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pe LN 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 2 1986 (From page 1) hospital and the reason they had not been reviewed by the physicians is because the Medical Advisory Com- mittee has not been meeting in re- cent weeks. OTHER BUSINESS In other busines at the annual meeting, the reports tabled show that financially, the operation of the hospital appears to be sound. The operating deficit for the year ending DRAW March 31, 1986 was $3,353 compared with a $69,000 deficit the previous year. The total budget for the hospital last year was $3.6 million, with 89 per cent of this money coming from the Ontario § overnment insurance plan. g : The reports show that virtually all departments at the hospital reported an increase in activities in 1985-86 over the previous year. The 4 presented by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce Thurs., July 10th Port Perry High School Auditorium (Enter via south covered bus entrance) " Doors Open to Public ....................... 6:30 p.m. Local Entertainment ............. 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. | FOLLOWED BY "LIVE WINTARIO DRAW" ADMISSION BY TICKET* ONLY - $5.00 person * includes "FREE Wintario Ticket" * and chance to win "Trip for Two to Bahamas (sponsored by Nonquon Travel, Port Perry and Bahamas Tourist Office, Toronto) SHOW TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Stedmans, Port Perry IGA, & Port Perry Star SUMMER * 1 pleceofchicken, frenchirlesandregular | coke $1.99 * 2 pleces of chicken, frenchfriesandregular | coke $2.99 | * 3 pleces of chicken, french fries and regular coke $3.99 e 4 plecesof chicken: french fries and regular coke * 9pleces of chicken, including family sized fries, 2 mediumsized salads of your choice, 750 mi coke 70.99 Plus deposit * 15 pleces of chicken, including 2 medium fries, 3mediumsized 4 salads of your choice, 750 micoke $15.99 = Plus Oeposit fried chicken 136 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 985-9009 MEAL DEALS Pd umber of minor and major opera- tions was down from 742 to 717, while the number of patient days declined from 14,258 to 13,565. There were 152 births at the hospital, four more than the previns year. Emergency visits, day surgery, x- rays, lab tests, physiotherapy ap- pointments and overall admissions all increased over the previous year. In their annual report, ad- ministrator David Brown and Hospital Board chairman Dave Muir, noted the increase in ac- tivities in most departments. They also praised the efforts of the adult volunteers and Teen Volunteers who work at the hospital. The 43 adult volunteers put in 2800 hours of work last year, while the 18 Teen Volunteers contributed 1376 hours of volunteer work. } Mr. Brown said for the second _ time, the hospital has been granted a three-year accreditation and he praised the efforts of the staff and department heads in making this possible. - The meeting concluded with the presentation of numerous pins and bars to volunteers-who work at the hospital. Their names are as follows: i TEEN VOLUNTEERS Tally Cohoon - 150 hrs. Pin & Stripe, Nancy Green - 100 hrs. - Cap, Kathy Honey - 100 hrs. - Cap, Michelle Kiezebrink - 350 hrs. 2nd Bar, Tara McDonald - 150 hrs. - Stripe & Pin, Cheryl Martin - 150 hrs. Stripe & Pin, Marilyn Moore - 250 hrs. - 1st Bar, Jill Parry - 150 hrs. Stripe & Pin, Laura Taylor - 150 hrs. - Stripe & Pin - 250 hrs. - Bar, Lisa Vanschagen - 100 hrs. - Cap, Lien Parkesand Dantzerart on display Paintings of Sheila Dantzer and Leslie A. Parkes are included in the current Members '86 Juried Exhibi- tion which opened last weekend at the Station Gallery in Whitby. Of the 43 works, which were selected for the show, juror John Silverstein commented: ""...to push oneself as an artist in new directions and to new limits, is the real challenge. It is a challenge that has been well met ~ in this exhibition." The show is sponsored by Whitby Arts Incorporated and the Ontario _ Arts Council: It continues to July 27th. CHESTERFIELD SUITES - LOVE SEATS ~ SECTIONALS - MATTRESSES -- A Large Selection -- LESS THAN McKEEN FURNITURE 524 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa - 725-5181 Real or Artificial Purchase or Rental For Weddings - Showers All Special Occasions! Our Wedding Gallery is Open By Appt. A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY AMFORDABLY PRICED THERESIA'S CARE DECORATING -- FOR ALL OCCASIONS -- BLACKSTOCK 986-3509 Pal Connell - 150 hrs. - Pin & Stripe, ADULT VOLUNTEERS One bar was presented to the following: Joan Aldred, Joan Barkley, Bar- bara Brown, Ann Currie, Minnie De- Jong, Margaret Demeia, Virgina Elson, Louise Hartney, Vera Hazlehurst, Gillian Henry, Doris Doctors, hospital effected by Bill 94 , Hollinger, Gerry McCammond, ' Jayne Parry, Enid Puckrin, Ursula Tomkiewicy, Helen Watson, Cy Watson, Isobel Wilson, Joan Cowdy, Irene Carter - 1000 hr. Pin, Lynda Honey - 1000 hr. Pin, Gail Malcalm « 2nd Chevron, Norma Kenny - 1st Chevron, Thelma McCreight - 2500 hr. Pin. Pint-sized Hilary Nolan, 6, was' the proud. recipient of the Dereck Saunders Memorial Award for the top French Immersion kindergarten student at Watch for ... 'CHRISTMAS in JULY!" at . CONWAY sponsored by - "Scugog Chamber of Commerce THE 'Garnadtar' Crit .| EXOTIC. DRINK CHALLENGE See Port Perry's bartenders mix it up at EMIEL's PLACE on Queen Street Thursday, July 3 ... 8:00 p.m. A panel of judges will choose the official cocktail of CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL DAYS, created by resi- dent mixologists.Everyone welcome. COME WATCH THE BATTLE OF THE SWIZZLESTICES! Cah ae