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But Helen Pastoric, a spokesper- son for a group called Save Oakville Paediatrics, expressed cautious opti- mism about the committee's deci- "The concerns haven't been lifted totally," said Pastoric, who represents approximately 25 parents concerned about losing paediatric services at sum OTMH "I talked with Atkinson on Wednesday (April 7th) night and I 7"?“ ('ei,iitiht, é. sm‘uAqu) MAZDA Sun/M Gtgytnppj, P111313 AND Aursxmms OAKVILLE questioned whether he could assure us 100% that the (paediatric) beds would not be closed, He said it's highly unlikely but he could not give us that assurance. The window is still open," she said. "Although I'm glad to hear (pae- diatric services will continue at OTMH), I would feel better if they would give us 100% assurance." The mother of a fwe-year-old girl with leukemia, Pastoric is also "glad" the study will look at enhancing certain paediatric services now offered at the hospital to meet the needs of parents. Pastoric, whose group has circu- lated a petition and held a public meeting, wouldn't speculate on whether public outcry was instru- mental in affecting Atkinson's rec- ommendations. “That would be difficult to say. I don't know what (Atkinson) based his decision on. We've been very vocal on our concerns. I hope they take that into consideration, but only Dr. Atkinson can make that com- ment," she said. "We want to make sure (the com- mittee's recommendation that some paediatric beds remain open) comes down as the final recommendation," she said. Food bank still needs donatlons Donationscanalsobedropped offal the Food Share food bank at 1240 Speers Road, Unit6 during operating hours. The food bank is open Mondays, from 10 am to 2 pm, Tuesdays, from 2 pm. to 6 pm. and Thursdays, from 3 p.m. to 7 pm Pastoric said parents are not only concerned with the possibi'ity of bed closures, but they would also like to have input into the issue of enhance- ment of paediatric services at the hospital. She said the group still plans to submit a brief outlining its concerns about paediatric services to the Halton DHC. She said because the food drive has ended, food donations can no longer be dropped off at local fire halls. However, Watson said Food City, Loblaws and Miracle Ultra-Mart - located at the Upper Oakville Shopping Centre - accept food donations year-round. Reading, writing and math activities will be on display and staff from all grade levels will be available to discuss programmes. For further information Watson said because of the shortage, the food bank is in "desperate" need of protein items such as canned meat and stews. spaghetti sauce, cereal, juice, pasta, fish, peanut butter and canned beans. Watson said she's at a loss to explain why the food drive failed to meet this year's goal. "I guess times are tough. We thought it would be equal to last year," she said. (Continued from page 1) laura Watson, a volunteer member of the food bank's board of directors. Fare Share is a 100% volunteer organization which relies on food dona- tions from individuals and corporations to provide its service. The organization also holds an annual bingo to pay for overhead costs at its warehouse and dis- tribution centre. The food bank feeds about 400 families each month. 3300 Ninth Line Road Fern Hill School invites you to tour the school and to meet and speak with teachers. contact Mrs. Midge DesRoches Preschool Junior Kindergarten bran HOUSE: 416-257-0022 Saturday April 17th 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 8llRhlWmiottpE / DUNDAS MM, 99