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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, November 7, 1964 Hospital Patients Move Like Military Operation 'AJAX -- Fair wind or foul, on Nov. 20 it's day for fede Acute patients, mothers with babies and wheel chair cases will be among the 40 to 8 pa- tients moved from the small, outdated frame hospital to a new imposing, 27-bed building Moving day will be a minor D-Day invasion, with patients in- dividually tagged for the trans- fer, and medications, charts and blankets accompanying each person. PLAN OF ACTION -- K. J. MacInnis, administrator for Ajax and Pickering General ital, has prepared an ex- tensive plan of action for trans- fe: patients to the recently- complete, $2,348,000 hospital. He calls Nov. 30 "The Day of the Big Move". The building will be officially opened by the Hon. Earle Rowe, lieutenant-governor of the Province of Ontario. Part of the transfer will be a natural evolution. Admission to the old building will cease_as of Nov. 2 -- except for emer- gericy cases. No elective sur- gery will be booked in the frame} and after that date. Elective admissions and book- ings will commence in the new hospital 'Dec, 2. emergency admissions will be made to the new building on afd after that dateh. On Nov. 30, acute patients will be moved by stretcer and wheel chair, accompanied by a member of the nursing staff. Pa- tients who are able to walk to the new building will be directed by nurses to new beds. And mothers with babies will be accompanied by nurses. All patients will be tagged with new hospital room numbers before the transfer. NURSES ASSIGNED Organizing the nursing staff, Assistant Administrator M. J Gerrow must assign nurses, pro- vide for medications, formula, charts, blankets and other necessary items for each pa- tient, as well as arrange for nursing service at the new hos- pital during the' transfer. He is jalso responsible for tagging pa- tients. . Nurses will transfer to the new bnilding through the day, as the patients move in. There will also be a small re- 'serve unit for emergencies. 'briefed The hospital's dietitian will de- termine dietary requirements of All|patients in advance so that they are served in the new by Patients will have breakfast in the old hospital, and lunch in the new one. : Other departments such as central sterile supply, central stores, maintenance and house- keeping, will move operations to the new building as other ac- tivity transfers. Movement of equipment will be the responsibility of J. Ark- wright. Equipment in the ad- ministrator's office, business of- fice, claims, X-Ray, laboratory and related sections will be moved from Nov. 23 to 28. Central supply, pharmacy, medical stores, dietary stores, and medical records and charts will also be moved to the hospi- tal prior to Nov. 30. "Our primary concern is to maintain operations at .the peak of efficiency during the move, jand to make provision for pos- sible emergencies," says Ad- ministrator MacInnis. "For this, the hospital staff will be well in advance, and the |largest possible staff will be on jduty."" Truck Driver's Licence Lifted AJAX (Staff) -- Justice dealt a crippling blow to Leonard V. War Purges Spirit Of Suspend Sentence For Purse Theft AJAX (Staff) Herbert Grant, 22, of 22 McLaughlin Bivd., Oshawa, was given a one- Increase In County The farm economics and sta- tisties branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture _re- ports that of the 3,169,525 pounds of milk purchased by the com- mercial dairies in Ontario County during August, 2,598,023 pounds were of standard or special quality. The dairies spent $148,632 for the product. Sales of fluid milk during the month totalled 1,024,635 quarts. This compared with 1,002,988 quarts in August, 1963. A tets! of 14,299 quarts of buttermilk were sold. This com- Oshawa youth was fined $100 in Ajax Magistrate's Court Thurs- when he guilty Max street, had a charge of street, had a charge possession of a driver's permit withdrawn when he was found guilty. : son, who stopped the accused on Bayley street on Aug. 28, told the court the accused co-operative. the fine when he learned that the accused had been sentenced in Oshawa last week charges of the same nature. Bochenski had lost his licence on the accumulation of points. Disqualified Youth Is Fined $100 AJAX (Staff), -- A 17-year-old Bochenski, 168 Gibb unlawful of unlawful Ajax Constable Donald Rob- ad been Magistrate Jermyn imposed on two pared with 22,706 quarts in July and 16.582 quarts in August of the previous year. in Augsst of this year 49,399 quarts compared with 54,724 quarts in July and 44,434 quarts in August, 1963. | The department states 34,040 quarts of fluid cream were sold in the county in August of this year. This compares with 29,652 quarts in July and 29,729 quarts in August of last year. " | It is stated 47:9 per cent of the| fluid m#k sold