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~ of its management, the standard CHECKING THE narcotics supply of the Ajax and Pick- ering General Hospital are, left, Mrs. Janet Smith, assis- tant director of nursing, and nursing. Among their many duties as nursing executives that the hospital has a large Maunsell Gerrow, director of | en ¢ other areas of control of the HE SRB | of the patient is their physical ; ventilation, : counting services. As the hospi- { seven years other departments i | : pupils of Mrs. Florence Mec- ough supply of drugs and to | study the legal aspect of their administration of the hospital, are to insure | ~--Oshawa Times Photo May Meeting IODE Held PORT PERRY -- The May short sketch of the Community|*listen" Ison and his technical experts {have worked nearly a mile be- jlow the surface of Lakeshore {Mine at Kirkland Lake in On- itario, in making these experi- | ments. Delicate instruments are {embedded deep within the rock {walls of the mine cuts, and they to the murmurings meeting of the Imperial Daugh-| Centre at Frobisher Bay for the made by the rock under terrific ters of the Empire, Scugog|use of the Eskimos in that area, | pressure. These sounds are am- Chapter, was held in the munici- built and maintained by the|plified as much as 500,000 times pal building, Port Perry. After|IODE last year the opening ceremonies were| However, to cap these carried out and the business|yas a 4 transacted, the members enjoy-| Mrs. Bent ed a half hour Empire Study, doushtorr wo {and recorded. Thus mine fore- two| men receive ample warning of coincidental notice which|impending danger and are able| Richard Ryba, Margaret Ver- Be found Jerits get their men away." The|non Leanne Sonley, Sheila 1's scrap book of ; {Hodgson family, since this was conducted by Mrs. I. R. Bent-\which read, '"Rockbursts are|Written, have made their home ley. She read a most interesting article on the Old Town Clock on Citadel Hill in Halifax, an old landmark which greets comers to the historic city. At|fortunate miners the time of writing, the time- ing the city hall looking bereft one of the greatest hazards of hardrock mining. They some-|3 . b {times occur with little or no|in this community. alll warning and overwhelm the un-| {in Port Perry for several years, |and are now well - established After the June meeting the working at/members of the IODE will hold| williams, Lynne Beare, Marilyn h : great depth. A Canadian seis-|their annual dinner at Hau-| Fralick' and Bob Cowieson. piece was out for repairs, leav- mologist, Dr. Ernest A. Hodg- son, of Ottawa, has developed a| HOLD MUSICALE gen's. : | wards the new X-ray equipment. Serves Community Needs By PHILIP SIMPSON AJAX (Staff) -- Just as the efficiency of a modern day busi- ness depends upon the standard of nursing care in a hospital and the management of that care has a great deal to do with caring for the sick in the most efficient manner. In the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital the area of control for the entire nursing function of the hospital is the nursing office. Nursing makes the difference between a hotel and a hospital and in order to maintain a high standard of nursing care, the nursing office has to work closely with all hospital. The prime interest of the Nursing Office is 'patient care, but this is only a small portion of the office's duties. In addition the nursing office is occupied with staffing and management of that staff, and purchasing equipment such as medical sup- plies, narcotics and pharmaceut- icals. Equally important to the care i.e. heat, light, business and ac- environment, tal has grown over the past Clintock, RMT, ATCM, assisted by the pupils of Miss Donna Samells, ARCT, RMT. The pro- ceeds of the evening, which amounted to $23, was donated to the Port Perry Hospital to- Those taking part in the reci- tal were: Roy Gerrow, Jimmy Gerrow, Beth Robertson, Bever- ley Aldred, Brenda Geer, Cathy Jeffrey, Marilyn Hoggard, Bev- erley Eden, Patsy Aldred, Ron. Kennedy, Charlotte Carnegie, {William Webster, Grace Bas- | sant, Richard Doyle, Norma Mc- |Nenly, Sharon Eade, Billie |Heayn, Mary Ann Cook, Robbie |Mairs, Susan Smitherman, | Douglas Holtby, Kathy Vernon, {Bruce Smith, Brenda Webster, {Jamie Porter, Sharon Beare, | Gordon Holtby, Nancy Webster, ! Anne Kenny, Irwin Smith, Mar- tha Carnegie, Joyce Collins, Linda Tripp, Timothy Brunton, Caroline Cook, Wendy McNenly, | Kenneth Webster, Marly Rennie, Valerie Heayn, Patricia Healey, { Kenny, Lois Milne, Connie Car: negie, Barbara Webster, Dianne Mairs, Nancy Crozier, Allan Mairs, Sharon Crozier, Betty Cowieson, Patsy Holtby, Carol {Crozier, George Smith, Grant Many selections were render- ed from the various composers within the hospital system have assumed these environmental obligations from the nursing of- fice. In actual fact the nursing of- fice is the nerve centre of the hospital and is occupied by Maunsell Gerrow, director of nursing and Mrs. Janet Smith, assistant director of nursing. It is their obligation, as mem- bers of the medical profession to see that the Ajax and Pick- ering General Hospital is oper- ating efficiently for 24 hours a day and for 365 days a year, Therefore the directors of nurs- ing are on 24-hour call and have to return to the hospital for large accidents, staff shortages, patient problems or anything that might need their attention. The nursing administrators have to see that the policies of the hospital board, medical staff and administrator are carried out throughout