The Huron Expositor, 1974-05-09, Page 13'e. orth-.C6mmun- Ity os. Ita-1 i 5
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At their annual meeting last together by a simple form of heads and guides an outstanding discussed prior to presentation at • Average Length of St ay 8.$ sending 'different officers for conducted-throu #tout the year t< , «� r , + . R:,j.�
g:
week, the Seaforth Community loyalty -'This is my group, I must staff of workers. the general meetings." further education, as follows: Teaching Porsonnel
Hospital Booed„reviewed the pastis work with it and for it - fon a good "Through retirement, we have infection Control Report 1973 Dr. Moyo - 3 day Seminar at Western which. b+�n010 efi1p
year's activities at the hospital. cause.' lost a dedicated and veryefftdient Dr. C. T. B. Moyo, Chairman of International Infection Continuing Education 'for the
Developed After Admission 18 ”
In her report Mrs. Alice "It is this feelipg which gave us secretary in the person of Lloyd the Medical Staff presented the Surgicdl - 12 Control Conference in Medical $tiff, GESE"VSr
McConnell, the President of the such sadness in the deaths of two Hoggarth. Appreciation is due to Medical Staff report:% Medical - 6 Toronto. COST PER DAX PER PATIENT 13ietory f+e trecoYeltCd s�
Board who retired this year after highly respected Board him , also. Mrs. Eisler andMrs. Doig - TO I)PEAM THE 110SPIra Ef ojtse>iet=Q t' r r
serving for the past two years Members, Earl Dick and Donald "Duron the past year we have 1973 The Infection control Convention in Hamil.ron. 1973 Laundr linen ; 9 i
said: Stephenson. held shorter but quite successful Total Admissions 1,181 Committee -meets 4 times a year Mrs. Doig - at the present time The cost of operating the '�'" ''r •'
"When men and women group "Our Administrator, GordonBoard Meetings, the result of Total Deaths 30 and submits reports at the undergoing one month's hospital is calculated on what it s&4.
together in an association such as McKenzie, deserves a special Committee
and Meetingswhere Total Operations 395 Medical Staff meetings. training
Nursesicourse of Infection
cost
sivper day to look atient both after each
a Hospital Board, the are held word of raise and thanks for he Psuggestionsg p Continuing vigilance on Infectionp patients WAGES:...
Control is 'being conducted by Comments that spend time to the hospital
1. Radiologists, Dr. Wickwire and patients that are treated and OTHER EXPME ?.
• • • • & Associates, attending the released the same day which are
begtng M ch 31st, 1973 to croupette. These last two items The Kindergarten classes for Before it knows you . I hope that as President, I will
March 31st, 974. have a total value of $1,800.00. our local schools and from Dublin Our Auxiliary hisendeavoured be able to. fulfill my obligations as
To date a have 72 active A change in our Bylaws now were given a tour of the Seaforth to support our Hospital and Staff well. 1 am proud to be leader
members a d 20 associate designates that our year Hospital. This project is very well . both financially and in volunteer of the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary
members, also sponsor 9 commencesF,from January 1st to received by both the children and service ork. 'The splendid and represent a group of hard
candy stripers, two of whichare December 31 st - Article 6, Section teachers. It also gives young co-operation that is extended to working volunteers.
