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| ~The Glen Meadows Golf and Trophy, as well as the Bernice

tured the club trophy in 1980, club _ ship. was won by Doris McKinnon, and the Taylor Trophy.

spokesman Shirley Anderson said. Also distinguishing herself in while the Autumn Trophy was

ggvO more prestigious awards on She said. Silver spoons were won by _ the silver spoon.

| Jacklin wins club trophy with great performance

It’s been ten years she diditthe Nov. 6. Victors in the Canadian Ladies Green, Dorothy Sluggett, Marion
last time, but 1990 was the year for _. Golf Association Pin Rounds were Sluggett, Jean Horton and Betz
Lorraine Jacklin to win the ladies’ fn nee HES) year 2S 2 Santos Gayle Green and Lorraine Hyne, Ard, she said.
club championship again Jacklin picked up the business Who both play at Glen Meadows,

3 : ladies’ championship Nash che gaiq In the 9-hole competitions, Jean

George was triumphant and
Country Club lady golfer last cap- Wilson senior ladies’ champion- Glen Meadows’ Garland Trophy _cjaimed both the Garland Trophy

Ina ceremony last week, Jacklin the 1990 season, Roberta Harding presented to June Parsons, Ander- Anderson said Fem Atwell won

was presented with the club trophy. won the Handicap Reduction ‘°°? said. the 9-hole Canadian Ladies Golf
A recipient of the award in 1980 award after bringing her handicap _— Also, the George Paulin Trophy Association Pin Round competi- e

and 1979, Jacklin also collected down by more than 20 per cent, was awarded to Joy Donald. tion, while Grace Anderson won

Sports TheReview Wednesday, November 14,1990 — B7

YOUR LOCAL POLICE C ICBC

he Saanich Peninsula Hospital
Foundation is a charitable or-
ganization dedicated to pre-
serving the quality of health care pro-
vided by the Saanich Peninsula
Hospital. The role of the Foundation
is to foster community awareness
and financial support of the hospital.
The growth and expansion of the
population of the Peninsula and Gulf
Islands is reflected in the growing
#iumbers who regularly use the range
4 of Services available at Saanich Pen-
4 insula Hospital. In 1989/90, for exam-
ple, there were:

Newborns 145
Emergency Visits 19,309

Seen It’s an investment

Nutrition Counselling 488 s
O.R. Surgical Procedures 1,523 f
Laboratory Tests 363,559 int your fu ure e

Radiology Exams 15,850

Ultrasound Exams 2,016
Physiotherapy 14,773

Below: the new five-bed Ambulatory Care
Unit completed in March, 1990 continues
to handle a variety of Day Surgery and
other diagnostic procedures.

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erhaps during the Annual

Fundraising Campaign for | would like to support the fine quality of
1990 you could take a moment health care at Saanich Peninsula Hospital.
to think not only about your health, Enclosed is my tax deductible gift in the amount of:
But also about the availability of a $100 G $200 O $50
| quality health care facility right
- here in our own community, 6 a S280 By

close to family and friends. A | prefer to donate: $

facility which consistently All donors’ names will be published in the Hospital's Annual Report unless
delivers quality health care otherwise requested. Donations of $25.00 or more will receive four

and one which continually quarterly issues of “Heartstrings,” the hospital newsletter.

strives to meet the changing
needs of our community. A facility
which you depend on to be there Address
when you most need it.

Name

Centre photo: Satellite Laboratories Postal Code
throughout the Peninsula and on the Gulf

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patients to access laboratory services. and mail to: PO. Box 1000, Saanichton, B.C. VOS 1M0

Perhaps you could also consider
the fact that funding for medical
equipment from government falls
short of what is actually needed to
maintain the quality you enjoy at
Saanich Peninsula Hospital, and
that’s where your financial support
makes a real difference.

Our most current example is the
urgent need to replace outdated
Radiology (x-ray) equipment. While
government funding provides
$300,000, or 75% of its $400,000
price tag, the $100,000 balance must
be raised from individuals and
business support within our
community. And that’s just the tip of
the iceberg. Dozens of items in over
ten hospital departments have been
identified as items which would
enhance the delivery and health care
to you and members of your family.

Modern Radiology technology will replace
and upgrade existing equipment.

ou have the opportunity
to make a contribution
to the quality of the
health care facility we all en-
joy as members of this

community.

Please give to the Saanich
Peninsula Hospital Founda-
tion. Your donation will make a
difference.

‘Your health . . . Cherish it.

Protect it. Invest in it.

You'll never make a more
important investment.

SAANICH
& PENINSULA
HOSPITAL

FOUNDATION

ca make it more convenient for Please make your cheque payable to the: Saanich Peninsula Hospital Foundation,

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