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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, April 14, 1962 BIRTHS IN MEMORIAM CAVERLY -- Glenn and Dorothy) (mee Clark) are pleased to announce the birth of a son, Allan Neil, at the Oshawa General Hospital, on Thursday. April 12, 1962. A brother for Gordon. HERON -- Bob and Wilma (nee Chariton) are happy to announce the. birth of their son on Thursday, April 12, 1962 at the Oshawa General Hospi- tal. A brother for Scott, Dale and Lynn, Mother and baby are both well. ROCHBRUNE -- Bob and Joan (nee Holdaway) are pleased to announce the arrival of a son, Robert Albert (@ tbs. 1 0z.) on Thursday, April 12, 1962, at Oshawa General Hospital. A brother for Jody. & GOOD news story -- When you an- mounce the birth of your child in The Oshawa Times, clippings of the notice are available for Baby's Book, Family Tree Records and to mail your friends and re-atives in those far-away places. BRITTON -- In loving memory of a dear husband and father who passed away April 14, 1957. Though his smile is gone forever And his hand we cannot touch Still we have so many memories Of the one we loved so much, His memory is our keepsake With which we'll never part. God has him in His keeping We have him in our hearts. --Lovingly remembered by wife, Au- drey, daughters, Doreen and Patricia. HURLBERT -- In loving memory of my dear son-in-law, Hollis C. Hurlbert, who passed away April 15, 1947. His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. --Lovingly remembered and missed by Mother Spencer. sadly HURLBERT -- In loving memory of Hollis C. Hurlbert, who passed away April 15, 1947. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 19) 35--Legal TRADE UP to a better used car from one of the many bargains offered daily am the Oshawa Times Classified 32--Articles for Sale 3 2--Articles for Sale SPENCER VOLKSWAGEN hitch for a trailer, $15.|U: Telephone MO 8-5451 after 4 p.m. from $2 to $10. Telephone MA 3 st of wringer type washers, % h.p, motors, we » WHITE birch trees for sale, all sizes,|washers SED parts and repairs for all makes SCHOOL WHITBY TOWNSHIP $8, guaranteed reconditioned and stoves, Paddy's Market, ampton, CO 3-2241. WEDDING gown, in excellent condi-'¢ tion, size 7. Telephoi 84. GURNEY forced air g: furnace, ther- Telephone 725-7994, TRACTOR, five hoi with plow and cultivator. 728-8544 after 6. -- iF power, Simplicity,| Telephone | furniture, refrigerators, stoves, wash-| w; ers, call Elmer Wilbur, CO 3-2294. BABY Tenda, arborite $12; white crib, |C carriage, $10 each; playpen $4 ;heater,'7 Used by one child, 728-0731 h 'S suit, 2 pants, size 44 tall, navy b Birdseye weave. Cost $92. Will sell for|T learn Mah complete repair service and pa cessories, mostat atid controls, very reasenable.|9 349), antee $2.25 ment, package deal, $130. Telephone __ 725-4729. BEFORE buying or selling televisions, typ; save. 4} S.S. NO. 6 Require tenders for complete installation of flush toilets (2 toilets, wash basin, water fountain, water pump septic tank). Tenders to be closed on May Ist, 1962 The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Further information may be obtained from the secretary, Mrs. Doug. Jackson, R.R. 1, Brook- OLEMAN'S and primus; camping arts. Miller Heating and Trailer Ac- 9 Tudor Street Ajax. WH URNACES forced alr, 10 year guar per week. No down pay- PING paper on sale, letter size, hite newsprint, buy in bulk lots and 4 Ib pkg. $1.00, 9 Ib. pkg. $2.00. ion Dept,, Oshawa Times. ireul: ENT! camping supplies, marine ardware, outboard motors, guns and icycles. Best prices. Try Dominion re, 48 Bond Street West. Fined, Jailed In Meat Case ORANGEVILLE, Ont. (CP)-- Two Fergus, Ont., men were convicted Friday of trafficking in tainted meat, fined a total of $3,500 and sentenced to five months in jail. George Gibson, 34, was sen- tenced to three months and fined $2,000 and costs or an al- ternative six months and Gor- don Johnston was sentenced to two moths and fined $1,500 and costs or an _ alternative six months. Evidence was that the two men operated a dead meat dis- posal plant at nearby Orton and they were selling meat from fal- len animals for use as pet food. They were selling the better Euromart Importance Stressed By Thomson NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -- Roy H. Thomson, head of one of the world's largest newspaper and broadcasting