male volunteers. Two uniforms 2' children an insight into what cap
were purchased for the use of our Our bursary of $150.00 which is ' be in their minds a very
male candy stripers, awarded to nurses in training was frightening and antiseptic vdorld, property 'Committee
Mrs. Corey Segeren received also given. • and prepare them for the occasion
our silver cup celebrating the During the year of 1973 the when they themselves may be a
arrival of the first born child in. Hospital Auxiliary celebrated its patient.reports on new roof
the New Year. 40th Anniversary. This occasion During the past few months our
was commemorated with two television service, which we the
,r Our total profit for the year of special events. A Tea and Bazaar Auxiliary maintained, . has been Robert Wilson, Chairman, The Property Committee after
1973 was $4,279.81. Our monies was held in the month of May. discontinued.- With the Hospital presented the report of the being advised that the roof could
are raised through such events as This event netted a profit of Board's consent and the Property committee: not be repaired, and after
two dances, a Penny Sale and also $306.76. Our Provincial Auxiliary assistance of our Administrator, . Russell Worden ' James Scott ' discussion with the Architects
from the Tuck Cart and Gift Shop. Pre iident, Mrs. C.K.Morningstar Mr. G.G.McKenzie, we have John Modeland Clayton Looby Rieder & Hymmen and the
The following items were and the District Chairman, Mrs. --arrived at an amicable agreement Dr. Wm, Thompson Ministry of Health, called for
purchased for the hospital: B. Menzies were in attendance at tenders for the installation of a
.1 A stepstool with a rental television company
this function. to install and service television It was a very active year for the new roof. After much,
2. 3 Portable blood pressure In June our annual dinner was units in the Hospital. The Property Committee. We held consideration the tender of Smith
thirteen meetings during the -year Peat Roofing & Sheet Metal of
Tuckasmi 1973. Many projects held an Exeter was accepted for
>a► •. abeyance were completed. •,.0 replacement of the Hospital roof
In the spring Ryan Bulldozing at a cost of $27,000.00. • 1•
Public Relations committee (Continued from Page 1) was contacted and they agreed to The P.U.C. replaced the,
l " underground cable frorrr' the
' . Council passed a by-law for the clear off some old fence lines. Mr, g
gives employee Jaques establishment, operation and John Costello of Mitchell was outside transformer, to the panel
�.-.._ maintenance of a • recreational thene engaged to install the new into the boiler room. The cement
Victor Lee Mrs.Audre McElwain Maternity Department be area and ,community centro at line fence between our property pad under the transformer was
Y Y P also reinforced.
Walter Shortreed restricted in order to allow the Vanastra which had been and Mr. Nixon's.
Mrs.Sheila Morton patient to rest and recuperate. approved at a meeting in April, as In May the Board called for The necessity arose to expand
Ralph McNichol Rev.H.J.Laragh d
well as a by-law` authorizing the tenders for the renting of Hospital the cooling system in the Laundry
'
Suggested Hours: 1430 1600 levy on"'the designated • area farm land. The tender of Mr. and Dietary Departments. A
Four meetings were held hours (I t/,) tuckersmith will charge the cosh Harry Johnston and Mr. Martin quotation of FrankKling Ltd. was
during1973; in Januar April, 1900 2030 of the community centre and Murray at $1400.00 a year for a accepted in the amount of $2,050.
Ir y' P recreation at ea to the residents of term of four years was approved. `' for the purchase and installation
September and November. hours (1'/2) Vanastra in their tax bills). The portion of the plaster of two air conditioners; one each
The Public Roations Committee
recommended and won approval for a total of 3 hours visiting Approval Delayed 'around the windows damaged by, for the Laundry and Dietary
from the Board for plaques,awhich time per day. Approva"rom the Ontario water was repaired.and, a painting Departments.
a�y which �u time p. Municipal Board for this project, program initiated. l u,.•• -with the addition of Mt. John
will be given to empYo`?ees and' has not yet been received by It was felt that certain changes Westcott, Physiotherapist, to the
Board Membetrs...after they have This recommendation was
completed 5 years of service. The approved by the Board at their Council and work will be delayed were necessary to the rear steps Staff of Seaforth Community
following people were either September meeting. until this approval is received. as a safety precaution to patients. Hospital the need for additional
Trustees or employees, but are no A column appeared in the Council has arplied for grants to Mr. Durst of Durst Machine was equipment and space , was
longer connected with the Huron Expositor under the assist in supplying these projects asked to increase the height of the required. An opening in the wall
for a total of $28,000. railing and place the rails closer betwen the existing
hospital, and will be present ed heading Questions and Answers 1% , Physiotherapy Department and
with plaques at a later date. starting November 15th. It was Correspondence revealed th t together. Y PY
Malcolm McKellar, Lloyd hoped that the the Ministry of Transportati2n Since access to the Pharmacy the Small Conference Room was
was reasonably easy from a made and renovations made in
and Commupications has
HoJohn Eisler, Mrs. M information contained therein window at round floor, metal the small conference room for Mr.
