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A T1IF HERALD Wednesday July 1B86 Page Strike over at work but protest continues they did nol believe lliey were ac complishing anything any longer he said Doctors ore re thinking their tics their ways of showing with legislation banning extra billing Part of those new tactics were resignations from Georgetown and District Memorial committees June they voted in favor of the doctors will continue to protest r Committee- audit care it Don said The electors noscitnl returned to their offices because Staff strike la over but Georgetown doctors will continue to protest BUI Most striking doctors in town relumed to their offices July and they were seeing all patients During the strike they were seeing only those v serious problems Even though Bill has been puss Margaret left and Virginia were Friday when Keith Splcer came by with a nice cheque to help the Georgetown Pipe land The money raised during the recent Georgetown Highland Camel will be to help the ravel to play Herald photo Doctor speaks out without a rebuttal I lie doctors feel they must themselves from further restrictions I hey believe Bill will bring They the government say nothing else is coming We cant believe Any place else other restrictlonscame Dr Trontsold The believe there is a chance Bill will be amended Dr said It may be amended in court Usually it takes such disputes with he government two or three years to be dealt with but in this case Trant hopes the process will be speeded up by the govern xtrabilling Dr Trant said i Bill amended RC Spyside school depends on court case By SANDY Herald Staff Will there be a Speyside Public School in September or a Bishop Secondary School The Roman Catholic School Board is leasing Speyside for one year In September it will become Bishop Reding Secondary School But that lease could be broken if the Speyside Area Ratepayers Association win their court case against the Halton Board of If the group wins the court case all the recommendations of the Halton Hills Consolidation Committee will also be reversed That court dote will be In late July or early August the Boards Director of education told the Herald Friday The date should be set by tomorrow Thursday said Ron re surer of the Area Ratepayers Association The separate school board feels the Speyside group will not win their ease said Cliff Byrnes In court cases similar one the has always decided in favor of the board of education said Mr Byrnes director of the separate school The lease with the separate board will be cancelled should the decision go against the public board said Jerry Jenkins the public boards superintendent of business services Director docs not the public board has done anything wrong The public board is asked Motorcycle crash the Minis of ledum tun establish a consolidation Director Hector said The group Boards policy much of around this accusation Mi said Further do not Hoard adhered to Edut a on gu Mr would that would followed and ill Ik- built Mr gelt in fori of now living was taken to hospital after a motorcycle accident James Winteler was operated on yesterday at Credit Valley Hospital in for leg injuries he received Police say the accident happen Monday around 10 30 m near Steel Avenue and the Ninth Line The accident involved a collision with a motorcycle and a ear The matter is being investigated by police and no other details were available at press time the details of the case lief ore goes to court he snd He did this is different than three other cases in which the decision went in fat or of the school Sonic were more to do with a specific closing rather than the whole report Mr said The group is challenging all aspects of the con sohdntion committees report The court will whether the com followed Hoard Ministry of Education guidelines whether it was fair and proper jnd followed a democratic process Mr said If the court sides with the group everything will go back to the way things were at the end of this school tear and public schools will remain open The process will he done again hut this lime proper It Mr Buckton said The separate school board is prepared or the possibility mav remain a public school Portables would bo set up at Milton Lady of Victory school property would be for between Mi and students expected to at lend tirade y in September at Bishop Reding Director said If the court sides with the Hoard of would only be used as a high school by the separate board or a maximum of three years Director Byrnes said In September IM about students Grade and 10 will be at tending the north Ballon high school Every year another grade is idded In three years school would be filled to Director Byrnes said He hopes the high school in Milton will be built before then Elliot Hal pan didnt have to worry about a government rebuttal during his opening remarks as he chastised the provincial Liberals At a public forum to discuss the issues surrounding Bill pointed at an empty chair on stage Next to Dr Boyd Is an empty chair its Don Knights chair We asked for him to come or to send any other represen tative from the government Dr said The reason Don Knight didnt at tend the Georgetown doctors public forum was because he had nor commitments said the MPP Burlington He said his staff member was contacted by the doctors Monday about the meeting but the message wasnt relayed to him un til Wednesday morning The meeting took place the same night at the Hills Cultural Centre on Church Street Georgetown Regardless since Bill has been legislated Mr Knight said he didnt know how fruitful It would have been for him to attend Before opening up the discussion to questions from the audience Dr explained why the doctors were opposing legislation which prevents MDs from extra billing The issue was never about money he said The government wants total control of the health care system and that means a deteriorating system he said The Liberals are indirectly attack health rights and Its Seen dif i cult for doctors to explain the If per cent of doctors opt out why are per cent of doctors their offices if its only about money he said Who has served you better family physician or tlie govern ment he asked Hal pari used an example to show how the health care system is deteriorating Two days ago a thermography clinic was closed in Ontario because they werent making money at the OHIP rate he said In Hills the only surgeon thai opts out purchases some equip ment that the hospital wont buy because of lack of funding said In Britain which outlawed opting out in people now must wait months to sec their surgeon the doc tor said Those over cant get kidney dialysis in Britain Dr Halpann said In Quebec doctors have their salaries capped every three months and they wont be paid a full amount for their work if they continue to see more patients he said W want Doctors are better off being at arms length from government so that they can better stand up Tor their Amendments legislation arc hud Doctors wont be waiting for a decision on an amendment before taking more action of their own Another strike is a possibility Whether we arc back for good or not is hard to know Dr Trant said Doctors discuss tactics from day to day and as of Thursday no new strategies of protest were planned Dr said Resigning from hospital committees is a lasting Hon left over from the strike Seven teen of local doctors attending a June meeting at the hospital voted to resign from committees Tlie motion said that in view of the fact that participation in hospital committee work Is voluntary and depends on cooperation between the and medical staff because we feel there s a luek of operation we feel we can I serve on Dr Trantsaid As of Thursday doctors had had a meeting since the decision to resign from committees was made Since returning to their offices the doctors have not been overworked Trant said As of Thursday many people were not aware they were back in their offices Many patients have shown their support of the doctors strike What hey did not agree with was some of the tactics used Trantsaid I not heard any complaints from anyone People suffered only mild in the Georgetown area Trant said The Georgetown emergency room treated many patients from outside of Hills he said Going on strike was a difficult choice for doctors Trant said Weve taken a lot of criticism he said One good thing that has come out of the strike has been the publics awareness of the medical system Correction The Herald incorrectly reported the results a callin telephone poll last week on page A3 The sentence should have read that per cent said no and per cent said yes to the following question Do you support the physicians of Ontario in closing hospital emergency departments and limiting essential medical services The Herald regrets the error TRUCKLOAD SUPER BUVt COLOR CONSOLE 14 COLOR TV WITH EARPHONE JACK SPECIAL AT VCR DELUXE MODEL DELUXE 20 COLOR TV OFFICE SUPPLIES OUR SUNROOFS LASTA LIFETIME THESE SALEPRICI JUST FOR JULY SUMMER 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