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World War and both the Korean War and War in Afghanistan. Above, local Call Patricia for appointments or email [email protected] veteran Dean Schroeder pins his poppy to a wreath at the Shelburne cenotaph. www.tirediscounter.ca • 519-925-0044 Shelburne residents facing probable tax hike in 2018 710A Industrial Rd. Shelburne, ON, L9V 2Z4 ing and the water main breaks this fall. How- Works revenues, caused by no transfers from Written By PETER RICHARDSON ever there were also many other increases Reserves and a 61 percent decrease, for the Monday night’s council meeting, saw the that have attributed to the uptick in the levy. same reason, in Fire Protection revenues. first draft of the 2018 Budget proposals from The four main causes of the Budget fluctu- There were two bright lights, those being Staff and the news was not all good. There ations were the reductions in grants and/or an increase of 196 percent for planning and will be a provisional levy increase of 4 per- grant funding opportunities, the phased in Development and a 1036 percent surge for cent based on an average home assessment assessment and assessment growth, changes Other Protective Services, but neither of of $303,897. This was primarily due to a fund- in the transfers to and from the reserves and these were of enough monetary substance ing gap, or shortfall, of just over $6.5 million, the transfers departments, such as dog tag to offset the losses appreciatively. Mean- caused by revenues dropping to just under enforcement being moved from the police while, expenditures increased by $305,841.00 $1.4 million. Estimated expenses for the year services to by-law enforcement. The latter, for 2018 with Police Services and Planning top out at $7.9 million. In part this was due to for example, reduced policing revenues by and Development both experiencing large a number of unexpected expenditures related over $12,000, from $136,394.00, in 2017, to increases, due to salaries, benefits and new to the sewage holding pond problems of this $123,764 in 2018. Other substantial, factors hires. past summer and also the water tower re-lin- included a 36 percent reduction in Public Continued on pg A3 NOW! AMAZING BLACK FRIDAY DEALS! DON’T MISS OUT! 226 First Ave, Shelburne INDOOR/OUTDOOR QUADRONE RACERS 2 PACK TACLIGHT & TACLIGHT 519-925-6857 SYLVANIA LANTERN CHRISTMAS WHY PAY COMBO PACK www.gianttiger.com LIGHTS $91.97? BELL & HOWELL AD MATCH GUARANTEE! WE’LL BEAT ANY PRICE! $ 00!! 50 LED C6 LIGHTS $ 00 INCLUDES $ 00 WHITE OR MULTI OBSTACLE EACH COLOURED EACH COURSE EACH 2X PACK Expires Tuesday, November 21, 2017 5 59 29 Photos displayed may be different from actual items. Page 2 The SHELBURNE FREE PRESS, Thursday, November 16, 2017 Daub: HHCC needs more funding from the province Written By JASEN OBERMEYER Ms. Daub says the new model is “quite difficult for me- dium-sized hospitals” like Headwaters, and is not working Headwaters Health Care Centre CEO Stacey Daub was at for them. Dufferin County Council last Thursday (Nov. 9) discussing “We have developed a very extensive business case and the hospital’s need for more funding from the province. are working in collaboration with the local LHIN (Local In her presentation to council, Ms. Daub provided an up- Health Integration Network) to make a pitch for a base date on hospital matters, asking members to re-imagine the adjustment with the Ministry of Health to address the gap role Headwaters plays in the community. between the funding we receive and what our community She says staff and officials strive for high-quality care, deserves.” pointing to the hospital’s average emergency wait time – the She says community growth and demand, particularly in time that elapses between arrival at the hospital and admis- Shelburne, is another challenge they face, and are looking sion to a room – at 11 hours, which she says is an area the to build up their organization and infrastructure, for their hospital “does really well at,” compared to the provincial “ability to work financially to build our human resources.” average time of 48.5 hours. She added that despite donations and charity events they PHOTO: BRIAN LOCKHART HEADWATERS HEALTH CARE CENTRE President and CEO Ms. Daub described the hospital as an “economic engine,” host, “requiring funding is a difficult situation … it’s an on- Stacey Daub provided an update to Dufferin County council but warned they can’t do everything. “It’s not possible, tech- going challenge for us.” last week, where she claimed the local facility needed more nology is constantly changing.” Pointing to the fact the hospital building is now 20 years funding from the province to maintain its high standards of She says their biggest challenge is financial, due to a mod- old, she said “maintenance and facility issues are coming quality care. el the province moved to in 2012 that aims at reflecting the and require funding.” Ms. Daub says they will engage with citizens, patients, needs of patients served by each hospital and its surround- She also spoke of the growing number of seniors and partners, businesses, and the government, to for the future ing community. babies in the area. This year to date, she said thy have de- of the hospital. The model compensates health-care organizations based livered 20 per cent more babies than last year – about 200 Dufferin Warden Darren White encouraged Ms. Daub to on how many patients they look after, the services they de- more – which is “a really big deal” for a hospital Headwa- “keep [council] in the loop” on the hospitals’ activities and liver, and the needs of the broader population they serve. ters’ size. their request for more provincial funding. PHOTOS: DEB FREEMAN SHELBURNE’S REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE was well attended, with hundreds of locals making their way to the community cenotaph to pay their respects for all those that have SUNDAY NIGHT fallen fighting for our freedom over the years. ROAST BEEF DINNER Shelburne remembers SPECIAL locals vets who fought end Horsley and then, a quick march to the Written By DEB FREEMAN Cenotaph at Town Hall on Victoria street, $24 A cold and damp day didn’t stop the res- for the laying of wreaths at 11”00am. idents of Shelburne attending the Remem- The Last Post brought many to tears as brance Day service at The Royal Canadian they remembered their loved ones, their Legion on Saturday, November 11th to hon- friends, relatives, lost souls no longer with our those that sacrificed their lives for our us but always remembered on this day, the freedom during the First and Second world end of the war November 11th, 11:00am, wars 1918. Reverend Gord Horsley gave a strong, A list of local men and women who died sombre, service attended by hundreds of in combat was read , followed by individual local residents young and old, all drawn laying of wreaths, by representatives of sev- together on this commemorative day, and eral organisations, , including members of remembering the fallen.
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