'0 Hillebrecebrecht, Walter Scott, Mrs. would prove o: interest to the approved an initial payment of bars were installed by Mr. Durst. Westcott's use. ' '
Ruth Knight, Clifford Dunbar and general public. road subsidy of $15,900 which is
late Earl Dick, Donald The Property Committee 30 percent of the normal subsidy
Stephenson and Mrs a Anne recommended that smoking by allocation for roadwork for the Administrator reports yea r
MacRae. visitors be prohibited while in the year and this will be the first of
Mrs. Ring advised members of -hospital except in the patients three installments. In his report to the annual sent to the Ministry of Health. At
the Public Relations Committee lounge and that signs be posted The Huron County meeting of Seaforth Community present we have not had a reply
that her st aff had recommended accordingly. Land Division Committee notified Hospital the Administrator on the Master Plan but the
that the Visiting Hours in the council " approval has been G.G.McKenzie said: - Ministry did advise us concerning
granted to the request from "In 1973 Seaforth Community the Master Program that no
Henry Kalver, R.R.4, Clinton, for Hospital operated very well alteration would be allowed,, for
Capital, expenditures$16,000 land severence of 37•acres of his 9ndeed. The Pre -Accreditation five years. farm to Maple Leaf Milling team from the O.H.A. and
Company. A.M.A. made their surveyand "Seaforth Community Hospital
Council approved a request became more involved in
aN PP q presented � their Community affairs during 1973 by
Since the recent death of Don Capital expenditures for the From John and Grace Cooper of recommendations. ' After agreeing to supplv an answering
Stephenson, chairman of the year amounted to approximately Kippen to seek land severance completing their recommendat. service for the Area Fire Board.
committee, Mrs. Audrey $16,000. The major items being from the Huron County Land ions we applied to have a survey We are also discussing with
McElwain has been acting the Multitone Beeper System for Division Committee of fifty acres for Accreditation; this we hope to P.U.C. the possibility of
chairman and presented this $7,000, and two air conditioners of their 100 acre farm. have very shortly. answering some of their calls on
report: osting $2,035. Murray Horner of R.R.5, "During 1973 the Master Plan, the weekends. These calls would
Committee All accounts are reviewed Clinton will be asked to get as done by Agnew Packham and be tied into our new Multitone
David Cornish Roy -Williamson monthly and if in order are approval of his building permit Associates, was completed and (Beeper) Paging System which
Mrs.Audrey McLlwain recommended for payment. No for enlarging lunch stand on was installed during 1973".
F.A.Dobson Mrs.Sheila Morton major expenditure is made Highway 4 at Vanastra Road
without being presented through intersection and he will be
The ' Hospital employ s 85 the Finance Committee to the informed hook-up fee for water
people. The Finatial Statment Board. and sewage services will be $300.
shows the Hospitals $572,402 Through careful planning the SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
in wages and fringe benefits. The Finance Committee has been able Seaforth, Ontario
attached analysis shows this as to invest $15,000 in deposit people
-being 70% of the Hospital costs. certificates. Only
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
can prevent Administrator............; : G.G.McKenzie
Dietary .................. Mrs. R. Pepper
" Winners announced u m Director of Nursing ....... Mrs. S. Peller
accidents Engineering, ... .1. Diehl
Hou keeping... , • ......... , • Mrs. 1. Diehl
(Continued from Page 1 flat eggs, Brenda Pryce, R.R.1; Only people can take action. La ator................... Mrs. M. Gillis
Hildebrands-picture, Fergus-Shinens-shirt, Hazel McNaught- Y P P Laundry. • ........ . .......... JMunroe
g Only people can .prevent acci- •• Medical Records .............. .Mrs. D. Munroe
Devereaux, R.R.4; Rowcliff's-oil on; Graves Paint & Paper -paint, dents..An accident happens when Pharmacy
change, Jack Eisler; G.W. Florence Ludvigsen, 'Clinton; a hazard is not corrected, or the ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Mrs. Y. Binnendyk
tt
Woods -air sanitizer, Marjorie Habkirk-5 gal. gas, Chas. Barber; extra second it takes to act safelyPhysiotherapy... , ... • ....... J.Westioe
Linglebach; Bob &Betty Variety- Keith Sharp -oil, Mrs. Bruce Stores ....................... D. Bode
is allowed to slip "by without Treasurer... • , ..... . • ....... R.C.Kirk
vase, Mrs. Hilda Seller's; Seaforth Rathwell, Brucefield; R.S. Box- action. Just one second of
Meat Market -$5.00 voucher, Mrs. chair, Allan Cat hat; Sim X -Ray Mrs. C. Lobb.
