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St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge placed second in the school float mention. The parade was part of Dungannon's annual fall fair.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Brookside School placed first and Huron Centre received special
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Mitchell council
standspat on Stark
MITCHELL - A petition, duty on foot from 11 am to
signed by 28 of Mitchell's 7 pm, Tuesdays to
business people, has: been Sat ass. 14e may take a
Med by the Mitchell town lunch break every day
council. from 2.30 pm until 3 pm
The petition, which and •'he is allowed two
council acknowledged at coffee breaks a day at his
a recent ,.,meeting, op- discretion.
posed council's recent Chief Stark is also now
action when Police Chief allowed to use the cruiser
Stewart Stark was t,o repor,t to 'his area of
assigned to foot patrol jurlsdici.ion. He can also
with restrictions in- drive the police car in
chiding rules that he is response to emergency
not allowed to smoke,: calls which come in by
loiter in places of radio request.
businesses or at any time Councillor
indulge in idle con-
versation.
As well, Chief Stark
was denied a pay in-
crease for 1979., the
second year in a row his
salary has been frozen.,
He is now the second
Do n
McKerlie, a member of
the police committee,
rioted that he has no
quarrel with Chiell Stark
and that council's order is
"special duty" assigned
to the chief, not."pun.itive
action."
Problems on main
street, the councillor
noted, was the reason
why Chief Stark was
.given the new assign-
ment, he being the town's
biggest,'.A ••.4,mos"t, ex-
perienced 'and most
qualified policeman.
Wingham hospital
takes court action
WINGHAM - Wingham-
lowest paid officer on the and District'Hospital will
five man Mitchell police take legal actionagainst
forte. the Ontario ministry of
The petition presented health in an attempt to
to council stated, ' "our forestall bed cuts.
town has been held up to Following a meeting
national public ridicule - between the hospital
which, simply stated, board and its lawyer
borders on . the Warren Seyfert, it was
ridiculous." • . decided that application
The petition also ac- wcduld he made to the
cused council of seriously 'divisional court of the
violating labor laws and Supreme Court of Canada
humane practices. It -requesting an order that
called for the dismissal of the minister's action in
the police committee and decreasing the number of
the establishment in beds invalid,
Mitchell of a police Earlier this year,
commission made up of Wingham, along with
the mayor, judge , and other hospitals in the
private'citizen, province, were forced to
While council declared trim their budgets and
it would take no action on with this some active
.the petition.,..after....a. •trea-tmera -beds were
closed session of the closed. Howeverac-
police committee, it was cording to Mr. Seyfert,
agreed to modify some of the Wingham hospital
Chief Stark's•duties. feels that, "th +.minister
Under the new of . health is not the
requirements, Chief minister of finance; he
Stark will take his tour of should be looking at
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health matters and not
deciding how much
money a hospital can
have."
"We're not disputing
how. the health minister
makes decisions, we're
'disputing his right, to
make the decision," Mr.
Seyfert told the Wingham
Advance -Times.
Despite a ' recent
decision handed down
against a Windsor
hospital taking action on
a similar case, Mr.
Seyfert, and the Wingham
hospital hoard remain
optimistic. According to
Mr. Seyfert, while all
cases are interrelated
and the Windsor decision
could have bearing on
Wingham's chances; he
said" l:ha... th-e ..Windsor
case dealt with a dif=
ferent matter.
Lucknow arena
manager named
LUCKNOW - Al Hamilton
of Lucknow will again act
as arena manager for the
1979-80 season.
Although the village
council ran tenders for
the job, Mr. Hamilton
was the only person to
apply for the position.
His application calls for
payment of $385 per week
with any assistants to be
paid from that salary. His
work wi.11 include
maintenance, rentals, ice
making, handling tickets
and hockey scheduling.
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