groups, predicted Friday night the European Common Market will rate in importance with the formation of the United States of America. "What in effect is being created is a great new Euro- pean power, virtually a new na- tion, which will contain prob- ably nine or 10 different peoples talking different languages, and, heretofore, having differ- ent national interests',' he sai group and holdings also include almost a quarter of the English- language dailies in Caanda, the London Times and the Edin- burgh Scotsman. NOT ONLY TRADE BLOC Thomson said the Commor Market will contain 250,000,000 people. While initially it will be largely a comomn trading bloc, he said: 'Tt is clearly envisaged that it shall develop into a politica! entity. A common tariff, unified a form of common government, "To see what a dynamic p.o- ject this is one has only to en- visage this great mass of neople, very intelligent, with, he 1 general word comparison, high standards of living and all firmly wed to democracy and the Western way of life." He said there now are two great world powers--the United States and Russia -- anc when the Common Market '« a reality, it will become the third great world power, giving the Be Loving and kind in all his ways, Upright and just to the end of his currency, common agricultural system and all the rest imply West two against the Commu. cuts of meat for human con- nist bloc. sumption. Orangeville is 25 miles north of Guelph. 35--Legal Tenders will be received un- til Tuesday, May 8th, at 4 p.m., for the erection of an addition to St. Paul's Pres- byterian Church, Wilson Road, in Oshawa. Drawing and specifications from Herbert G. Cole, Archi- etct, 111 Simcoe Street South, in Oshawa, upon de- posit of $50.00. Lowest or any tender, SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS A sale of unclaimed bicycles, tricycles, chain saw and other articles will be held at Stirte- vant's Auction Room, 33 Hall Street, Oshawa, on Thursday, April 26th, 1962, et 7 o'clock p.m. HERBERT W. FLINTOFF, Chief of Police. To piace a birth announcement, call The Oshawa Times Classified. phone DEATHS BURNS, Ina HURVID -- In loving memory of a At Memorial ille, on| dear father and grandfather, Friday, April 13, 1962, Ina Kirkpatrick} Emanuel J., who passed away April 14, Burns, aged 63 years, daughter of the | 1960. late Francis and Mary Burns, dear sis- ter of Lily (M . Geo, Cherrington) Bowmanville, Meloria (Mrs. Wesley Carew) Lindsay. Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Service in the chapel on Monday at 2 o'clock. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. ag $30. 336 Athol Street East. == | ELECTRIC stove, kitchen cupboard, OUTBOARD boat, mahogany 14 ft,,/four livingroom chairs, kitchen table} windshields, steering and leather seats,/With four chairs, all good condition. all good condition. Used one season. | Telephone 723-3237 after six. $325, Telephone 725-4513, INCH Gurney electric stove, in good LLOYD baby carriage, yellow and conditi ry Teleph white, excellent condition, $20. Tele-|725-3388. ee Phone 725-2618. __|+==__~--=_--___|HEAVY duty boat trailer, $85 or best . F. GOODRICH Stores -- Tires, bat- | offer. Apply 395 Gibbon Street. teries, Kelvinator refrigerators, tele-)7iREE rooms of ne iture, © vision Thrifty Budget Plan, 725-4543. |s999, This includes arian when bed. FURNITURE, suitable for cottage,,foom and kitchen ensembles, Get all rangette, cabinet sink, cupboards, beds,|this for only $3.00 weekly. Barons' etc, All in good condition, Apply Mrs.|Home Furnishings, 424 Simcoe Street J. Fitch, Townline Road South, South. oe. GIRL'S navy and white sailor coat and/5! girl's blue Futurama, Just entered God's eternal home hat, size 6. Excellent condition, Tele-|"@Vvy blazers, sizes ten and twelve; And left the gate ajar. phone 725-4056. |boy's Harris tweed sportscoat, age 14. FRY, Marjory Isobell |--Lovingly remembered by wife Fran-| W y bigheat prices hc cay orl Telephone 723-4834 ee After a short illness in the Oshawaices, Margaret, Douglas and family,| 04° furniture. : Pretty's Used Furni-| MAHOGANY buffet and dinner table General Hospital on Friday, April 13,|Jim, Joyce and family. jture Store. 723-3271. 444 Simcoe South.|/for sale, Duncan Phyffe style. Tele- 1962, Marjory Isobell Poil, in her 48th phone Mrs, Cond, MO 8-0558. year, beloved wife of Charles Fry and aby carriage, pearl grey, in WE buy, coll 4 . ss reali itl 725-2 . 