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-~ CIRCLE TAXI 128 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY, ONT. 668-666 24 HRS. Vol. 4, No. 29 WEDNESDAY, JULY 24th, 1974 COUNTY TOWN CARNIVAL EDITION WHA Makes Great Contribution To Effective Coronary The Women's Hospital division of Hoffman-LaRoche Auxiliary of the Doctor Jos- Company Limited, a well- eph 0. Ruddy General Hos- known drug firm. The equip- pital have purchased equip- ment and training program ment and will start a course were purchased at a cost of of instruction which will be $6,500.00. used to train staff working The system co-ordînates in the Coronary Care Unit. a number of different educa- The total package is referred tional techniques - each of to as Multi-Media Instruction which is best able to com- System. The Multi-Media municate a certain portion Instruction System is a new of the teaching program, approach for development of yet all forming a total and training programs for nurses integrated teaching system. who work in the Coronary .he equipment uses mo- Care Unit. It is marketed tion pictures, sound film by ROCOM, a new health strips, audio tapes and texts. education and information These can be supplemented Care Unit by lectures, demonstrations, discussions, case histories, presentations and discussion of clinical experience. The individual components of the system are integrated and inter-related in such a way that one rein forces another to increase the efficiency of the learning process. At the end of the course, a series of objective questions tests the stident's knowledge of the subject material. The instructional material is developed around a curric- ulum it uses widely varied subject material as a "core" around which an entirebud. ucationai program is built for varnous groups of students with related general interests but divergent specific interests. The basic subjects pro. vide general knowledge of value to the nurse who will be working in the coronary care unit. Other material im- parts specific knowledge re- lated to certain other groups. Thus parts of the course can be used for training of sur- gical, medical, emergency & recovery room nurses. Other groups such as registered nur- ses assistants, ECG technic- ians, may also participate in certain parts of'the training program. There are additional series of teaching programs which have been developed and can be added at a later date. These include: 1. Basics in health care 2. Nurses aid, orderly & attendant series 3. Housekeeping personnel series 4. Food service employee series Other series are in the developmental stage and will cover the newest and-most worthwhile developments in communication, education and management systems to both medical and para- medical groups as well as administration. Carnival Queen Contestants 10 CENTS Lynca MacDonald, 13, of Athol St. Lynda and Betty Recreation Department's 300 children from 15 super- ing from a sac race to 308 St. John St. E., is the received lots of help and "Opympic Day", but the girls vised Whitby parks attended seven legged race. girl holding the 'wheelbarrow' muchadvice from their en- could only muster a third in Peel Park Thursday for an Free Press Photo - Betty Damstra, 12, of 600 thused friends at the Whitby the wheelbarrow race. About afternoon of activities rang- L: SEE PAGE 5 Ed Broadbent House Leader Ed Broadbent, MP for Oshawa-Whitby, was appoin- ted the interim house leader at a New Democratic Party caucus last Wednesday after- noon. NDP leader David Lewis, who suffered defeat in his York South riding July 8, will retire, but will continue as party leader until the next leadership convention slated for next July in Montreal. Bradshaw Awarded John Bradshaw, one of Canada's outstanding garden columnists, received the nur- sery industry's highest tri- bute when he was presented with the Garden Writer's Aw- ard by the American Associa- tion of Nurseryman. The presentation took place at the keynote luncheon in the Four Seasons Sheraton Ho- tel, Toronto, during the Association's 99th annual convention there last week. Mr. Bradshaw conducts his own gardenprogram on Radio Station CFRB, Toronto, is gardèn editor of the Toronto Sun, Whitby Free Press col- umnist and is editor of John Bradshaw's Lawn and Gar- den Guide which is distribu- ted free to home gardeners by the Lawn and Garden Section of Canadian Indus- tries Limited. In presenting the coveted award to Bradshaw, AAN president Harold S. Craw- ford, Ottawa, Kansas, praised the garden writer and broad- caster for his outstanding contributions to popular gar- dening and for increasing the public's understanding and environmental plants and landscape beautification. INSIDE Nuclear Plant .............. Page 2 Anderion Scholars..>.. Page-- 3 Bird's Eye View .......... Page 4 Pumllout Section ........... Page 5 Sports .............è... Page 13 Music Winners .......Page 15 Starscope.............. Page 15 Emnporiurm .........Page 16 1 IF IR [E IE 'P - IR