Zurich Citizens News, 1978-06-22, Page 12Citizens News, June 22, 1978
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Zurich vet heads hospital board
Zurich veterinarian Dr. Hospital in Exeter at the Cann who held the position
Garnet Leitch was named annual meeting Tuesday for the past two years. Cann
chairman of the board of night. remains as one of the 15
directors of South Huron Leitch replaces Carfrey directors.
TOWARDS THE FINISH — One of the final events to.be held at a track and field meet for
area separate schools was the 800 metre 'run for senior boys. Leading the way is Norman
Grenier of Mt. Carmel. In the background is Robert Grenier of St. Boniface in Zurich.
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GETS B -A• — Elaine Jeffrey
daughter of Alphonse and
Yvonne Jeffrey, St. Joseph
received her Bachelor of Art
degree at the University of
Western Ontario. She will be
attending Teachers' College.
in London, in September.
GETS B, A — Loretta Ayotte,
daughter of Louis and
Marilee Ayotte, Zurich,
received her Bachelor of Arts
degree in Psychology, at the
Spring Convocation at the
University of Guelph. She
plans to attend Teachers'
College in London, in
September.
In his closing remarks as
chairman, Carf Cann said,
"We have 'many challenges
to meet in the years to come,
but, the hospital is in good
shape, in good hands and
offering good services."
In reviewing the financial
statement, Cann said, "over
80 percent of our budget is
spent on salaries, wages and
fringe benefits. This means
that this money goes back
into our economy. The
hospital is a large business
and it means a lot to the
community."
The auditors report
presented by Arthur Read of
G. H. Ward and Partners
showed a net income for the
year ending March 31, 1978,
of $1,042. This was a period of
15 months as the fiscal year
has been changed. The net
income for 12 months the
year previous wzs $869.
The retiring chairman's
report continued as follows,
"In 1978 South Huron
Hospital reached its 25th
anniversary in providing
health services to this
community. During this time
many people made generous
contributions of their time,
ability and money to this
hospital.
It is interesting to note that
over this period 45 directors
have served on the board
with 369 years accumulated
service, andhaveranged up
to 21 years of individual
service without
renumeration. Doctors,
nurses, administrators and
other staff have long records
of faithful service, some
joining the hospital staff in
1953 and remaining until
retirement.
Twenty-five years ago the
people of South Huron raised
and donated the required
amount of money to build the
original hospital. Since then
many interested people left
legacies and bequests for the
hospital's use. During these
years hundreds of thousands
of dollars have been left to
the Board of Directors to add
to or to update health care
and services of our hospital.
Of interest also is the fact
that the Hospital Women's
Auxiliary has raised and
given to the hospital over
$73,000 worth of equipment.
It is because of this
dedicated interest shown by
the citizens of this com-
munity that the Board of
Directors are now engaged
in building a new ad-
ministrative wing,
Emergency, x-ray,
laboratory and
physiotherapy departments.
Late 1978 or early 1979 should
see those departments
completed and functioning.
Government health
policies and emphasis on
health services have
changed and our hospital
must follow these changes
and guidelines. Therefore,
we are now concentrating
more on preventative care
and out-patient orientated
services.
It is with some degree of
satisfaction that in 1977 our
Hospital attained ac-
creditation as established by
the Canadian Council on
Hospital Accreditation. This
was made possible by
combined efforts of everyone
in the hospital — medical
staff, nursing staff, ad-
ministrative staff, support
staff and the board of
directors.
I feel we will meet the
challenges of the future and
look forward to the new
SAFETY IS A FAMILY AFFAIR
i farm safety association
o .n
horizons and objectives of
health care in our hospital."
Harold Gunn was named
vice-chairman at Monday's
annual meeting. Bob Dinney
will be the new treasurer and
hospital administrator
Elmer Taylor is the
secretary.
Two new directors were
named. They are Dr. Ralph
Topp and Bill Smith. They
replace Mrs. Helen Mickle
and Doug Knowles.
The other directors are
Derry Boyle, Robert Down,
Reginald Finkbeiner, Harry
Hayter, Ben Hoogenboom,
James Kneale, Walter
McBride, Dr. William
Steciuk, Carf Cann and Mrs.
Roy Westcott.
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1! DAY ZURIC
SUMMER BIBLE SCH
July S m July 14
ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL
9 a.m. to 11 :45 a.m.
Everyone welcome, from those starting kin-
dergarten in public school thiscomingSeptem-
ber to Grade 10. The Herald Press Curriculum
will be used which emphasizes Bible study
and the lessons centered around a scripture
passage for each day.
Parents should pre -register the kindergarten
1 children who were, born in 1973 by calling
Elaine Love 236-4033
or
Sandi Stephen 236- 7759
to give the fathers name and child's birthday.
Please pre -register by July 1st.
There is no admission fee. There will be a bus
route the same as last year, leaving Dash-
wood at 8:00 a.m.
For information call Rev. Clayton Kuepfer,
236-4709.
ADMINISTRATOR
REQUIRED
ALEXANDRA MARINE
AND GENERAL HOSPITAL
Goderich, Ontario
A challenging position is open immediately for this 100
bed hospital which has just recently been awarded a
three year accreditation. Goderich is a beautiful town
of 7,000 people ideally situated on the shores of Lake
Huron in a farming and recreational setting.
Formal preparation at the H.O.M. level or above is
desirable. A strong background in accounting
procedures is essential. A complete resume including
education, experience and references should be sub-
mitted in writing on or before July 21, 1978, to:
Mrs. J. Derry
Chairman, Board of Governors
46 Cambria Road North,
Goderich, Ontario.
N7A 2P1