2 . yer our dear mother, Mary Ellen Jackson, | 2004 condition ,$12. Telephone 725-3013. ¥» sell and exchange used fur. B. Farn-iwho passed away April 15, 1924. loving mother of Mrs. J. , 8 (Gwenith) of Oshawa; Mrs. WINTER 'coat, tailored, color "winter ure or. anything you. have. The City " 2 > » ta , 1 Trading Post Stores, 446 S! dale (Margaret); Robert and Grant Fry|_aiways remembered by daughters white, also two dresses, both size 14,/south and 31 Bond Prd geo ae Dear sister of Mrs. R. Batten (Helen)| w 1 ; f i ee! ast, 723- and son. sell at reasonable price. Telephoite: }y7j of Ashburn. The late Mrs. Fry is rest- 728-6713 ma es RE ing at the Gerrow Funeral Chapel, 390/ i icnathbclaon Bs iti King Street West for service in the| MAGEE -- In loving memory of a orp gu nte shotguns, re-| Ro Chapel on Monday, April 16, 2.30 p.m,/4¢4r aunt. Agnes, who passed away|volyers and pistols; also old cartridges. | git Interment Groveside Cemetery. April 14, 1980. |Telephone 725-8183, Oshawa. Her memory is as dear today ee ene wareg --------- -- Me (Om As in the hour she passed away. |FILTER Queen Sales and Service, lib-' RABY carriage converts into car bed, --Sadly missed by Doug, Betty and/¢ral trade-in allowance. Free demon-'s22; one bassinette size crib and play. stration. Telephone 728-4683. pen, $7 each, in good condition. Tele- |; ~ a ERLINER" 7 lin -- 655-4469. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO JUDICIAL SALE OF 107 WELLINGTON ST. W. OSHAWA THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA VS. MARTEL, et al Pursuant to the judgment and final order for sale made in this cause there will be of- fered for sale by public auction in one parcel by the Local Mastér ot the Court House in the Town of Whitby ot the hour of 11:30 o'clock on Friday, the 27th day of April, 1962, the lands and premises known as part of lot 76 according to a plan filled in the registry office for the registry division of the County of Ontario as number 486, as described in @ mortgage registered in the Registry Office at Whitby os number 78438. The property will be offered for sale subject to a reserve bid fixed by the said Local Master. The purchaser shall pay down to the vendor's solocitor on the day of sale 10% of the purchase money and shall pay the balance of the purchase price into Court without interest within thirty days after the date of sale. Adjustments to be made as of the date of closing. The purchaser shall search the title at his own expense. In all other aspects the condi- tions of sale ore the stand- ing conditions of sale as modified by the conditions of sale settled by the under- signed. On the premises is said to be erected a six-room brick bun- gclow. Further particulars and con- ditions of sale may be had from Messrs. McGibbon & Bastedo, solicitors, 20 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, On- torio, DATED at Whitby, this 9th day of March, 62. (Sgd.) J. de N. KENNEDY Local Master. in a prepared address. "The formation of such a new community is tremendously dif- ficult and will be greatly ad- vantageous not only for these countries themselves, but for all the free world." Thomson, who spoke to the Virginia State Chamber of Com- merce, is chairman of the board of a British-Canadian-American publishing and_ broadcasting group, which controls 92 news- papers in seven countries and a number of magazines and television stations. Four U.S. dailies are in the days, Sincere and kind in heart and mind What a memory he left be- hind. --Ever remembered by Kathleen and Whitney. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOTT We often think of bygone days When we were all together. The family chain is broken now, But memories will live forever. To us, he has not gone away, Nor has he travelled far, ig I A PUEBLO STYLE HOME NEAR BISBEE, ARIZONA, HAS A WINDOW FoR THE ESCAPE, OF EVIL SPIRITS. .UP-fo-DATE HO EVIL. SPIRMS HAVE BEEN FOUHD LURKING IN KE MOUSE. will JACKSON -- In loving memory of LLOYD b 35--Legal THE PETS ant are offered in the Oshawa Times sified section, Check classification 3 right now. RATOR $90, and stove $50. hG ral Electric excellent con- ion; also Westinghouse washing ma- chine. Telephone MO 8-3218. Tenders will be received, un- til 4 p.m., May 4th, 1962, for the erection of a four- roomed addition to Sinclair Public School, $.S. No. Whitby