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22 Sunday,March 2,2008 WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES PROGRESS 2008 Hospital upgrades equipment, services POTSDAM — Canton-Potsdam Hospital experienced many changes in 2007, not the least of which was a change in leadership. After completing a national search, the Board of Directors named David B. Acker, president and chief executive officer in June. Marlinda LaValley had served as interim CEO since 2006. Mr. Acker was previously the CEO at Charles Cole Memorial Hospital in Coudersport, Pa. The hospital also expanded its technology and services to patients in 2007: New software creates 2D, 3D and 4D images of the human anatomy from CT (computed tomography) and MR (magnetic resonance) image data. Using the new software, CPH physicians can easily navigate within these images to better understand disease conditions. CPH introduced the first MRI guided vacuum assisted breast biopsy in the area. Minimally invasive, this new technology collects larger and more complete specimens, with minimal patient discomfort. Physicians prefer MRI technology because it offers the greatest image accuracy. CPH also offered patients DynaCAD in 2007. DynaCAD is a digital imaging workstation with a comprehensive set of computer-assisted diagnosis (CAD) Classified tools for performing real-time image analysis and interventional procedure planning. DEXA (dual energy X-ray absorptiometry) machines are now in use at both the E. J. Noble building in Canton and at CPH in Potsdam to provide state-ofthe-art bone densitometry. Drs. John W. Gebert, Elizabeth M. LoGalbo and Zeeba Siddiqi joined the CPH medical staff in 2007. Dr. John W. Gebert became the new radiation oncologist at the Warner Cancer Treatment Center in May. He joined CPH from the Department of Radiation Oncology at Good Samaritan Hospital, Kearney, Neb. Dr. Elizabeth M. LoGalbo, a family practioner, joined CPH from River Park Family Medicine in North Tonawanda, New York in August. Dr. LoGalbo sees patients in Brasher Falls. Sr. Zeeba Siddiqi, an adult internal medicine specialist, is located at the CPH Prime Care Clinic at 12 Elm St. in Potsdam. Dr. Siddiqi was previously in private practice in Potsdam. Patient satisfaction for CPH’s Emergency Department, outpatient services and oncology was in the top 5 percent of all hospitals nationally and the hospital’s overall patient satisfaction scores were in the top 12 percent. From Accomodations to Zipper repair services, we have what you’re looking for! To place an ad in Times Classified call (315) 782-0400 or 1-800-724-0401 Visit us online at Disabled Persons Action Organization & Windwood Productions Presents The Broadway Musical SATURDAY - APRIL 12, 2008 • 8PM WATERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TICKETS PLEASE CALL 782-0044 or 1-800-533-2859 SPONSORED BY: KEYBANK DEALMAKER AUTO GROUP KINNEY DRUGS EAGLE BEVERAGE COMPANY PEPSI COLA BOTTLING GROUP OF WATERTOWN CURRENT APPLICATIONS DESIGN SERVICES PIANO INSTRUCTOR: JUDY MCALLASTER Proceeds from DPAO’s Spring Show will be used to purchase special adaptive devices to assist the disabled children and adults who use our Respite Homes in Jefferson and Lewis Counties. Marra’s Homecare receives Patriotic Employer Award On. Nov. 19, 2007 , Marra’s Homecare Equipment & Supplies Inc. was awarded the Patriotic Employer Award in recognition for employment practices “that go above and beyond” in supporting employees’ participation in the National Guard and Reserve during a time of war. This award was presented by the National Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve on behalf of the Department of Defense. Tom Williams, representative for the ESGR/DOD, presented the award to John Marra, owner of Marra’s Homecare, in recognition of support of employee Jeff McMahon, who returned from active duty earlier this year to his position of technician. Fewer than 1 percent of employers nationally are chosen to receive this award. Marra’s Homecare is an independent DME/oxygen supplier. Marra’s Homecare opened in June 1987. Marra’s Homecare has three locations in Northern New York. Marra’s has been JCAHO accredited since 1996. The majority of Marra’s Homecare’s 40-plus employees offer more than 10 years experience each in the homecare industry. Marra’s Homecare staff includes ATS certified rehab professionals, certified masectomy fitters and licensed respiratory therapists. COWS Container on Wheels provides mobile storage COWS Container on Wheels, 834 Arsenal St., is a division of Convenient Storage and Container. COWS was founded in 2007 by company president and sole employee Jim Livingston to provide customers with mobile storage units. Customers can have the unit delivered and fill it as they have time. It can be stored on their property, on the company’s property or moved to another location without