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\Volunteer • tnenthara .uf .hoer
Inuit .attxiliatie s aurttai> ,the
country waed S_c7•milliun in
19961ftm ' uadtan hospitdla.
The ,vititte-ut‘volunteers was
an impatient +fl deet ut the
recant .Canadian Association
ut ',Healthcare Auxiliaries
(CMI) 'NJu)7 .annual .aun-
certtiun :htlW an iHulifux, that
-Frances Tinton) cut
Iagmundville.attended.
Teatteru, :Dirtetur of Student
'Volunteers fur the Hospital
Auxiliaries Association of
Ontario (HAAO), heard sev-
eral ifl presssive-apeakirs over
the .five..day-culventtun in
luny. OL.cuurse, being en the
Atlantic .wast, the food
thrumghout the.entire convei
• tion was "wonderful." she
-said.
Moat Man Nektateem
-You riealtzc what u leader-
ship rule Ontario takes. The
statistics are interesting
Ontario has the largest male
group of volunteers in
Canada at 3;8+42. The tutat ter
the country is 5,193.
'B.C. has 199 mak volun-
teers. Alberta has 29,
Saskatchewan 19. Quebec
917 and PHI - one. Crud bless
him. He was there. He sat
with all the women and had u
wonderful time.'
iLetaef Morey Rained
The $37 -million raised last
year was actually up eight per
cent from 1995. That money
NtRASICIEE MATER!), DtQato►
stager lteluttassir .tor
Ihtletio
camettrum.a tuWl Uf 741-atsx-
iliarios in Canada with .a tonal
nmenthurship .uf •87,37.E.
"Ontario ilea 209 of those
auxiliaries. Ontario raised 23
million of that .tutor. That's
from volunteers. You .think
about that. That's u Jut of
money." she says.
Teter') was invited by the
lwspttal •asaus:tatiuns of two
provinces, PEI end New
Brunswick, tu.eunte and help
organize their .telae .vUlunteer
games. Pill•has.unty 20 tette
volunteers in the ;ptov.inue
and Nev. .Brunswick has 254.
while Ontario has a .whop-
ping 6.191 of the total 9.776
across the cuuntry. ".I see
what a targe group 1 have,"
•sin says. "And I'm starting
two ttew groups itt Otitartu."
Teeter() hos bean wonting
with students and .teens fur
18 years. "I like being with
young people. They're your
future and my future whether
you ,want to take that iteritrtts-
tly or not. 1 take salaams to a
lhottpital netting +curt' tcTUIUs-
1M. They'ut .an .eateneion of
%What'lEs. lil one 6i0110
gems ,on Huiltmtearti, f'W ibe
thrilled."
lbw imp People get hung
up au elle 'tar thing" is pi,g u
-ltdluntaar. '"A miluntnctr ram
he my est tfnrm 112 u 112."
4.1hne airman tths attended
With ,em 'hoopitd! dwwdatums.
Seafuith'b foundation tib edla
nicely new and meat Hammitt&
aaruas the dourine 'haze hath
an auxiliary or aeeturiation
and a •foundation.
'In a amall .eume mitt' Bray
need to thane an intngritted
rile. The -big eat .diffnunu:r
between.auaclharies and'fuen-
dutiuns is that auxiliaries
hold tundrnntw .and operate
gilt -shops. eu:...and founda-
tions du one annual i:antpatgtt
and handle bequeaths and
eurpurate vonsurships xn
bigger centres."
111 general terms. 'teatime -
liens are more interested in
patient care and foundations
are interested in purchasing
new equipment and funding
rwteart:h, she says.
'A corporation is less Bliley
to :put murrey into betc:ks and
mortar. They like to ltmd ape
-
odic equipment and support
groups. They like to' have
their name assuetuted with
something."
C
Complementary
wnmi particularly
tine
interested .in the
Cumptontentury Medicine
net ~hest asaPIMMTOOls Mall Se /MT -a
iliary convention
session mirk* teatittod a
,ntium Sauk tecta, home -
path O.: doctor. tradibona)
Chtncar doctor and avugwnc-
.ture. She teas taken tete fait
ilevetl therapeutic footle
MUM.