Township, Drawing and snecifications may be obtained from Her- bert G. Cole, Architect, 111 Simcoe Street S., in Oshawa, upon a deposit of $50.00. Lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. To the Citizens of Oshawa and District The Following Is A Partial Text of the Annual Report of the Director of Nursing in charge of the hospital. There is always available « come plete daily record of staff members who are on duty in each ward, day, evening and night. Each ward has this record as well as the nursing service office, HOOEY, Amelia J. Suddenly at her late residence, Montgomery Avenue, Toronto, Friday, | children. April 13, 1962, Amelia J. Williamson, ii ei ws gh PR er beloved wife of the late Albert W.| MAGEE -- In loving memory of a trailers. All new for 62. Call 728-1468 NEW CCM bicycles or tricycles, only Hooey formerly of Blackstock, dear|dear wife, Agnes, who passed away Or 725-1065. i $7.95 with every Special chesterfield or of Toronto, and Len of Bowmatville.| She suffered patiently and long, |OM, Soace heater and $0 gallon supply edroom uite sold from $169, Look for . - -| § y ' ; y tri 2 ne pink price tags! Barons' Home Fur- Resting at the Morley F. Bedford Fu-| Her hope was bright, her faith strong, |tank' medine sive Sis inew Moran ane in Simcoe Street South," neral Home, 159 Eglinton West and) The peace of Jesus filled her breast,| able for 16 ft. well, $10. Telephone Tt spo agp - Lascelle Boulevard, Toronto, Memorial] And in His arms she sank to rest. | 795.9499 ' STUDIO couch, makes into double bed, service in the chapel Sunday, April 15,| I do not need a special day | one j¥ery comfortable, suitable for summer 8.30 p.m. Interment at Cadmus Union| To bring you to my mind, | WE buy, sell and exchange used furni-|cottage. Telephone 723-3545. Cemetery (upon arrival of motors),| For the days I do not think of you 'ure and appliances, for top cash offer./93 INCH Philips television, won in a Monday, April 16, approximately 3 p.m.| Are very hard to find. jPhone 723-1131. Community Furniture,/qraw; also 21 inch Marconi. Will sell --Lovingly remembered by husband/!9 Prince Street. | ==» === _teither one reasonable. Telephone Les RENTALS, by .the day, week month at Par MAGEE -- In loving memory of a|coe North dear mother, Agnes Magee, who passed | ky, MCO OAK used typewriter anak Awsy, Abst ie 10 swivel chair, duplicator God took her hand, and we had to) meat slicer, grill, safe electric typewriter. Hamilton's, Br South. MO 8-8442 AAR Renee enn collapsible travel Phone 725-5986. i AGAINST DOES ALcoHoL mM "MAKE THE BLOOD Sus ORE, , ACID OR ALKALINE Lind ENEMIES i WILD BEA FOR EXAMPLE 4 ow B Ao" OF KING SiLO- OYEIDO, $PAIN= 16 AX INSCRIPTION SD PRINCEPS FECIT? WHICH CAM BE READ 270 DIFFEREXT WAYS, Keg Fontan Speman, Bey Un Wek "gh mend ACID. KING, Carman Robert Suddenly, at North Bay, Ontario, Car- man R. King, on Sunday, April 8, 1962,, in his 77th year. Dear father of Stan- ley R. King and grandfather of Peter and Cathy of Oshawa. Interment took place at Markdale Cemetery, Mark- dale, Ont., on Thursday, April 12, 1962. w, desks, cabinets, efore you buy, com- andise for quality and price, CO 3-2192. EVINRUDE 18 hp electric start, 1957 odel motor, excellent condition. Price ¢ _ $225, Telephone 728-4266. SEPOWER Johnson outboard, | Na 7,, electric starting, excellent condi-| DINING - room suite, jtion. Telephone 723-9337 after 6.30 p.m,|Pi¢ces, table, chairs Oi Raw aber ahd Sault See a ier A-1 condition. Would sell without : n m he ~|china binet." r! | and dition, guaranteed, best offer over $800.|MA 3 Oe teres Bowmanville ; 725-0772 or 371 Richmond East 3 piles Funeral Chapel, Brooklin. Service in ui = ove , | CHESTERFIEL i . ": the chapel on Monday, April 16, at 2) MAGEE -- In loving memory of my| LAWNMOWER repairs (power and coffee de Ais tablen; scan bey o'clock. Interment Groveside Ceme-dear sister, Mrs. Agnes Magee, who|hard). Free blade sharpening and. b . One burner electric stove, $3. tery, Brooklin. | passed away Apri 960. ance with every motor cleaning grill $4. Telephone 728-4500. | God saw you getting weary : tune up, $3.95. Parts extra. Free pick- pe : SUTHERLAND, William James | And did what He thought best, up and delivery. Telephone Sportsman's| BICYCLE, lady's brand new. Reason- At Oshawa General Hospital on roid He put His arms around you Corner, MO 8-4511, able. Telephone 728-8448, April 13, 