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st tribune july 20 1994 p3 hospital doing more with less by julie caspersen staff reporter markham stouffville hospi tal is doing more for more peo ple with less money according to its senior staff there is more service to the community in a different way and a different setting hospi tal president marilyn bruner said the focus of a hospital makeover is to lessen the need for beds and concentrate on walkin treatment some of the planned time- conserving and spacesaving projects include q opening a 15bed day hos pital for seniors and physical ly disabled people to delay or prevent institutionalization it will be open mondays through fridays arranging the operating room schedule so very few sur gical beds are needed on the weekends theyll be as full as they can crime storage shed pilfered of 8000 in goods more than 8000 in loot was removed from a storage shed at a heron trail home between july 11 and 12 the culprits entered the shed by kicking in a wooden door and grabbed windows plywood and a gener ator be monday to friday bruner said discharges will be planned for the weekend this allows us to be very effi cient with staffing q cancelling all elective surgeries for four weeks a year in july august decem ber and march q having a 24hour stay in the motherbaby unit by this fall q reducing the number of inpatient psychiatric beds from 36 to 25 and starting an outpatient mental health ser vice for 10 to 15 patients to provide emergency care refer rals and links with communi ty support groups currently 25 of the 36 beds are open all planned renovations will cost 860000 to be funded by the hospital stephen foreman human resources director said hes identified 30 fulltime and 27 parttime people to be laid off although not all will lose their jobs were in all likelihood going to see 10 not relocate into other jobs and they should be able to find jobs here or else where with retraining the hospital board passed an operating budget of 48390161 for the 199495 year with a projected surplus of more than 400000 at the end of this operating year there are 201 beds open in the 245bed hospital trailridin mark harman blazes the trail for his son steven 9 at the honda ride centre in claremont on sat urday afternoon photosjoefjd witteveen stouffville no model for uxbridge correction in the weekender it was reported j eddie peck would be at the stouffville country barns on sunday the soap star will be at the barns july 24 the tribune regrets the error by tracy kibble staff reporter uxbridge residents dont want their rural town ontario community to model after the likes of whitchurch- stouffville states the results of a recent citizenorganized town hall meeting in the neighboring town according to 850 comments gathered from about 150 uxbridge residents last month regarding the future of their community the majority said they wouldnt want uxbridge to model after stouf fville and several other com munities dotted with what they deem as uncontrolled growth uxbridge should not be like markham stouffville or pickering subdivisions malls franchises and depart ments stores should be dis couraged results from the june 16 meeting indicate uxbridge residents consider their community to have a unique identity gained through the spirit of cooper ation and volunteerism uxbridge can be deemed to be the epitome of the best of smalltown rural ontario and fears uncontrolled growth stouffville being used as an example will ruin their lifestyle but mayor fran sainsbury said the comparison of stouf fville to pickering and markham is truly laughable and stated whitchurch-stouf- fville has just as much rural- town atmosphere as uxbridge sainsbury said the town has increased by 7000 people since york regions inception which proves her community has retained its smalltown atmosphere weve done nothing to be blown off the map and we havent lost our smalltown atmosphere people who buy homes here have pride of ownership and were a partic ipation community sains bury said 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