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hospital news urgently need xray film processor for hospital last board meeilng the w a president inez crichton in her teport told of the headway the roup is making towards mstal ung air conditioning in the hos pital with a project of this magnitude a great deal of mo ney has to be raised but the girls as always arc doing a tremendous job just one more reason why everyone in the community can be very grateful for this wonderful group who are doing so much for the hospital and through it for the whole com rounity and we think this would be an excellent time remind everyone to be sure and attend the annual event of the year the highly successful hos pital dance this year riviera o last thursday night at the board meeting it was decided to hire an architect tor prelim inary plans for the addition to the hospital mr langlcy of the firm who were the original architects had been present with an associate at a previous mee ting and has discussed the pro posed addition at some length o we should like to thank mr h gorring a former town res ident or his recent donation as well as niagara finance for another donation as well also mr bob barber head of the georgetown horticultural soc jety for the very fine donation to mark centennial year of the flowering crab trees and peony and lily roots mr john schenk has planted the trees adjacnt to the drive and will further enhance the beautiful grounds in which mr scherjc takes such such justifiable pride o the medical staff are rather anxious to add a piece of new equipment to their xray dep artment this is a film proces- aor for the xray room and is considered a most by the med leal staff it would help speed work in the departments well as being much more effic ient and eliminating the tending mesa in the x ray de partment that is at present un avoidable these machines are for the rapid processing and drying of films automatically and are in used at practically all large and many of the small hospitals in ontario the present method of pro cessing films is that the films are placed is a metal hanger which is then put into the de veloper fty a period of 4 to 5 minutes then is transferred to the oxer for a period of at least 10 minutes and then is placed in the wash water for a period of 30 minutes this is followed by a transferring to the dryer for 20 to 30 minutes after which the hanger is removtd from the film the film corners are cut and the film u placed in a lar ge envelope it is then available for reading a se of sinuese and a chest 7 views will occupy a technic ian for a total of 1015 minutes for the examination and anotn er 1013 mmntes to unload hand process and check wet films half of the processing time can be eliminated if an automatic processor with an au tomatic feed is used with the automatic processor the film is not put in a hanger but is inserted into the receiv ing end of the machine just as it comes from the cassette and then in from 90 sec to 7 rain dependmg on the type of mach ine installed the film is ejected from the opposite end of the processor completely dry and ready to be interpreted l the advantages of this tnach ine are multiple and incl ide the following 1 1 no slop or muss in the dark room 2 no scratches or bending art efacts on the fthns 3 rapid availability of the com pleted film making almost im mediate final interpretation with no more wet film view ing 4 improved quality of films since tune and temperature errors m the dark room are eliminated 5 once the film is inserted in the machine the technician is released for duty elsewhere i in the department rather than being confined to the dark room through the early stage of the processing cycle 6 smce the film is so rapidly available the waiting period for paucou more timy eas be successful luncheon by community club president archie mcklnnon who was unable to attend mr road head had the honor of pre senting a framed scroll to jim mckay for his participation in agilculturc lb hal ton during the evening a social game of cu chre was played with the win ners being as follows mrs charles laudon mrs mary mar shall and for the men it was jim brownridgc and elmer dou glas the winners holding the lucky tickets were keith webb an 1 cecil chisholm the north trafalgar commun itv club held a very successful lucky luncheon and euchre on wednesday november 22 at the streetgvllle united church hall the luncheon was attended by 118 ladies who all received a lucky prize prior to a d liclous dinner rhe guests wero wel corned by the club president mrs david dowlinfi mrs doug las dalglpihh said grace mrs betty kennedy was in charge of the luncheon which was pre pared by jistant foods the cu chre prises were won bj mrs sskit d ox w condude course took pictures at expo shows them at i0de belated greetings to mr and mrs rlhur peacock who eel chrated their wedding anmvcr sary on sunday november 26 mrs abbie sparling mrs lil ue ellis and mrs lloyd pick ring the lucky draw was won hy mrs anno peters