The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-11-07, Page 4„
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DEPOSITING THE COLORS—Captain Borden Linklefter of the Wingham"Salvation Army assists
Legion color party members Isabell Montgomery and Vince Mchutes in depositing the colors at Sun-
day's Legion church parade and service, this year at the Salvation Army Citadel. Legion member
Bert Morin observes.
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Brussels -area
jh ge
for satellite ilursi
M. Hawkins valedictorian
at Madill commencement
Approximately $14,000
awards, scholarships and burstsri
were handed' out rest Fri
evening at the annual comm
ment exercises at the R E. M
Secondary School in Wmgham.
Graduation diplomas were
sented to nearly 150 ,stiide
Madill Ontario Scholars for
are Rose Cunningham, Ka
Elliott Mike Hawkins, D
Helfenstein, Nancy Hofma
Heather Howald, Marla Hus
Ken Jamieson, Treena Jeffrey, Tom
McDonald, Donna Raynard, Shan-
non Rice,, Scott Stobo and Gary
Martin were honored.
The highlight of the evening was
an address by Mike Hawkins, 1989
valedictorian.
Other major awards includ
rade 9 proficiency, Don Hawk
Grade 10 proficiency, Peter Poirlin
,Grade 11..proficieney, Sarah Brop
Dr. A. J. Irwin ,scholarships f
Grade 12, Kevin Smith, Marie
Martin, Bruce Whytock and Gra
13 profidency, Mike Hawkins.
Other proficiency awards w
presented to: Shelley Metz
Grade 10 basic; George Kenned
Grade 11 basic and Donna Joh
ston, Grade 12 basic.
Subject proficiency awards wen
to: Ryan Deyell, Grade 9 Frenc
Grade 12 art, Meaghan Clark
Grade 12 auto mechanics, Ro
Mann; Grade 12 family studie
Kim Martin; Grade 12 metal fab
eating, Jim Penton; Grade 12 info
mation processing, Marjorie Cam
bell; Grade 12 physical educed()
Corrina Stephenson; Grade 1
woodworking, Steve Klumpenhow
er;
Grade 12 technical proficienc
Steve Klumpenitower; Cindy Ire-
land Memorial Award Grade
tieratEnglishkSteve.faugyp,
bower; Grade 13 VoinEWUn
Smith; arad011; .cittOinisttlr,""ItihsY4s,
ntatheinatiis,04.,#arirkitis;,Grade
in many deserving students and
es • include: Correspondence Award,
day Meaghart Clarke; holusic Award, Pat
cc.- Hofmann,. Donna Raynard; Almon -
dill der Mckenzie Endowment Fund
Award, Torn McDonald; Western
pre- Foundry Awards, Tom McDonald,
tits. Cherida Gamin; Doris McKenzie
1989 Scholarship, Debbie Writing;
ren John Stewart McNaughton
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Optimist club
issues plea for
parade floats
The Wingham Optimist -Club is
issuing a plea for floats for this
year's Santa Claus Parade, to be
held Saturday, Nov. 25, in town.
Grant Currie, parade -chairman,
says letters have been sent to all
businesses, groups and organize -
ions in and around Wingham
requesting their assistance, prefer-
ably by entering a float in the
parade.
However, the response to date
has been very disappointing, as the
majolity of thosecontacted do not
appear interested in entering floats
n the parade, even though they
ave made a monetary contribu-
Although all funds received are
greatly appreciated, says Mr. Cur-
ie, it does not make a parade. "We
!red floats," he says.
He urges members of the cora-
unity -to.: show some spirit in
rifting on an event that will make
s proud of our town. Anyone
terested4s asked fo contact Mr.
lane at 357 1661. Lees make the:
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By Margaret Stapleton
A.Brussels-area site has been cho-
sen as the location for the proposed
Huronview North satellite nur
home.
In a 19-14 recorded vote at last
Thursday's session of county coun-
cil, members voted in favor of a rec-
ommendation of the Huronview
site selection committee to choose a
site located just outside Brussels in
Morris Township, owned •by
William and Marie Turnbull.
What is required now is soil -test-
ing of the site and final approval of
the Ontario Ministry of Conurtunity
and Social Services, which funds
capital and operating costs for
nursing homes.
For the Turnberry-Wingh
Committee for Huronview Noirth,
the decision came as a bitter disap-
pointment. The group has been lob-
bying for several months to have
the 80 -bed satellite home built here
and even had a consultant's report
prepared to state its case.
However, a ministry of health
decision late last month to allow
the owner of theCallander Nursing
Home at Brussels to amalgamate its
34 beds with the 35 beds at
Brookhaven in Wingham did little
to help the Turnberry-Wingham
cause.
Mac MacGoWart, owner of the
two nursing homes, received min-
istry approval to amalgamate the
two homes on Oct. 28, less than one
week before the county council •
vote.
A delegation of enthusiastic
Brussels and area siippOrteri
attended last week's meeting of
county council. They applauded
sing Grey Reeve Leona A gO
declaration of support for the Brimsels-area site.
Mrs. Armstrong claimed the site
is the best for the seniors and the
best for Huron County. #nteetti all
ministry criteria for nitrsing hOme
sites, she said and reridents wtnild
have the choice of, attending "Emir
excellent hospitals" --•- Witighm,
Seaforth, Clinton and Lishisirel.
