with , the grand
meeting following the summer recess, Hans Asked by board member Shirley Garniss prize of a—car and a 'raffle will be held for a
Kuyvenhoven, chairman of the property whether the high school lot has been used by quilt made by local ladies. -
committee, said progress on the building hospital staff or patients, Chairman Mary In other reports, the board was assured
has been slow but, following a site meeting Vair responded, "I don't believe there was that the hospital is in good , shape both _
with the contractor, he anticipates things one car there all summer." activity -wise and financially,i In, his ex -
will be moving ahead more quickly. The parking arrangement had been ecutive director's report, Norman Hayes s
One of the problems was a hold-up in the negotiated by the hospital to satisfy the said there had been a "fairly consistent" m -
electrical installations, he reported, and . terms of the town bylaw in order to obtain a crease Wont -patient services for the period
there was a lightning strike recently which building permit for the new wing. It calls for , June to Aegust, while Baxter, who gavelhe--
required replacement of some wiring. a token payment to the school board of one ' financecommittee's report, said the
He also reported that Ithe committee will dollar. hospital is still chalking up a healthy
advertise for tenders on the demolition of, In related business, the board received an sUrPlUS. ,
the house on the property the hospital has update on the fund-raising efforts Total revenue has ' been $29,000 over
purchased for use as a parking lot. The associated "with the building project. • budget and expenses have been lower than
removal is to be completed by the end of Treasurer Gordon Baxter reported approx- expected, he said, with the result that the
November and the appliances and furniture imately $15,000 had been received to date in • hospital shows a surplus of 4214,000 for the
will be sold at auction. the rnail-out campaign to about 10,000 local first five Months of its fiscal year. page 23.
Discuss medical centre cost sharing...
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PAYING AS HIGH AS
25,8%
ON 3 YEAR AND
5 YEAR ANNUAL
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• councillor Murray.
Ashfield reeve John Austin pointed out
• that a motion would be made to take
something back to the respective councils -
• for discussion and when the minutes of the
meeting were received, it would be written
up that the board had agreed on the decision
and the motion passed, instead of the motion
reading that it was sent back to the councils
• for discussion.•
Ashfield. councillor Grant Farrish asked
why the agreement to share the capital costs
was ever changed. He wanted to know
where they 25 per cent came from.
"The only agreement is the one to float the
debenture because the treasury of Ontario
required it tosee who was responsible for
the debenture," said Lucknow councillor Ab
• Murray.
Farrish replied that the fire board
agreement had never been changed, to
which Murray pointed out that it had been
changed *hen Ashfield came to the fire
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board and asked the Lucknow . fire
.department to provide coverage for the
entire township of Ashfield, rather than
having the Gederich fire department cover
the southern portion of the township. The
fire agreement was changed and Ashfield -
now pays. 31 per cent, of costs of providing
fire protection to the four municipalities in
return for the protection of the additional
portion of the township.
• Murray said the arena agreement has also
been changed. The four municipalities own
and operate the Lucknow Arena and
Swimming Pool and the Lucknow Fire
• Department sharing the costs as agreed.'
• Reeve. Barry Johnston of Kinloss pointed
out that to his recollection the proposal. for *
the dental suite was decided on a 25 per cent
share and it was recommended by Lucknow
reeve Joynt that all future costs would be -
shared 25 per cent. The four members on the
board at that time agreed, to this, said
Johnston.
Reeve Austin of Ashfield remarked that
former Ashfield reeve Warren Zinn does not
remember agreeing to a 25 per cent split on
the dental suite.
Reeve Johnston pointed. out that an
• agreement of 25 per cent would only mean
an additional $300, Would be paid by each
township "and as far as we (Kinloss) are'
concerned it is a 25 per cent agreement or
else."
Reeve Joynt read the rningtes from the
February 10, 1978 meeting of the medical
centre board in which he reconunended and
the remainder of the board members agreed
that the capital costs present and future be
split 25 per cent.
• Reeve Joynt said he has never had a
disagreement or row with any of the board
members but there is always disagreement
between the appointee and his council as to
what he can agree to and what he cannot
agree to.
"We have to come to a definite
. understanding about what is going on," he
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