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PALjE 20, WLINESDAY, ocToBER i. 1980, WHITBY FREE PRESS Hlealth council cails meetmg on Ruddy's fate Tommy Edwards, Acting Chairman of the Durham Region District Health Council announced today the council's decision to hold public meetings in each hospital centre-in the region. The district health council received a report in June fromn consultants Peat Mar- wick and Company which recommended major changes in the delivery of hospital services. Since that time the council's executive committee chaired, by Ed- wards, bas been meeting ith each hospital board to discuss.their response to the report. one recommendation in the report, that the Dr. J.O. basis for the redeveloped Whitby Psychiatrie Hospital, has already been turned down by Ontario Health M.ister Dennis Timbreil. The Dr. J.O. Rud- dy board is currently developing a counter proposai for a rehabilitation unit on its second floor to meet the increased needs for chronic care and rehabilitation in the Oshawa/Whitby area. "The decision to hold public meetings was made by the council at the request of the hospitals last spring" said Edwards. "The first meeting wiil be held. in Whitby at the municipal building on Wed- nesday, October 15 at 7:30 p.m." he continued. "IWe have received a lot of letters from residents of Whitby speaking against the con- sultants recommendations, but we haven't heard much from the town .yet on how they see their local hospital now and five years down the road. ' The meeting is open to anyone interested. The con- sultant's report is available for review at the hospital and at the local library. «"I hope that we will have a good turnout"' said Edwar- ds. "41t is most important to hear from the people living in this community on how they want to see their f'fN>'r ~C, 2r 97 Mrs. Betty McCay seemed a littie bit warry of attendant Kelly Perry's activities last week. Vampires in Whitby? In reallty McCay was one of many donors wbo showed Up to give their precious blood at a clinie put on by the Whitby Red Cross at the Legion bail last week. Another clinic will be held on December 17. -Free Press Photo by Stephen Greeflaway TH-IS WEEK OINLY 1977 LTD 1l 2dr B3urgufldy interior, silver with burgufldy vinyl roof. 302 V-8, PIS, PIB, radio Lie. PFW 939 $2488 1975 CUTLASS SUPREME White with white vinyl roof and matching Interior. Oniy 57,578 miles, swlvel bucketl, AMIFM sterea cassette. BRADLEI 841 DUNDA, WHITBY OLDIE BUT fi GOODIE THIS WEEKSA-1 SPECIAL 64 COMET DR 'DR 6 cyl, 3 spoed, oniy 36,777 original miles. Lic. EEN 196 cert. $1285 I 1973 CHARGERU Bright blue metalllcî matchlng vinyl roof & interior, car looks like new. Wire wtieei covers, PIS, PIB, radio. Lic. H BC 293 Construction ipecial Sale Oct. 1 m10 fbel- LV1P QAK Interiors ...White Albert Street is in such a mess we have decided Io make it worth your' white to.drop in for some ver>' special savings on home furnishings, such as: Cooper Brothers TuxOdo Sofa.............................. Reg. '1899 Sale $1299 Cooper Brothers Love Seat ................................ Reg. 11299 Sale $699 Snyder Lawson Sofa....................................... Reg. Il699 Sale $89,9 Kessier Lawsofl Sofa ................... i.................. Reg. Il1199 Sale $699 Sofa Bed.................................................. Reg. sioçySale $859 Chaise Lounge......................................... Reg. $729Sale S8 Occasional Tables, Etageres, Curios.... 10-30% Lamps, AccessorieS, At..........10-40% ..and ai these prices how about a litile early Christmas fbe- LVLP LO4K Interiors 14 Albert St.,y Oshawa 576-4370 Mon-wed. 9:30.4:30 Saturday during Sale 10 a.m.-4p.m. ~U W F ORU U 6 OFFI OFF Shopping?1 -- - -- -- - --- y- - '19 3y Dadd. Ron Bradley f MOTORS ,S STREET WEST 668-1542 'N