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The terms of reference for the committee would include an appropriate negotiating structure for the profession, terms of work, including the right to withdraw services, alternatives to the feeâ€"forâ€"service model, implications of extraâ€"billing, OHIP adminâ€" istration, the CPSO and Health Discipline Board roles, composition and procedures. Much of the discontent among health professionals, social workers and the like centers around the lack of sufficient Government funding for the expansion and renovation of hospitals struggling to keep up with the latest technological advances in medical equipment, overâ€"crowding due to reductions in the number of beds, and the inability to provide standard medical care because of growing waiting lists for surâ€" gery. Predictions for the future seem bleak as the growing numbers of our aging populaâ€" tion will put an even greater strain on our health care facilities. 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We at Wesselâ€" ing‘s are the * IMSTALLATION * VC 50 We do it right ev© h oc waino" We\ \ § Te F’C\ ,.ge\‘\“ $ s\ote' _AS‘ ‘e.ce wo The projected 1982/83 budget deficit at St. Mary‘s will be $1,343,000, a deficit attributâ€" able to the Government‘s inability to keep up with the percentage increases that have been allocated to wages and actual costs of supplies and equipment. Hospital officials have already expressed grave concern over the ability to effectively meet the growing demand for medical care in Kitchenerâ€"Waâ€" terloo and maintain the same standard of care as in the past. 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The CQ4K is one of the only personal cassette units with Dolby Noise ~ Reduchon . {you with you). It‘s the perfect running, hiking ond bik St. Mary‘s Hospital Built in 1924, St. Mary‘s is a case in point of the problems plaguing Ontario hospitals in their day to day operations due to Ministerial budget restraints limiting the amount of renovations that should be done. ‘0’ s 8 “I j at o h\\ee‘ ‘ec““.\cs' & Fo v“\ss.‘o“ 4 P Se““\\e\sei _ _ 409 WILL REâ€"OPEN ITS SCHOOLS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1982 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS . OPENING DAY â€" September 7 â€" Morning Session ONLY BUS TRANSPORTATION ‘Arrangemems for both elementary and secondary school students are the same as those of the last school term, unless parents have been notified otherwise. There will be no Boardâ€"provided transportation for Special Education or Trainable Mentally Retarded children on September 7. Transportation to Special Education classes in the elementary schools and to the facilities for the Trainable Mentally Retarded will commence on the second day of school according to schedules with which the parents concerned have been made aware. * If uncertain of the bus schedule, please call 742â€"1751, Mr. Jack Fraser, Ext. 354, ’for Special Education and Trainable Mentally Retarded students, Mr. Robert Schlosser, Ext. 350, for elementary and secondary school students. "SECONDARY SCHOOLS Each student should bring an acceptable school lock or money to purchase one. ‘Textbooks will be loaned to students with the exception of Grade 13. All students, Grades 1 to 8, morning Kindergarten children, Special Education and Trainable Mentally Retarded children will report to their respective schools before 9: 00 a.m. and will attend regular classes until dismissal at noon. No Public Elementary School classes will be held in the afternoon of September 7. 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