The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-11-23, Page 6• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW ONTARIO
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Winqltum Hospital Board
Extends Hours -MvCeohiscinles rl:frelicdteddiasPrielYt.0
the lateness of the season it had
' Visiting From 12 Moon Until• 8:30. p.m. the consuuction of the ambulance
fectious diseases are treated; 'These garage until .spring.. The vehicle.
At. the November board meeting
the directors of the Hingham and
District Hospital approved a reco-
mmendation from the management.
flmittee"'wfi ch 'w 11 t ompletely=
alter the hours• during which
patients may be visited,'by friends
and relatives. The report, „.
submitted by committee chairman.
Barry, Wenger recomrnended that
Ate new'bouis be established on
a six months' trial basis. He said
that the new w plan had been } ,
approved and recommended by the
medical staff as well as the man;
' .; agement.
' Biggest single change in the visit-
ing hours will be that they will,
commence. at 12 noon and run
through continuously until &30
in the evening in . the general.
medical, surgical, obstetrical and
chronic departments. In paediatrics
(children's treatment centre) the
hours will be from 12 noon until . .
7:30. Special rules will apply in
the section of the hospital where in
ruleswill depend entirely onthe will be temporarily stored in the
driveway' beneath the solarium. ,at .
the northend of the hospital build-.
ing, where power lines will be •
available to keep the motel and
blankets warm.
The hospital administrator,. Mrs,
E. Morrey; reported that some '
giiipment has been purchased and,
mere will be ordered to provide for
the delivery of .meals frau the
kitchen to, the bedsides in hotcond..
nature of the, treatments and infect
t
ionsat any .given. time.
.Unchanged is the rule that no
Mae than two visitors may see any.
patient at one time'. The hospital
also reserves the right to limit or
change visiting regulations when,
in the opinion of the -medical a
nursing .staff such visits would be '
detrimental to the patients; Child -
ten under the age of 16 will be
required to be accompanied by an . ilii •'
adult. ... •.,•TOUR BUILDING
,
'The new visiting hours will take ' the entire beard toured the hosp-
ital .buiiding to view the :renovation.
effect at the first of the year..
AMBULANCE NOT HERE and:new construction program which
1n answer. to an inquir about the is now nearing completion.. Mrs.
expected arrival of the first .of two MQcre y.and Mr. Cousins ted
..
new ambulances, Board Chairman. out Cariousplaces where there, was
R. 8, Cousins said that word :had less than complete : satisfaction with
been received from the manufact- . the ,work and where repairs and re-
direr that some delay would be placements will. be made,
experienced because of a holdup Following the tour Mrs.' Matey
in the''delivery of certain necessary . reported, that'there` had been a;
component parts. However the daily average of 78, patients during
the month of October and on the
evening :of the meeting the total
stood at 84. There were 171 admi
`ions and.8 deaths during the mon-•
the
The report of the management
committee also •contained the in-
/ formation that for The. first time, in'
mare than 20 years the hospital , has
a full .complement of registered
nurses and assistants. Only one or
two positions on the staff remain,.
to be filled
, �ia.ke ,' chairman of the..
property committee, read a report
majworcarried t ,;#ir
enofginetheeringor and mk aintenanc'oue stabyfft
during October and a: projection/of
the work to be carried out this
mozxilt. Ife also said that is would
be .necessary, to construct a
temporary passageway at the rear •
of the building to permit move_.
Mem of laundry carts from the
laundry to the t aspital properwhile
the :basement area under the orifi-
anal wing:is undergoing re-construc-�
tion.
TO INSTALL LINES".
Dr. B. N..COrrin asked abn the
lack of nitrous azide lines to • the.
operating; .' obstetrical and emer
gency. operating rooms Mrs. . Mai -'
ey said that such gas lines will be
installed shortly'' Dr:. Corrin also - 1
stated that the .medical staff
concurred ih revised visiting
'hours., in the hope that the 'present
rush, of: visitors from. 2. to 4. o' clock'
and from'7 to .P will be spread out
More esenly over the longer' visit-
•ing 'periods. He pointed out. that
ti isitors •will be requested .to leave.
any room' while. treatment ' is being
Oven
to patients .
