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Mir, & Mrs. 'Jiro. Boak of Ashfield
)wnship attended the 7th annual
lrm, Labor, Teacher's Conference.
iday evening to Sunday noon at .
Y
e United Auto Workers education
;ntre at. Port Elgin.' Mr. Boak .
tended as a delegate. from Ash-
eld Local 342 Farmers Union.
Of the approximate 135 attending
most half .of these were from farm,
ganzations. Farm organization's
presented were Ontario Farm
nion', Federation of Agriculture,.
og Producers Assoc. Milk. Market
g Board, Wheat. Marketing Board,;
Representatives attended, from •
6 -'op Medical, . Farm Forum, °%
all Learning Association, Ontario
eachers Federation: United Auto
ork
s Labor
Council bad re
er & b
esentation from various locals
;rods Ontario.'
A full and most educational
ogram included an excellent
idress by Dr v Meyer Brownstone,
;nior research officer Bilingualism
Bic.ulturalism, Commission. His
,bject was the Changing. World of
griculture, Other speakers' in
.ud.edDr,. 'S, G. B Robinson
niversity of Waterloo, Dr. David
Archer.Fed. of 'Labor Toronto.,
ugh 'Peacock Research specialist
United Auto Workers, Dr.
)binson expressed some concern
►r the future of the family farrn.
Claude Jodoin, president; Can -
Han 'Labor
niian'Labor. Congress, spoke
•ie.fly in the afternoon. session.:
mala discussion,,groups, were then
cried where. Farmer, teacher,
ibor people joined to=gether to
eely .discuss their problems..
orne of the. topics' under dis= :.
ussion were; What:do we do to
nprove, farm income in this
:chnological age? What about
abpr income -& .farm & Con'sumer
rices? Reports from groups .were
iven and discussed by the general
ssembly and an evaluation was
'THE LUCKN W .SENTINEL, LUCKNOWR ONTRR
given by Ontario teachers federa-
tion: John Dolmar, president
Ontario Farm Uni'o and Mr.
Charles Hoffman, president
Ontario: Federation of Agriculture, •
expressed appreciation on behalf
Of the 'farm organizations for the
privilege of attending this
Convention, • '
Much of the success of this
conference was due to the able
• planning of Morden Lazarus and
Henry Nokes, Farmer' -Labor
Committee,
.A further report on the Port
Elgin meeting will be.given at the
next generalmeeting of 'Farmers' . .
Ashfield Local, Ontario Farmers'
Union.
CUIROSS CORNERS
.Mrs. Jim Hodgins Jr.. , Tammy,
Michelle spent the weekend at
W indsor . •' •
' A'number from here attended the
funeral .of the late Harvey Ander
son of. Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald' Stewart o
Kincardine were •Sundday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. .Tom Ste.wart
and boys.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs
Morley Wall and family were: Mr.
'and Mrs. Everette' Whitehead. and,
Mrs. Remelda' Whitehead all of
Teeswater•..
'Doris Wall`, Elda Wall and. Don
Jury of London, Beverley ;Wall and:
Efarry Moir . of..13ensall spent 'the
weekend with •the girl's parents'
Mr. and •Mrs. 'Morley .Wall and.:
family: •
Brenda' and Barry Haldenby
entertained a few of theirfriends
at their home •on Saturday, night.
to end the school term. •
The high school students will
find`/outabout their 'results .on,.
Friday ,of this week.
Alton Ad�msNamed: To Fill Vacancy
On Wingham District' Hospitol Boi..rd.
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Alton B. Adams, of Wingham,;
was
named to fill the.vacancy in
the. board directors of the Wing -
ham and District Hospital at the.
May meeting of that body, The• •
vacancy occurred when H. H. Hotson
was moved to Lindsay. His resign -.i
ation was accepted with regret' at
the meeting. Board. Chairrnari R.B.
Cousins presided. '
Details in connection with con-
struction and renovation of the -
.building occupied the major pat
of the evening. E. E. Walker,
chairman of the property committ-
ee reported,:•
As a result of his committee re-
port it was:decided to erect a. '
chain'link` fence around. three, sides
of the hospital parking. lot ' on the
east side of Carling Terrace. Con-
' crete bumpers will' be .placed' :to
prevent Gari from damaging the
fence.0
Another
P roblem was pointed out.
