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SRT ' 5 4 3 Wo 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 26, 1983 Nurses make difference in health care system "Our health care "system would gollapse without the professional care delivered by the 65,000 registered nuses now working in Ontario. Nurses are constantly re- quired to make indepen- dent judgements based on sound knowledge and experience" said Bonnie Mills, chairperson of Nurses' Week Commit- tee of the Port Perry Hospital. The cemmittee is composed of nurses from the hospital who are planning special ac- tivities to mark Nurses' Week, May 1 to 7. "The Ontario health care system is possibly one of the best in the world and nurses are proud to make a con- tribution to the maintenance of these high standards" said Mrs. Mills. The annual Nurses' Week activities are an opportunity for the nurs- ing profession ta educate the public about the con- tribution of nurses to the welfare of the community. "We want to set aside this one special week in the year to talk to the community to remind everyone that constant caring of nurses is back- ed up by professional training and skills' said Mrs. Mills. Part of Nurses' Wegk activities will include blood pressure clinics where the people of Port Bring this Co for a Bonus HeoA Perry can have their blood pressures taken free of charge. There will also be an Information Booth set up in the IGA, where free literature will be available. Please come out and participate in these. various activities and help the nurses of Port Perry make Nurses' Week 1983 a big suCcess. Also for all nurses in the Port Perry area there is going to be a tea on Friday, May 6 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Anglican Church Hall. There will be a display of uniforms available for purchasing along with fun and refreshments. oF AB ead Our (2) 8x10's (2) 5x7's Bonus Plush Toy is a high quality soft-stuffed animal made of - the finest plush fiber - just the right size for your little one. Package includes: mn = "12.95 ! Total Package Price [| Nurses Week starts May 1. Bonnie Mills is chairperson of the committee at Port Perry Hospital which has organized several events during this week to focus public attention on the work done by the almost 60,000 registered nurses in this province. Don't forget next practise The April meeting of the Fidelis Unit of Greenbank U.C.W. was held at the home of Muriel Gibson on the evening of April 6th. The meeting began with a - short choir practice in preparation for the U.C.W. church service on--May-1st. (Ladies please remember our next practice to be held on Wed. April 27th at 8 p.m. in the church. Helen Thomson, Muriel Gibson and Ellie Speck led the group in the devotional part of the meeting which began with thoughts on the topic read by Helen Thomson followed by the singing of the hymn '"'Bread of Heaven". After the reading of scripture and a prayer, Ellie Speck sang a beau- tiful solo, "How Firm a Foundation". Several readings on the theme "Dedication and Per- serverance" were given and the hymn "Lead On -Oh King Eternal" con- cluded the worship service. -- Our president, Mary Jean Till 'then chaired the business meetin which began with al reciting the U.C.W. pur- pose in unison. Follow- ing the Secretary and Treasurers reports we were told that 8 new choir gowns had arrived, then Helen Thomson gave her report on the U.C.W. Presbyterial Annual . meeting which was held recently at Bobcaygeon - this years theme was [= Ndi AT PISS SPE ENS Oil or electric heating option offered Homeowners with oil forced-air furnaces can convert to a combination electric-oil heating system under a new pro- gram developed by On- tario Hydro and municipal utility groups. The program is design- ed, to help customers save money on their heating bills. An electric heater, installed in the main air duct (plenum) of the furnace, heats the house in all but the col- dest weather, when the oil burner cuts in.. ys This dual heating system, using a 9 kilowatt electric plenum heater, is worth about $1,040. Customers who use the system to reduce their oil consumption by at least 50 per cent will be eligi- ble for a $520 taxable grant under the Cana- dian Oil Substitution Pro- gram (COSP). Ontario Hydro and participating utilities will cover the $200 cost of preservice checks and electrical in- spection. Final cost to the customer is approx- imately $320, before tax. bank on May 12th; the Spring Sale at Green- "Roots and Routes". bank Hall on May 14th We are asked to at which time the remember the following U.C.W. will have a table coming events: the Port Perry Hospital Spring Fair on April 30th - don- ations of baked goods and help needed; our "U.C.W. church service on May 1st; Regional Rally'meeting at Gfeen- to sell donated articles. Another shipment of - church plates has been ordered __The evenings fellow- ship concluded after a - delicious lunch served by the April group. 399° per month [ett de bbb LL LL DL EDD PP CLL TT (10) Wallets (95¢€ Deposit) No additional charge for groups. Additional portraits, and special effects portraiture, if available, may be purchased at reasonable prices in addition to package shown. Poses our selection. Satisfacti d or deposit cheerfully refunded. 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