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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-08-12, Page 5avhieved 41Q; Ch itld Au40440� NET, NN. r00 laity QRDEgs ,m,to10 d aaturd idni ht` quire AIDS KWh id )F sou UTG.2 ike, oval s,in fled for g the er first t r ort fJ act from technic, IPped tKl' tome. ers by very Heir' those ?IP, it w 'e about t rail fot Unitron LTD, Ont New Wing Previews Things To 'C ►me • Mrs. Helen Hudson Comforts Patient Pat � Park O I d Wing Suet ,For Demolition . -Goderich rased # is will -be dis , .The hospital-. turd --.is 'vita�i y° _ dice to•-th _tower' .through ,the The nursing staff was called appointed 'if they expect to find concealed with emphasizing the new building." • on to tend to 1,739 patients last the fantasy world of Dr. Kildare importance of the hospital with- Chief of Medical Staff Dr. N. year with an additional 1,349 reflected in theit4 own hospital.• in the community as a $700,000. C. Jackson expilessed no regrets out-patients thrown in for good For round the clock, real-life expansion p r o g r a m will be on considering the fate of the measure. Average ,patient. stay drama passes, possibly unnot- launched in two months. 100 -year-old bt�,ilding: at the hospital was slightly more iced, and certainly untinged by The program, which includes "As fir as I am concerned it than 11 days. the oozing sentiment ,of televis- the tearing down of the old has been there far too long," The total hospital staff of 114A, ien drama. , wing, will make the Goderich said the doctor. works as a team to produce the No doubt many of the staff hospital, one of the most modern "I can remember six years top results for the community. physicians get a kick out of units in the country. ago when a woman died in a Kildare and Casey as they push Government grants will take room in that wing which she In the kitchens the_ catering staff produced some pills and emotion , to sell alis care of half the Cost of the pro- had been born in 82 years be- meals- meals- for patients last year and heartening detergents.. " gram but the remainder will be fore. I feel this is quite long fromomall report the Bu.t in following the former raised by the hospital board. enough to keep a building." "dub is motto of the Windmill Theatre: Need Subscriptions Latest Equipment good" in the hospital.:. "We never close," it gives the , This will be done In two The most ' recent wing at the • Ph\rsiotherapy Unit -` Alexandra Marine.and'_General stages. The board hopes to raise hospital is bulging -with the -lat- The physiotherapy unit h a s Hospital staff little time to play $50,000 through local subscrip- est in medical equipment to become a source of satisfaction the part rather than do the job. tion and the remainder in a low service the operating theatre to ttie hospital over the jhree To- -them the screem oflice--interest- loan---tlir po ottgh•-11te On-bv�h-ie# --s -designed-g-r�ecl-dei° -a- -25 y'ea�rs it - has be��j3- i�tr -nperal�vn. : � _ and ambulance sirens means lit- tario Hospital "Commission., • bed hospital. At present it is confined to m tle more than another opportun- "When the building program New equipment ",includes an one snialu room but the spae ' " • �"' "` .. ity to offer a ser 1 e • I - •'-sh.ed-.•uve--l•1--1-4a_v-e•-a4•1-tie-a-rtae-sthette---rna-eltin•e; •-an---elec-- a4-1oea-t-ia•n--wl•1•l--be-i'rrc•reased-four-- ~�•.', ti� . ��,. •, �, �--- rnunitty."- `l;equirements to meet the high- trosectius for •Suirgical cutting times -in the proposed building. • r It is3this rejection -�. of the, draest standards, of medical ,carica" and coagulation and a defibrula-. Physiotherapist Mrs. R. Horn, uratic clement that has unfor- said ,Mr. Schaefer. .-• tor. to be used in the case of undeterred by her c r a in p c d tunately lulled the average resi- ,. He went on: "All plaits will cardiac arrest. • tvorking quarters, looks after a • dent into casual acceptance of meet up, to the accreditation Said Dr. Jackson: "We have steady flow' of 100 patients a the hospital. • • •standards which are laid down been very lucky here in Goder- tveek.. Only fear, pain and' possible by the hospital commission." ich. In 30 years we have never "We 'have been very pleased tragedy awakens people f r o m •Administrator Teo 'W a"1 z a -k. had what could be described as with the success of our physio they apathetic inertia which sur- and all the hospital staff will "no an operating room tragedy." therpay department," said Mr. rounds .their thoughts of .serv- doubt breathe a sigh of relief to. Outside the operating, theatre ‘Valza':," and this is the reason ices they have come to expect view thX end of the dilapidated the life' of the hospital is often the have 'increased the quarters .w;' ' rt: but not fully appreciate.' building still in use. • routine. The• hatches and the in the new building." "`We don't want the people "This old wing was not built despatches are carried out With In hvo months. when the dem- just em just to accept the hospital," as a hospital but over the years the maximum efficiency. , ',Mien of the old building :,tarts said John Schaefer. h o s p i t a T served a purpose," s a i d Mr. In 1964, 215 babies were de- Goderich residents are going to board chairman. "People detnot Vvalzak. "If the financing, had livered within the confines of he coiled upon to remember y t3 realize its importance until --they been available this would have the hospital and doting parents their hospital. It would be well -rrn,rw,4 :1 > i. - -.-i,,.-....--.. 7-..,+. .... _l:el.." . _. +' .�. -an ..L ._ _ L._.._. ___ r_ '�-_�-"_ i_ r.... ._ .... _ -------------, - .. Batteries He added: "Then they are in - He added: "We are ver y era 'flash bull?s through the oh- the hospital has never turned • Dr: Jackson Adjusts Theatre Lamp put a price tag on it. ward to providing top-flight ser- arrivals. help. lw l the position when 'one cannot fortunate' that we cab look for- servation windows at the latest anyone down when they needed" pA w . /� rs. H . Steels, R.N., With New _ Arrival DCKERS !NAL )FF LCR c et • toOM sser, l est. ble+ 39,50 URE iD Mattfest Modern Staff Dining, -Room Minor Surgery In Emergency