P- inaction can destroy a life, a home Y ,
Nettie Stimore; Stewart Bros.- sons -planter, Mrs. Fre7d Steven- and happiness.
towels, Joan Devereaux, R.R.4; son, Brussels; Larones-candle PP MEDICAL STAFF
Seaforth Creamery -10 lb. Elme- Approximately 80% of all acci- ACTIVE
y holder, Mrs. David Hoover, dents are caused by lack of care of Dr. P.L.Brady; Dr. E. Malkus; Dr. C.T. B.Moyo;
grove Spread, Mrs. Chas. Cun- Cash donations were received attention tot
ningham, Clinton; Betty's Beauty from: Beaver Foods Ltd.; Wyant he task in hand or. Dr. R.Whitman; Dr. J. Underwood
Salon -shampoo, Mrs. Ted Robin- & Co.; McConnell & Stewart; error of judgement. People are COURTESY
chance -takers. They say 'An Dr. L. Roth Moyo; Dr.G.F.Mills; Dr.F.M.Newland
son, Kippen; Dorothy McLelland Looby Construction, Dublin; East accident can't happen to me, I DENTISTS
childs sweater, Mrs. Hazel Huron Produce; John Cardno; know what I'm doin But luck
Coutts; Cash -ride on tractor, Seaforth Medical Clinic; Pull- and the law of averages don't Dr. R.C.Eickmeier; Dr. G. Bowker; Dr. C.E.Toll;
Terry Stevenson; McLeans Flor-- mans Barber Shop; Tremeer work that way. Evver all one's Dr. C.J.Lacko; Dr. D. Palmer
- ist-$5.00. voucher, Heather Barber Shop; Scott Poultry Farms y Y CONSULTING
McKenzie, Clinton; Velma Mit- . Ltd.; Seaforth Electronics; Huron luck runs out. Dr. D.J.Allan; Dr. ian Lindsay; Dr. M. Tidman;
ler-$3.00 baking, Elmer Rivers; Fabricators Ltd.; Don Eaton; Elva it takes disciplined thinking to Dr. V.P.Quinlan; Dr. N.W.Scratch; Dr. J.M.Watt;
D. Williamson -light bulbs, Susan • Keith; Wongs Cafe; Beckers overcome carelessness, laziness' Dr. L.Roth Moyo; Dr. C.T.B,Moyo; Dr. P.L.Brady;
Hickson, R.R.4, Walton; iGA-1 Store; Henry Ziler; Mrs. Geo. or unconcern where safety is vital Dr. K. lambert; Dr. P. Foxeroft; Dr. S.McNeill; Dr.
case pop, Lavina Wheatley; Cash- Addison; Cleave Coombs; Heard to our well-being. J.A.Wickwire; Dr.T.W.Dean; Dr. T.J.Pellar
10 lbs. flour, Lillian Kerslake; Construction; Jack Mcilwain; (Temporary Privileges); Dr. E. Malkus; Dr. R.
Bob Dinsmore (Texaco) -glasses, Bruce Rathwell; Mr. N. Knapp; A Huron Rxpositor Classified Whitman; Dr. J. Underwood
Bonnie Boudreau; cash -10 lb. A•Y• Mclean; Bernard Craig, will pay yc.u'dividends. Have you
sugar, Susan White; Ken Moore- R.R.2, Blyth; Anonymous. trifid one? Dial Seaforth 527-0171.