1962, William James Suther-/ Ang whispered "Come and rest". |CAR radio, in the dash, trans! BABY jage, Gepv Keep i m $ io, . istor, carriage, pyertible, high land, fyb bu liadgg Ae ae --Lovingly remembered by sister Laura $32.50. Aerial and installation extra. Try play-pen, RE athens car pid y oie Pa Nephew (Isobel) Finch, Mrs, {974 brother-in-law Frank Leaming. |Dominion Tire, 48 Bond Street West i a ation wood door. Telephone 725- Jules La Pointe (Irene) Montreal, Mrs. | MAGEE -- In loving memory of a/30" GAS range, ideal for home or lake -- R. Brindell (Lois) Vancouver, Mrs. N. dear sister, Agnes Magee, who passed Cottage, $50. Nice condition, Telephone |BEES for sale. Apply 604 Centre Street Carison (Jean) Brooklyn, abe York, | away two years ago today. | 728-0736. North, Whitby. and Robert of Oshawa, in his 9th year.|_1 ovingiy remembered by brother Bill MAPLE syrup? Take Noo a5 ': MAPLE syrup! Take No, Highway The late Mr. Sutherland is resting at) fram 40) te Colcausinn 18° Sito 35--Legal Bethany |r wit not be part, He eased her pain and broke our hearts. | At his late residence, Myrtle, Ontario,| Although we smile and seem carefree is fs eB, D . , ' on Friday, April 13, 1962, Arthur Robert| Tere' nobody misses her more than Maw, beloved husband of the late Addie/_cadiy missed by Grushtie Doris aed M. Elsom and dear father of John, in| granddaughters Margaret, Linda his 75th year. Resting at the Robinson! nianne. MAW, Arthur Robert SEN Sk esol walnut, nine buffet, china cab- During the post year, we hove noted many changes which have provided new facilities and improvements within the hospital. The inconvenience of nursing patients in crowd- ed wards and in corridors hos been confusing to the nurses and uncomfortable for the patients. Recently, this has been alleviated due to the opening of new wards and working conditions are more pleasant. The nursing staff is gratfeul for the changes which have done much to give us more sat- isfaction in our daily duties, On each ward the Head Nurse conducts a detailed report of the patients on that ward with the evening staff nurses who relay a report to the night nurses when they report for duty. and wife. McIntosh Anderson Funeral Home, | Oshawa until Saturday morning. Fu-| MOMBOURQUETTE -- In fond and va Heaslip, telephone neral service at the Brownlee Funeralligving memory of our erannentnee (2. HE ES eas Home, Ontario on Monday /nayiq "Gangee", who passed away|MUST sell 10% cubic foot Norge re-jor aiter this date. April 11, 1962, without April 16th at 2 p.m, Interment Grand-isuddenly three years ago, April 15,|{Tigerator, good clean condition, $75./my written consent. ipncar deat ley Cemetery. | 1959 Telephone Whitby MO 8-8563 Drozd, 15 Ritson Road South, | Your vacant chair we've put away,/AWNINGS, canvas. Prompt service DON'T 8) yi 'vs ND . as 4 b STRAIN over househo! aed ae detain Hosstis), Sioamnneitte, Your pipe and dear scuffed slippers,|free estimates. Chair, table rentals./ Painters, Cleaners, Y Castes onal al 16k Kien We Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North, any other services you need are offer-| 00; ' Lest pain at constant sight of them, |--------- caasaevernaneceeantaeiaee § A . beloved husband of Kate M. Elliott,| grouh break our hearts ph missing VACUUM cleaner repairs, all makes,/¢¢ in the Oshawa Times sestognicanl and dear father of Gordon, Oshawa, 'd you. parts, attachments, brushes, guaran-|S¢ction. age 84 years. Resting at Northcutt and) _ aiwav ,/teed rebuilt machines. Estimates free. Smith Funeral Home, 53 Division Street |= Always Temembered by Betty, Ken,|nonisis *vacuum Cleaner Repair Ser. 4 Skipper and Allan Lane North, Bowmanville. Service in the vice, 728-0591 anytime. chapel Monday, April 16, at 2 p.m. In- terment Bowmanville Cemetery. | | responsible for any debts --|contracted in my name by anyone on Nursing in Canada today is influenced by the general philosophy on which health services in the country are based. The scope of nursing covers many phases. It is teaching os well os treating. It takes place in schools, industrial plants, offices and homes as well as in hospitals. It serves the healthy as well as the sick and it influences government as well as private citizens. Part Time Nursing During February 1962 there were 85 graduate nurses giving service part time from one to five days weekly (day, evening and night). The total