The Huron Expositor, 1996-03-20, Page 22 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March 20, 1990
News and Views
Staffa native among those
commended for duty in Rwanda
In 1994, Sgt. Richard
Camergn was on duty in
Rwanda when a local boy,
desperately seeking safety
from an attacker in the highly
volatile area near Zaire; ran
into the razor -wire' in the
Canadian compound. -
With C.ameron's aid, the
boy survived"the attack and.
his injuries .from the escape
and Was taken to hospital,
where he received 190 stitch-
es: -• ' -
."There are a lot of things I
think about—the kids' espe-
cially." said Cameron, recall-
' ing some of the horrors of.
endless rain, violence .and
. destitute children in Rwanda. -
Sgt. Cameron is the younger
.son of Mrs. Rhea Cameron -
and the late Lloyd Cameron
of Staffa. • - -
Chief of Defence Staff Gen.
Jean Boyle recently visited
Canadian Forces Base,
Kingston to thank Cameron
and members of the 1st
Canadian • Division
Headquarters and Signal
Sgt. Richard Cameron -
Regiment, who were sta-
tioned in Rwanda in 1994.
. Canada's top soldier deliv-
ered a commenilation to the
unit for its service, which
went to Africa on short
notice. While the unit was
sent for its: communications
PHOTO BY NELLIE EVANS
BIG HOCKEY EVENT - Hay Days '96 promotion commit-
tee member Diane Thiel and co-chair Shirley.Mousseau
promote this Saturday's big game between the NHL and
Zurich oldtimers at the Hensall arena. The display behind
also promotes memorabilia and the big finale celebration in
late•June.
Strike led to Bluewater riot
The current strike by
provincial civil servants,
which cut schooling and
reduced "recreation activities
for about ' 120 at the
Bluewater Youth Detention
Centre, led inmates to trash
two of three units at the
(i'odcrich-arca centre two
weeks ago. according to a
government watchdog.
March 13
Expositor
Exposed!
The Ex -Files:
Spotted Mistakes:
11 ('age 3 - "an".missing.
from soccer ad - Jean
Bernard
2) Page 2 - no capital on
Hensall "Legion" in headline,
hut capitaliicd in story - ina
McGrath
3) Page 3 - unnecessary
"the" in sentence - Marg
Henderson
Judy Finlay. from .thc
Office of the Child and
Family Service Advocate,
.said in an interview last
Thursday. that the young
offenders =at the area correc-
tional centra were "penalized
and punished for something
out of their control and hav-
ing nothing to do with them."
Her full report has not yet
been released.
expertise, it provided much
more.
Families and friends back
home raised some $40,000
and more than 7,000 kilo-
grams of clothes, all of which
-was shipped and distributed
by the regiment.
The mission was "per-
formed superbly," Boyle told
the regiment assembled at
attention. "
"You were responsible for
saving untold number of
lives," said Boyle.
"However, it was the extra
concern and effort by men
and women of the regiment
that made your performance
special, ensuring that the- regi •
-
ment was one unit that -truly
did make a difference," he
said. -
Cameron was among sever-
-al members to receive a spe-
.cial citation.
❑ The above article,appeared-in
the Feb. -6 -edition of The
Kingston Whig Standard. -
Crime Stoppers
Pick-up truck
stolen from
Brussels store
A 1993 F=150 red Ford
pickup was- stolen " from
Oldfield Hardware• in
Brussels on March 2. The
vehicle was stolen between
12:40 and 1:50 pm. It was
found smashed up against a
tree on sideroad 25 of Morris -
Township, 1 km south of
concession road 7 at the demi
end.
Two males were seen
walking in this location at
this time. They are described
as 5 ft 8 in, slim, one with
shoulder length dirty blond
hair, the other with short
brown hair, both wearing
blue jeans. Both were
between 16-18 years old.
If you have information
about this or any other crime
call Crime Stoppers of Huron
County, 1-800-265-1777 and
you could receive a reward of
up to $1000. "
Concerns about lighting,
driveways, parking, fencing
CONTINUED from page •1
"The public had no oppor-
tunity to oppose the larger
development," the letter
states.
The comments from Bell
Industries also express con-
cern about matters such as
lighting, outdoor refusestor-
age, driveways, landscaping,
walkways, snow removal
parking and fencing.
