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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-10-14, Page 4DIG VP POTATO $172P Aft' SEFiLON While digging up potatoes recently, gr. and Mrs. Peter Schwartentruher, of Elmira, and formerly of lifilverton, 'found! one. weighing two pounds, Oro ottoeesi with' a ellrenmfer,nce Inches, lengthwise, The size Of Ogg pi, tato compared to an average auk*. loupe.—mtiverton Sun, —.4111‘.‘N.71.11C11//,/e7 pattern. of timeless beauty! Before, only in sterling silV'e r could be found such richness, such. weight, such---cleVgii%) MOTOR COURT OPERATOR$11 AN EXCEPTIONAL NPPORTOETT TO GAIN NEW, PROFITABLE IBIAN,. You and prospective operatorp gm invited to attend an oustanding series of lectures op Motor Court and Motel ..oporationt and taloagemeat to be held at HOTEL. LONDON, LONDON, WHIM Qtto&er 26 and 27th, pm Registration. is entirely free a od.aom men nes 9 a.m. OctiabC7 26th. You will benefit from the helpfhli ydbaw. g0 be presented Ott • interior Decorating • Buitcling-Tiendi> • Landscaping • Hou.sekeepingi • Business Metimds • Pubiicrelotiontts Fes any additionrdi ideformalion write THE DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT BRANCH 0 NTAICSOt DEPARTMEN'T` OF TRAVEL & PUBLICITY,' 67 COLLEGE' stare TORONTO ttenv, look P. Coate, C):G.rhliniseer C. D. oroworDeper7 Mialore, "• ill now be sold'Cu '-')-4,4s...)&'• • A CONROY REVEtOffhtle Conroy's high efficiency burner head gives you more taws of haat per gallon. RUM int —SAWS MOW* Test after test has provear,thet ▪ CanroyOdilurnerssaveyeimann an MI onsvmption. Council. of Churches young people of today geetti to lack a AMP r94:11P The Wingham Advance-Tiines, Wednesday, Oe. 14, lass 1847 ROGERS BROS. CANADA'S FINEST SiLvERPI, ATE brings you the magnificent 9-1ERITAGE" bringl you the splendor ,and gaiety French courts, the timeless 't.,eduty of classic elegance. Er?nance the pleasure of every meal. Complete service for 8 only $79.95 HAMILTON'S NviNctimvi ONTARIO ''he Wingham and district Council of Churches met in the home of Rev Alex, -Manna, the presbytervin manse, Wiugham, Ontario, on Monday, Oct- ober 5th, 1953, 'he meeting opened with a brief de- votional period conducted by Rev. Donald MacRae, of Wingham United Church, Rev, H. T. West, of Behnore United Church, was the pianiat. With the retiring president, Rev. Andrew Lane, of Brussels United Church, in the chair and Rev. H. L. Parker as secretary-treasurer, the meeting elected Rev. H, L, Parker, rector of St. Paul's ,Anglican Church, Wingham, as the new president, and Rev. Matthew Bailie, minister of Blue- vale Presbyterian Church, as the new secretary-treasurer, Rev, E. W. Todd of Wroxeter United Church was ap- pointed press secretary. A hearty ',welcome was extended to the new members of the council, Rev. ID, MacRae and Rev. H. T. West. Thanks were extended to Mrs. Ninuno and her daughter, for serving a delicious lunch and to the retiring president, Rev. A. Lane, for his splen- did leadership during the past year. The council was also grateful to Rev. H. L. Parker for his past ser- vices as the( secretary-treasurer. Rev. D. J. Lane, of Clinton Presby- terian Church gave a well received, in- teresting and thought-provoking paper on the subject "The Lost Generation." Concern was expressed that many Teeswater Editor Feels Surcharge Is Justified The deeision of the Wingham Gen- eral Hospital to levy a surcharge on patients from municipalities not con- tributing to the cost of the proposed new hospital wing, has brought a cer- taM amount of unfavorable criticism from some of the surrounding muni- cipalities, Here is an editorial from the Tizea- water Nova on the subject. Teeswater council has already approved its, share of the new wing, "Wingham Hospital, in view of the' fact that some municipalities are not anxious to participate in the cost of their proposed new wing, has ruled that, commencing in October a sur- charge of $1,50 per day will be charg- ed to patients from municipalities other than those assisting in the new building cost. "The Hospital Board has a good argument here, insofar as residents within the communities assisting in the building cost are entitled to a "breal r Iff (fie' Svhm they VG hospitalized., To us it Weutfet appear better "poliffes" if the Over-all: fees Were raised ands then a riding brought forth granting el certain allowanew to patients from assisting commtmiflOs or Municipalities. The News carried ark editorial some, months ago, aPholding that surcharg- es as imposed by certain pity hospit- als were unfair insofar as patients so charged were assisting in' paying pro- vincial and dominion grants to such institutions. In view of thie, our con- tention was that the people themselves should petition our governments to see that such, unjust practines were abolished. not. Was prior to. any' ex- tensive plans being formulate& for the Wingham Hospital wing' and we re- ceived a pat on' the back from at pro- minent Winghaznite who is closely, as- sociated with the. liospiM1, fort our stand, Now, it wottid appear that either we were wrong in our stated. belief, .or there's been an about-face somewhere along the. line. We gill do• not approve of at "surcharge" hr respect to hospitals,. oven though) it. be imposed in an efforts to bring some , backward municipalities. into limy Hospitals were first established as a; public. service and have:Dr:wen a nee.: essity which, from certain angles, are becoming to luxury widOir only the financially fit can enjoy,.. "Winghanes surcharge" =ar as we say be, justified—but one can hardly call: 11. fair!'" 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