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Pian For 1967 'Calico Ball
The March meeting, of icairshea
W.I. was held Thursday, March
16th at the home of .Mrs. Harry;
Lavis:. There was a good attend.-
ance with twenty members:, one
visitor and two..children. President •
Mrs, Ted:, Collyer and Secretary
Treasurer Mrs, ;Evan'Keith werein
charge ...After the Opening 'Ode
was sung and Mary Stewart Coll-
ect, repeated, the Script re was
read' by Mrs., Lloyd Macbougall.;
,' Many neighbourly'acts were re
counted `as,the roll• call was answer-
ed by "What•my,neighbours'have
dgne for 'me."
' The secretary read the minutes,
correspondence. and treasurer's re'
port. Kairshea members are in
favour ofeach person paying fifty
tents for the noon meal ,at the'
District Annual. This is to be :voted
on at the'District Directors meet
ing to be held in Lucknow, on.
March 2lst
The quilt committee displayed R.
the Centennial'•ROse quilt which 'is
now finished. It is beautifully done
Tickets are. being sold , and the lad-
ies are asked to turn in their tickets
.:and money at.'the Aprfl meeting.
The quilt will be on display in
MacKenzie's Furniture .Store.'
Mrs. Houston; in her Historical
Research report, gave'some • interest
ing news'on the A-.C.W.W. Mrs.
Colwell told of the important role
farmer's wife plays in farm bus-
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iness in her report, Mrs. Allister
Hughes ,• Curator ,'•asked for, .more
farm histories for her records.
A meeting was planned, for. April„
10th at Mrs. Ha'cvey. Houston's for
the purpose of making out ,conven--
er ;reports.
• The president and secretary: were.
left in charge of ,planning for the
District Annual. The Institute dir-
ectors will form the nominating
committee for. the annual sweeting.
Mrs. Leonard MacInnes,; convenr
er of the Calico Ball committee
reported that this group had met
and this popular event is planned
for April 28th, this year featuring
centennial gowns.
Mrs. Evan Keith gave an' excell-'
ent motto on the seventh line bf
.the Mary Stewart Collect. She said
to tryand. understand thelittle `
differences,; then forget them and
work together for the good of our
community. •
Mrs. Frank' MacKenzie had the
Current Events and, gave a very,
interesting summary of World ,
Canadien and local news.
'Mrs. Hughes: conducted a Quiz
on Canada. lt,was'well answered
even to naming the Premier .of
every province: 0 Canada was.
then sung:
Courtesy. rernarks,,were given by..
Mrs.. Lloyd MacDougall .. '
'After the singing' of the•. Queen. '
and the Institute grace, lunch:, was
served by the hostess and directors,.
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DirectOrs'Of';'Wingham and District ;.
Hospital Elect Officers And Committees
R, B', .Cousins , ;;president of the
Wingham and District Hospital
Association, was• elected by accla-
mation to the chairmanship of its,
board : of directors on Friday even-.
, ing. •Barry Wenger was acclaimed.
as vice-chairman
Standing committeesandtheir
dent. The Wingham units stood
ready at Kincardine onr'the. event
that further transfers. to London
might be' required:
The re'por.t. of the adm:inistrato;
showed 145 admissions for the
month of February ,' eight of, which
were births; 154 discharges, 4
chairmen.Were 'named .as follows; • deaths, '79 operations,' 155 out
Management Barry Wenger, ., patients, 363'x=rays, 8 blood trans.: '.
chairman,` J. Goodall, J. V. Fisch-. fusions, 3812 laboratory tests,. 53
er, Dr::' B. N. Corrin, Dr. .P. J.• electro. cardiographic examinations
Leahy ; Finance;. ,Roy, Hunter,
chairman, Carman Thompson,
A B. Adams, Wallace Conn; Prop-
erty. E, E. Walker, chairman, "
Harold Robinson. Mrs. 'J..W., Eng-
lish; Robert.Coultes, Howard Walk
er; Public Relations.:DeWitt'Mi,ll
er, chairman, Mrs:. 1. W.- English,'
Carman Thompson John Strong;
Joint Conference Committee,
R. B.: Cousins,- chairman, Barry
Wenger, .J. T,. Goodall, Mrs,• I.E.
Morrey; Executive Cornmittee,,
R. B. Cousins; chairman, Barry
Wenger, E. E. Walker,, J. V.
Fischer; Roy Hunter
John Strong w,as"re-appointed
secretary to The board and H, L.
Sherbondy treasurer.'
All members of the medical
staff were re -appointed .and the
name of Dr: James'Little,: dentist,
of Lucknow, was added to the staff
roster. •
• •The chairman welcomed, two
new methbers'1to the board: Roy
Hunter of Wingham, and Howard
Walker; who,represents Blyth' and
East Wawa.nosh ,
55' at cancer clinic.; '1 'post mortem.
examination. ' 211:physio.therapy
treatments, Patient days totalled
2677, . for a daily average of 97
'compared with 75 ,for the sane
Lir. e last year.
R. E'. Walker, , chairman of the
property committee reported:that
the new ambulance entrance has
been completed acid the interior
is being redecorated. A^.new
floor covering is. being 'laid in the
main hall of the, administration'
.wing
Mr. Cousins reported for the
I building comrnittee,that it is ex-,
pecte'd•WJork will comna'ence'at the
• end of March. on the rebuilding of,
the older of the two. elevators' and
will take about'10 weeks: for com–
pletion.. He also said, 'that the work
of:replacing the wooden roof over
the tunnel area.with steel•decking.
was finished
. Dr. Leahy stated that the :work
load on the medical' staff is stead-
ily. increasing and .that he hoped
the number of doctors -would be
• augmented shortly.
•In. his address to the board Mr..
Cousins:said that ore•of the major
undertakings for the coming year
will .be the.eonstruetion of a new •
training school and demolition of
the former nurses' residence
building which is serving as quarter
for the school at present. He also
referred to the fact that.the'hospitai
is again overcrowded, and that some
thought should be given to the
timing,o.f future building projects.
REPORTS
$5,000 GI,Pi
Mrs. Motrey reported a bequest
of $5,000 to the:hospital from the
estate of the late Mrs. Jennie C.
:Bentley, who'had•:been a patient
for.some •time before her death.
The administrator pointed ' out that
gifts arid bequests to the hospital.
totalled spine $14,000 last year
-and .suggested that the board might
apply for financial grants from .
some of the recognized funds estab.,
lisped to aid hospitals.
The secretary read a'letter,from
the board of the Kincardine Hospit- . EASTER SERVIETTES
a1, expressing appr'eciat'ionfor the
co-operation of the Wingham THE . a
'hospital in sending; ambulances at LUCKN W SENTINEL
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