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wp 14 Scugog Citizen -- Tuasday, February 18, 190% Admit it! It's Ontario Hospital Admitting Week! The Ontario Hospital Admitting and Registration Association (OHARA) has designated February 17 10 21 1992 as Admitting Week. "WE ADMIT, WE CARE." During this week, the Admitting Department will be providing an inservice 10 all hospital employees, highlighting the Admitting Clerks responsibilities. The Admitting Department 'CARE' for all admis- of all patients. This includes approximately 1,545 Inpatients, 1,300 Day Surgery Patients, and 14,400 Emergency Patients. on the pan of the pauent and their families, staff shall promote an atmo- sphere of empathy and und visit 10 the hospital. Another very important card required by the Adi g D is the Health throughout the entire admitting and/or registrabion process. Duning the admission/registration process, perunent informauon is required in order 10 keep an up-lo- date, accurate, Central Patient Index (CPI) file, for every patient. This information includes: name, address, date of birth, ielephone number, health care number, family physician, and any known allergies. Upon dis charge, a blue (plastic) card is given 10 the patient which includes the ez Bh Ch My HS 4 above information and the Admitting ly accompanied by feel- gs of apprehension and insecurity -- Dep encourages all patients © provide thus card for any subsequent Pethick & McLaughlin Water Supply Clean, Cold, Beautiful Water Delivered to You $40.00 for 1,000 Gallons FAST ... SAME DAY DELIVERY Wells * Cisterns * Rinks * Pools * etc 24 HOUR SERVICE - OPEN 365 DAYS a YEAR Card which holds the 10-digit Health Care Number. As of July 1, 1991, all claims for Health Services were sub- mitted 10 the Ministry of Health using the patient's Health Number. If patents have not registered for this card, the admitiers encourage patients to please register through the Ministry of Health office. Please remember, that patients will not be denied services if they do not have a Health Care number. The Admitting Department at Community Memorial Hospital are proud to say that 'Admitters we are responsible for, our relation ship with other departments and about our staff Terri Martin (centre), Director of Health Records and Admitting, g Clerk Sue Ss Over with Ad (right) and Ruth Wilkins, Staff Education. See story for detalls. Borelians prepare lethal comedy FROM PAGE 10 duction. David has been acting for twenty years, but is best known to audiences for his work in Jitters, Nurse Jane Goes to Hawau, and in last year's comedy hit Cheaters. An 986-5225 433-7505 waves a --------} accomp d director, he has been at the helm of several fine produc- Reaching your new RRSP limit is easier HENRYOIRT1]e At CIBC, youcan reach your limit. We'll show you how to put more into your RRSP plan - and get more out. It may be your most important step towards a comfortable, secure retirement. 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Steve Foote has collected two Theatre Ontano awards for his act ing, as well as last year's THEA award for best actor for his poetic performance as Tom in The Glass Menagerie. He has portrayed a wade range of roles in the last few years including Buff in Death of a Salesman, Phil in Jiners, Reverend Hale in The Crucible, Raul in Extremities, and Count Dracula in The Passion of Dracula. His work as Jonathan reminds one of his comic talents, as well as his com manding presence on the stage. Jonathan dislikes to be reminded of his resemblance to Boris Karloff, and has been known to, . well, see the play It is always a treat 10 see Terry Hodgins back on the stage, this time out he's Teddy, the quite mad but harmless nephew who is con- vinced he is President Roosevelt Ray Porrill, a wonderful comic tal ent returns to stage as Mortimer the befuddled nephew trying to come FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE 10 grips with his aunts secret, and trying harder not 0 be his brother Jonathan's next vicum. Ray made his Borehan debut in last season's comedy Cheaters, and was recently seen as the nasty Cheever in The Crucible. His work as Morumer should catapult lum 10 the forefront of local actors As Morumer's love interest we have Lorramne Chiusolo who made a starhing debut as Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagene, which she followed with a hilan ous comedy turn in Same Time Next Year. Other cast members include Henry Schgardus, David Stone, John Stewart, Tony Brown, Michael Le Blanc, Marcus Keegan and Jim Yakenishyn. Arsenic and Old Lace should prove to the perfect cure for the winter blahs. Both very funny, and wildly entertaining, it looks as though the Borelians have hit the mark again The play opens February 27.28, 29 and March 56,7, at the Town Hall. Tickets are available at Irwin Smith Music for ten dollars each or by calling 985-0611 to reserve seats. As always there will be a few tickets at the door. Don't miss it!!! Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Arnold are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their eldest daughter Cynthia Louise Arnold to Allen Norman James Tilling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tilling. oa Ta ai Wedding to take place June 27th, 1992 at 6:00 PM at the Port Perry United Church. aS We invite all dtizens of Scugog to submit photographs and Information for this space, "Pamily Matters", free of charge, to mark these special events: First Birthdays for children; 25th, (Please keep copy 10 fifty words or less). Wedding Announcements will also be published, free of charge, photograph with a submitted and copy of 100 words or less. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE "SCUGOG CITIZEN" at 985-NEWS (985-6397) or drop into our office at 36 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario 191 1)2