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pr ET RENEE TEETER SOE Sea A Huronia District Hospital doctor resigned his position as vice- president of medical staff last week in support of the protest against the provin- cial government. Doctor Douglas Donald, who's been at the hospital for eight years, resigned last Monday because, "I'm sick and tired of having to make excuses for our health care system." Donald says the govern- ment's position regarding extra-billing has nothing to do with accessibility because no doctors in the area extra-bill. 'Bill 94 will do nothing for our local community except deny the right of patients and physicians to deal with one another on a professional basis at arms length from the government," he says "T also fear that it (the Bill) is the leading edge of future inaccessibility to physicians' services through further govern- ment restriction and in- tervention." According to Donald, pa- tients are teated as to whether they are cost effi- cient or not by the govern- ment. And unless there are guarantees for patients and doctors rights, the health care system will become another government bureaucracy. r Donald says he supports the Ontario Medical Association's (OMA) posi- tion against Bill 94, the Health Care Accessiblity Act which was passed last Friday. The OMA says it will appeal the Bill saying it is against the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. OMA President Dr. Richard Railton says the bill infringes on doctors rights to practice freely whereever and whenever they want. He adds that more hospitals will par- ticipate in emergency ward closures and more doctors will resign. Premier David Peterson, in.an answer to the OMA's fears says doctors are guaranteed the right to have as many patients as they want and can practice where they want. He adds, he's willing to meet with OMA representatives to iron out a solution and put an end to the strike, now in its 13th day. Area doctors have open- Midland C.E.C. list of job opportunities Dental Hygienist - qualified dental hygienist req'd for a busy Midland practice. Gymnastics Coach - per- manent part time, days. Gymnastics coaches ° re- quired to instruct in techni- ques of gymnastic at the precompetitive, com- petitive levels. Preference will be given to qualified applicants who possess min. level 11 coaching cer- tificates and experience. Position to commence Sept. 1986. Resume required. Hairstylists - permanent, fulltime, days, evening. Must be licenced with Festival set The Martyrs' Shrine in Midland will begin this year's religious film festival on Tuesday, June 24. Films begin at 7:30 p.m. and are shown in the Filion Centr« (downstairs) at- the Mar tyrs' Shrine. Admission i free. Here is a list of th: films that the Shrine will be offering this year: Brother Sun, Moon. By Franco Zefferelli this film tells the tale of the life of St. Francis of Assisi and St. Clare of Assisi. This film will be shown on Tuesday, June 24. The Scarlet and the Black This is the story of Mon- signor Official at the Vatican during the second world war. This one will be shown on Tuesday, July 22. Man for all Seasons The story of the life of St. Thomas More. Tuesday, August 19. Sister some exp. Hours vary in- cludes Saturdays. One position will be working as assistant to the shop owners. Baker - permanent, part time, hours vary. 3-5 years exp. Hours may increase. Butcher - permanent part time and full time., Ex- perience in retail meat cut- ting. Purchasing and mer- chandising exp. an asset. Sheet metal mechanic - seasonal, full time, days. Would consider 3rd and 4th year apprentice. Must have reliable transporta- tion. Primarily commercial work some residential. To Heather Anne Fallis Heather Anne Fallis, daughter of Marian and Murray Fallis of R.R. 2 Midland, Ontario graduated from Sir Sand- ford Fleming College in Peterborough, Ontario on June 14 with a diploma in Food Service Supervision. Heather was a graduate of Midland Secondary School. 10 A.M. DAYS TO UNTIL GIANT "GARAGE SALE" Midland Rotary Club Saturday, June 28, 1986 - 7 P.M. Midland Centennial Arena | Barbecued Hamburgers, Softball Tournament, Giant Garage Sale, Shopper's Bazaar, Kid's Games and Attractions, _ Live Entertainment Fun for the whole family! B i Q" fabricate, assemble and in- stall duct work. Most job sites are within 30 min. commuting distance. Occa- sional out of area jobs. Industrial maintenance electrician - full time, even- ing. 3-11 p.m. Must be licenced. Will start day shift and move to steady aft. after orientation. TV Stereo repairperson - permanent full time, and days. Employer wishes to hire a recent community college electronics graduate to hlep repair T.V.'s and stereos. Salary increases commensurate with level of ability and responsibility. Autobody repairer fulltime days. Must be licenced and have collision experience. Own tools re- quired Resume also required. Marine engine mechanic - 5 years experience on both gasoline and diesel engines. Year round. Carpet and Flooring in- staller - permanent, fulltime and days. Must be experienced in carpet and all types of vinyl flooring installation. Must have own vehicle a van is prefer- red to transport materials and tools of the trade. | District Hospital doctor explains resignation ed up their offices and are seeing patients but are still boycotting hospitals. Hospital administrators say they will not close and will operate as best they can with emergency staff. Donald says the govern- ment is operating with a double standard because when there are budget cut- backs, hospitals get less. As a consequence, beds are closed and hospitals have less services. But when doctors are closing wards to protest a lack of money and govern- ment intervention, it's a different story he says. "Tt won't happen right now," he says, "'but in- cidiously over the years, the health care system will deteriorate because of government intervention like it did with the British system." 9.9 FINANCING STONELEIGH WV" Turaltions pcre Mase TIME IS RUNNING 7.8% ° FINANCING STONELEIGH *e qualted purcnas: 9.9 TRUCKS e $15 PICK-UPS (2 or 4 wheel drive) e FULL SIZE VANS = sl (ii * 9.9% based on 36 months to qualified cr purchasers or 48 months at 1 0 & *(Except Fiero GT & FINANCING 1986 Pontiac Fiero % FINANCING ALSO AVAILABLE ON BUICK e REGAL FIRE BIRD BONNEVILLE GRAND PRIX 6000 (4 cyl. only) FINANCING Hwy. 93 OFFER ENDS JUNE 30/86 GREAT e SKY HAWK (4 cyl. only) e CENTURY (4 cyl. only) PONTIAC eo .s protection warranty ..cadians & Fieras DEALS ON WHEELS MIDLAND TONELEIG 526-3724 Pontiac Buick Cadillac Tuesday, June 24, 1986, Page 5