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Page 12 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Carsten Glahn R.O. ||"Viateritty 2 Gptometrist - Optician tion of the staff', sald Mr. Ste- 63 C ri e Oakville vens. "The hospital is being §53 Golborne Sues: operated by well-trained, efficient -- TELEPHONE 1375 -- personnel, but at present the 3 situation is unsettled by reason OFFICE HOURS of a constant nursing shortage. Daily 9.00 to 5.30 Evenings It is the opinion of the committee Sat. 9.00 to 12.30 Mon. and Thurs. 7 to 8 that the service and care provided Or By Appointment by our hospital are second to none. From the results of the first year of operation it is in- -- dicated that the hospital can Maternity Queue Points operate on a break-even basis The Memorial Ideal Monument built of enduring granite or marble symbolic in design and reverent in purpose, resting in surroundings of peace and beauty, a tribute of respect and honor to the dead, a constant source of inspiration to the living . . . Oakville Monument Works Cemetery Lettering--Monuments Cleaned 90 COLBORNE ST. W. "MY HUM TAKES FROM GILBREA" In cream content, flavour and laboratory purity tests Gilbrea Dairy milk is tops. From dairy farm to deliv- ery we guard its taste and purity. L. G. SNIDER'S GILBREA DAIRY Dundas at Church with oGcupancy of around 85 per cent." Lauds Martin Mr. Stevens paid a warm trib: ute to the work of the hospital Women's Auxiliary. "It is recog- nized by the committee that with- out this support, this degree of success could mot have been at- tained", he declared. He also praised the efforts of S. M. Mar tin of Toronto, hospital consult ant. The financial statement present- ed by A. M. Munro showed total revenue for the year of $106,767.- 57, and disbursements of $11,833 - before depreciation, of $5,065.51 08. There was an operating loss, Depreciation was $14,317.74, mak- ing a total operating loss of $19, 382.25. "The balance sheet shows quite definitely that we need more money", Mr. Munro told the meeting. NEW TAPE RECORDER A presentation of a tape re- corder will be made to Linbrook School by the Linbrook Home and School Association next Tuesday evening, The Linbrook school choir will sing, and a movie of the Ottawa Children's Concert will be shown, accompanied by a narrator's remarks. Refreshments will be served. on motion by Ross Blaikie, who moved a vote of thanks. Amend By-Law' On the sugge years, and five for one year, bers were necessary pital was going to ex pand. Blections resulted as follows: Chairman of the board, Tom Chi Vice-chairman, Alex Tilley; , Jack Milne; Treasurer, George Duty; Directors, Charles Ambler, Ross Blaikie, BG. Bul- mer, J. M. Dunwoody," Vernon Dynes, S. G. Fearman, Cameron Hillmer, R. R. Manbert, A. M. Munro, Jack Russell and Don H. Stevens. D. Hamilton-Wright was ai Secretar as auditor. Mrs. F. W. Stott, presenting the report of the hospital Wo men's Auxiliary, noted that membership totalled 281, including 11 life members. Receipts for the year were $3,406.37, and dis- bursements $2,767.83, leaving a bank balance of $638.54 The Auxiliary purchased a p ow e r machine for the sewing room, awnings for the hospital windows at a cost of $600, and equipped and furnished two apartments for nurses, at a cost of $2,500. The Auxiliary was planning an- other tour, on June 21, 22 and 23, to raise funds, Mrs. Stott said She paid a high tribute to Lady Baillie for her leadership of the "I think the ladies deserve a lot of credit", said Tom Chisholm, chairman of the board of govern- ors, who presided, "they've done a wonderful job." Mr. Chisholm told the meeting that the hos- pital's operating deficit had been almost cleared away, thanks | -- een CECE ERENCE RECREATE IERIE largely to grants from Oakville, Trafalgar, and Toronto township. A second apartment for the use of nurses had been purchased, he stated. He noted that Dr. Soames had pointed to the need for a six- bed public maternity ward. PHONE 51 action of the board was confizm al ll ERY nL a camp ROIATON i ~ WESSAGE The Hydro Area Office (F.S.D. OAKVILLE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION TRAFALGAR TOWNSHIP PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION | will be opened May 1st NOTE! After that date all i nquiries regarding Id be addressed to 5 req Y THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO FREQUENCY STANDARDIZATION DIVISION P.U.C. Pump House P.O. Box 134, Oakville Telephone 2280 Ti Gust speaker of the evening, Dr. Wm. T Mustard, Toronto in- poliomyelitis 'specialist, was troduced by BE. G. Bulmer. Four In 100 "We don't quit get polioymelitis' told the audience, It is believed that you get jon of Mr. Chis- holm, it was decided to amend he Association by-law to permit the election of five directors for three-year periods, five for two know how you Dr. Mustard o-one knows. it through the gastric intestinal tract." He pointed out that only about four cases in a hundred resulted in paralysis. The disease was not confined to children. In 1949 46 adults contracted it. The disease seemed to run in cycles, and areas. Dr. Mustard advised parents to see that their children avoided overfatigue in August and September, and got an extra hour of rest a day, if possible. "If you are overfatigued, and are getting poliomyelitis, youll get it more severely', he warned With the aid of colored motion DAILY SERVICE TO ALL CANADIAN AND U.S.A. POINTS CHARTERED BUSES OFFER IDEAL SERVICE FOR ALL GROUP TRAVEL 5 HALTON INN order to provide a continuity of service on the board. Jack Russ- ell, chairman of the membership committee, said that more mem- if the hos- PHONE 600 Man-eater? Not the mountain lion. He is a shy, retiring beast, rarely seen by humans. His principal diet is deer, but when times are hard, he may raid a herd of live- stock. The mountain lion is becoming a rare sight in Canada, and therefore he deserves our protection. Nature unspoiled YOURS TO PROTECT YOURS TO ENJOY CARLING'S THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED WATERLOO, ONTARIO pictures he explained the treat- ment of polio patients at Thistletown hospital, the STATION ROAD Wm. "| In any "showdown" COMPARE THE CROP TO CROP ~ AND JOB TO JOB PERFORMANCE AGAINST ANY OTHER TRACTOR ON ALL THESE IMPORTANT POINTS The FERGUSON System makes THE DIFFERENCE! OF FERGUSON x ® PERFORMANCE ® FUEL SAVINGS 5 ® JOB FLEXIBILITY ® LONG-LIFE QUALITY ® FAST IMPLEMENT ATTACHMENT TELEPHONE 141 FOR YOUR DEMONSTRATION fl 3 Whitaker & Sons OAKVILLE a we EES E ETE GIT ED ECD EE greene anre sect