them having to rent a truck. Mobile storage also allows contractors to store equipment that can move from location to location with it staying in a secure, locked unit. The units are weathertight and on large rollers that make them easy to move. “COWS Containers on Wheels is the newest concept in mobile self storage, locally owned and operated,” Livingston said. Twin Towers Shirts honors victims of Sept. 11 attack EVANS MILLS — Twin Towers Shirts, a Web-based business operated by Shirley Ashley, sells T-shirts and related items designed to sustain the memory of those who died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. “Being a published author I had written two poems about the disaster right after it happened,” Mrs. Ashley said. “I made a decision to start my business after I watched the paltry turnout and mediocre media coverage of the memorial services held last September.” Retired last March at age 71 from managing a contracting office on Fort Drum, she hired a media group to design the business’ Internet site, which is at www.sept11th2001shirts.com. It features her two poems, which are silk-screened on shirts for sale. Garments for sale include short- and long-sleeved T-shirts, crew-neck sweatshirts and hoodies in various colors and sizes up to 3XXX. “My business also offers the same printing service to businesses to put their logos on their employees’ shirts and also to the public for their own personal projects,” she said. “I also participate in fund-raising projects. The turnaround time is only two to three weeks if it has to be mailed and only two weeks if it is to be picked up. I can do the work in seven to nine days if the need arises and the logos don’t have to be redone.” For more information see the Web site or contact Shirley Ashley, 31139 Gardnerville Road, at 629-4200. Netto Welding employees certified in fire protection Netto Welding Supply LLC, 731 LeRay St., DBA Netto Fire Equipment, continues to fill and Start each day with the The Times is your daily report of timely local news and information that matters to you, conveniently delivered to your home every day. THE TIMES DELIVERS NEWS ABOUT THE PEOPLE AND PLACES THAT MATTER MOST TO YOU! Sig n u p today f or Times home deliv ery serv ice! Order online at WatertownDailyTimes.com , or by phone: (315) 782-1012 or 1-800-724-1012. v BUSINESS UPDATE v test paintball cylinders as a regular part of its business, whose products and services also include industrial gases, welding supplies, fire extinguisher sales, service and inspections, highpressure hydrotesting, dry ice and paintball supplies. “Five years ago we entered into the paintball retail business. Business was great until the war (Iraq) broke out. Paintball accessories are down over 70 percent from previous year’s sales,” according to a report from the business. “...Paintball is one of the many uses of CO2 that we service. We currently are the only supplier to offer compressed air refills and hydrotesting of paintball cylinders.” The business, owned by Ronald Netto and managed by Ronald Netto Jr., employs six people, two more than it did five years ago. “In 2007, all our employees received their fire protection certification. This Natural Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) requirement certified them in the inspection, placement, maintenance hydrotesting and recharging of fire extinguishers. In 2008 it will become necessary for all companies that do this type of service to become certified,” the business reported. Netto serves Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties. Its customer base includes hospitals, schools, churches and municipalities, as well as residences. “With the new certification taking place, Netto hopes it will eliminate those individuals who do their type of service work in their garages. Insurance is a large factor in our business, and all suppliers should be covered accordingly.” “Because of OSHA (U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration), insurance and personal protection, Netto hopes their business continues to be strong in the years ahead.” For more information call 782-0242. Lake Ontario Realty plans to hire additional workers DEXTER — Lake Ontario Realty, 15320 state Route 12E, serves all of Jefferson County including Brownville, Dexter, Chaumont, Cape Vincent, Sackets Harbor, Henderson, Clayton and Watertown, says owner Amanda Miller. Established in 2005, the business reports annual sales of $13 million and Ms. Miller, who now has 13 employees, expects to employ 15 to 20 a year from now. Luxury Motor Coach Tours Experience The Most Carefree Way To Travel! • Weekend Get-Aways • Private Group Tours • One Day Trips or Extended Tours Call for a FREE Tour Brochure or Visit Website at www.travelwisetours.com Serving Central and Northern New York 1-888-649-2894 or (315)788-4000 Hutchinson’s Boat Works adapts to