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den ney charles is chair man georgetown hospital board by l clark last thursday evening the hospital board held their tint bor4 mmtfrix afur th annual association- ejections the 19676a chairman mag istrate john ord was succeeded by denney charles vice pres ident vice chairman is leslie clark 2nd vice terry baines ocreury mrs henry martin treasurer mrtl elsie hamilton retiring chairman ord was thanked by john armstrong jbr his very excellent stewardship of hnspital awairi in his time of office he replied that ithad been a distinct pleasure work ing with the group and that he washed his successor every sue- cesa in his tern of office mr cbirrle then presented idwer tray to mr ord rf also made prosentations jf traya to past presidents awnatrong arid jcvans the meeting proceeded with regular business and correspon dence was road from the arehi tects regarding plains for the ftxtenalon oonsiderahu discussion wu giveh to tinancr regarding the rtftnuion amp deputyileove speight reportfd th action re garding the matter taken at the council nicf4inir monday even ing new hospital board chairman denney charles second from right with past chair- anyone who is sympathftuc v v a ilj j r j e tu a t the hospital and iu welfare man i to r john t arniitrgng john ord and td evans the past chrmrnon werft ptj- tnuu hvbenrather pleased entod with silver trays to put it mildly at the syntpa- reserves judgment on theft from coke machine in town a georgetown teenager who stole s3 in tilver from coke machine at tha woodway menu- ttoturiwj plant geo december 14th told magistrate robert graham wednesday that he had been talked into it by another georgetown youth in reserving judgment on the accused the magistrate advised him to report to a probation officer for atfc montha before ha dealt with tha caie tha teen aald another youth had asked him to take part in a breakin at tha plant and that it was easy he aald he had no job and that he was trying to get back into school again i dont want to give you a criminal record units i have to aald magistrate graham- 4 aok limited time only fears samonella could pollute farm fields fear o senvmella bacteria lh i the sludge from georgetown disposal plant was expressed by cr pat patterson monday night at esqueslng council this sludge is being dumped on the fsrm lands of esques- 1 ing stated cr patterson and could be a haiard to health reeve george currie instruct- 1 od the clork to ask the halton i county health unit to annlyie the sludge on texaco motor oils and lubricants now ypu cinwake big gavirig on bulkpnrciiases of topquality texaco product including world fa- moua brand namea like havoline motor oil and marfakt take advantage of thi unusual opportu- ity give ua a call today well farm trad only texacol commercially apeaklhg the bougies fir is- more valuable than any other tree- save you money bailey oil sales k t no 7 hwy georgetown ont telephone 8774031 thetlc attitude taken by geor getown council regarding the proposed expansion the depu ty reeve certainly stated the case for the need or financial aid by the corporation with the very substantial am ount of money necessary for an addition it would seem by far the fairest method would be from the local ues by so doing everyone would be bear ing a share of the cot of a fac ility wii must all depend upon anyone who has had any reason to visit the hospital rec ently must be appalled at the hospital needs in this commun- thiv week once atiinlho llns- ity indicates that this would be pital has received a substantial an absolute minimum needed donation from the music de- for tile population growth in parlnlent of he ilijjh school the next few years this surve for equipment in thn hospital in our opinion at least was our administrator 1rcd wnltta- based on a very low flgurrrio7kcr points nut uiat this is tho a town that is expanding at a third consecutive year that ten per cent rate a donation has been received ifrom the students in this dep- as always when called rhnent tne board joins with the citizens of cnnrro own are in commend behind any project when t i i them for this ruhlic minded needed the board are certain- j emlcavour sl lnis prove ly most conscious and gralclul oncn acan llut ule of for the tremendous support in ar hi ron n the initial fundraisins m- their rcspnnmbihtics as citiiens pairn and so we hope that they 3nd m nnr lhll wj nigmrttfovercrowtiintf beeom- lng more apparent cacji woek the thinking regarding the site of the addition seems to indi cate an extension of some 30- odd beds on the second floor with a third floor shelled in for future use tha survey of i su the idea of raising j r n full w in aat money this time by the fairest worthy cause we often won- means to all taxation certain- dcr if those who criticin our i i youth so harshly have made ly th need i great and hrco n- pffort to ing more acute each month an wor effort- the young mm and women of geor- gctown take part in addition must hfc started the very near future describes pakhfmn life in speech at rangers dinner onis of her homeland the audi ence was very surprised to find out- thai many of tho girls in pakistan are still betrothed by their parents ard have no riy in the choice of their husbands mrs blaney mrs glynn and j after the dinner rampire the members of the 1st norvalj held and at this timi thv land kancers founders of guiding and scout- miss ghose a native of pale- inj lord and lady baden-pov- i istan cave a very interesting ell were remembered and the 5 talk on the cusuj true significance of tliinkinfi day was honoured the 1st georgetown air han gers held their annual inter- tiational dinner at the united church recently fndia which was reflected in the wall murals and screen pro jection of the taj mahal mrs f charles 89 watdistriet resident the international cuisine eon aisled of dishes from such vary ing countries