time worked would be equivalent to 32 full time nurses. REDMAN -- In loving memory of| PHOTOGRAPHY equipment, good con- Sete cee TENDER FOR WINDOW CLEANING | man, who left us April 15, 1959. tank and box, automatic tray. sipon,| | Along the road to yesterday trays, chemicals, paper, instruction | Sealed tenders, addressed to the undersigned, 50 Centre Street, | et ieeatas ab Oh hve ecg booklets. Telephone 728-9536 after 4 p. ced Oshawa, for the cleaning of windows at Halliday Manor, 620 | operas Ge care keoy TYPEWRITERS, adders, eashines, Fete Richmond Street East, will be reecived until 5.00 p.m., April Ana always every evening Wautocaent: 187 Bick South, MO Bey 25th, 1962. Tenderers must submit proof of coverage for lia- 3 ----_--_--_--_----_--_-- ---- bility and workmen's compensation. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Full details can be secured from H. Of wandering back to meet you On the road to yesterday. . Boris, Janitor, Apt. 1B, 620 Richmond Street East, or the undersigned. GIDEON Bibles are a continuing me-/ morial. For placement contact funeral director or phone 725-2327. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all. 728-6226 390 KING STREET WEST _ LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangement floral requirements for occasions. OSHAWA. SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE The nurse, in order to carry out her functions, uses a variety of skills in technical procedures, human relationship, teaching, supervision and administration, She is the medium through which health services of the community are con- veyed to the citizen and focused in a woy which makes them useful to the citizen. Applications for Nurses The applications continue to arrive from all. parts of the world, Because of the restrictions in immigration it is dif- ficult for nurses to obtain visas from other countries except the United Kingdom, Jamaica, Trinidad and British Guina. From these countries, it requires several months to obtain a visa and only after there has been assurance that the nurses are eligible for registration in Ontario with or with- out examination. The status of each nurse is determined through the International Council of Nurses and must be satisfactory to the Immigration Authorities. This eliminates the possiblity of. permitting unqualified persons to enter the country. Good Advertising and Good Merchandising GO HAND in HAND _ BABY CARRIAGES Strollers, Cribs, Playpens, ete. by Thistle, Lloyd & Gendron AT LOWEST PRICES! BARONS' HOME FURNISHINGS 424 Simcoe St. S. --Lovingly remembered by his wife Joyce. SMITH -- In loving memory of Flor- ence Annie, dearly beloved wife of Frederick W. Smith, who passed away five years ago today, April 14, 1957. Her memory is as dear today As in the hour she passed away. Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten. --Husband Fred, daughters Florence} and Mabel, sons-in-law Ed and John/ grandchildren Johnny and Joanne. } AN 728-6555 IN MEMORIAM EASTER ,Aconnter -- In loving memory ot} = TRIBUTE passed away April 14, 1961. © happy hours we once enjoyed, How sweet their memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. --Ever remembered and sadly missed by son-in-law Stan, Peggy and grand- son, Donald. BLAIR -- In loving memory of my Gear husband, Alexander Blair, who Passed away seven years ago. H. G. Chesebrough, Manager, Oshawa Housing Co., Ltd. BUSINESS TAX BILLS FOR CITY OF OSHAWA DUE APRIL 16th, 1962 ALL 1962 BUSINESS TAXES ARE PAYABLE IN FULL as previously notified on 1961 Business Tax Bills. No discount on Business Tax and PENALTY of 1% on the first day of default and on the first day of each calendar month thereafter is provided in the 1962 Taxation By-Law No. 4041, We have studied the question of whether or not we ore using our nurses to the best advantage. It is generally agreed that nurses in ony hospital perform functions which could be the responsibility of others, especially in the area of clerical work, housekeeping duties, caring of supplies, etc.. In Oshawa General Hospital we have attempted to relieve the nurses of many of these routine duties in order that their time may be devoted to the more complex aspects of nursing, Staff Education Our educational programme for graduate nurses has con- tinued through means of ward discussions, films, clinics, lectures and monthly conferences, The provision of 'a