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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-30, Page 5S9I t s • A Three member. of the Alexandra Marine and General nursing staff were honored on their retirement this week. Shown cutting their special retirement cake are, left to right, Miss Doris Hawthorne who retires in August after 32 years; Mrs. Norma Amy who is retired after 10 years; and Mrs. Elizabeth (Pat) Howard who is retired after 29 years. (Photo byJoanne Buchanan) - Palliative care volunteers complete training course Palliative care volunteers have now completed their course of training which consisted of approximately 30 hours of movies, lectures, etc. The main function of palliative care is to assure that dying patients and their families are as comfortable as possible. Review charges The , medical staff has asked the hospital board to review all the medical items that are now being charged for in the emergency department. The staff feels that it is not appropriate to charge for some of the items now being charged for and that allowances should be made for needy patients who cannot afford to pay. Assess system HOSPITAL BRIEFS It will require capital dollars to be spent on deficits. To buy arthroscope The hospital is continuing to assess the Aladdin Insulated Tray . System of keeping food served the patients at. proper temperatures. A trial -of the. system will be conducted. during July. Discussions have also been held with American Hospital to assess their in- sulated tray system. In addition, a tray service system is avails le from American Hospital at apprornately half of the cost of the insulated system. Both American Hospital systems can be purchased or leased. Express concern Hospital adlninistrator Elmer Taylor and board chairman Bruce Potter have both expressed concern to the board about the Ontario Health Ministry's new funding scheme known as B.O.N.D. . (Business Oriented New Development): An arthroscope for knee and elbow surgery will be purchased at .a cost of $5,000 for Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Share services Alexandra Marine and General Hospital: will be participating in the toltowing under the Ontario Ministry of Health Shared 'Services program: respiratory technology, library and • occupational health and safety,,as well dietary, biomedical engineering and speech pathology. Opt out The Alexandra Marine and General. Hospital Board has decided to opt out of this round of the Ontario Hospital Association's Central Bargaining with the Ontario Nurses Association. Re -appointed Durst, Vodden and Bender have again been appointed 'as the hospital board's auditors; the Bank of Commerce as its bank; and Frank Cowan Insurance.as its insurance agent. The hospital has art $8,960 insurance package, up only $300 from last year. GARDINER'S ICE CREAM BOOTH OPEN DAILY ,, 1:00 - 10:00 SPECIAL 2 litre Ice Cream '1.89 GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH Huron Centennial School BRUCEFIELD, ONT. 482-9260, 565-5341 and 236-4979 10:00- Family Bible School 11:00 - Speaker: Brian Robinson PREACHING THE DOCTRINES of GRACE W.J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP OPEN SUNDAYS 12-6 PM___ Retired teacher dies in OBITUARIES ISOBEL (CRICH) LUCAS Mrs. Evelyn Isobel (Crich) Lucas died at Victoria Hospital, South Street Campus, London on Sunday, June 20 in her 57th year. She was born to the late Nelson and • Eleanor (Townshend) Crich of Goderich Township. She was a graduate of Goderich Collegiate and London Teachers College. She taught in Sarnia and London for many years until her retirement in 1980. She is survived by her husband, Ralph E. Lucas of London; children, -David of Sarnia and Drs. Julie and John Beaver of Toronto; three brothers, Lawrence Crich of Sarnia and Donald Crich and Joseph Crich, both of London; . three sisters, Mrs. Fred (Abbie) Ovens of Sarnia, Mrs. Margaret Rutledge of Goderich and Mrs. Ada Bell of Woodstock; GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30,1902—PAGE 5 FARMERS FOR A GOOD FARM BUILDING AT COMPETITIVE PRICE PHONE -RAY LAMBERS CONST. 482-3305 in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lucas of London. A funeral service was held at the James A. Harris Funeral Home, Richmond Street and St. James, London on Wednesday, June 23 at 1 p.m. Cannon H.E.A. Peach of St. Luke's Brough - dale Anglican Church and the deceased's uncle, Bishop W.A. Townshend officiated. A memorial service under the auspices of the Ontario Association of Superan- nuated Women Teachers was conducted at the funeral home on Tuesday, June 22 at 7 p.m. Pallbearers were nephews Terry Rutledge, William, Kenneth and Donald Crich, Michael Bell and Paul Crich. Interment was in St. James Cemetery, Watford. Family 'and friends returned to London and gathered at St. Luke's Anglican Church for refresh- ments. Marathon team runs through town Monday The • International challenge to visit the fair, Friendship Marathon team, using the world's original a group of young runners ' energy form -the iiman from Owen Sound, will ,be.... --kiss l-.