Huron Expositor, 2006-06-07, Page 6Page 6 June 7, 2006 • The Huron Expositor
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Seaforth will need good reason to contribute
to Stratford redevelopment, says LAC chair
Susan Hundertmark
If Stratford General Hospital
wants to fundraise in Seaforth for
its $40-$45 million redevelopment
project, direct benefits to Seaforth
residents should be stressed,
advised Seaforth Community
Hospital's Local Advisory
Committee chair Arend Streutker
at last week's LAC meeting.
"We realize this is going to be a
very nice hospital but your goal is to
raise money. What advantage is it to
the hospital in Seaforth?" said
Streutker.
"It has to be very clear that this
does not close Seaforth. ,You might
get some money if you do that," he
said.
Andrea Page, executive director of
the Stratford General Hospital
Foundation, made a presentation to
the Seaforth LAC about the $20-$25
million the foundation will be
fundraising during the next several
years for a major redevelopment at
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SGH.
The redevelopment includes a
new emergency department, a new
intensive care unit, new operating
rooms, a new in-patient psychiatry
unit and a new maternal .child' unit,
with much of it to be located in a
new north wing of the existing hos-
pital.
Page responded that the redevel-
opment will augment existing pro-
grams and help with the retention
and recruitment of specialists,
many of whom travel to Seaforth for
clinics.
"What we're doing will make the
Alliance even stronger," she said.
Lynn Strugnell, vice president of
clinical programs, added that 22 per
cent of the surgical patients at SGH
come from Huron County.
"That's quite a big number," she
said.
Other statistics show that Huron
County patients make up 20.4 per
cent of the births at the hospital,
17.1 per cent of the special care
nursery patients, 11.8 per cent of
the pediatric patients and 23.7 per
cent of the CT Scan patients.
Page said she will be working
closely with the Seaforth hospital
foundation to make sure fundrais-
ing campaigns do not overlap.
"We want to underline . that we
need to work together," she said,
adding that services used by
Seaforth people will be stressed dur-
ing any fundraising done in
Seaforth.
"We are looking at people touched
by our hospital and are already on
our donor list," she said.
"We will be very segmented with
regards to our asks. We won't ask
for things Seaforth does and does
well," she said.
Teacher injured
in crash
Jeremy DeMers, 27, of Central
Huron, was airlifted to London
Health Sciences Centre on June 2
for non -life threatening medical
attention after a two -vehicle colli-
sion at approximately 5:30 p.m.,
reports the Huron OPP.
DeMers is a teacher at Seaforth
Public School.
The crash took place at .the inter-
section of Airport Line and Mill
Road in Bluewater, approximately
three kilometres west of Brucefield.
A 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix was
• northbound on Airport Line and a
1999 Honda Civic was westbound on
Mill Road. Both vehicles entered the
intersection resulting in a collision.
The driver of the Grand Prix, a 46 -
year -old ,London woman, was unin-
jured.
The investigation is continuing.