TowerScope Volume 9, Issue Nr. 10, October 1972

              PORK FRIED NOODLES
Cook and drain
8 oz. noodles
(4 C. uncooked)
1 egg, slightly beaten                 Heat 1 tbsp. oil in skillet.
Add egg and tilt skillet to
set egg.
Remove egg and cut into strips
1Vi lb. lean pork cut                   Brown in 2 tbsp. oil
into 2"xV2" strips
1 C. thinly sliced celery )
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1 C. chopped onion        '
1% C. chicken broth
1 tbsp. cornstarch
Vi tsp. salt
% tsp. pepper
Vt tsp. ginger
1 tbsp. soy sauce
Add
Stir in mixture of
Boil one minute to thicken, stirring occasionally. Re-
move from heat. Heat 3 tbsp. of oil in skillet; add
cooked noodles and fry over medium heat until lightly
browned. Add to pork mixture. Stir in egg. Serves 4.
AUGUST, 1972, STATISTICS
Admissions   .............................1,910
Outpatients   .............................6,235
Births..................................     269
Major Operations.........................     693
Minor Operations.........................     320
Radiology Procedures   .....................4,871
Physical Therapy Treatments    ...............4,313
Occupational Therapy Treatments............     859
Laboratory Clinical Tests    .................90,590
Cardiopulmonary Treatments   ...............     127
EKG Readings...........................1,469
EEG Readings  ...........................     141
Inhalation Therapy Treatments..............6,636
Meals served to patients...................37,124
Meals served in Towerteria    ................44,952
Pounds of laundry processed..............295,293
Central Service line items issued   ............29,703
Pharmacy line items issued   ................58,549
Occupancy.............................   81.9%
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Zeezo, the clown, brightened the day for the small patients
in pediatrics. Mrs. Zeezo and friend, Zoggles, helped too.
Zeezo, who often performs for children in hospitals, says
Saint Joseph is just about his favorite.
New Operating Tables
The medical staff and hospital personnel got a sneak
preview of the operating tables that will go in our
new surgery pavilion. They are innovative in that it
is possible to position the patient on a detachable
surgical table top without further shifting during pre|
operative, surgical and postoperative procedures. A'
transfer trolley transports the table tops with patients
"on board" to the remote-controlled stationary hy-
draulic table base in the surgical suites.
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