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Congratulations
Sealorth Community Hospital
ETHICON SUTURES LTD.
PETERBOROUGH
ONTARIO
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
Seaforth Community Hospital
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BOILER ROOM AT THE NEW SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL — Boiler equipment
was manufactured in Seaforth and includes, on the left, a 15 H.P. Bell -Francis Steam Genera-
tor, and (centre) two 80 H.P. Hot Water Generato rs fired with Preferred Rotary Cup Oil Burners.
We are proud that RBIL Boilers, manufactured in
Seaforth, were selected for installation in the new
Hospital.
Robert Bell Industries Ltd.
Phone 527-0600 : SEAFORTH
Vis;itQrs
But -Take it Ems
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Each person who visits a he spital patient
does something either to promote or retard,, the
patient's recovery.
The patient is grateful that a visitor has
been thoughtful enough to come. He will not
wish to hurt a visitor's feeling or seem unap-
preciative, regardless of how sick he may be.
A visitor should be .calm, cheerful, optim-
istic and avoid all disturbing and exciting sub-
jects.
Hospitals suggest that a call first will as-
certain whether the patient's condition warrants'
any visitors.
Nearly all hospitals have regular visiting
hours ; co-operation as to these hours allows the
patient to have ample time for rest and relaxa-
tion.
Too many visitors are a strain on a patient's
vitality. It is often wise that friends be told
they can show their interest in other ways, by
sending cards or notes of encouragement.
A few pleasant minutes do much to stimu-
late a patient. Visitors should not exceed 15 min-
utes if a patient is particularly ill.
• Even the most confirmed smokers often find
smoke odor obnoxious and nauseating when they
are ill. But they will hesitate- to tell a visitor.
Smoking where oxygen ie it use is an . ex-
plosion- hazard. Avoid it. ,
Too many flowers are overpowering and
sickenings—keep them coming a few at a time.
Books, magazines, newspapers and games
for entertainment and r&reation are most help-
ful.
Food should not be brought to a patient as hist'
diet is especially planned to speed his recovery.
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W : and WS. g8n'Y Ilya!)a
Toronto', ant Nr ald Mrs,; Rei;
,lacquer, of $tratford, spent
the weekend with. IfFe. A.
Looby. •
Mr. and lairs. C. AI, Trott, ,Pf
Clinton, with the letter's *Or,
er, Mrs. A. M. Looby,.
Mr. James Eckert, Rochester
New gYork, and Mrs,. PeterWk.-
art, Toronto, with Mr. and,Mrs.
George Coville.
Mr. Tom Feeney, London,
with Elmer and Louis Feeney,
Mr. J. D. MacRae, Waterloo
University, at his home.
Mr. and Mrs, ,Andrew Dantzer
of London, at their home here:
Mr. and• Mrs. Neil Stapleton
and daughter, Kitchener, with
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton.
Mr. Edward Holland and Dav-
id, of Scarboro.. with Mrs. Geo.
E. Holland.
MAINTENANCE in the neW�a
Hospital is the' respo sibiUty
of Harry Peller, wlto came two;
Seaforth from Stratford. here
he examines the fire, alarm
control panel. •
Compliments of
SMITH & NEPHEW
LIMITED
Manufacturers of
ELASTOPLAT GYPSONA
and Allied Products
LACHINE QUEBEC
CONGRATULA Ti
Seaforth Community Hospital
We are proud to have been responsible for
the plumbing, heating and ventilating installa-
tions in this modern hospital.
Steen Mechanical Contractors
Limited
Plumbing - Heating - Air -Conditioning
603 Clarke Sideroad LONDON
Phone 455-1940