large, comfortable lecture room for medical and staff conferences and lectures has been acceptable and is used extensively. We send representatives to conferences, institutes, refresher courses, work shops, etc., which are organized through the co-operation of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ont- ario, the Ontario Hospital Association and the Ontario Med- ical Association. This helps to keep us up to date on pro- and all School of Nursing Advisory Comittee This Committee is appointed annually by the Board of Direce tors and acts in an advisory capacity making recommendae tions to the Board. GOOD RECONDITIONED REFRI ATORS RANGES AND WASHERS All parts and service AJAX BARGAIN CENTRE HARWOOD AVE. NORTH AJAX -- WH. 2-6410 VALLEY CREEK The members are as follows: To Your Loved Mr. G. L. Roberts Ones Chairman (Representative from the Community) Secretary (Representative from the Community) President of Medical Staff Mrs. C. D. Russell Nothing is more befitting or Dr. B. G. Doherty I little knew when I awoke that morn The sorrow the day would bring, The call was sudden, the shock severe To part with one I loved so dear. Sometimes it's hard to understand Why some things have to be, But in His wisdom God has planned Beyond our power to see. -- God gave me the strength to fight it, And courage to bear the blow, But what it meant to lose you, dear, No one will ever know. ~Sadly missed by wife, Clara, BLAIR -- In loving memory of our Gear dad, Alexander Blar, who passed away April 15, 1955. Since you've gon and we remain To walk the road together We live in memory's garden Dad With happy days we've known. Since you've gone first and we remain One thing we'd have you do, Walk slowly down the path of death For some day we'll gladly follow you. We want to know each step you take That we may walk the same, For some day, dear dad, down that lonely road We all will call your name. Ever remembered by the family. HURLBERT -- In loving memory of my dear husband, Hollis C. Hurlbert, who passed away April 15, 1947. Another page in my book of memories Silently turns today. --Lovingly remembered missed by his wife Molly. and sadly | @ grecter tribute to the mem- | ory of the loved ones who have passed on to that borne from which no traveller returns, than a memorial verse at Easter time. It is a becutiful gesture of love and devotion to the memory of a mother, father, wife, husband, daughter, son ---- or those beyond the im- mediate family circle, a faith- ful friend or kin. In the sincere hope of rendering helpful service to those who wish to select an appropricte memoriam notice for Easter time, the Classified Depart- ment of The Oshowa Times will publish Special Memorial tributes on APRIL 21st To ensure that your message oppeors at this time TELE- PHONE BEFORE APRIL 19th. 723-3492 CEMETERIES, MONUMENTS PLEAS May we ask your co Rea -operation to remove winter wreaths by April 18th, in order that we may begin our Spring Clean-up. Thank You. MOUNT LAWN PARK ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 1927 FURNITURE In a new location. 16% Bond Street West. Top price paid for used radios, televis- ions, furniture and applian- ces. We buy, sell. and ex- change. Phone 728-440). MODERN DRAPES To Create A More Pleasant Atmosphere in every room of your home. Colorful designs in the latest fabrics, various. styles and lengths, Ready to drape. M. and C. Dry Goods 74 CELINA ST. 723-7827 'CARD OF THANKS DOWSE ---I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who were so kind to me during my stay. in the Oshawa General Hospital -- the Doctors of the Brooklin Med Centre, the nurses and staff of 2D, the Rev, Ronald H. Love of Columbus Church and. all the friends and neighbors for their get- well cards and 1 ges, ~--Mrs, Walter J. Dowse. MEDLAND We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors for the many gifts and flow- | ers, also cards and telephone calls ree| ceived on our 50th wedding anniver- jsary. We do appreciate the many kind-| jnesses shown us in the hospital and| will long remember how happy yeu! made all of us on this special occasion. | --Mr. and Mrs. Medland and sons, Floyd, Harry and Harvey. City Administration Bldg. Corner Centre & King Sts. Telephone 725-1153. G4. Cox, City Tax Collector. GENERAL TRADES SEWAGE PUMPING STATION ONTARIO, HOSPITAL, WHITBY, ONTARIO SEALED FIXED SUM TENDERS properly