get well wishes arc extended to little neil gillie spn of mr and mrs graham gillies v ho is a patient in the milton district hospital mr and mrs leonard buck ler and roy were guests on sat unlay evening of mr and mrs clyde brooker of hamilton b rthdav greetings are extend ed to margaret hall on novcm bcr 29 lynda chamberlain and bruce bussell on november 30 mrs leonard kuenzig on dec ember i mrs nellie plant mrs lew sampson and julie snow on december 3 arthur plan and roy buckler on december in floral designing thursday evening november 16 a second successful course in moral designing floral stylings for the home was com pitted the course wis spontor ed by harris floral 10 main street north ard instruction was given by mrs harris assist cd by miss v perry and mr harris a similar co rse was held last jjne basic floral designs were cov ered with emphasis on home de coration one evening was spent on dried materials and one an green plants the final lesson was holiday with flowers featuring christmas decorations the course was held each thursday evening for eight vreks though two lessons jong 2 mrs mary bradley and mrs cr jh s time enthusiastic pupils monce williamson on decenjbei 4 nora jean waters and mrs pat flippance t ccember 6 anniversary greetings to mr and mrs edward robertson who will celebrate their wedding a nhersary on december 1st mr and mrs kerry jepson and family visited on sunday with mr and mrs joe shea and family ann versary greetings to mr and mrs bill tallyn who will celebrate their wedoing anmv ersary on december 1st a very enjoyable evening as spent by members of the hal ton agricultural society on fri day night november 24 at st stephen s anglican church where 63 members sat down to a delicious hot turkey dinner prepared by the church ladies the m c for the evening was george readhead who is vice president of the agricultural society who filled in for the st ii wished for a longer course and r the time allotted vent jl to quickly those attending were mrs t barnes miss effie bird miss elsie bud mrs f brown mrs j burns mrs m barnes mss linda bailey mrs h k bell mrs j dubicld mrs m english mrs j evans mrs fellows mrs e green mrs r geggie mrs keir mrs c perego mrs a rudy mrs j thompson mrs r thompson local photographer peter jones showed coloured pictures which he had taken at expo to members of countess of strath more chapter iode at their november meeting at the home of mrs john t armstrong 23 pafcvlcw blvd many of the members had au tended expo and the pictures were equally enjoyed by them and by those who had not been able to attend a gift was pre sented to mr jones wltnjws hilda erwin thanking him tor entertaining the members the regent miss margery mackenzie reported placing a wreath on the war memorial at the remembrance service re ports were given on the christ mas card project and the an nual valentine dance to be hald in february in the absence of mrs oliver hunter education secretary the regent reported that two awards were presented to successful students at the high school com mencement grade 13 general proficlencv to margaret thomp son and specil centennial aw ard to the grade 13 tudent showing the most progress stephen parsons owing to illness within the family a letter of rejignauo was received with regret from thi omtorrown hiralili thursday nov mhv 1h7 page 10 lln diva godden mrs robatt jones tent a latter of thanks for flowtrt recetvtd in her recant beraarcmant la the death of her mot donations were sent to unicef ind the canadian le gion and an invitation was re- oaved from the hospital auxll lary inviting the chapter to at tend their annual ball it was decided to increase yearly dues to 500 mrs graham farnell mrs stan wright and miss hilda erwin assisted the hostess with lunch thanks was expressed by mrs r macdonald for her hos pitality holiday advertising promo tion features available at the herald now is the time to ad vertise winter parking regulation no motot vemcu mail h patmd on any strut in thi town of oeoromtown from midnight to 600 am rom dkimmt ik to march 15 signed h iowi acring chief ef pellee this is who to see for a good deal on auto insurance this is who to see for the same good deal on life and homeowners insurance discharged from the dopt is much less and also the x ray machine becomes avail able for the next patient much sooner increasing the capacity for a single machine in the department unfortunately this item is at present just impossible for the hospital to purchase unless an industry or organization would i see their way cl to do so i this would be a great boon to st farm insurance companies the hospital and medical staff and would be greatly apprecia ted do we hear any offers see him now george e drumm 42 lansston cr s77614b canadian head office scarborough ontario em0m for making your list start it with cash from gac international and complete your holiday shopping early stop in or call get your holiday off to a happy start mm 6ac 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