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=5 Trinity Anglican Church Women held their 19th an nual nearlynew sale this week at the church hall on Collier Street Organizers 6The Barrie Examiner Thursday October I976 began setting up the sale Monday and today Wed nesday was the final day for shoppers to pick up bargains Displaying some of the items for sale are left Gertrude Cox Patricia Trapnell and Ethel Hare Examiner Photo Work with longterm patients outlined at auxiliary meeting By ROSEANNE MCCABE Examiner Staff Reporter Longterm patients at Royal Victoria Hospital are enjoying updated facilities and programs in the rehabilitation ward thanks to hard working committee Rennee Phillipps supervisor for the rehab ward spoke Tuesday to about 40 members of the Royal Victoria Hospital auxiliary Chronic patients and the elderly have become the focus of attention in medical fields Mrs Phillips said This is result of improved medicine and an increasing over65 population The need for better facilities in wards for these patients has really come to the fore Most hospitals are aware of the need she said is longsterm patient is someone who requires more than three months hospital care suffering from strokes or motor vehicle accident These people are rehabilitated by oc cupational therapy physiotherapy or speech therapy Mrs Phillips said The rehabilitation ward at RVH has 40 beds There are 14 registered nurses and 12 registered nursing assistants Committee members working on changes for the ward hope to include reality orientational therapy program to keep the person in touch with reality Mrs Phillips said This program which is used at Grove Park Home will be the topic of workshop in Novem ber at the University of Toron to Mrs Phillips said some it RENEE PHILLIPS committee members hope to at tend the workshop and in turn teach all staffers working with rehab patients the basics of reality orientational therapy shesaid For the program to work everyone from the cleaning lady to the nursing staff must be aware that Mrs Jones must be corrected when she thinks her husband is with her when he died four years ago she said Those on the committee in clude Dr Bruce Henry chair man Mrs Phillips Chris Page physiotherapist Rev Donald Peake hospital chaplain Willow Kneeshaw auxiliary member and Mrs Wigley RNA The committee is also im proving the physical ap pearance of the ward Mrs Phillips said They plan to hang wall murals and art by local ar tists Time is set aside for three times week where patients gather for group therapy sessions singssongs exercises and an opportunity to get acquainted Films will be shown the first Wednesday of every month with bingo on the remaining Wednesdays An adoptapatient program is also planned for those patien tswithoutrelatives Other programs include music entertainment from local choirs community outings and gardening Public clinics planned for flu immunization The Simcoe County Health Unit is preparing to immunize people 65 years of age or over and adults with chronic con ditions against both swine and Victoria influenza Because the swine influenza virus has not appeared in the world since the outbreak in New Jersey in February 1976 the provinces mass im munization has been delayed However this year double vaccine will be given to persons who normally should receive flu vaccine The vaccine will be available late in October through to December to health units only The local health unit is already consulting with doctors to determine who should receive the vaccme Public clinic for these and all persons over 65 years of age will take place from mid November on in about 12 locations in the county Dates and locations will be announced later According to Dr Nancy Arm brust director of the health unitA Victoria influenza oc curred in the northern hemisphere in late winter and well on into spring of this year It is still present in some parts of the world and will no doubt reappear in Ontario and Simcoe County during the coming winter she said Last year there was less flu than usual in Simcoe County and therefore many of us could be victims of this virus Dr Armbrust said For this reason strongly recommend that those who are eligible for the double vaccine take the opportunity to be protected The chronic conditions which make people more susceptible to influenza are chest heart kidney conditions diabetes an dimmobilization partial or complete in wheelchair or bed Dr Armbrust said the general public can best avoid influenza by maintaining good health habits in relation to diet physical activity and sleep She also warned people to prevent spreading the virus by staying at home when they first feelanillness comingon PEOPLE AND PLACES Mr and Mrs William Ross of Ballymena northern Ireland returned home last week after threeweek visit with Mr and Mrs McWhirtes of Barrie Mrs Hutchinson Toronto and cousins Mr and Mrs George Carleton of Kemptville They visited the parliament buildings and Niagara Falls Mr and Mrs William Car ruthers of Stratford and Mr and Mrs Turner of Thorn