Sheer Aitrt,ia Kiesurb, htD.
'if etc ever appears `lesc:ailt3,
I encourage people to po 'bear
her epcal.,' says Tcaicw
Kenny th an educator and
phyt iclan vattir10 and
'heeler*cis money un die value
of mol uneasier. "fie have a
different attachment to the
group were in olivnd with
When you -uutunteet, you do
it tura difcmmt =aeon (than
paid'health care profession-
als)." )." ferny .told tete timpani
auxiliary nmethers.
She had aid rules or values
of patient carr she .shared
with the audience.
•'Resspectt fur dignity .of par -
tenni.
•wring wlatictteettip-
• Protection ,of the manna -
batty .u1 patients.
• Service to (the commini
gam.
• -Stewardship of -health care
teautt!Qesa.
• Anda dimple ayes= (nut
begged down by paperweritt.
She also sty:lased preventa-
tive medietne and keeping
yourseilf healthy.
The J3.lmourable Monique
Begin spoke about the federal
government's uomm►tanant to
health care. 'NBhc gut a stand-
ing ovation. S.he's a very
warm person. -
Elizabeth M. Davies. KMS.
New Huron -Perth public
school board files first report ,
DY OREGOR CAMPBELL
.Expositor Staff
A committee of the new
district public school board
for our area of Huron and
Perth Counties (District
School -Board 8) filed an
interim report, its first, with
Ontario's education improve-
wentvommissionlest week.
This Local Education
Improvement Committee'
(LBIC), co-i:haired by current
chair of the Huron board
Allan Carter of Harpuncey,
has met four, times and
"reviewed the merits of
junior kindergarten programs.
connections with the child-
care community: food and
nutrition policies and excel-
lence in education ventures.'
according to the press
release.
It has "commenced the sys-
tematic discussion of those
qualities sten to be •part of an
ideal school system. At each
meeting, two or three aspects
of such a school system are
discussed. Where there is
agreement, a -recommenda-
tion is made to be carried for-
ward for consideration by the
new District School Board."
. The mandate of All work
and sub -groups established
.by the committee is to seek
"District School ;Board" solu-
tions tor all matters under
review. Their.prolintinAr
reports are to be 'filed with
diruetors,by early Scptcinbcr,
"for further -review and
refinement .as necessity," ,to
be forwarded to the local
• education improvement cum-
mittec, Which .will allow a
farther committee report
before the $eptettther SO
'Depositor
The kx-14:110;
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I "ft�►lt ftor
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e$- 01416
a4
deadline set by the provincial
government's education cum-
tnittc
30151UUiCUR1TY
The mandate of the human
resources sub-cummittec.
according to last week's press
release. "is• to facilitate the
transition of .employee .with
.respeet anfl dignity from the
misting boards ,to -e unified.
.owltasiwea.effactiatit •antl.effee
ttvc disitiet schuul.board"
"Although mune degree of
change in job .function and
working conditions is
inevitable. the sub -committee
will be guided by the prinei-
plc of job security in tormu-
latiny specific recotnmundit-
tic►ns , to the L.,ELC as
required." •
Wendy Anderson of the
Perth board is the other eo-
chair of the local education
improvement cotnmiucc.
Trustees are Roxanne .Brown
and Doug Ciarniss of" the
•Huron board. and ;Brenda
Schely. - and 'Nancy
McFaddcu•tFair for Porth.
Huron and Perth boards
have met on a more Or less
regular basis since 1993,
focussing on "cost -efficiency
through the establishment of
shared ventures and the
eattwtsion of existing pariner-
ships." .last .week's press;
sclease states, with many of
these meetings involving
trustees and senior staff from
the *tutt,n-Perth separate
school board.
• NM 11 MS
When the government's
Bill 104 (wheel board amal-
gamation) was introdtieed
"administrative and political
dialogue began almost imme-
diately on an intermit! basis.