--:.-<,;.�-C -arrying�'°their International Friendhsip Torch, the team will travel the 1200 mile distance •in twelve days. The team started from Ottawa and travelled across Ontario to its home city of Owen Sound. From there they will head south through Goderich and into Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky ane Ten- nessee. The team is divided into junior and senior divisions with the junior team covering the 350 miles between Ottawa and Owen Sound. The members of the team range in age between 11 and 13. The team runs in a relay format with younger members . changing every passing through Goderich Monday in their quest to carry a torch from the House of Commons in Ottawa to the World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee. Last year the marathon team passed through Goderich on its way to Cincinatti, Ohio but this year the young team will cover over 1,200 miles to the World's Fair. On Monday the group of runners will pass through town at about 3.30 pin. bringing greetings and exchanging buttons and badges. The team also invites groups. of children to run with them through town FREE ESTIMATES 411. ANNUAL 20.50% OFF ENTIRE STOCK • Lighting Fixtures • Table Lamps • Royal Albert and Paragon, Chino • Waterford Crystal 1 Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. June 30 - July 15 1 1 HOTSON LIGHTING 1 milenorth of -Grand. Bend 238-8240 1 Residents at Maitland Manor enjoyed'a geriatrics fashion show held at the Manor last Thursday. Here, resident Elsie Jackson models a red quilted housecoat. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) I� NEWBORN NEWS HANLY Chris and John Hanly, Sarnia, are proud ,to an- nounce the safe arrival of their son, Ryan. John, weighing 6 lbs. 14 oz., at St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia, on, Tuesday, June , 22, '1982. after a brief stop at the Proud grandparents for the first time are Jean and Bill mumcpal o6tice- 'psnee ^tvVa.kilometres. Hanly, andeighth grand - escort may be available The senior team, which child for Muriel and Gord through town. ranges in age to 16, will Thomas, all of Goderich. The theme of . 1982.:. pa ► the Well from Owen World's Fair is y�aild–' Sound soli*soli*to Tennessee the 22 'young Canadian averaging a milevery five runners have taken up a and one-half minutes. Attends RCAF reunion Close to 40 former has been held on his members of the . 409 Night Fighter Squadron' reminisced at a reunion in Sarnia last weekend. 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AYLMIRCHOICE MAZOLA 14CHNHDII'4 SSORTED CORN OIL 1 ITR, QUICHE PEAS 14oa. •59 • 89 DRV IDI* SCENTED CLARK ROLL•ON DEODORANT BEANS , .79 SO ML. 1 99 .IN TOMATO SAUCE • AUSAGE PATTIES 49 1 • LR. MAXWELL 140U51 Dungannon area farm on three different occasions. The reunion was held at the RCAFA 403 Wing Headquarters on Christina Street, Sarnia: Guest speaker was Flt. Lt. Lyle James of Sarnia who served overseas as 'a pilot of 101 Lancaster Bomber Squadron. He completed 32 missions over Germany . HICKEY Jimand Teresa are proud to announ a the arrival of their son, Bradley Joseph, on June •25;1982, weighing9 lbs. 12 oz. A new brother for Erin, 'Amanda and Evan. McCULLOUGH Julie is tickled pink to an- nounce the arrival of her wee baby sister, Kimberly Doreen, born June 17, 1982, at glinton Hospital, weighing 6 lbs. 512 oz. Proud parents are Bob • and Doreen. Grandparents are Mr. 'and Mrs. Howard . McCullough and Mr. and Mrs. Harold _ 1 McClinchey. L Especially. thrilled great grandparents are Mrs. Lillian Penhale'and Mr. and Mrs. Sid McClin- chey. RATHWELL Steve, Sally and Adam thank God for the safe arrival of a • aby-bay; Michael-Edgar-,-at- St. Joseph's ° Hospital, London, on June 25, 1982. He weighed 5 lbs. 14 oz. Proud grandparents. are Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Rathwell, Clinton and Mrs. Barbara Everett, Port Huron, Michigan. WHIDDEN Nancy ( nee Bird) and Tony Whidden,' R.R.6, Goderich, are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, Christopher David, born on Sunday, June 20, ' 1982, at Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, weighing 8 lbs. 12 oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. .and Mrs. Jim Bird, -Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whidden•, Goderich. LUXURY INVENTORY MUST BE'SOLD!! 1 ALL STAR TOURS TWENTY YEARS OF SERVICE 1962-1982 AH Star Tors _ 11111 GO .WEST ®, • THE CANADIAN WEST & YELLOWSTONE PARK 22 Days from •1.199.00 -Deluxe Motor Coach Transportation -3 Departures - Aug. 7. 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