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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-03-25, Page 6PAGE 6--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH "25, 1987 IVEST SW RT .WN A E EA 75 ent y s ur For only 5995 Bob knows how important money Is when you're a student. That's why he is renting tuxedos for the upcoming GDC! Formal for only 549.95 ($59.95 for tails). Choose from an excellent selection now. airs s oppe Main St, Exeter Suncoast Mail 235-0991 Goderich 524-4932 • ospital accepts committee reco The Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Board of Governors accepted a recommendation at their March meeting by the hospital's Finance Committee that the hospital continue to deal with Frank Cowan Company Limited, the hospital's liability in- surance underwriters, instead of joining a newly formed company. ' The hospital's policy is renewable April 1, 1987. At the February meeting, board member's- were made aware of HIRO, the lospital .Iris'igrtr•,fi,`~!l?rocl, of Ontario, recently formed by the Ontario T of t r Association as an alternative for hospitals to. their traditional liability insurance coverage. Board members were also advised of three main points concerning insurance by Frank Cowan Company Limited. These were: I a )for hospitals they insure, it would seem that by the end of 1986 premium levels had reached a point where they were ade- quate to meet claim costs; ( b )there are dangers to reciprocals and that they want the opportunity of discussion these once complete details are announced; and c )premiums will bot be increased during 1987 and if claims experience continues to be sati'sfacto'ry throughout 1987; any prerniuiri • increases in 1988 will be minimal. The Finance Conunittee, after discussing HIRO and the hospital's present liability in- surance underwriter, felt that HIRO was not an alternative for the hospital. The board approved their recommendation that the hospital remain with Frank Cowan Com- pany Limited for their liability insurance. Funding received The hospital has received verbal approval concerning the funding of renovations to the HOSPITAL IEFS mendation members who attended the meeting finaliz- ed a priority list for Capital Equipment Recommendations. The list will be provided to the hospital's Property Committee and thereafter to the board for discussion in April. OHA conference Ambulance garage, the hospital's Board of The Ontario Hospital Association l OHM Governors learned at Monday night's Region 2 Spring Conference is.scheduled for meeting. April 7 and 8 in Waterloo. At the February meeting, the board Hospital board members were eneourag- "di"scussed-ire p'o"ssINITtyr"Or ptY1"r'liasfng-'gr~°e I�"to a' treir h -e conference -WTi eri-Wi11 b dual stretcher vehicle for ambulance ser- held at the Waterloo Inn the evening of April • vice. However, if this was to be done, 7 and all day April 8. . renovations would be needed to the garage which would not be able to house the vehicle. Renovations would include replacement of doors,and automatice openers, raising the present roof and removing and reinstalling the present gas line. Hospital administrator Ken Engelstad noted that funding for the project should be from the Ministry of Health. At Monday night's meeting, Engelstad noted that the hospital has received verbal approval for funding and that $30,000 will be transferred to the hospital's Ambulance budget by the end'of this month.allawing for renovations to begin shortly. Equipment needed A prioritized list of equipment recommen- dations will be presented, to the. hospital's Board of Governors and Property Commit- tee in the near future, members of the board. learned Monday night. The hospital's Medical Advisory Commit- tee met recently to discuss what items were needed at the hospital. The 13 medical staff The theme of this year's conference is "Organization Renewal". Speakers from Johnson and Johnson, Sick Children's Hospital in Toronto as well as Dennis Tim- brell, ex -minister of health, will be featured. An OHA update will also be given. COME JOIN IN THE CELEBRATION AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SOME GREAT BARGAINS Sale starts Wednesday. March 25, 1987 and ends Saturday, April 4,"..1987 or while quantities last. LADIES' COORDINATED SPORTSWEAR Selection includes pants, skirts and blazers in white, black, turquoise and stylish blouses in assorted colours. PANTS. 1 759 BLAZSKIRTER .11 099 II each BLOUSES S each LADIES' ASSORTED JACKETS Stylish -fashion toppers.at. a.fabulous 20% saving...many styles to choose from in an assortment of pastel colours. Reg. 39.99-49.99. 'I. Auxiliary tag day Goderich hospital auxiliary members are numbered among the 57,000 auxiliary members working with 217 hospitals across Ontario,. -During the past year, $11,5 million was raised for hospital projects. The Gift Shop in the local hospital will be closed for one month while entensive renovations are, being done. - Watch the paper for announcements of the grand re- opening. Members 'are active ,year-round, knitting and sewing. Recent projects in- ciuded.the knitting of 60 baby bonnets: Com- plete baby sets will he available in the new shop. Support the auxiliary on May 29 when members will be offering .Tags for your donation. • from 31e99. to 39.99 DRESSES & 2 PCE. SKIRT SETS Fashionable selection of each in 100% cotton. Chambray glue or white with multi -stripes. Sizes S, M, L. Reg. 34.99 2/®99 each NOVELTY SWEATSHIRTS WITH SUNGLASSES 23X 7- 7 99 Polycotton Fleece Sweatshirts featuring asst'd. • 4- screen punts. 6X 8 Sunglasses Included. ■ LADIES' HATS 99 Cotton, straw and many more ® to styes to choose from. R 3 a �,/ 99 Reg. 3.99-4.99 each LADIES' SPORT SOCKS White, jade, pink, powder blue, yellow, copen blue, Reg• 1.99 149 M pair INFANTS' CREW 100%, c'otton Asst'd. pastel colours & stripes. Reg. 1.79-2.29 SOCKS & ANKLETS Sizes 3-51 2 Socks s Sizes 5-6,7-8 ♦ Anklets 1 a 7 LADIES' FASHION HANDBAGS The latest styles In whites, pastels, and brights. Reg. 9.99 99 7 ® each LADIES' CREW SOCKS White with assorted stripes. Size 10-101/a, Reg. 2.79. 19 • pair KNIT DRESSES FOR JUNIORS Assorted pastel colours. Cotton/Polyester Sizes S, M, L. Rea. 26.99 1999 TONKA CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES 2� �� Backhoe umk 22.99 POWER WORKSHOP Includes tool caddy, screws, bolts and power 2499 handle w/5 attach. Reg. 32.99 III ea. 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PUFFALUMPS Cute & Cuddly Baby animals at an affordable price. 39.99 99 1 each PLAY 'N' WEAR Choke of 6 fashionable outfits to dress up 'Your little ponies'. Reg. 5.99 499 1 each BINOCULARS . 3power lenge, soli eye cups &handy breakaway strap. Reg, 14.99 99 S CONSTRUX SAMPLER SETS Series sampler with their own distinct colours. 120 pcs. Reg. 15.99II �M] ®M1 each 'MY LITTLE PONY' PRINCESS PONIES Each one of these has a jewelled medallion49 body design. • each ASSORTED T-SHIRTS Choose from our wide selection of colours. 99 Sizes, S, M, L, XL. 1 Reg. 5.99 TURBO RACER Powerful fly wheel motor for racing speed, No batteries required. Reg. 0.99 9 9.9 TIME JAMMER The perfect 1st watch with kid -proof features. Six colours to choose from. Reg. 15.99 9 9 ® r FLUTTER PONIES Part of the 'My Little Pony' collection. Winged ponies that bring good luck. Reg. 6.99 99 • ■ each SHAKER STITCH PULLOVER Super selection of colours. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Reg. 18.99 13m • COM IS•. 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