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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Merch 30, 1966 Hospital Commission Vetoes Ajax Addition AERA Lowney cree meeting of the Ajax and Pick- ering General Hospital, Tues- day night. Chairman R. D Thompson said approval to start planning an additional 105 to 110 beds had been turned down by the Ontario Hospital Services Commission. In his report Mr. Thompson said that the commission was of the opinion that with the expansion program at Oshawa and Whitby and with the new Centenary Hospital in Scar- borough there would be enough is in this area until 1970. The commission said there would be need for an additional 30 active beds yearly in the area from 1970 to 1973. Mr. Thompson said that the Hospital Commission's forecast was based on its forecast of population in the area which was quite a bit less than the county forecast. STANDARDS NOT MET Chairman Thompson also said that the hospital had failed to get accreditation on their first survey last year because it did not yet sufficiently meet the standards for accreditation. Hospital Administrator K. J. MacInnis said the most impor- tant event of the year was the relatively smooth transition ef- fected in the change from a 50- bed hospital with 8,000 square feet of floor area to a 127-bed unit with over 90,000' square feet. Mr. MacInnis blamed the "pill" for the lower than anti- Gipated occupancy of the hospi- tal during its first full year of operation, another reason was the long delay in the comple- tion of the fourth floor. $60,612 DEFICIT The administrator, in his re- port, said revenue for the year atvamounted to $1,074,513; while, expenses were $1,135,125 leav- ing a deficit of $60,612. Mr. MacInnis said it was in- teresting to note that in 1959, the first year of the Provincial Insurance Plan the hospital's per diem rate was $17.10; while will be $32:15 per diem. He predicted that Ontario Hospital bills would continue to rise year by year. the six-bed intensive care unit had been opened in May of last year and had been well received by the medical and nursing staff as well as the public, He said the hospital had purchased special cardiac and respiration equipment for this area. The administrator predicted that there would be increasing use of electronics and automa- tion in hospitals and that there would be a growing emphasis on the need for regional plan- ning and close co-operation be- tween hospitals. NURSES NEEDED Assistant Administrator and head nurse, M. J. Gerrow, said the hospital had not yet attain- ed the recommended ratio of 60 for this year the budgeted rate) Family Monuments Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 ain Gi Ses Te was given to each new baby at) the hospital. | The statistical report for 1965 showed that 3,851 patients were admitted compared with 2,657 in 1964. Bed patient days totalled 26,943 in 1965 and 16,584 in 1964. Ajax provided the hos- pital with 34.1 per cent of patients, Pickering Township per cent professional nurse and 4U Per Cent auamesy oeo--. US said lack of transportation facil- ities and unsuitable residence accommodation were deterrent the hospital. Medical Staff President, Dr. H. D. Davidson, asked the med- ical staff for a little extra effort so accreditation can be obtain- ed in the near future. He said |the medical staff had been much Mr. MacInnis reported that|Chagrined at the failure of the hospital to gain accreditation and the staff is now in the midst of a reorganization pro- gram to meet the required standards. The Women's Auxiliary Presi- dent, Mrs. Yvonne Bosch, re- ported during the past year a payment of $2,500 was made to the board as part of the aux- iliary pledge to the building fund. She said the 432 pairs of hand knit booties had been out during the year. .One pair factors in procuring nurses for) | 48.5 and Pickering Village 6.5 | per cent. | | Bimtraa SSA LOWW Course for 30 days Court here Tuesday. "At least you will have a warm place to sleep and ade- guste food." cata Magictrate R B. Baxter, Slept In Open | Man Remanded BOWMANVILLE -- An un- employed 26-year-old Sicilian,|had no money, no friends and appearing on a charge of vag-) rancy, was remanded in custody in Magistrate's officials can straighten out your difficulties." Francesco Ruvia was found by police sleeping on an open veranda in Newcastle early Fri- day morning when the temper- ature was below 20 degrees. He no prospect of work. His only possessions were the clothes in which he stood. Two days before Bowmanville police had been told that a man was bedded down under a pine tree on the vronertv of 'Locke east of town. He spent the night in Bowmanville police cells and was released in the morning. ls. Ruvio in broken English told the court he had entered Canada in 1963 and had had a job in Toronto as a_ baker's helper for a year.and one other job since then. He said he had lost his Italian passport in To- ronto and that if he could not get work in Canada he would be willing to return to Sicily. An immigration officer called to court agreed to investigate "until immigration] and Locke on Highway 401 just|his present status: Certification Vote Scheduled OTTAWA (CP)--The federal labor department will supervise 65 employees of Norfolk Co- operative Co. Lid, whose branches are in Simcoe, Court- land, Jarvis and Waterford, Ont. An application for certifica- [austen cntpcccmpersetts aoe C a union certification vote among |, Food and Allied Workers (CLC is opposed by a group of. ployees. The co-operative operates two grain elevators and four feed mills. 1966 TV's $9.00 Per Month WHY RENT --' WHEN YOU CAN BUY -- 216 Brock St. S. -- Whitby _ Can Be Sold LONDON (AP)--The House of | Lords ruled today that the fam- ous Grand National race course at Aintree can be sold for a| housing project. j If the owner, Mrs. Mirabel Topham, goes ahead with her plan to sell the course it could be the end of the world's tough- est steeplechase, first run in 1837, It would be difficult for organizers to find an alternative suitable track for the race over four miles, 856 yards and 30) tough obstacles. | News of the proposed £1,000,-| 000 ($3,000,000) sale first came} in July, 1964. Lord Sefton, who sold the course to Mrs. Topham in 1949, immediately said the housing development would be in breach of the sale agreement. | AE R. 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