If the nursing hOme Wm" "to be
located at Winghan, she claimed, it
would be difficult to withstand the
pressure of Bruce Cciuntyinsidents
. 13 Rhglish, Julie .(SteWart)Hawhins;
e faiiiilyittUdiesf, Saw
locate the mita home at Brussels, Heilniatiri, Jennifer Hunter and
but to WOO a „ Grade 13 French,,Heinz Gurithardt.
Scholarship; were presented to
Mr. McBtuney said services radi-
ate
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014 ftvin a community, which.
would Make it logical to locate the
home near established services.
He also said Mr. MacGewa
owner, of the nuraing homes at . poll
et Hallowe'en in town with only
olice report
uiet Hallowe'en
n' A
Witi011un 4414 **WS, never has ani
staterlis intention to move4lie
spokesman for the Wirighain
or incidents of vandalism.
and besides, the TurtiherrY4,. mg- was
ce Department reports a very
ram
ntetarC *rare beds to Winttpany A
hantleinniittee has an option. On dial
hii Winglutirc prOpertk* for the HAD
county home.
ecording to the -police, there
no property damage and no
rges laid irt,,connection with
ween this year.
Mr: Meehan asked what the
itm who wanted admission to .the county intends to do about the
Brookhaven
owner may
amalgamate beds
The owner of the Brookhaven
Nursing Home near Wingharti and
Callender Nursing Home, Brussels,
has received Ontario Ministry of
Health permission to anialgamite
his nursing home beds.
Ministry approval came late last
month to Mac MacGowan of Wing -
ham. Callander Nursing Flom has
34 beds, while the WInghara facility
is home to 35 people.
Mr. MacCowan told the newspa4
per early last week that thereloca.'
tin of nursing home beds wut nit
happen overnight and It is
he will consta new,
:Woe on propertY hitt °whit Ude
Heart &heal WIt$t:
rlier this fall Mn
denied 01.0ta WOO*"
s by the Health Mini*
Ian. That *feta 1
t the two Wines be
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Huron County nursing home. . Turnbull barn, located neirbythe
She also said the news that Ole imposed Huronview North site.
MacCowan, owner of the Callander
Nursing Home at Brussels, intends Exeter Reeve Bill MicIde, who,
to consolidate its 34 beds at Whig- along with Deputy Reeve Lossy
ham by 1991, had devastated the Fuller submitted. a Criteria list for
spirit of Brussels -area residents, nutting homes at the October meet -
Locating the county nursing home hit, commended both groups for
at Brussels would have a great responding to .the list- Their
impact on the local economy, fiber responses had "gone a king, Way"
concluded.
• in -helping him and Mrs. Planer
mike. their decision.
Morris Reeve DougFraser spefe Mrs. Fuller said they looked at
in favor of locating the Milling the mager ina besiees4like way
home le his town910P, 6611111011at • died the reaptinses and
.;‘;.:torriteri._Ais: prepared ftla•Pich ‘111 t e":140-
; Wink the sites. Our judgment
"‘'‘.1" tgreoet:Itsitistlebhavase econolniig has been Made on, geed; sound
developntent in steelier municipali= *lightest, P_raectfide,,n, cPncltided•
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ties,' he said, °
and Wingham Reeve Bruce Machin-- rimer
tient vote was
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both spoke egad* the inOtiOn*e. ,ftitt:tratp, of Tina-
Two injured
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as vehicle
strikes tree
A 16 -year-old Brussels resident
andhis passenger were injured
when their vehicle went out of con-
trol and struck a tree on Sideread 5-
6 lit Morris Township late Saturday
night.
Shawn Jacklin of Brussels was
driving a 1979 Ford LTD south-
bound on the sideroad just south of
Concession 4-5 at about 11.50 p.m.
when he lost control of the vehicle
on the southwest shoulder The car
left the road and struck a tree. The
drIvr - •
artd his passenger, 1 -year-'
old Laura Duclos, 16 of Brussels
Wet* both taken to Wingham and
District Hospital with Minor in-
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KEYS TO MUSIC—Young Jennifer Allison of Wingham gets a
piano lesson frcitn her teacher, Judy Morton in the hallway at Wing -
ham Public School.
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Who voted 'yes'
and who voted 'no'
Jn A 19-14 recorded vote at last
ursday's session of county coun-
Vila& to locate the
oposed d1A0iiitier# North
rather than
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ey Township;
Otte Pattie*,
tatickumerRobert :nisthMorrlsMclCil-
Rodges„ Goderich; Grant &hang,
Cciderich Township; Bill Vanitone,
Colbourne TO7Atligicip; Albert Was-
son+ Blyth; cotirge-Mrlonan, Oft.
sett, and Harty win** Coderidt.
Those 000640 the Medan ate:
Carry Biker, StephertleWaebiP;
MUM Bennett; Seitforth; Jack
Co/dirt/Art, Stanle
Cunningham,
ToVrtilip; Thna
lett ToWriship,,
Alien Gibed's,
Machan, Wing
Tostrisliip; Cecil
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