market change ALEXANDRIA BAY — “The strong Canadian economy is helping our business,” said Mark LaLonde, president of Hutchinson’s Boat Works Inc., 27 Holland St., “Also, reductions in interest rates are making boats more affordable.” Founded in 1908, the business has 29 employees, up from 27 five years ago and 10 in 1998. A year from now it expects to employ 30. Product and services include new boat sales (Sea Ray), used boat and brokerage sales, boat financing, a marine store, dockage and storage, fuel sales, Mercruiser engine repairs, electronics installations and fiberglass repairs. The business sells used boats all over Europe as well in the U.S. and Canada. “We sell new boats to people from U.S. and Canada that use their boats here on the St. Lawrence River,” Mr. LaLonde said. Annual sales are reported as $9,352,000. The business has adapted to market change, Mr. LaLonde reports, by controlling its inventory. “Matching inventory to demand is key,” he said. On the question of what developments affect his business, he said: “Similar to the automotive industry, certification in the marine industry has become very prominent. We have been certified as a Sea Ray Ambassador dealer, meeting Sea Ray’s highest standards.” In other developments, “We do get a lot more leads from the Internet and pay close attention to fast response times. We update our Web site with all of our boat inventory at least once a week,” Mr. LaLonde said. Prospects for the next five years include continuing to expand dockage as space permits and constructing another heated storage building. Hutchinson’s carries the same products as five years ago “but we sponsor a lot more customer events such as boating trips and seminars,” Mr. LaLonde said. For more information see www.hutchinsonsboatworks.co m or call 482-9931. Services include finishing unfinished furniture and showing the customer how. Tourist information is also supplied. Plans include expanding the back of the store, expanding the menu in the snack area, expanding the eating area which overlooks the river, landscaping along the river and adding push carts for crafters, said company President Leroy D. Fluno. “We plan to make more wood items in our workshop,” he added. In the last five years, “We have added a music box room featuring the San Francisco Music Box Company. Our plans are to add onto this area.” Also, “Our Web page (www.theriverfrontmarketplace.com) has given us the chance to sell all over the world.” Plans for this year include hiring more employees for the food service and adding tables and chairs to the new deck just behind the Straw Market.
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Subject to applicable secondary market credit and property approval guidelines. COLDWELL BANKER C B Rimada Realty 1063 Arsenal St., Watertown • 788-4444 • 800-564-1780 328 James St., Clayton • 686-4444 • 800-909-4555 www.ColdwellBanker.com www.Rimada.com www.FtDrumHomes.com COLDWELL BANKER C B SANDRA MACY (315) 782-1808 Home (315) 778-5482 Cell sandra.macy@coldwellbanker.com Rimada Realty CRYSTAL BECOAT Associate Broker 315-489-4960 babybecoat1@aol.com Specializing in military relocation, and new construction. Now looking for Sellers. DEDICATED TO GIVING HONEST, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE COLDWELL BANKER C B Rimada Realty COLDWELL BANKER C B KATHY WOOLF Full Time Agent 315-783-2484 “There’s No Place Like Home” Dedicated to helping you with all your Real Estate needs. kathy.woolf@coldwellbanker.com Rimada Realty COLDWELL BANKER C B LISA WATSON Salesperson 315-788-0381 Cell 315-286-9682 http://softmls.com/realtorwatson Email: MLBJS5@hotmail.com Rimada Realty COLDWELL BANKER C B ANNETTE DOCTEUR Salesperson 315-654-3646 http://www.annettedoc.com Email: annettedocteur@yahoo.com “DON’T FORGET TO CALL ANNETTE” Rimada Realty COLDWELL BANKER C B FRANK ROBERTS Salesperson 315-788-6176 Cell 315-778-6950 Email: frobert2@twcny.rr.com Rimada Realty COLDWELL BANKER C B MARTHA COTTON Salesperson 315-378-7159 Email: martcot1@hotmail.com Rimada Realty COLDWELL BANKER C B RICHARD LANZAR Salesperson 315-771-5489 Email: rlanzar@aol.com Rimada Realty COLDWELL BANKER C B CINDY WIDRICK 315-771-0889 cwidrick2@aol.com Over 20 years of experience! Rimada Realty COLDWELL BANKER C B ERICA DAVIS 315-771-3585 edavis7@twcny.rr.com Rimada Realty COLDWELL BANKER C B GAIL RICHARDSON 315-778-9862 gailr1996@aol.com Rimada Realty Have you ever considered a career in real estate? If the fast pace and abundant rewards of this field have ever intrigues you, this may be the perfect time to investigate further. Coldwerll Banker Rimada Realty has been serving this area for over 35 years, and we are now expanding our sales staff. Offices in Watertown, Carthage and Clayton. Call and ask for Joe Rizzo Jr. at 788-4444. COLDWELL BANKER C B Rimada Realty
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