during August in| the county was in paper or plas-| tic containers. Figures for other dairy products were: partly skimmed milk, 57.8 per cent; skim milk, 45.5 per cent; butter- milk, 63.1 per cent; chocolate dairy drink, 82.2 per cent; cereal cream, 95.1 per cent; Gales of chocolate dairy drink| city totalled! vite Queen Elizabeth to @ sec- ond unveiling of the West Ger- INVITES QUEEN- man capital's Beethoven monu- ment--to make up for a 120- year-old "'insult" to Queen Vic- toria. When the statue of the city's most famous son was or- iginally unveiled in 1845, it emenged from its robes with its back to British royalty attend- ing the ceremony, S. HUROK prevents Direct trom 3 LRENDARY IASI REGIMENTS IN A THRILLING MILITARY TATTOO table cream, 27.3 per cent; whipping cream, 51-per cent; | sour cream, 17.2 per cent. PO POw Scarboro Man Assessed $100 AJAX (Staff) -- Charges of failing to remain at the scene of an accident and of purchasing beer under age netted David Bolton of Scarborough fines totalling $100 in Ajax Magis- trate's Court Thursday. Bolton pleaded guilty to both charges before Magistrate Harry Jer- myn. He was charged after he struck the car of Mrs, Anita Holland, Rouge Park, Pickering, on Sept. 26 at the intersection of Station and Commerce roads. Ajax Constable Fred Gallivan saw the car the accused was driving parked at its owner's residence, George Tapp, Windsor avenue. The accus appeared at the police station later' and admitted having Driver Had Liquor In His Vehicle AJAX (Staff) -- A Niagara Falls man was fined $50 and costs in absentia, in Ajax Magis- trate's Court Thursday, when he was found guilty of having liquor in a place other than a residence. Kenneth John Loucks was charged by Ajax Constable Fred Gallivan when he came on to Highway 401 ramp leading into Ajax the wrong way. Gallivan testified the accused had beer and whiskey in his vehicle and tha been drinking. agistrate Harry Jermyn aye the accused an alternate serttence of 10 days. 4+ after purchasing beer under age at the Ajax Brewer's Retail struck the Holland vehicle, store. y "ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S Suspenseful Sex Mystery! BUILDS SCHOOL Sweden has built a vocational school for Arabs in Jordan-Is- raeli border areas to train 120 students in metal work, carpen- Motor City Car Club presents LITTLE CAESAR and the try and mechanics. Sunday, Nov. 8th 8:30 P.M, till 11:30 P.M. with membership card--$1.28 IZZA telephone 728-0192 DANCE at the ROYAL Ca ADIAN LEGION HALL E ST. -- OSHAWA to the music of Jack DODDS AND HIS ORCHESTRA SATURDAY, NOV. 7th 9 to 12 @ $2.00 PER COUPLE HE |6:45 -.9:05 Strong, 22, of 30 Mill street, Pickering, when his driver's li- eence was suspended for one year and he was assessed $100 when he pleaded guilty to im- paired driving before Magistrate SEE OTHER AD ON THIS PAGE FOR SUNDAY MATINEE year suspended sentence Thurs- day when he pleaded guilty to stealing a purse containing money from Mrs. V. Hickey, 122 Exeter street, in Ajax. Ajax Sergeant William Shaw TIPPT HEDREN : SEAN CONNERY o' ADULT ENTERTAINMENT DIANE BAKER MARTIN GABEL screonsoy JAY PRESSON ALLEN eam the Nowe! by WINSTON GRAHAM Directed by ALFRED WITCHCOCK NAME CHANGES Among the more than 2,000 name changes in China during the last 15 years, is the town of CEREMONY 4 ROUSING SPECTACLE - HUGE TROUPE OF 1: Humanity BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Harty Jermyn in Ajax Magis- trate's Court. : Strong, a truck driver, was follewed by Pickering Township Police Constable John Found War, it has appeared over the years, is the only way the spir- it of humanity can be purged, the Bowmanville Rotary Club was told at its Friday luncheon said that Mrs. Hickey had con- tacted the police department on Oct. 22 to complain of a stolen purse. She told him that outside her family only two furniture Pailingmiao, now called Taerh- | hanmaominganlienhochi. | SATURDAY IRISH DANCERS from the Women's Royal Army Corps A tara tines TECHN IGOLOR ° OPEN" DAILY along Highway 2 at 12.55 a.m. Nov. 5. The officer told the court the accused had crowded the centre line and touched the shoulder of the road several times 'as he was proceeding east. | Found said the accused was unsteady on his feet when asked te alight from the car and that his breath smelled of alcohol. The accused tesiified he had been nervous and had taken two tranquilizer pills prior to drink- Butter Make Is Higher IN THE PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE PLAYING PEATURE TIMES--2:05 - 4:25 - 6:50 - 9:20 LAST COMPLETE SHOW 9 P.M, 1 P.M, SUNDAY 1:30 P.M. "We've just Hitched eur Wegon to enether Ster meeting. W. Ross Strike, a member of the club, and chairman of On- tario Hydro, was speaking to the club on the theme of Armis- tice Day. "Life is the most precious of all human instincts. But must be put to the test if human ex- istence or endurance is to be fulfilled," Mr. Strike