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THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL ~~ Time Oui For a Dip! Listen to those carefree shouts and lively splashes! Dad and Mother taught these young "otters" how to swim, at an carly age--now it's a happy pastime they all enjoy together. It's wise to remember this advice: Wait till two hours after eating before swimming . . . swim in plain sight of others . . . don't stay in the water more than thirty minutes at a time. Learn to swim. It's invigorating exercise . . . whole- some fun . . . and it offers you another Canadian Way to Good Health! N32 BRADING BREWERIES LIMITED © OTTAWA AND WINDSOR |MILTON DOCTORS JOIN THREE NEW LOCAL MEDICOS ON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STAFF new Oakville doctors added to the regular staff of Ile-Trafal Mem- orial Hospital, and three from outside the town to the associate staff. The local doctors are Dr. John C. Worrell, obstetrician, Dr. Arthur E. Ross, and Dr. Hinds. Dr. C. K. Stevenson and Dr. H. W. McCutcheon, Milton, and Dr. John S.: Smith, Port Credit are being admitted as members of the associate staff. The new appointments were made ,by the board of governors at regular meeting Thursday evening, on recommendation of Dr. BE. P. Soanes, chief of staff. "We are very pleased to have Milton doctors apply for mem- bership," said Dr. Soanes, who explained that the Milton hos- pital had been temporarily clos- ed due to a shortage of nurses. Dr. Soanes stated that two appli- cations from New Toronto doc- tors had been received, but rec- ommended that these not be ac- cepted at present, due to lack of adequate hospital space. "We feel doctors in Oakville, Port Credit and Halton county should be looked after first," id Dr. Soanes "Until a new wing is built I don't think we should take on any more doctors from the Toronto vicini E. R. Lauder, who was dele- gated to confer with the board of parks management regarding im- provements to the vacant land east of the hospital, reported that the board was financially unable to assume any more res- ponsibilities this year. On his suggestion the hospital board agreed to leave the matter abeyance until the end of the Three are being in year, when the parks board pre- pares its estimates. Vernon Dyn- es, chairman of the outside pro- perty commiftee, pointed to the need for shade trees for the land Tom Chisholm, chairman of the board of governors suggested that seedlings be obtained from the government and a seedling bed started, from which trees could be transplanted. George Fletcher will consult with J. V. Stensson of Sheridan nurseries regarding the trees re- quired., The offer of a citizen to donate a flower bed to the hos- pital was accepted. Thursday, July 5, 195] hospital Women's man of the board, cop, her on the success of fh, at The next mesting of the Will be held on Thursday 3, i August 16. dent of the Auxiliary, reported gross pro- ceeds of $2200 from the recent garden tour sponsored by the Auxiliary. Tom Chisholm, chair- ENJOY LIFE.. EAT OUT MORE OFTEN STEAK and CHICKEN . Our Specialty Towne Coffee Shop Report of the committee for May showed a per- centage occupancy of 84.9 per: cent for the month. There was an operating surplus of $1,414.53, and a net surplus of $1,312.67. Net surplus for the five months to 31 was $4,139.60. To conform with the stand ard week of 44 hours now in ef- fect in the Toronto and Hamilton hospitals," said the report, "the superintendent has been author- ized to make the necessary chan- ges in staff so that this practice can be put into effect by Septem- ber 1st." "The mean reduction in hours will more nurses, which will affect our operating statement," D. H. Stevens, chairman of the committee pointed out. The committee recommended the purchase of a second oxygen tent at a cost of $695. The report was accepted, with expenditures up to $1200 approved. A letter was received from Johnny Black, expressing ap- preciation of the treatment and care which he was receiving at the hospital. Lady Baillie, presi- PRIVATE OR GROUP RIDING INSTRUCTION EQUITATION AND JUMPING PONIES AND SADDLE HORSES We are pleased to announce that MISS CHRIS FLETCHER Will be instructing for the summer months FOR RESERVATIONS AND RATES . COOKSVILLE RIDING AND TRAINING SCHOOL | On Highway 5 at Cooksville PHONE COOKSVILLE 311 combine Sawsry Unlined] Vo sella sofings of foam rise, tho fools: good f taste achlaved by choice fabrics and gleaming chrome trim -- af 1o.give the Buick" Riviera an inferior of unparalleled luxury, beauty. and sidowal atone Quay; 2 Sen, Uy», Cus Iks, \ S70, Hiustrated--the Buick Custom Riviera 3 and stainless stl ELT CEO OX WMO TOR SAT.ES COLBORNE STREET EAST COMPARE THE PHONE 345 PRICE COMPARE THE