Ho
s p i tea
I Aux t F-1
has
busy year iw' y n I - z,.
mem
a rS
hospital S days a week has
care
classified as outpatients.
This diem is
DEPRECIATCQN
On building equipment 4.49
, _
accelerated patient with
per rate rising
and
Mrs. Frances Rose Teatero,
units
highlighted by the presence of
Auxiliary will receive a
us by all involved in the ' hospital
immediate results on x-rays being
reported.2
every year and the following
figures set out the actual cost per
President of the Women's
3, A drop light
eleven Past Presidents.
percentage of the profits realized
is grea, tly appreciated. We hope
pocket Beepers are proving
patient per day for the year 1973.
Cost per day per patient 78.80
Auxiliary to the Hospital, in her.
4. One Isolette
Greetings and congratulations
from this sytem. This agreement
that the Auxiliary is considered as
to be very satisfactory for the
Should there be forty patients in
report said:
5. One Razor
were extended to the Seaforth
we hope will prove to be
an important part of a very
Medical Staff.
the hospital the • cost would be
During 1973 a total of 822
I hereby respectfully submit
6. Poinsettia at Christmas for
Hospital Auxiliary on their 40th
beneficial to all concerned.
efficient Hospital.
The
3. H. M.R.I. Computer System
forty times this figure.
operations were performed down
the following- report to the
Seaforth Hospital Board for the
Staff.
anniversary by the Provincial
President District Chairman.
The date May 12th represents
Hospital Day.'The Auxiliary will
Auxiliary was very
fortunate to have had the very
for recording date of Medical
SPECIAL SERVICES 1973
from 1018 in 1972. Outpatients
annual meeting on behalf of the
Funds have also been allotted
and
It is of interest to note that
be distributing placemats to all
capable leadership of Mrs.
Records has upgraded charting
and coding of Diagnoses.
Radiology:..... S 63
Pharmacy...... 3.74
totalled 2781 up 20 while
radiology cases were down from
Seaforth Hosp'talAuxiliary. This
report is compo ed from the period
and designated for The purchase
of one operating room light and a
'during the past nine years our
Auxiliary has raised $20,000.00.
local restaurants, This year's
slogan is: "Know. your Hospital -
W.C.Bennett last year as
President.11
4. Ward Rounds were
Laboratory..... 2.31
4386 in, 1972 to 4027.
begtng M ch 31st, 1973 to croupette. These last two items The Kindergarten classes for Before it knows you . I hope that as President, I will
March 31st, 974. have a total value of $1,800.00. our local schools and from Dublin Our Auxiliary hisendeavoured be able to. fulfill my obligations as
To date a have 72 active A change in our Bylaws now were given a tour of the Seaforth to support our Hospital and Staff well. 1 am proud to be leader
members a d 20 associate designates that our year Hospital. This project is very well . both financially and in volunteer of the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary
members, also sponsor 9 commencesF,from January 1st to received by both the children and service ork. 'The splendid and represent a group of hard
candy stripers, two of whichare December 31 st - Article 6, Section teachers. It also gives young co-operation that is extended to working volunteers.
