Al6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, February 7, 1990

Krause
named to
hospital
position

Joyce Krause, a long-time

resident of Terrace and a.

registered nurse, has been
named Director of Patient Ser-
vices for Mills Memorial

March 19,

Krause was chosen to replace
Shirley Bentley, who left the
post Jan. 5 for an administrative
job with a continuing care facili-
ty in Victoria. Bentley had
more than a decade of service
with Mills Memorial, during
which time she filled in as in-
terim chief administrator for the
hospital on a number of occa-
sions, often for extended
periods,

Krause has worked previously
at Mills Memorial as a general
duty nurse, operating room
nurse, and head nurse in the
pediatrics ward. Her ad-
ministrative experience includes
a stint as executive director for
the Terrace Child Development
’ Centre, chairman for the School
District 88 board of trustees,
and nursing assessor and case
manager for the Skeena Health
Unit continuing care division.
- As director of patient. services

for the hospital, she will be

responsible for overseeing nurs-
ing functions and participating
in senior management decisions.

Hospital
Michael Leisinger said in a pre-
pared statement last week,
‘Mrs. Krause brings demon-
strated administrative and ex-
ecutive skills combined with a
degree in nursing, knowledge of
the community, knowledge of
Mills Memorial Hospital, famili-
arity with Terraceview Lodge,
along with indepth fluency in the
issues and concerns of acute and
continuing care.”

Howe Creek
trail work
may begin

A firm answer won't be
available until next week, but if
a budget recommendation sub-
mitted by Terrace Superinten-
dent of Parks and Recreation,
Steve Scott, is approved by city
council, work on the Howe
Creek trail could begin this year.

Scott says he has asked that
council include $10,000 in his
1990 budget far an overall plan,
materials and equipment for the
trail. Much of the work, he says,
would be done by local groups,
but before they can begin a com-
prehensive plan is required to
ensure that the quality and ap-
pearance of the trail is consis-
tant.

One group that has already
offered a workforce, according
to Scott, is the Terrace Rotary
Club who he says would be re-
sponsible for the section. of the
trail north of Christy Park.

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