Later structure and composi-
tion evolved and the eummit-
tee says ''this format hos
worked quite well. and has
Otte prpvtieled .t#ts ,etitctiriittue
Grum aditreaaitig ,dli:fditouir
issues!" • -
Lauth 'pubI ic. boards and
LEIC '`have reviewed :the
elex:toral population figures..•
and hove -reached agre anon
about the distribution of nine
trustbes,"•according tv the
press release.
They have cu-spunsoted u
student forum Jur appruavi-
%natcly 200 secondary school
students to discuss amalga-
mation issues and concerns.
The two county .boards •and
lural education improvement
• cotnmittee. along with
teacher federations. "have
enacted two elementary
school administrator
exchanges (one .printfpal at5d
one vice-pgiactpal) as a.
demonstrativeof commit-
ment to the establi meet ,of
the uew.entity."
NNW
YJ \\() j i F \(;
spoke about the shift of
heat* are systems. She tad
tate ma/cave of 500 that our
quality of lift depends os
quality of oar Faders dad
'awe nobody else seems to
be volitateeriag, it's up to
yOil . If yore've ever bad
dreams of leadership, how is
ter unit, this is the place and
you're it.' •
Vies far Health System
Davies ales had a fist of
values for *thee* system.
• Respect for 3 j,aleel.
• Attitudes for caring and
l orripa6aaCirl
• Work to the (.:c+mmtruty
• Auvuntntiiltt�
• Learning
• Ccxttptlittr cx
• Partu=►Patwo
• Shared Vision
Ultimo talked with prose
from all over the country and
knead that mora provinces are
poria through a revatmping of
.their health care structures.
"Ontario really takes health
ChM seriously 1 talked to a
woman from Alberta who
was not entirely happy with
all the changes there. 7iure's
been a lot of restructuring
and a lot of s:kmwgs."
Teattxry says beieg a volun-
teer for more than 20 years. a
worker at the hospital and a
health Care wntUtner. Fives
het throe different views of
our health care system. "i sue
chutnrea that }lave bora tom -
tug. People are wrmfurtabk
,with the status quo. They
dtto't waut w int gv • of what
they have."
Cadet drowns in Maitland
waiter dig '
•A 15 -year-old youth, ma a
camping trip with other army fie and NOW otter cadets
Caidets from Lvndvu. west 1rssta$ air umatueaseb W
drowned while crusting the carry equipment across the
Maitland Eiver near rim to a eawpsite at *bout
Benmilier un the Sunday of 3:15 part. on June 27 when it
the Canada Day weekend. hilipened.
Ontario Provincial Police An independent Armed
say they are invest,igattng.
An autopsy confirmed Dearw
Anagnustuu .died by 'fresh
Dangerous driving charges
,tpe,), ,of cine Oat also
Psovithaal Yeslie;e says lefty
Reiger has been,r ►teed with
daingerovs operdtioe of a
motor vehicle causing eleada,
and dangerous driving of • to
motor online causing injury.
lit is scheduled to- appear An
wort at Exeter July 1O.
)Forces investigation is alai)
expected;
it nngeruus ining charges
have +been field against .au 18 -
year -old from Zurieb. hi the
aftermath of an April acei-
dent in Play •tuwns4rip iu
which another Zurich 1.8 -
year -old was killed-
. 'Wayne hates a died A.priJ
10.
The Huron County
For ►.er Biue + r (offer charged
(iartb Rate. 32. of Ciuden01i
is scbedu1e.4 to appear in
Ontario Court (Provincial
Divisive) at Coodcracb on MY
2J.
The major cases sec tine of
tete O'1 's criminal inxctfiigd-
rtue bureau began its wyeatt-
gatiu n in Jauruary.
A further cttrreutiuttal o#i
car at the ,R.luewatcr 'Xoutl,
Centre near 0e4erich etas
been arrested by proviaetal
police and charged with cute
count of wmmutt'assault.
after their investigation of .te
inmate's allegation .of asaatdt
during an incident there w
May 1 994.
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