male volunteers. Two uniforms 2' children an insight into what cap
were purchased for the use of our Our bursary of $150.00 which is ' be in their minds a very
male candy stripers, awarded to nurses in training was frightening and antiseptic vdorld, property 'Committee
Mrs. Corey Segeren received also given. • and prepare them for the occasion
our silver cup celebrating the During the year of 1973 the when they themselves may be a
arrival of the first born child in. Hospital Auxiliary celebrated its patient.reports on new roof
the New Year. 40th Anniversary. This occasion During the past few months our
was commemorated with two television service, which we the
,r Our total profit for the year of special events. A Tea and Bazaar Auxiliary maintained, . has been Robert Wilson, Chairman, The Property Committee after
1973 was $4,279.81. Our monies was held in the month of May. discontinued.- With the Hospital presented the report of the being advised that the roof could
are raised through such events as This event netted a profit of Board's consent and the Property committee: not be repaired, and after
two dances, a Penny Sale and also $306.76. Our Provincial Auxiliary assistance of our Administrator, . Russell Worden ' James Scott ' discussion with the Architects
from the Tuck Cart and Gift Shop. Pre iident, Mrs. C.K.Morningstar Mr. G.G.McKenzie, we have John Modeland Clayton Looby Rieder & Hymmen and the
The following items were and the District Chairman, Mrs. --arrived at an amicable agreement Dr. Wm, Thompson Ministry of Health, called for
purchased for the hospital: B. Menzies were in attendance at tenders for the installation of a
.1 A stepstool with a rental television company
this function. to install and service television It was a very active year for the new roof. After much,
2. 3 Portable blood pressure In June our annual dinner was units in the Hospital. The Property Committee. We held consideration the tender of Smith
thirteen meetings during the -year Peat Roofing & Sheet Metal of
Tuckasmi 1973. Many projects held an Exeter was accepted for
>a► •. abeyance were completed. •,.0 replacement of the Hospital roof
In the spring Ryan Bulldozing at a cost of $27,000.00. • 1•
Public Relations committee (Continued from Page 1) was contacted and they agreed to The P.U.C. replaced the,
l " underground cable frorrr' the
' . Council passed a by-law for the clear off some old fence lines. Mr, g
gives employee Jaques establishment, operation and John Costello of Mitchell was outside transformer, to the panel
�.-.._ maintenance of a • recreational thene engaged to install the new into the boiler room. The cement
Victor Lee Mrs.Audre McElwain Maternity Department be area and ,community centro at line fence between our property pad under the transformer was
Y Y P also reinforced.
Walter Shortreed restricted in order to allow the Vanastra which had been and Mr. Nixon's.
Mrs.Sheila Morton patient to rest and recuperate. approved at a meeting in April, as In May the Board called for The necessity arose to expand
Ralph McNichol Rev.H.J.Laragh d
well as a by-law` authorizing the tenders for the renting of Hospital the cooling system in the Laundry
'
Suggested Hours: 1430 1600 levy on"'the designated • area farm land. The tender of Mr. and Dietary Departments. A
Four meetings were held hours (I t/,) tuckersmith will charge the cosh Harry Johnston and Mr. Martin quotation of FrankKling Ltd. was
during1973; in Januar April, 1900 2030 of the community centre and Murray at $1400.00 a year for a accepted in the amount of $2,050.
Ir y' P recreation at ea to the residents of term of four years was approved. `' for the purchase and installation
September and November. hours (1'/2) Vanastra in their tax bills). The portion of the plaster of two air conditioners; one each
The Public Roations Committee
recommended and won approval for a total of 3 hours visiting Approval Delayed 'around the windows damaged by, for the Laundry and Dietary
from the Board for plaques,awhich time per day. Approva"rom the Ontario water was repaired.and, a painting Departments.
a�y which �u time p. Municipal Board for this project, program initiated. l u,.•• -with the addition of Mt. John
will be given to empYo`?ees and' has not yet been received by It was felt that certain changes Westcott, Physiotherapist, to the
Board Membetrs...after they have This recommendation was
completed 5 years of service. The approved by the Board at their Council and work will be delayed were necessary to the rear steps Staff of Seaforth Community
following people were either September meeting. until this approval is received. as a safety precaution to patients. Hospital the need for additional
Trustees or employees, but are no A column appeared in the Council has arplied for grants to Mr. Durst of Durst Machine was equipment and space , was
longer connected with the Huron Expositor under the assist in supplying these projects asked to increase the height of the required. An opening in the wall
for a total of $28,000. railing and place the rails closer betwen the existing
hospital, and will be present ed heading Questions and Answers 1% , Physiotherapy Department and
with plaques at a later date. starting November 15th. It was Correspondence revealed th t together. Y PY
Malcolm McKellar, Lloyd hoped that the the Ministry of Transportati2n Since access to the Pharmacy the Small Conference Room was
was reasonably easy from a made and renovations made in
and Commupications has
HoJohn Eisler, Mrs. M information contained therein window at round floor, metal the small conference room for Mr.
