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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1980, WIIITBY FREE PRESS Board wants no change in rote for Ruddy Hospital At its annual meeting iast week, the board of gover- nors of Whitby's Dr. J. 0. Ruddy General Hospital reaffirnied iLs opposition to a proposai, that would see the facility used as thje basis for the redevelopment of the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. The board passed a motion at the meeting committing itself to "'make every effort" to keep the hospital as a primary health care facility. The board's action is the strongest responce yet to a report prepared for the Fl9ht Th.em Al Heart Attack, Stroke q High Blood Pressure HeIp ouf Hew(t... HeIp you Heort Fund ~ i125TH ANNIVERSARY 1855-1980 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY TOWN OF WHITBY MUNICIPAL OFFICES C LO0SE D DOMI1NI1ON DAY - TU ESDAY, J UJ.Y 1 ST, 1980 garbage collection Garbage whlch would normally be plcked Up on Tuesday, JuIy lst, wIII be collected on Wednesday, JuIy 2nd, 1980. Durham Region District Health Council by the con- sultanting firm of Peat, Marwick and Partners who recommended that the hospital be converted for psychiatric use. Whitby Town Counil's representative on the board, North Ward Coucillor Bob Carson said that they have been in touch with Ontario Minister of Health Dennis Timbreli and have been told thn't he has no intention of changing the hospital's role Timbreil told the Ontariç, Legisiature recently that h . had no intention of changirg Ruddy's role. "The board is trying to play the issue 10w key right now because they have received assurances forrn the minister," Carson said. Since the consultant's report was made public in March, Carson said that let- ters of support have been pouring in from Whitby residents. "They have received about 165 letters fromn residents offereing their support and about 3,000 names on petitions," he said. In their report, the con- sultants dlaim that the hospital is underuseci and expensive. It is also not meeting the need for chronic care in the area, Peat, Marwick and Partners said. The report said that the conversion of the presently YOU DON'T PAY FOR YOUR MISTAKES cit j M.B.M. PHOTOGRAPHY When you brrng in a roll of film to be prooessed, we charge you ONLY FOR THE PRINTS THAT COME OUT 'WeII also be there to give you friendîy, profess-ional advice (if you want it) and thow you wbere you made your mistake. Ml.B.M. -'The Fr1 endly Pro fessionals M.BDM. PHOTOGRAPHY 131 BROC K STREET NORTH WHITBY 668-6111 QUALIk 1 BENJAM IN PROCESSING DOUE ~LJFILM LABORATORIES LTD. Mon, Wed, 9 bThurs, Fri, 9 - 8;Sât 0-5 S125TH ANNIVERSARY Il55-1980 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY WHITBY TRANSIT DOMINION DAY .JULYI1st, 1980 The Wh itby Transit System wilII fot be in operation on Tuesday, J uly 1lst, 1980 because of the hol iday. The Transit System-wIIl be operating on Monday, June 3th, 1980 and will resume normal operations on Wednesday, July 2nd, 1980. We regret any inconvenience that may be caused by this ac- tion. R. A. KUWAHARA, P. ENG.. DIRECTOR 0F PUBLIC WORKS. chronic care unit would cost about $M8,000 and an operating cost increase of approximateiy $1.2 million. 0f Ruddy's 100 beds, only 65 are in current, Ministry of Health approved, use. 0f these, the hospital is ex- periencing an occupancy rate of 75 per cent or about 49 patients a day. Camp places There are stili places available for this summer's Christmas Seal Day Camp at Camp Samac, Oshawa. The facility is offered to children between five and nine years who have asthma or other recurrent respiratory problems, and will operate weekdays bet- ween Monday, July 7 and Friday, July 18. Children with breathing problems frequently miss many ordinary childhood pleasures, and the main ob- jective of the Christmas Seal Day Camp is to demonstrate tha, with only a iittle extra care, such children can par- ticipate as fully in active summer past times as any Bryant- Sherwi On June 7, 1980 at the Bible Christian Chapel, Greenwood, Ruth Anne Bryant, daughter of Wesley and Helen Bryant of Whitby was married to Brian Douglas Sherwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hebert Sherwin of Scarborough. The Sherwýins then honeymooned in Northern Ontario before taking up residence in Pickering. Ail the usual activities, associated with camping will be offered under the supervision of three camp staff and a registered nurse- -cookouts, nature trails, water sports, country crafts ELEGANTLY FEMININE 13ounce into summer with plenty of time ~ on your hands and flair in your hair! See us right now for a special styling session that wilI give you an easy summertime! Make an appoint- ment today! LA CONTESSA BEAUTY LOUNGE 119 Green Street 668»9262 Thursday, July 17, will ail be included in this camp ex- perience, offered entirely free of charge as another "Christmas Seal Service". For more information and registration forms cali Durham Region Lung Association at 723-3151, as soon as possible. BHS meets tonight The Brooklin Hor- ticultural Society will teature roses at ils June 25 meeting. Audrey Meiklejohn from the Canadian Rose Society will instruct us on Growing & Arranging the Rose. A Rose Show reflecting our success with these classie beauties wili season the evening with perfume & colour. Everyone is weicome at our meetings which are held at thp Brooklin United Chur- ch at 8 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month. -----WATERf BEDS. UNLM UTIDE1 Whosel&ilReail Ditrbution of Waterbeds il Accusons. Discountf 1For AULm*idsni on presentitin of tMis&d. A Com plte c hstrfeId and chair , t as shown. Folds out to "9e Other Mod.I8 ovellobis B. 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