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Hospital Annual Meeting (Continued) Community shows a substantial increase in volume year by year in almost all departments. Our medical and surgical beds were in great demand, the occupancy rate in the general ward was 91% average for the year. The financial statement sets out our operating results for 1965. The total expenses a- mounted to $184,294.69 of which 699% or $127,778.26 is attribut- able to salaries.and wages. Admission 1965 1964 Adults and Children .......... 942 848 Newborn ............. 91 93 Pola) scans: 1033 941 Emergency Visits 608 576 Operations ........... 6456 560 X-Rays taken .... 15834 1508 Laboratory tests 12832 7459 Personnel on staff is 49 persons made up of 33 full time and 16 part time staff members. Total Receipts .... $183,619.59 Total Expenses .... $184,294.59 Deficit ............ $ 775.00 What causes Deficit:-- Casts not allowed as expenses by the Provincial Plan: Depreciation on building $3698.26 Less funds Provincial Plan allow us to retain, 50% of Semi and Private Room differential trrerririees Deficit $ 776.00 In addition to the Operating Revenue, the Hospital received the following donations: Mrs. A. G. Christie $2000.00 Dr. McKinney .......... 50.00 Mrs. Parish .............. 100.00 Miss Christie ............ 2000.00 J. C. Allan (Thia Consul) ...... 250.00 Nursing Staff .......... 42.00 Mrs. Ted Jackson .... 20.49 I.O.DE. .ooireereerenn 172.41 Swan Estate ........... 90.15 $4725.06 913.29 252.60 Int. on Investments Bank Interest .......... Special Provincial Grant cece, 2025.00 Total ....covvevreennne $7915.84 Mr. Chas. Reesor, Chairman of the Management Committee, gave a report on behalf of that Committee. Mrs. Hook, Superintendent of the hospital, expressed her sin- cere thanks to the Board of Trustees, The Medical Staff and to all members of the Hospital Auxiliary for their unflagging interest and generous contribu- tions over the year. Dr. Rennie and Dr. John Dia- mond were present from the Medical Staff, Following the presentation of the annual reports, Mr, Phoenix had the revised plans for the new proposed hospital put on display and questions relative to the new hospital were an- swered. Burketon Mrs, Thomas Breck of King- ston is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hubbard. Mrs. James Gatchell has re- turned from memorial Hospital Bowmanville and is recuperat- ing at the home of her son Mr. David Gatchell, Oshawa. Mr. Kenneth Roblin is still in Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. We wish him a speedy recovery. Several enjoyed the Euchre party at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larmer's home on Friday night which realized $13.00. Mr. Humphrey Hewitt -.of Toronto was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Archer. Mr. Donald Power of Cooks- town is spending a few days with his cousin Mr. Fred Taylor. Mrs, S. Grant of Oshawa call- ed on Monday at the home of her mother Mrs. Raymond Davey who accompanied her to town for the afternoon. 6's $6.99 ANOL - SCOPE ENGINE PLUGS, POINTS, Etc. (PARTS EXTRA) 8s 58.50 BEARE MOTORS Phone 985-7351 LTD. FLAMINGO RESTAURANT Now Under New Management Hours Of Mon. to Thurs. Fri. and Sat. 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. 8 am. to 2 a.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Business TAKE OUT ORDERS Special Lunches Daily (Including Chinese Fao) Scout Mothers Auxiliary The Dessert Luncheon and Court Whist Party which was held in the Scout Hall, Lilla Street, Port Perry, on Friday, April 1st and sponsored by the Auxiliary was an overwhelming success, The hall was filled to capa- city and over eighty tickets were sold, although everyone was not able to attend. The luncheon under the cap- able supervision of Mrs. Glenn Van Camp and Mrs. Grant Mec- Dermott was well arranged and the many various delicious des- serts donated by the members of the auxiliary were indeed gratefully appreciated, At th conclusion of the lun- cheon, quite a number of the ladies had to leave, however there were eleven tables of court whist played with the first prize winner being Mrs. D. Keetch. The second prize went to past president, Mrs. Ellsworth Kennedy and the con- solation to a former member, Mrs. Benjamin Pickard. The door prize which was donated by the Glenette Beauty Salon was won by Mrs. Herbert How- ard, Sr., and the birthday award went to Mrs. Stanley Plough- man who celebrated her birth- day by attending the party. The, Executive of the Auxili- ary wish to sincerely thank everyone who supported this project so wholeheartedly and to those who donated financial assistance we are indeed grate- ful, Through the untiring efforts of the committees in charge who got behind the project we have realized a nice net profit which will be used for the furtherance of the Scout Movement. Assist- ing the president, Mrs. Charles Reesor on the ticket committee wre Mrs. John Jefford and Mrs. Orten Michie. PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs., April 7, 1966 --13 4-H CLUB On Wednesday evening, March 30, six members met at the home of Miss Dodd. The meeting was opened with the 4-H Pledge. Elizabeth Jefford called the roll and read the min- utes of the last meeting. Deb- bie Griffen and Barbara Hil- lier volunteered to purchase the bristol board needed to make the covers, This unit the colour of mauve was chosen, Janice Williams offered to make the poster for the skit at Achieve- ment Day. Elizabeth Jefford and Mary Nelson will write the skit. As Achievement Day is May 7th, the record books and ac- cessories must be handed in to Miss Dodd by April 21st, It was decided to hold a 9th meet- ing on April 20th to catch up on unfinished work. Discussion: "General Score NEWS for Bedroom Accessories". Demonstration: Janice Wil- liams demonstrated how to make the inside form for a cu- shion. Miss Kent demonstrated blind machine-stitching. Group Work: We worked on our accessories, To close the meeting every- one joined in singing the Na- tional Anthem. RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WITH YOUR HELP es DIRECT FROM ITS PREMIERE SHOWINGS. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT AT SPECIAL PRICES. NO RESERVED SEATS. NOW EVERYONE CAN SEE THE MOST LOVERLY MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME! Yin of 8 " cadaem PS hus" ry b in Best Picture LADY AIREY HEPBURN - BEX HARRISON EI° STARTING THURSDAY, APR. 7th. PLAZA THEATRE OSHAWA Daily 12-3-6-9 p.m. Sunday 2-5-8 p.m. Adults $1.50 Children under 14 - 50c. 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