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Charch Rectory C. Day presented the report of the public relations commitâ€" tee in the absence of the chairâ€" man, A. Dover. The report said that the committee had arranged the successful industrial camâ€" paign, and had organized the public ceremonies at the openâ€" ing of the new wing, with the assistance of the Women‘s Auxâ€" iYary. Mr. Day, after presenting the report, paid tribute to the work of his chairman. R. B. Ferguson, BA.. D.H.A., Administrator and â€" Secretaryâ€" Treasurer, reported that ‘"intanâ€" gibles" were also important, and that he felt that morale was high throughout the hospital. ‘"‘This community: has given evidence that it is not satisfied with anything but the best hosâ€" pital facilities and this attitude has permeated to all levels of the hospital," declared Mr. Ferâ€" guson. ‘"The hospital feels that it is a part of a progressive comâ€" munity and has a progressive administration," he continued, "but the aspect of prime imporâ€" tance is the service and care of the public." The report of the President of the Medical Staff, Dr. G. B. Nichols, revealed that there were presently 39 physicians admitâ€" ting patients to the Humber Memorial hospital. This is, more than double the original number of 18 doctors admitting patients to the hospital five years ago. House Warming Well Attended On Saturday afternoon and evening there were more than 200 persons who paid their reâ€" spects to the Rev. and Mrs. Keith Kiddell at the newly acâ€" quired rectory of St. John‘s Anglican Church, located on Church St. While this was the first opportunity . of extending a royal welcome to the rector and his wife, it was also the first time that many of the memâ€" bers of the church had seen the In his report of the adminisâ€" tration committee, chairman J. W. Pink revealed that the staff of 100 had been increased to 175 in the past year, including inâ€" creases in the administration staff, medical staff and nursing staff. He added that the hospital had agreed to arrangements with the ‘Toronto General Hospital in which dieteti¢ internes would serve one month each at the Humber Memorial hospital. This meant that Humber Memorial had the assistance of one extra dietician since last September and at very reasonable cost, and the arrangement was proving mutually satisfactory. There are at present two permanent memâ€" bers of the dietetic staff â€" Miss Mary Egnetoff, chief dietician, and one assistant. The President of the Women‘s Auxiliary, Mrs. T. Dougherty, gave the annual report of the group, which report has already appeared in this newspaper. At the conclusion of the meetâ€" ing, refreshments were served in the cafeteria by members of the Women‘s Auxiliary. The invocaiton at the annual meeting was given by Rev. R. E. Spencer of Central United church, followed by a few words of welcome by the President of the Board of Govenors, G. A. English, who explained the funcâ€" tion of the annual meeting. (Continued from Page 1) dition to the hospital constructed last year, some $70,000 was still required to complete the equipâ€" ping of the building. James Mason of Weston was among those receiving diplomas and certificates at the annual graduation exerâ€" cises of the Toronto Bible College on Friday, April 27th, at the Arena of the 27th, at the University of No Hospital Deficit 9 Lawrence Ave. W., WESTON Lippay Motors Ltd. Arena of the Toronto. newly purchased house. All were being congratulated upon the property choice. Credit also went to the Men‘s Club for the work they did in decorating the recâ€" By 1909 the Beaver Lumber trademark was also a familiar signpost in Alberta. But it was not until 1939 at the outbreak of war that the Ontario Division was formed. In the ensuing 17 short years the Ontario Division expanded rapidly and 54 branch stores were . established across Ontario with 2 branches in Queâ€" bec. In 1955, a controlling inâ€" terest was purchased in the Valâ€" ley Lumber Co. the leading reâ€" tail lumber company of British Columbia. JACK THOMSON Heads Weston branch of the Beaver Lumber Company which is celebrating its 50th anniverâ€" sary this year. Today Beaver Lumber has five divisional head offices at St. Catharines, Ontario; Winnipeg, Manitoba; Edmonton, Alberta; Regina, Saskatchewan, and New Westminster, British Columbia which supervise the operation of the more than 275 Beaver stores and associate firms in six provinces . . . truly a Canadian achievement. During the afternoon Bishop | G. B. Snell blessed the rectory | after touring each room. Everyâ€" | thing was nicely arranged and | the tea table was beautifully | decorated. | Fifty years ago three Maniâ€" toba and Saskatchewan lumber companies combined to increase facilities and expand their serâ€" vices to . keep pace with the rapid development of the West. The Canadian "Beaver" was adopted as the company name and trademark. Since that time Beaver Lumber has remained a Canadian company owned and operated by Canadians for Canâ€" adians. 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