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the georgetown herald wednesday february 6th 1956 page 4 peel memorial hospital highlights beautiful building building sand concrete gravel road gravel fill top soil tom haines glen williams triangle 73302 travel notes book now for easter in new york by air or train all expense tours except meals from s3s00 john r barber travel advisor john r barber agency insurance travel triangla 73521 mill street lucky no 574 iff holdar of this numbar calli with 7 days thay will rtcalva i return trip to london ontario or its qulvalant flowers for all a occasions i wedding work corsages g a specialty 2 cut flowers and funeral a designs we wire flowers 1 rosedale floral i 32 albert st tr 72952 buy the best buy bh paints for tatting beauty sold by twins woodworking umehouse tr 72162 manufacturers of sash frames screens doors inside end out trim door hardware fioor toe olass open evenings tm 9 bum al dr forwnliyi ntw ropmantatlvm councillor ed blair has been nam ed as chlnguacousy s representative on the peel memorial hospital board for 1956 and attended the january meeting of the board he succeeds reeve cyril clarke feel county councils and bramp ton s representatives will remain the same reeve s bradley of port cre dit is the county s board member and councillor fred kline was reappoin ted by the brampton council as its member on the board for 1956 mrs j a henderson has been nam ed by the iode as their represents ttve on the board for the current year as successor to mrs l a kculeman who was a most faithful member of the board for several years others renamed to the board this year are mrs f mclean represent ing the women s auxiliary of which she is president mrs j l speirs of the north peel women s institutes and mrs h a crawford of the south peel w i the election of other board mem bers will take place at the annual mec ting in the public library hall at 8 p m on tuesday february 28th 316 mimtmrs enrolltd the public relations committee re ports that up to january 27 the num ber of persons enrolling as members in the hospital association for 1956 was 316 this while encouraging and gratifying to the committee is short of the objective for expansion year which was set at 500 last year the total number of members was 380 and with another month to go before the annual meeting tuesday febru ary 28th the committee is hopeful of adding enough additional members to at least surpass last years total and possibly reach a new mark well over 400 the fee is only 2 00 per person your enrolment is an indication of your interest in this local health in stitution if you are a resident in the area served by peel memorial and wish to give encouragement and sup port to those who give their services voluntarily in this worthy work and have not el joined the asso ation for 1956 you are urged to do so now by send in t in the memberships for your family or household of 2 each address your letter to peel memorial hospital public relations committee brampton philanthropy appreciated there was abundant evidence at the january meeting of the hospital board that philanthropy still plays a substantial part in the financing of such institutions three communi cations pertaining to recent bequests were read one from the roal tost company relating to the will of the latl j a hocking formerly of bramp ton who bequeathed a large share of his estate to the hospital a cheque for 7 000 was enclosed and it was also intimated that approximately 1200 more would be forthcoming when the estate is finally wound up the second communication was from a g davis q c administrator for the estate of the late mrs rosl jane fenwick his letter enclosed a cheque for 2000 being 40 per cent payment of mrs frenwick s bequest to the hospital the third letter was sent from the roai trust company relating to the will of the late mary jane walsh an other formtr resident who left s1000 to en low a room in memory of ed ward john walsh and mary o hara walsh equipment fund the innual christmas ippeal for the hospital s equipment fund has alrea dy netted over 1000 and donations large and small arc still coming in three of these were for 100 each there was a donation of 50 several of 25 a number of 10 and 5 and mmof100 and 2 00 all are gratefully acknowledged the money raised by moans of this goodwill christmas offering is used to make capital expenditures for needed equipment and thut keep operating expenses at the minimum further donations by organizations or indivi duals will be much appreciated now supervision miss minnie miller of wilhamsford ontario and a graduate of the owen sound general hospital assumed her new duties as supervisor of nurses at peel memorial in january she had served as member of the staff for six months before being promoted to the new position for which she is so well qualified taking special court mrs florence prlntz rn one of the nursery staff at peel memorial has been selected to take the special nursery course being conducted by the child welfare section of the on tarlo dcpt of health at the university of toronto during february by hiv ing one of its staff members take this course which is provided with out cost to the local hospital matcrn ity patients at peel memorial are as sured that their offspring will have the benefit of the most modem tech nlques in nursing care and be well cared for by qualified pcrsonus using the latest in equipment new records room with twenty- doctors now on the medical staff at peel memorial the mill records room on the main floor has become quite inadequate to pro vide the proper spice for making out anl f lirw these important records the property committee has found space on the third floor of the original buildinf and altered and renovated tt for this purpose it is the boards hope that this will greatly facilitate the work of mr irau wall the lib rarian and the doctors is ketptnf the records uptodate and readily av ailable 1956 annual meeting all members of the peel memorial hospital association as well as all other interested citizens in the area served by this hospital are asked to put a ring around february 28th on their calendars this is the date set for the annual meeting it is to be held in the public library hall at 8 pm in addition to the regular business of hearing reports on a record year in 1955 and electing officers for the cm- rent year those in attendance will get a preview of the hospital expansion programme and learn first hand what the board has in mind as the logical solution to the acute overcrowding problem which has existed for some time and is growing constantly worse in addition to explanatory talks by mr gordon friesen the professional hospital consultant and his associate dr hoyle campbell both of toronto mr john owen of the toronto arch tectural firm of john b parkin and associates will have photographs and coloured slides to show the exterior and interior of the proposed addition come in and take a peek at the imt lal plans learn first hand what is contemplated and let us have the ben efit of your views on this important matter if wife sole owner is husband a tenant the regular monthly meeting of the halton county assessors association was held on tuesday january 24th at trafalgar community hall the main discussion was on land values and a motion was passed ask ing the county assessor to present any changes in policy for the 1950 assess ments at the next regular meeting the question of whether a husband whose wife is sole owner of property shculd be classified as tenant or marriage franchise was also brought up for discussion this subject play ed an important part in politics in one of the iocil municipalities last year it was suggested this question be brought up for discussion at the annual convention of the association of assessing officers of ontario to be held at north bay this ear fred ilelnon georgetown only a hole in the ground last april when this picture was taken the new knox presbyterian church hall is now in use and will be the scene of an open house this sunday after its dedication at the morning church service everyone interested n seeing this fine addition to community i fo is invited to inspect it dur ing the day up to 5 00 p m above miss jessie baird teacher and leader in the sunday school for over fifty years turns the first sod also in the picture from left to right are rev alex calder janet mcdougall super mtendent of the church school alex hume clerk of sess on master george henderson a fourth genera lion worshipper in the church and bob lane building comm ttee chairman teachers and sunday school pupils are in the background farm news bill booth s taxi foi prompt service tr 7 2596 clayton frey to be hog producer speaker jew halton hog producers drovers and others interested in hog production would do well to mark their calendars for milton on february 23rd it is the occasion of the annual meeting of the halton hog producers and presid ent clayton may advises that they have been successful in securing clayton frc of r r i sarnia vice president of the ontario hog produc ers association as their guest speak er we have known mr frey personally for over 30 years and unless he has changed materially in recent years we venture to say that he will pre sent the facts as he sees them and let the chips fall where they will what his subject will be we are not sure but we think one can safely assume that it will hinge around the contro versial topic of ontario s hog market ing scheme so irrespective of your views on the subject we think this is an opportunity you can t afford to miss clayt used to enjoy an argu ment and in our opinion a good argu ment if done in the proper frame of mind always adds to a meeting so watch your local press for a further announcement by secretary a r ser vice re time place etc mrs mulder daughter return from england returning to town after living in fnuand for over three years mrs ouke mulder and daughter frances 8 joined mr muder here a few weeks ago 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