'0 Hillebrecebrecht, Walter Scott, Mrs. would prove o: interest to the approved an initial payment of bars were installed by Mr. Durst. Westcott's use. ' '
Ruth Knight, Clifford Dunbar and general public. road subsidy of $15,900 which is
late Earl Dick, Donald The Property Committee 30 percent of the normal subsidy
Stephenson and Mrs a Anne recommended that smoking by allocation for roadwork for the Administrator reports yea r
MacRae. visitors be prohibited while in the year and this will be the first of
Mrs. Ring advised members of -hospital except in the patients three installments. In his report to the annual sent to the Ministry of Health. At
the Public Relations Committee lounge and that signs be posted The Huron County meeting of Seaforth Community present we have not had a reply
that her st aff had recommended accordingly. Land Division Committee notified Hospital the Administrator on the Master Plan but the
that the Visiting Hours in the council " approval has been G.G.McKenzie said: - Ministry did advise us concerning
granted to the request from "In 1973 Seaforth Community the Master Program that no
Henry Kalver, R.R.4, Clinton, for Hospital operated very well alteration would be allowed,, for
Capital, expenditures$16,000 land severence of 37•acres of his 9ndeed. The Pre -Accreditation five years. farm to Maple Leaf Milling team from the O.H.A. and
Company. A.M.A. made their surveyand "Seaforth Community Hospital
Council approved a request became more involved in
aN PP q presented � their Community affairs during 1973 by
Since the recent death of Don Capital expenditures for the From John and Grace Cooper of recommendations. ' After agreeing to supplv an answering
Stephenson, chairman of the year amounted to approximately Kippen to seek land severance completing their recommendat. service for the Area Fire Board.
committee, Mrs. Audrey $16,000. The major items being from the Huron County Land ions we applied to have a survey We are also discussing with
McElwain has been acting the Multitone Beeper System for Division Committee of fifty acres for Accreditation; this we hope to P.U.C. the possibility of
chairman and presented this $7,000, and two air conditioners of their 100 acre farm. have very shortly. answering some of their calls on
report: osting $2,035. Murray Horner of R.R.5, "During 1973 the Master Plan, the weekends. These calls would
Committee All accounts are reviewed Clinton will be asked to get as done by Agnew Packham and be tied into our new Multitone
David Cornish Roy -Williamson monthly and if in order are approval of his building permit Associates, was completed and (Beeper) Paging System which
Mrs.Audrey McLlwain recommended for payment. No for enlarging lunch stand on was installed during 1973".
F.A.Dobson Mrs.Sheila Morton major expenditure is made Highway 4 at Vanastra Road
without being presented through intersection and he will be
The ' Hospital employ s 85 the Finance Committee to the informed hook-up fee for water
people. The Finatial Statment Board. and sewage services will be $300.
shows the Hospitals $572,402 Through careful planning the SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
in wages and fringe benefits. The Finance Committee has been able Seaforth, Ontario
attached analysis shows this as to invest $15,000 in deposit people
-being 70% of the Hospital costs. certificates. Only
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
can prevent Administrator............; : G.G.McKenzie
Dietary .................. Mrs. R. Pepper
" Winners announced u m Director of Nursing ....... Mrs. S. Peller
accidents Engineering, ... .1. Diehl
Hou keeping... , • ......... , • Mrs. 1. Diehl
(Continued from Page 1 flat eggs, Brenda Pryce, R.R.1; Only people can take action. La ator................... Mrs. M. Gillis
Hildebrands-picture, Fergus-Shinens-shirt, Hazel McNaught- Y P P Laundry. • ........ . .......... JMunroe
g Only people can .prevent acci- •• Medical Records .............. .Mrs. D. Munroe
Devereaux, R.R.4; Rowcliff's-oil on; Graves Paint & Paper -paint, dents..An accident happens when Pharmacy
change, Jack Eisler; G.W. Florence Ludvigsen, 'Clinton; a hazard is not corrected, or the ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Mrs. Y. Binnendyk
tt
Woods -air sanitizer, Marjorie Habkirk-5 gal. gas, Chas. Barber; extra second it takes to act safelyPhysiotherapy... , ... • ....... J.Westioe
Linglebach; Bob &Betty Variety- Keith Sharp -oil, Mrs. Bruce Stores ....................... D. Bode
is allowed to slip "by without Treasurer... • , ..... . • ....... R.C.Kirk
vase, Mrs. Hilda Seller's; Seaforth Rathwell, Brucefield; R.S. Box- action. Just one second of
Meat Market -$5.00 voucher, Mrs. chair, Allan Cat hat; Sim X -Ray Mrs. C. Lobb.