endorsed, on forms sup- plied by the Department, will be received by the Tenders Sec- retary, Room 6630, East Block, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 2, Ontario, until 3.30 p.m. (E.D.T.) on THURSDAY, MAY 10th, 1962 for the General Trades Work which includes Sanitary Sewers ond Water Supply, Plumbing Trades, and the receipt and in- stallation of the mechanical equipment ete., in connection with the construction of a new Sewage Pumping Station at the On- tario Hospital, Whitby, Ontario. Plans, Specifications, Tender forms, Tender envelopes and Con- tract Requirement, may be obtained from, or viewed at Room T 704 (Tower), Department of Public Works, East Block, Parlia- ment Buildings, Toronto 2, Ontario (Telephone No. 365-1079), and may also be viewed at the Builder's Exchange at Oshawa, and the Toronto Construction Association. A $2,200.00 Bid Bond and a 100% Performance Bond will be required os specified. Tenders will not be considered unless made on forms supplied by the Department of Public Works, Ontario, in accordance with the terms and conditions as set forth therein. A Deposit of $25.00 CASH, or CERTIFIED CHEQUE made pay- able to the Treasurer of Ontario, will be required. per set of tender documents, which will be refunded if documents are re- turned in good condition within thirty days of above closing date, otherwise forfeited. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. D. Millar, Deputy Minister; Departrnent of Public Works, Ontario, Parliament. Buildings, Toronto 2, Ontario, April 11th, 1962. gress in nursing service and nursing education. Assignment of Nursing Personnel Graduate nurses and auxiliary staff are assigned to their wards by the nursing service office according to the type of nursing they desire if there are vacancies. The Head Nurse assigns members of their staff to day, evening or night duty ond prepare special work assignments for each nurse, Days' off are arranged by the Head Nurse. Where there are part time nurses who relieve in one depart- ment only, the Head Nurses call these nurses for relief for days, evenings or nights off as they are needed. If unable to provide relief from their own staff or from amongst the part time nurses, the matter is referred to the nursing office. The nurses in the nursing office attempt to find replace- ments for off duty days, for days of illness and absen- teeism (e.g., children ill, no one to care for the children, lack of transportation, etc.). Practically every day, two to three hours are utilized by the nursing office in attempting to locate nurses to fill the vacancies for evening and night staff due to last minute absenteeism. At three o'clock daily a complete detailed report of all patients and the staff schedule which has. been prepared, is given to the evening Supervisor in the nursing office. The evening and night staff members and the wards to which they have been assigned are recorded for the evening Sup- ervisor, She has authority to call in or re-arrange staff to core for the emergencies. The evening Supervisor conducts a similar report with the night Supervisor who has the some authority when she is OSHAWA GENE T. L. WILSON, President W. A. HOLLAND, Administrator Dr. W. G. Y. Grant Mr. W. A. Holland Mr. T. M. Moore Chief of Medical Staff Administrator Representative from the Board of Directors President of Alumnae Association of the School of Nursing Mrs, C. Litster Mrs. G. Telford Miss G. Hill Mons. P. Dwyer Director of Nursing Associate Director of Education Representative from the Community There was a study of the philosophy and aims of the School of Nursing prior to the revision of the School calendar for prospective students. Policies regarding remuneration, perquisites, admission requirement, vacation periods, etc., remain unchanged. Surveys and Conferences Two surveys of the School of Nursing regarding curriculum and facilities were conducted by representatives from the Nursing Branch, Department. of Health, Toronto, during the year. Conferences at Oshawa General Hospital to review the student educational health experiences in Community health nursing were attended by representatives from the Division of Public Health Nursing, Toronto; Public Health and Visit- ing Nurses from Oshawa, Whitby and Pickering as well as the instructors from School of Nursing at Oshawa and Whitby. M. Telford Director of Nursing. RAL HOSPITAL