the hospital. Today with the hospital's bed occupancy figure pushing 100 per cent the nerve centre is a constant hive of activity throughout the day. PATIENT CARE The nursing office is concern- ed with patient care and the philosophy of the 45 members of the nursing staff is '"'better nursing care". In this field of medical serv- ice the high standard of patient care is maintained by increas- ing the ratio of professional to auxiliary staff, by furthering the education of the staff through "inservice education", thereby providing more job satisfaction in the auxiliary staff and finally by editing an Administrative Manual and a Procedural Manu- al as guides for the nursing staff. The manuals are the hos- pital's Bibles. The hospital assists the physi- cal welfare of the community by aiding in voluntary clinics. Incorporated into the care of the patient is an interest in, not only his physical status, but also his emotional, family and spiri- tual environment TIME STUDY Over the past few years the office has concerned itself with seeing that the professional nursing staff have more time for actual nursing. By making intense time and activity studies the department has 'farmed out" many of the extra duties that nurses once performed, to Driver Draws $200 Fine PICKERING (Staff) -- An Ajax man who stole his em. ployer's car so that he could get something to eat, was on - Monday charged with joyriding and driving while disqualified before Magitrate Robert Dnie- per in Pickering Police Court. Robert Marchand, 60 Cedar Street, Ajax, pleaded guilty as charged and was placed on sus- ded sentence for one year the hospital's h keeping and dietary staff. STAFFING All regular nursing staff is procured through the nursing office and therefore the direc- tors of nursing have to deal with such items as salaries, time sheets, sick time and vaca- tion time. In this area of duty] the staff performs paperwork that in other businesses would be handled by additional depart- ments. PURCHASING The majority of hospital sup- plies are purchased through the nursing office. This means that the directors have to interview sales representatives and be conversant on the new types of hospital equipment, medical data and new drugs that are on the market. There again, in other businesses this duty is| handled by a purchasing agent. Therefore in a normal day the nursing directors' duties en- compass the functions of an| executive nurse, a personnel manager, a purchasing agent, |an instructor, a time study en- gineer, a public relations man, a liaison officer and a trouble shooter. Just one of the troublesome problems facing the administra- tors is the allocation of beds in this crowded hospital. This re- quires a great deal of planning in order to accommodate the community's needs both from the medical and surgical stand- point. PROMOTE JUDO TOKYO (AP) -- Eighty-two bers have organized a non- partisan judo federation in the Diet (parliament) to promete the traditional Japanese art of in addition to a $200 fine. Constable Thomas O'Grady of the Ajax Police Department told the court that on Sunday, June 18, he investigated an accident on Highway No. 2 east of Ajax where he found the ac- cused sitting in a car that had struck a pole. A statement made by the ac- cused later was read in court that stated that Marchand took his employer's car so that he coud drive to Whitby to get something to eat. The accident occurred when he proceeded to overtake a line of cars on Highway No. 2 when he was forced off the road bylyineteen Bristol University stu an oncoming car. His Worship learned that| dents have fet on a 8, Marchand had been suspended gual) Nout Sat Will Soyer Seven from driving for a period of|snajl that carries the bacteria three years. causing sleeping sickness. SNAIL SEARCH BRISTOL, England (CP)=" Township of Darlington NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS TO DESTROY WEEDS Notice is hereby given to oll property in ence with the Weed Eontrol Act, that unless noxious weeds growing on their land within the municipality of Darlington are destroyed after the date of this notice and throughout the season the municipality may enter upon the said lond end have the weeds destroyed, charging the cost against the land in taxes, es set out in the Act. The co-operation of all citie zens and occupiers of land in the Township of Darlington Is requested, DATED AT DARLINGTON, the 21st day of June, 1961, W. R. 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TIN aad indeed, and the city denuded of| device known as th its outstanding characteristic.|which gives S the Geoptione, Another item of interest was alproaching cal A Twilight Musicale was pre-|and the evening entertainment warning of ap-| sented in the Port Perry Pub-|of high calibre was enjoyed by amity. Dr. Hodg-ilic School, recently, by the/many friends and relatives. PEANUT BUTTER .... | HUNT'S CHOICE PEACH HALVES ......o PINEAPPLE TID BITS §° SOLO REGULAR ~ MARGARINE WD, PRO M Wald right, p y store. Their freshness is guaranteed. Caldwell Foods Limited are pleased to announce that the Oshawa new refrigerated trucks, Caldwell products are now being delivere BULLETIN: CALDWELL FOODS LIMITED ANNOUNCES NEW IMPROVED SERVICE TO OSHAWA AREA Look for the Caldwell driver-salesman in Oshawa soon. CALDWELL FOODS LIMITED "All Meats Government-Inspected" ORCHARD KING FANCY of Caldwell Foods Limited, discusses some of the Caldwell products with Caldwell soles manager, Douglas Barker. 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