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Page'10 —'Halton Hilly This ‘Week; ‘Saturday, November 13; 1993 2 A‘ By Lorraine Wilson Special to HHTW Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital has devel- Oped a program that goes beyond addressing simply the medical needs of the commu- ~ nity, Now in its second year, the memorial service ‘A Time to Remember’ is designed to give members of the commu- nity an Opportunity to honor the memory of.loved ones | OR THE CONVENIENCE OF MEMBERS THE MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL FORM BELOW MAY BE RETURNED TO THE MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN ILLS YDRO Tovassap OF ERAMOSA —j]—] = Fo TOWN CF MLToN Time to Remember’ lost loved o who have . died at Georgetown Hospital. The next “Time to Remember’ ceremony will be held Thursday from 12:15 to 1:15 P.m. in the hospital board- Toom. According to Eunice McGowan, head of Social Work at the hospital, “Providing medical services is one aspect of meeting the health care needs of our com- munity. We also recognize the important role Spiritual and emotional well-being. has in our health, “Through our memorial service, Georgetown hospital ‘gives individuals the chance to not only share their feel- ings with Caring and under- Standing relatives and friends, but allows them to mourn - a key factor in the healing Process,” McGowan outlines, While the loss is difficult for family. and friends of the deceased, hospital staff grieve as well. “Medical per- sonnel develop a close rela- tionship with Patients and their families. As a result, this ‘Time to Remember’ memor- ial service enables our staff to lend support to each other,” says McGowan. memorial service is a joint effort of the institution’s pecial ceremony Pastoral Care and Social ork Services and is similar to others held regularly in hospitals throughout North America, For further information on the upcoming ‘Time to Remember’ ceremony, please contact Georgetown hospi- tal’s Patient Services at 873- 0111, Ext. 294, The hospital’s mission is: as your health care Partner, we will enhance the quality of life in our community. ALTON ca f : ie 4 -—-— i oo) > Lope RAVINE LOT TOWNHOUSE Overlooks river val- ley. End unit with garage, walkout from basement. Master has. ensuite. Call Doug Meal’, NATI REAL Es DOUG MEAL ®: 873-0300 United Church Women member Betty Pickup created some innovative gift ideas ma le from work gloves which she was selling last Saturday at the St, Andrew’s United Church Christmas Bazaar in Georgetown. photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW NOTICE OF POWER OUTAGE Dear Customer: Halton Hills Hydro requires a power Outage to your area on Sunday, November 14, 1993 from approximately 4 am to 7 am. This outage is Tequired to change a hydro pole which was broken due to a vehicle accident. In case of inclement weather, the 21, 1993 at the same times. ” Halton Hills Hydro thanks you in advance for Coping with the inconvenience, Service | outage will be rescheduled for Sunday, Noveriber Yours Truly, Towns nr OF ENN Halton Hills Hydro Electric Commission Sunday November 14, 1993 4:00 - 7:00 a.m. Area: 17th Sideroad N. to 32 Sideroad Townline E. to Winston Churchill. Includes Glen Williams and Rural Areas. Does NOT include Acton or Georgetown 41920 #1 _13000_ a5} bi 11920. TOWN CS caLscon 41600__ ¢ t sce Wa