P- inaction can destroy a life, a home Y ,
Nettie Stimore; Stewart Bros.- sons -planter, Mrs. Fre7d Steven- and happiness.
towels, Joan Devereaux, R.R.4; son, Brussels; Larones-candle PP MEDICAL STAFF
Seaforth Creamery -10 lb. Elme- Approximately 80% of all acci- ACTIVE
y holder, Mrs. David Hoover, dents are caused by lack of care of Dr. P.L.Brady; Dr. E. Malkus; Dr. C.T. B.Moyo;
grove Spread, Mrs. Chas. Cun- Cash donations were received attention tot
ningham, Clinton; Betty's Beauty from: Beaver Foods Ltd.; Wyant he task in hand or. Dr. R.Whitman; Dr. J. Underwood
Salon -shampoo, Mrs. Ted Robin- & Co.; McConnell & Stewart; error of judgement. People are COURTESY
chance -takers. They say 'An Dr. L. Roth Moyo; Dr.G.F.Mills; Dr.F.M.Newland
son, Kippen; Dorothy McLelland Looby Construction, Dublin; East accident can't happen to me, I DENTISTS
childs sweater, Mrs. Hazel Huron Produce; John Cardno; know what I'm doin But luck
Coutts; Cash -ride on tractor, Seaforth Medical Clinic; Pull- and the law of averages don't Dr. R.C.Eickmeier; Dr. G. Bowker; Dr. C.E.Toll;
Terry Stevenson; McLeans Flor-- mans Barber Shop; Tremeer work that way. Evver all one's Dr. C.J.Lacko; Dr. D. Palmer
- ist-$5.00. voucher, Heather Barber Shop; Scott Poultry Farms y Y CONSULTING
McKenzie, Clinton; Velma Mit- . Ltd.; Seaforth Electronics; Huron luck runs out. Dr. D.J.Allan; Dr. ian Lindsay; Dr. M. Tidman;
ler-$3.00 baking, Elmer Rivers; Fabricators Ltd.; Don Eaton; Elva it takes disciplined thinking to Dr. V.P.Quinlan; Dr. N.W.Scratch; Dr. J.M.Watt;
D. Williamson -light bulbs, Susan • Keith; Wongs Cafe; Beckers overcome carelessness, laziness' Dr. L.Roth Moyo; Dr. C.T.B,Moyo; Dr. P.L.Brady;
Hickson, R.R.4, Walton; iGA-1 Store; Henry Ziler; Mrs. Geo. or unconcern where safety is vital Dr. K. lambert; Dr. P. Foxeroft; Dr. S.McNeill; Dr.
case pop, Lavina Wheatley; Cash- Addison; Cleave Coombs; Heard to our well-being. J.A.Wickwire; Dr.T.W.Dean; Dr. T.J.Pellar
10 lbs. flour, Lillian Kerslake; Construction; Jack Mcilwain; (Temporary Privileges); Dr. E. Malkus; Dr. R.
Bob Dinsmore (Texaco) -glasses, Bruce Rathwell; Mr. N. Knapp; A Huron Rxpositor Classified Whitman; Dr. J. Underwood
Bonnie Boudreau; cash -10 lb. A•Y• Mclean; Bernard Craig, will pay yc.u'dividends. Have you
sugar, Susan White; Ken Moore- R.R.2, Blyth; Anonymous. trifid one? Dial Seaforth 527-0171.