Mrs. Marey reported that''a new.
rug and furnishings for the cafeteria
r•usbeen. purchased with a $2,000.`
bequest from .tide estate of the late
Mrs. $din. Hanna and would be
smash appreciated: by the staff. She.
suggested that a plaque should be
placed in the -cafeteria indicating
appreciation to the. dale:.
Notice is Hereby given, To The Municipal Electors
Of The
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amend Sympathy
To . Bereav'ed Family
. fo+7itech arch *yews) .
• -.is community extends their
sinceresympathy to'h(rs, Roy
Huffman the las. of her husband
c•ov.. Huffman and td.tl e. family at
home : to Mrs. Eraser Purves and
+!t5. lack Marisa). in the loss of
:hem 'father ?fir.' Huffrr an was
accident ll • frilled at Whitechurch
railway o emstrg on Wednesday
o i . when the car in which he
w ahs.
a• pac,�,sserzer collided with the
w P,i..rr �4.oriaiv14r j n.„ driver of
the cif ., :.. erwests rg�ery m Lon-
dotp its: a+ ffed'ies1a�1,''6:s' en
t w. '* e with him a speedy recov-
At Oise ti'C1QC in the afteinOosi, for One hour at
►,. winch ria
and place all "electors of said township • are hereby, not
• to attends and that should 'a • poll • be. require!,
open on polling .
No. 1,
No. '2, e Library, Manchester '.
No. 3, Township: Hall
No. 4, W.I. Hall, St. Helens.
No. 5; Residence of James Curran.
No. 6, Pariah Hall, , St. Augustine
When 'a proposed' candidate .1 not present at the riominati
meeting 'hia
inominatioa' Grill not be Valid uniess - the
is attached thereto evidence .satisfactory, to the Retard
Officer that the proposed' candidate consents to be so
' mated. �►
(Whitechurch News) . '
Mas Tack ` Moriison and/ Joyce ,
Mrs . McNall and Cheryl ,Ann of
Blyth were In.Londan at Victoria
Hospital on Sunday to visit :Donnie
•
Morr son , a' patient. Here -
gained :consciousness while: they.
were: there;. This community wishes
Dennie a *speedy•recovery. •
Mrs. Irene Paterson of Toronto
spent the week end: with Charles.,
Taylor and 'with her mother Mrs
W. A. Taylor. of &ucelea Haven.'
W alkerton . .
Mr.' and' Mr ev , T .:�
. ..
Ritchie and Mr and ►,tr.. `, i
:Emerson were s,a•;rda, eveN
visitors at the
Mrs; Bill Tiff:r.,ar:u far"
Wingbarn:. It the:904
Mr,, and hers. Tii:in s .a'...
antiversar.
Mr. and . iti.:t er; i
berg:, Lori ar.c ;err. c' or
were Sunda, '. i'3:or •�E:"';.e
parents, !�'r
Coultes ant; 'a,: ;:' .
'This rcrr:rz ,.a=.ie.'
hear'thlat
Wing.ham •° ti� a� gee e
in.Wingha:• a::.. i,'rct,'c
Was d.ischar a '.
tiow at her > of e
NOTICE .is hereby given to 'the .:OMVNICIPAL ELECTOR.
THE VILLAGE • OF LUCA NOW .that in. ct mp.:aoce with
Statutes in that behalf, I require the p- .once of the
electors at • tie . Village .Hilt in the said \':.:age of Ise:'
at the bout of Seven O'clock and: Thirty m..istes :o. the
noon of .
For One Nous
For the Ptupose ,noaninatmg fit; and proper : persons
the Offices of Reeve -1i Four Councillors and Public School 'f
eel for the New: Board of the Township School Area of
"and Luei now, for tihe year 1967,, • of which all El
are hereby required to take:notice and : !wern diva
e
accordingly, .it'a • greater number ••' i CJr i•dates, t '
quired to fill the Said fifties, are tri :gid and mak
required • declaration. •
Psis N44,l<°1, Te sues Hall Pe' .l. 2, St Peter's Parish
Pall NO. a, tabs Jehnstecte t es tdente
will be opened in the said Village 1,Jekneic