dale spent the weekend with friends in Barrie and Stayner and attended centennial ser vices in the Sunnidale Corners Presbyterian Church Central United Church women will hold their Christmas Carousel formerly known as the annual bazaar and luncheon Nov 13 at the church Conveners are Mrs Helen Beckett Mrs Mary Jory and Mrs Norma Marcellus Cathy Douglas 12 looks through records at garage sale on Castle Drive in Bar rie sponsored by the May Court Club The sale was to HARVEST DANCE The OptiMrs Club of Barrie is holding Harvest Moon Dan ce Oct 23 from pm to am at the Embassy Hall Music will be provided by Jack Tier nay Tickets costing $15 per couple are available at Cholkan and Co Insurance Of fice 10 Collier St Barrie or by calling 7289921 EUCIIRE Progressive euchre is held Monday from 130 to pm the first Monday of every month at Parkview Centre for Senior Citizens FREE CONCERT free concert featuring the Carleton Showband is planned for senior citizens Oct 24 at Georgian College Seniors needing ride to the concert or volunteers with rides to offer may call Parkview Centre 737 0755 sit IOKS THROUGH RECORDS raise money for club pro jects such as helping out the hildrcns Aid Society and the John Bosco Residence Examiner Photo Greenwoods October Sale Storewide ENGLISH CONVERSATION An English conversation group meets Saturday morning from 10 am to noon at the Barrie Public Library Mulcaster Street Information may be obtained by telephoning 72810l0 SCHOOLTOMMENCEMENT Commencement exercises for graduates of Barrie North Col legiate will be held Oct 22 at pm in the school auditorium reception will be held in the school cafeteria following the formal presentation PHOTOGRAPHS The Barrie Public Library now has display of photographs showing the art of the Byzantine Empire At the library until Oct 24 the exhibi tion includes pictures of the Cathedral of St Sophia mosaics from Ravenna delicate ivory carvings and decorative metal work RUMMAGE SALE The Womens Association of the Essa road Presbyterian Church is sponsoring rum mage sale in the church hall Saturday Oct 16 from to 11 30am Anyone with articles to donate can call 7266262 or 7268810 for pickup RETURN FROM CONVENTION David Johnson Mrs Ruby Drake Mrs Ellen Heikkila Mrs Elaine Harmsen and Mrs Joan Walker have returned from threeday convention held by the Ontario Association of Homes for the Aged The five on the staff of Grove Park Home attended several seminars at the convention BAZAAR DATE The Grove Park Home an nual Christmas Sale will be held on Nov 24 Donations for the sale will be welcomed year Wells for the Third World as many as possible are the goal of the Toronto con ference of United Church Womens 197677 mission project Looking over model well at Mondays executive meeting of the Musician finds time for hobby GOAL IS WELLS FOR TH ET UCWs Simcoe presbyterial held at Cookstown United Church are Jean Kell of Gilford left first vice president of the Presbyterial Nellie Bell Nottawa chairman for HIRD WORLD citizenship and social con cerns who organized Mon days program Phyllis Fox croft Barrie presbyterial president and Dorothy Scott of Minesing second vice president Examiner photo of performing with Huronia This week is Symphony Week in Barrie honoring the Huronia Symphony Orchestra Four programs are planned The first family concert Nov 17 at Central Collegiate will be presentation of Peter and the Wolf simple Systematlc way to save great way to save is to buy Canada Savings Bonds And great place to buy them is where you work Once you join the Payroll Savings Plan your bonds will be paid for by automatic deductions from your pay Its that simple 30¢aday= $100 30¢hcrc 306 there it all adds up Ior just 30¢ day you can buy it 5100 Canada Savings Bond on the Payroll The second baroque con cert will be presented Feb 20 at Georgian College The third Night At The Theatre will be presented Mar ch 23 at Central Collegiate It will feature popular music from 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Vice president Mary Ellen Bokesch treasurer and Rick Hubbert is the alternate Huronia Snowmobile Association voting delegate Nancy Edmonstone Jim Gray and June Gray are on the soc1al committee Mary Halstern is chairman of the committee Members of the ways and means committee are Eleanor Richards Mike Bokesch and Jack Taylor and Win Taylor At the meeting members voted to raise family fees from $15 to$20 Single fees are $15 The first dance of the season will be held Oct 23 at Stroud Community Centre costing $10 for nonsmembers For in formation call Mary Halstern at 7269345 The next meeting will be held Oct 28 at pm at Grenville Hall Dick Boswell principal of Allandale Heights public school said these nights tend to be lowkeyed informal gatherings think all schools hold one of these nights in the fall he said It is an opportunity for parents and teachers to put names and faces together and this is valuable in future com munications Mr Boswell said the meeting also provides an opportunity 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