as china scot- a district resident some years land india mexico and of courago mrs frederick s charles ae canada there was some- 89 died in toronto on march thing to suit everyone palate j 12th tha guests and hosts had mrs cliarles who was the gret enjoyment creating theirj former florence read of mon- own sundaes for dessert i treal moved tn toronto with guests at the head table were her parents as a child follow- halton division commissioner ing their marriage mr and the eveninc concluded with vcspersjindtaps ecbeaoeic9ewceie mr fi melcombe mr j reed rihfier captain from norval mm w asseltine south geor getown secretary imxis carol line miss carey captain of the 1st georgetown air ranyers mlst judy nichols president of the air hangers and the guest gpeaker for the evening miss dtittghoae other guests wer mrs duffy mrs charles lived in the city then bought clover hill farm near town where they lived un til moving back to the city twenty years ago mr charlea died in 1003 mrs charles leaves three children mrs r s wilsmi st catharines kenneth nf tor- onto and d of itrj gfcorfietown and four grand children buiy sliake ctpeelal home visit by tha district nurse of he ontario society for crippled children a moat important link in the o in of eaiter seal service for crippled children summer e holidays clinic treatment and care programs are discus n detail with parent and child kaster seal provide yuar- hatp for crippled chlldtrn send a gt toilay ibis year uvatjaunue dairi queen guelph and rexway ceoh06town ontario i adtl jims steering service whl allunmnt whl blnclno complle brake i service general repair park si glen willi w ta554 new hospital insurance premiums hospitacfcs amdhospital services are better than ever but their costs jr bt so are ours j0i as- t modern scientific hospitjhcaaeupm ae aacrinced fbcilittcs2nxservuximirtcoaatnrtlyuain inaeauangly higher stnnrbirda in 195d bosvew ontario- hospital insatsaoo esre xsoti yof hoe pitail xpeac for paiicnte ho need caor oecr 7 mitliosiorttario residents 99 of the people have peace or mind in knowing that their hospital bills are pttpaidvthreuigh theirgovcrnmcaitinsuranceplait use hosrttaut amu tsseihaoc greater use is also being made of boptalecausolero is no longer a financial barrier to nccesury care more hospital beds are available and then are increasink num- bew of elderryci likens manyof whoni require prolonged treatment inhosrhalrtnnt7r ontario hadotily 17473 active treatment chronic and convajeeoont hospital beds in 1958 there were 310fw today there are over 4800 each beds available to insured peraoot mectkheds mean more patients more cost of patients ovtherodtoliailhiieeiienlytra i an ix thc-rthiha-cer- uwi laaeaiaalsv leaf at baxmrinpmojesmc m risinhospitanvcoeishsrve fo inaai at hospitals across canada and in other eotsntries ncvcrthckss thcjqualityof hreajaiaajii are annobc prices ane ur hospitals like eweryodoelsc are payi wages and fringe benefits and tnorefoe food jrois equipment suppltea and services eirvtcti mtt jt medical sdencenow pspei costly types of treatment which require admsseicei to hospital while tliese procedures prolona life and iiuu health they also increase theaseof hoepitaacex tlalt iuok facilities more drat and other expensive supplies about 75 out of every sioo ininsatetfatoepitij represents salaries wages and frinjte bcocfits for hospital cmplovfws- hospital staffs mwmjoyebilcymeot condi- tionssvhich are comparable- in ra se rhe most and fringe beaiefibtniouieri community this means that hospitals t and fcferymiu employees to provide tlifiriisraliliiiiesiiil thcvckicsraejvice for the sick ami injured otmrates tlicre bus been no chaujee in ontario hcaapstaj inscr premiums since 1964 and this has beess made possible through increased wcwirvl govoiiniessboomribotions from general revenues io maintain the im rates establishedatthattime in theyeert 9is 196ond 1967 uilvovincial3oftntnentcttribbtoci tnataoajn laipportofthciiaiilplmiiotiaeummtlticafcainssbtaland tuberculosis are and for speeajand oapstal boepital erantsloa4wjdofiflsiruliioii the govem men t h as n ow fou nd i t ti introduce new premiums to help meet the in the cost of the-ontario- hospital ittstnltkoetaatt thd provincial government will continue to-coesrihotc-snb- atantially to the cost of hospital care aisdahajpederal tsooribiitknwiirsihvvkeeipeoewrththe nsmg plan-coots- the hcetprcmiumshenectjieoe edau anentafor4ise4cncfibnwsstisjlady9o8 are hastc attawdjwntiajwvuisuawce r ifjdei n m t xtl06 a the above iiiiweseaertli n pajaliaiceaaeagavtmyntltieydwetbi doe m ajric jutav cli joly 1 nj consldmwitjitsvpolicy through thcvyeasofddit insnranceythefollowinb ncy lejhs wliererer possibleto the bencfiuoraan4ohoapital y mwrcdpcsonsaafldejhary listf coverage for hospital outpatient s a physician whenassociated with ncceesaryrnedical treat ment but not drugs taken home or disnoetic xray exuimiuitionsor laboratory teats -whichrelliss-bete- fits of the ontario medical service rnsarance flan omsipsivjucraysuandlackaaiceteeashoeeever will continueto bccovcrrbdtinde also benefits will be provided foe- kervice and in followup treatment of fractures these added bentfils wilt include the useof a substantial list of care facilities air hospitals which are necessary to modern medical care and will close the gap between present insured services and those services normally covcredby oms1p t esekvice v ibm to the ambulance operator l the time the service is paucnbuusogeoutrcd to pay a emaip tfaeooet v norfctbeabo ii previded details of the benefit will be announced at a later dute tdctajexlwornwintrpleeierefertcthe tbcee mettcnt or svrite to the addnes bekyw w heafjhilifluiuyicetiggistbatiow board rwowe h x omtario kov4no ta mdomslp tti hhti i ttaurano uewtrtioa fcoarcrwtfcp c rtfuiaiiort i oako handliiltf oirouirtdnl hillln and pnmant catoeciiixt and hwac lrwuiriof 1 faa platpat t xtexltthttgttattgtt