PAC, in tum, has respond -
cd with a letter addressing
points and concerns outlined
in Smith's correspondence.
Minutes of the Feb. 26
PAC meeting note:
"After reviewing Mr.
Smith's . comments,
Administrator (Jim) Crocker
suggested that the committee
may wish to- have staff
review the plans and ensure
that all of the concerns
expressed by Mr:Smith arc
addressed in the final .site
plan. He noted that there is a
March 31 deadline, and there
is a great deal of work to be
done." -
Request for extension is
being considered.
The minutes of the .PAC
Meeting further state Cindy
Fisher (of the Huron County.
Planning Department) "stated
that another. public meeting is
probably not required -to
address any deficiencies in
the site plan with respect to
the zoning bylaw require-
ments. She thinks the OMB
can make a ruling is these
things •are addressed in the
site plan agreement." -
One -day Alzheimer workshop
- The Alzheimer Society of
Huron County is hosting a
one -day workshop with Myra
Schiff next month at
Goderich called "The
Challenges of Caregiving".
it is at Knox Presbyterian
Church on Saturday, April 20
from 930 a.m.. to 3:30 p.m.
The society's most recent
newsletter notes Schiff is an
expert in the field, has a PhD
in psychology from Syracuse
University .and 17 years
experience in planning- envi-
ronments and services for
older adults, with a special
interest in people ' with
Alzheimer disease and relat-
ed disorders. From 1991 to
1993 she served as director of
the guidelines for care project
for the Alzheimer Society of
Canada.
The newsletter says the
registration fee has been held
to $25 (including lunch),
because of the sponsorship of
the Maple Leaf Chapter of
the IODE.
The annual general meet-
ing of the county Alzheimer
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-HEALTH ON THE HILL
A Review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
SEAFORTH PERINATAL INFORMATION SESSION( will
be held Thursday, MARCH 21, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. Conference
Room 2 for all expectant parents. TOPIC: "PAIN CONTROL
;N LABOUR ,$t DELIVERY" Dr. Heather Percival & a
Physiotherapist will be in attendance.
Ask your Doctor/Nurse for details of -the OBSTETRICAL
PREADMIT CLINIC to begin APRIL 18th.
A special Thank you to Susan Wilts, Midwife for her generous -
donation of a BIRTHIMATIKai to the Seaforth Community
Hospital Obstetrical Unit. We anticipate that it will he a great
benefit to the comfort of -our labouring Moms.
DIABETIC EDUCATION Nurse.Educator, Dianne Wood,
Reg.N. is now available for Diabetic Counselling of both In and:
Outpatients each Thursday 1-3 p.m. to .discuss: "Insulin, -Ora!
Agents Monitoring. Technique, Travel, 'Days of illness; Self -
Management to Preveni Complications." Appointments arranged
by contacting Nursing Office Mon. -Fri. 8:30-4:30 p.m.
"START 'EM LEARNIN LEAVE 'EM LAFFIN" information
session for Diabetics, Family & Friends APRIL 24,' 1996 8:45-
4:00 p.m. at Festival Inn Stratford. Cost $25.00. Register. by
APRIL 12. For further information contact Nursing Office
527-1650.
Hospital Auxiliary DRAW for CERAMIC GRECIAN LADY, -
Tickets are on sale at the Gift Shop or from any Auxiliary
Member ($1.00 ea. or 3 for $2.00).
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IT'S WINTER SPORTS SEASON
... but not for long!
It may seem like the winter sports season has
just begun, but it won't be long until teams end
their year with thoughts of spring and baseball
and soccer. Sometimes, the team has already
disbanded when some parent or coach realizes,
"We didn't have a picture taken!" Before you
wrap up your season of hockey, ringette or
other winter sports.. make sure you arrange to
have a photo taken for The Huron Expositor's
popular Sports edition. You can borrow black
and white film from the newspaper, take a
colour photo with your own camera or have a professional photographer take a pic-
ture of your team. Just be sure to submit the photo to The Huron Expositor (with
names listed underneath) bythe deadline of Friday, April 19th by 5 p.m. If you are
unable to make these arrangements, contact a member of The Huron Expositor
sports news team to have a photo taken for the edition. We would like to include all
local winter sports teams, but this is only possible with your co-operation. Thanks
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