The sidewalk in front of the hosp-
ital is several inches lower than
the level of the paving 'oti the
street sincee blackto. pping has been
added. . Consequently water stands
on the walk after a rain. T.he
matter was discussed with, Mayor
DeWitt Miller;
'The board also approved .the
purchase of two new, oven's for 'the
kitchen ranges at a .cost of approx-
imately $1400 and a table. nd
other : equipment for the morgue, a , .
to cost about $1,000.' The admin-
istrator. Mrs; I. E..Morrey, ex-
plained. that the entire.cost of '
the morgue and its equipment
including 'original construction .
costsof the room ; will be :submitt-
ed. for :renovation grants.
REBUILD ELEVATOR
Total cost for re -budding : the
g.
older elevator in.the:hospital.`Was .
reported as somewhat less than
$25;.000. This will, include the
replacement of the present. cab
with :a completely new one., as
well as completely new working
parts in the shaft and penthouse.
This work will also be subject to
grant. .. ;
Mr. Cousins announced that the
first 'move Of patients into the,new
second storey wing will take place
this week, startingThursday., Ob-
stetrics isexpected: to be the first.
department to be moved,• other •
sections following over a period
ofa week or ten days.
• The chairman also stated that:
trkough there \was, dissatisfaction ..
with the workmanship on the '
floors ;in the new areas•.when they
were first laid; all defects have
been corrected and the work is
now quite satisfactory.
STATISTICS
.Mrs. Morrey reported that there
had: been 150 admissions during
the month .of April, with. a daily
average :of 73 patients. There
were• 11 deaths, 89 operations, '
172 'outpatients, 232 x-rays,
2214 laboratory, procedures, 38
.electro-card.ibgr'aphic examina—
tions, -59 at cancer clinic..
In connection with finances,
•Mrs.::Morrey .pointed. out that the.
daily ward cost has•risento $25.71
which is above the budget figure,
'for this year. 'She explained.. that:..
the rise is 'occasioned' by the fact
that the hospitalhas not been
able .to.accept its normal number
of patients, . due to the `building
program:. It is expected that the
daily rate willdecline after the. '
operations, are back to.norrnal tri
the fall. •
• Total expenditures for the year
to date have been $225,964. A
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PAG0E TWENT1f-THREE .
rop Report
Warm showers have given all.
crops a ,boostin•Huron• County.
Observations would indicate that
hay and pasture crops are nearly
normal em growth for this: time of
year,. However, .some areas of
the county, forages, particularly
legumes, hit earlier by frost will
yield below normal. •
some white beans are up, but a
substantial. acreage remains to be
planted Moisture may be too
abundant in some fields -for good
growth of beans. ' '
Pastures for livestock appear to
- be in ample supply.
list of invoices for April purchases
was read, totalling $62,000. '
MEDICAL STAFF • ' 0
Drs. B. N. Corrin and J. 'McKim
reported for'the medical staff. Dr.
Corrin Said that the staff recomm- '
•ends.the purchase of dictating
operate which will in•'
connection with a central machine •
with•microphone points at ,all the..
nursing stations. . • •
The staff also recommends' the .
purchase. of oxygen equipment for
the rooms and gas machine for
the operating room from Liquid'
Air. Oxygen is available in the / '
rooms from a piping system.
The medical staff recommended
the appointment :of Dr. `Flowers of
Clinton as. a consultant and. intern-
. ist. 'The :staff members had, exam'-
ed
in.his"credentials and had 'no
hesitation in recommending his
appointment. '
It was announcedthat a'respira-
tor has•' been purchased and. is in
use. It was provided by the •fam
ily of the late Mr. and Mrs. James
Henry. Mrs. Morrey said -she had
received, a cheque irqthe`amount 0,'
$50.00 for the food to furnish the
solarium from a 'visitor to the hosp-
ital from outside the W ingharn
• District.
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