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Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 8, 1986 19

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“Amalgamation of

-administrative
duties expected —

TERRACE — Adminis-
trative duties at Terrace-
view Lodge are soon ex-
pected to be provided by
a representative at Mills
Memorial Hospital.

Linda Hamilton,
member of the Terrace-
view board of directors,
said details of the
amalgamation are
presently being worked
out concerning exactly
what the administrator’s
- duties will be.

Norm Carelius, ex-
ecutive director at Mills
Memorial Hospital, is
expected to take over the
post of administrator at
Terraceview. Carelius
will be paid a certain
amount for his services
by the Terrace and
District Hospital Socie-
ty. Hamilton said the
money saved by not hir-
ing a full time ad-
ministrator at Ter-
raceview will be directed
back into patient care.

Hamilton said the Ter-
raceview. directors have
decided that the system
will be put into effect for
a year, on a trial basis,
with the understanding
that the contract can be

cancelled.any time within
that year. Hamilton
pointed out that there is

currently a liaison be-—

tween the two institu-
tions for education and
dietary counsel, ;

Hamilton added that . a

some reorganization at

Mills Memorial Hospital .

will have to take place so
that Carelius will have
time to fulfill his duties.
Shirley Bentley, director
of nursing at Mills
Memorial, will serve as
associate executive direc-
tor so Carelius can spend
a portion of his time
away from the hospital.

Hamilton said Ter-
raceview Lodge and
Mills Memorial Hospital
“both have really good
staff members’’ who are
capable and enthusiastic
so the amalgamation
should be a success.

She added that the
money saved through
this process would be
beneficial for Ter-
raceview. If they had an
extra staff member up
there I think it would
make all the difference
to patients, Hamilton
said,

Donations

Recently, a targe number of
Terrace, Kitimat, Prince
Rupert and other motorcycle
enthusiasts from surround:
ing communities gathered
to participate in the 1986 an-
nual “Toy Run’’. In excess of

110 motorcycles and 160°

people participated in the
annual event which was
staged In Terrace. Accord:
ing to James Gillham, presi-
dent of the Roadrunners
Motorcycle Club, toys
donated by bikers appeared
In huge numbers. Next year
the fifth annual Toy Run witl
be held on Sapt. 26.

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