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slverware. 4 Parl with at ie op of the hoop 1m the con] _ MUSIC CONCERT solation series with a 5831 total, | Saturday, April 25th 65 better than the EAA drop- i . 2:00 p.m. i " ATE ak oi Mois. ivi halt are: Smits Taxi 626.| ST. GREGORY'S HALL Training School 5713: Bobcats, OSHAWA | WOULD COST $1,200,000 Plan Addition P.H. Hospital PORT HOPE -- R. B. Baxter, ough extension was being repaid 187; Cooeys 181; Sol Margles 173; Town Mixed Bowling Le ague Tuckers 171; Matting 163; Home- erown. With just a week to like 162; Jefferys 161; Legion- they need just one win to TIMES BUREAUS A Ta a a a Ee i en ce fe tt Branch 30, Canadian BESL, \ Zone Commander F. R. Hills' The other woman's branch is at Legion second such branch im Distret THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, April 24, 1959 7 inducted the new bers at the Peterborough, which is not in- go naires 151; Plaza Hotel 145; Den-|clinch top spot. Team standings are: 3 meeting which was chaired by cluded in Zone F-2, COBOURG lim Floris 134 COE No.3 M8 a: sn, wenters 1 General F No. 2, 5 - ers 5 tenders Bs G. McAuliffe FR. 2-5349)x3iq Sunoco 124; Ewarts 122;[Dodgers 151; Burley Bus 141; CGE No. 1, 117. Toppers 120; Hot Rods 102; Primeaus 113; Cooey All-Stars/Mooseheaders 99; Lucky Strikes . 09+ .199; Crew Cuts 92; Alley Cats 66; 112; Chateau 109; Payne Broth: A 56; Hydro 53. a adies, Barbara Van-| PORT HOPE Fain Macdonald TU. 5-5737 ers 109; Nichols Movers 105; Mac- chairman of the Port Hope Hos- in part from bed cost differential. pital Board, announced last night He explained that some profits a proposed $1,200,000 building occur from a 50 per cent hospital plan for an extension to Portlallowance from extra revenue of Hope General Hospital. semi - private and private beds, Addressing the annual meeting|over ward beds. of the board in the town hall, Mr.| In Port Hope basic ward cost Baxter reported "We believe that|per bed is $15.80. Semi-private put in a great bid to grab high . before the year we will have beds cost $2.75 more, and private(PUL 1 BEE Cb BO AE eh ivle -- J. Archibaid| Le B h completed plans for a new hos-|beds $4.50 or $5.50 more, depend- yi" terrific 914 Sore fell Shot of 914; nigh hi single -- Legion gion ranc Half of this cost differential, he te Jecord 2s the Cobourg Men's naires 1200; high team iriple -- The pletion of its 35-week schedule. pital or a substantial addition to|ing on service. the present building." i bis ; liminary plans of such a said goes e government. substantial addition" were pre-| remainder is retained by the hos- sented in detail to the meeting by|pital. This revenue, he said, could R. Creighton, representing con-/be used to repay the debenture sulting architects Barnett and debt. Rieder, Port Hope. | Mr. Baxler issued 5 general Mr. Creighton outlined a three- appeal to the public. * We Wo floor addition which would add 95|like people to realize that we stil beds to the present 45 beds and|need help, despite the Ontario provide needed expansion of serv-| Hospital Services plan," he oid, ices throughout 76,000 square feet.| Government a owanses Bd Total cost of the new structure, "4 f he said, was estimated at $1,143,-C0Sts, but are Yoo small for 18 Sop. Alterations to ihe existing iat Py equipment. | building in adding the new wing He paid special thanks to Port| would cost a further $49,000, voy | i : Hope Kinsmen Club which re- Fig 7 3 the tora) figwe, to cently completely refurnished| . _|both men's and women's wards Mr. Creighton also {and are now refurnishing the ma- that the plans were flexible, and (nity ward. that necessary design modifica- ~~ -- | tion could be incorporated with- out too much difficulty. ! T IT AND Problem of financing the build-! N ing was briefly discussed. Various "Y" Variety Club hospital grants, it was revealed, would pay roughly 50 per cent of Bowling Party -- Meet at the "Y" --7 P.M. cost, leaving about $600,000 to be raised by Port Hope. Support for a debenture issue to raise the necessary amount was promised by Mayor W. N.| Moore. The mayor reminded the| board that about 15 building plans have been submitted at different times in past years, and said the board deserved credit for the time spent on the subject. He said that a debenture issue might be the cheapest method of financing the project. : : Referring to a Peterborough Dancing 9 to 12 PM Y.W.C. A. revenues during the year. 199 CENTRE ST. Mr. Baxter said that a $1,000,000 debt for the Peterbor- Two Vie For Bowls Title COBOURG -- Smith's Taxi asd Strays are the leaders in the race for two playoff trophies in the Cobourg Mixed Bowling League after the second round with three games to play. Smith's Taxi led second - place Training School by nearly 500 pins for the grand championship hospital extension, Mayor Moore suggested the hospital might pay off debentures as they arose from INVITES YOU | TO ITS BIG ENTERTAINMENT EVENING 5605; Dark Horses 5502; Spark Taugs 5322; Central Construction EVERYBODY WELCOME high triples, men, Caine 808; ladies, Pat Dawe 86: General Foods No. 1, 86; In- 567. Pp Mrs. Elsie Rush.| Next meeting of the branch Branch 30 president Cole Locke|will be at Colborne May 22, and welcomed the 22 ladies present. |a charter will be granted May 31. The association, a separate Le-| A cold plate supper was served gion branch for ex-service women, |to the women by Branch 30 Ser- -|is not a women's auxiliary group.|vice Officer Horace Osborn and Started in Colborne recently, it| Mrs. Osborn. Laren Appliances 102; Wilson Contractors 99; Wilson Motors 96; | > Makes Bi d For Bell Cleaners 96; OPP 92; Home- Sickle . . dependents 69; Beaver Lumber Triple Title 66; Chernevs 63; IOF 57; Jening's f Fuel 56; Cooey Rangers 52; K of COBOURG -- Jim Archibald|C, 40. : Anderson like Indians 87; Sawdust Kings Gore Form Womens' High single -- G. PORT HOPE (Staff) -- Branch League nears the com-|Margles 3366; hidden score 2-|579, Bay of Quinte, regional as- Homelike Indians 2771 (2794). sociation of ex-servicewomen, Team standings are: Ramblers are within two points/met last night to recruit several Melvors 212; Clarke Brothers of capturing their third straight new members af Port Hope now includes members from Bow. A mami lo Bele ud se (TSPLOCAL SHOWING i" . | --------a Y . RECORDS > 7 , Jt BOX OFFICE OPENS SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. CONTINUOUS SATURDAY FROM 9:30 A.M. Be An Early-Bird! / A SWEET MARIE CHOCOLATE BAR TO THE FIRST 200 CHILDREN SAT - URDAY MORNING AT 9:00 A.M. I'REE ACAD. .. 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