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Whltby Fm Pree, Wecfresday, JuIy 31, 1996,Pag. 5 Director ýhired to develop info Sytein for hospitals. TLi~. ~ J1- -- . . .p mna/US&&U UrqptaLUL (VOfluy announced the joint appointment of Ray Briggs to the newly created position of regional director, information Bysteins. Briggs will be responsible for, leading the development of an Whiltby r*esidents join Model T tour Jack and Joan Free of Whitby recently attended the annuel tour of the Model T Club International in Lexington, Kentucky.- Each year the tour is held in a different area and sponsored by the. local chapter of the Model T Club. <The 1996 tour, hosted by the Ohio Valley of Kentucky, attracted il Model T cars from ,Ontario and 290 U.S. antique automoébiles. Participants visited local attractions including Kentucky Park, Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill, and took daily drivesý to the historic towns of Cynthiana, Georgetown and Midway. The Frees drove. their 19g21 Touring Model T. The longe trtip was 135 miles to Frankfort to see the rolling hbis of Bluegrasa country. integrateca information system to provide health care professionals with acces. to, computerized patient information acrose Durham Region. Other community heàlth car. pariners, physician offices and the Whitby Mental Health Centre also are considering being linked to the System. I In announcing the successful candidate, Tom Schonberg, president of Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville and chair of the Hospital, Council's advisory, c mieson information systeme, said -Ray Briggs brings extensive experience in computer software and hardware to tbis new position which will be invaluable to the carol' hospitals in this ambitious i.ihâtive. "For the past two years, Briggs ha. been director, information systems at bath the. Ajax and Pickering General Hospital and Mémorial Hospital, Bowmanville. w His prior experience of more than 20 years ini infqrmation services includes management positions at St. Joseph's Health Centre in Toronto and Providence Villa in Scarborough. Brigg's first major responsibility is to establish the combined staff organization to support the integrated information msvice. 1 We are fortunate to have a talented and dedicated group of information professionals in the SKINO CARE REFLEXOLOGY s ELECTROLYSIS e FACIALS e MAKEUP MANICURES a PEDICURES e WAXING - GIFT CERTIFICATES. Durham hospitals to stan with, and others of equal calibre will need to be added," ho says. The regional information system is the firet ohared service. to be developed by Durham hospitals since the Durham Region District Health Council's acute cmastudy. Other areas currently beingjointly considered by Durham- hospitalis are laboratory, laundry, dietary -and matorials management. The regionallzation of the shared service wÎillb. guided by the human* resources principles formulatod earlior ibis year by the acute 'car. implementation commtto., of the district health coundil. 325 i-lopkins St., Whitby Li N 2C1 668-2252 * 686-1853 I -MBTE & VEs Valentino's welcomes back Heidi &,Debra to Our team with gret entliusiasm., Heidi. now a mother of two, who brings 10 years experience, originally wvorked and trained at Vidai Sassoon Salon. She brings also lier awad wining talents as a master hairstylist and educator. Dehra. also *returning after having lier-second child, brings 13 years of knowledge and expertise as a colour technician and educator. Debra has a iiatural eye for haircolour. specializing'in colour makeovers and multi-colour oili highlights, etc... Cailfor courtes«v consultatioh oraâppointnient 210 BROCK ST. S, WHVIITBY, ONTARIO (905)ffi po e us,îry u party platters n fcurenéspe ...seks Bonles Sta E 39 l."88 g Sue Sfr.4.e 425l.S93 g oeiCoe a 8C10g 10 u i rve hty( m .o onrs> 6-48 See us forui ou - - i 9 ,MTi. - à1zz m j o ~1 o E -I party plalier needsl Ir-%- -- . -- Au- - - - - - --- -- - - -