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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-04-06, Page 10it �!4 ii 1e rY { F(i r.T sR, cf >�Y 0 Don Bachiu, District Governor of the 'Lions Club for District A-9, presents a certificate of organization to Janice Daer, president of the newly formed Auburn Leo Club, sponsored by the Auburn Lions Club. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) AM&G's Intensive Care. Unit account X57,000 overdrawn The Intensive Care Unit bank account is presently, $57,000 overdrawn, the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Board learned recently. The hospital is paying a quarter per cent under prime on this overdraft'. Almost $130,000 in pledges is still left to come into the ICU account in 1983. Ten thousand dollars is still owing in pledges from the last quarter of 1982 but almost all of the money from the first In-house study quarter of 1983 has been received. HOSPITAL BRIEFS Volunteers needed In au educational session with Theresa Kirkey of the hospital's dietary depar- tment at a recent board meeting, inquiries were made into expanding the Meals on Wheels program. Presently, 15 hot meals prepared by the hospital's kitchen staff are served by volunteer drivers five nights per week at a cost of $2 per meal to people who have been referred to the service by local doctors. If you would like to assist in this ser- vice as a volunteer driver once every three weeks between 4 and 5 p.m., con- tact Claude Kalbfleisch or Olive Knisley. Shared service Alexandra Marine and General Hospital's Dietary Shared Service program with University Hospital was terminated on March 31 and arrangements are now being made for the provision 'of dietitian services to be shared with Clinton Public Hospital several days a week. Staff inquiry The Medical Association of Alexandra Marine and General is presently inquiring into the services of a visiting opthalmologist for the local hospital. The Management Committee of the AlexandraMarine and;General Hospital Board is -interested in doing a long term' planning study for the hospital. The committee', has invited a regional representatiye of the Ministry of Health to a meeting April 26 to assist in this. "We're going ' to ask her (the representative) whether we should hire consultants or do our own study. If an in- house study is not going to be accepted by the ministry, there's no sense spending our time and money doing it," committee member Bob Dempsey told the board. An in-house study would include meetings with 'each department head to determine in which direction their departments were going, Dempsey explained. Incubator purchased An Ohio Isolette Incubator for newborns has been purchased for Alexandra Marine and General Hospital at a cost of $10,500. The incubator was purchased on an emergency basis since 'the two which the hospital already owned were no longer functioning. It will be allocated against the equipment pur- chases for the 1983-84 fiscal year. a:. 612o01 rs urged to, eenr to I t•Iuror.Perttl Separate School teachers will be encouraged' to use the Ontario Assessment Instrument Pool (OAIP) as a method of eValuating. students' work. UsIng the OAIP is one of the recomenendatioi s` suggested in a review of grade seven and eight history taught in the board's schools. Superintendent of education John McCauley es- plained to trustees at their March 28 meeting that OAIP is a province -wide list of test questions in various subjects. All schools: have the Ontario Assessment Instrunent Pool in print and the teachers are using it , to produce better tests," said Mr. McCauley. The review of the board's history curricaltun was recently conducted by a representative of the Ministry of Education and a consultant from the Windsor Separate School Board. The review con- cludes that history is being well delivered in the separate. schools and makes several recom- mendations on various aspects of the history curriculum. Director of education William" Eckert noted that OAIP and other methods of delivering topics and testing of' students' knowledge will be part of a professional development day program in the coming year. • TALK TO THE GAS COMPANY ABOUT GAS HEATING HON 1-800-26P5E -0562 (TOLL FREE) For straight answers about the choice between a conventional gasfurnace, the new high effici- ency gas furnace or a conversion burner, phone the Gas Company. A phone call will arrange an appointment at your home, at the time most convenient for you. 4 un1OnGHS We're bringing home hhe fuhure. 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