said. "The thing to consider today) is whether or not the dead of the § d and First World Wars lost their lives in a los- ing or winning cause. "Men over the centuries have had to give up their lives in many ways. Wars have always been destructive but in the last 100 years have increased in de- structiveness. ion of creamery; "Millions of civilians lost their lives in the Second World September was higher than in| War, and to think of World War the corresponding month of last|Three would be the mark of a} gear, according to the farm/lunatie. economics and statistics branch) «ature abhors a vacuum, but of the Ontario Department of) i¢ y, sre '§ going to prevail in the Fama vom The make in Dut-| cession of war, what are wel fhe mee poy hooded County going to put in its place? "How can we control the am- in September totalled 96,408 pounds. This compared with|bitions of ruthless men, con- 75,880 pounds in September, |flicting ideologies and racial|iy berg Nal make in the _--, troubles? or the nine months of this) "We must stay prepared. The year totalled 847,668 hasty demobilization after the| commerce with 782,145 pounds|second World War was almost ° ee of last eee disastrous for us, and we were| Cee ane tne A Netthem,|Wucky to just get off with Korea. berland in September totalled ies Coat Gee we weasieeh 280,553 pounds compared with| f 285,924 yrs in verona kg Hand some times we wonder if same) my month of 1963. The make during|the UN is working, when we the nine months of this year was|"ear all the talk that goes on 2,393,916 pounds compared with|in there. 2,535,326 pounds in the same| "But out of the talk, comes| period of last year. jwiser actions," obs Opens Tues., Nov 10 thru Nov. 28 DIRECT FROM "Baeice Mur THE GREATEST FRANZ LEHAR'S se The Mery Widow. moving men had had access to the purse. : Sgt. Shaw traced the accused to an Oshawa furniture store and apprehended Grant who had already spent $13 of the money. | Magistrate Jermyn ruled that | restitution be made and that the) accused be put on probation to report to the probation officer once monthly. NAME DINERS Even under impersonal Com- munist rule, restaurants in Pe- king have such names as "'Un- bounded Virtue and Happiness" and "Accumulated Virtue." . see DANCE TO | PETE SCHOLFIELD end the COLLEGIANS Plus JUDY DENNISON LIMITED ENGAGEMENT \ Couples only. Dancing 9 p.m.. till 12 7! Reservations 723-2143 -- 725-1348 "THE MARRIAGE- G0-ROUND" by Leslie Stevens Presented by. The Oshawa Little- Theatre Monday, Nov. 23 8:15 cant we settle this before we get to the Police Station?" Tickets $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 Mail Order Form For Tickets or Phone 743-3561 i\TePee.. IN-DOOR OUT-DOOR ; foal New Adventures of Secret Agent 0077" in The McLaughin Library Theatre Noy. 10, 11, 12, 13,14 Curtain Time 8:30 p.m, RESERVE SEATS AT HENDERSON'S BOOK STORE Fri., Nov. 6 - 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 7 - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon., Nov. 9 - 4:30 to 7 p.m. er at Library Theatre Nights of the Play 7 p.m. en GENERAL ADMISSION $1.25 THE MIRISCH CORPORATION presents A BLAKE EDWARDS PRODUCTION PETER ELKE SELLERS SOMMER Name see eerecesseasenee Address va name PANAVISION® Resommended As Adult ALSO... 2NDBIGHIT... REX HARRISON @ RITA HAYWORTH "HAPPY THIEVES" City .cccees Prveyry eoeges severe rou UNITED ARTISTS Please Enclose kcncclasocoil Cheque or Money Order | | | | SPECTACULAR BATTLE DRIVEcIN @& ONE -- TORONTO -- WHITBY 668-2608 Show Sterts Each Ric | From 7:30 incl. Sundeys © FREE ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS © epaeensn Friday, Nov. 13 Tickets 2.50 2.25 1.75 orremeaertGH 743-356) MAPLE LEAF GARDENS NOV. 22-27 The year's best entertainment. All the exciting competitions and thrilling _ events of the Calgary Stampede. Brone busting, calf roping, steer wrestling, wild cow milking, Brahma bull riding. Two full hours of thrills, chills and spills. . the colors of the rainbow... @ prize-winning blue ribbon treat: for old and young aliket Here's something for the whole famfly to see together! 'The Management, NEW YORK HISTORY! THIS WEEK-AS USUAL reaturingc JACK LONDON AND THE SPARROWS 50¢ Members @ 75e¢ Non-Members DRESS -- SHIRT and TIE EVENINGS 8:30 $2.50 to $6.50 . & SAT. 2 P.M. $1.75 to $4.00 For Fun Galore ... Come to The Red Barn verry DANCE Anniversary SATURDAY, NOV. 7th - Starting at 9 P.M. Dance The New SPECIAL MUSIC DISCOTHEQUE by the DANCES PRIZES "TORNADOS" enki Meas Wetusi-Swim-Frug ete. And All The Old 8th year et Red Barn Patron Caller -- From Most Distant STANDARD DANCES BOB FOWLER 14 years at Red Barn e LAST TIMES TODAY! e "THE LIVELY SET" (Color) -- JAMES DARREN Also--'SING AND SWING" -- Beth First Showings! Starts SUNDAY! OPENS THE DOOR TO SIGHTS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE! FRANK! STARTLING "SHOCK ~ CORRIDOR" BOTH FEATURES DOORS ae , {| SATURDAY eee BILTMORE (<~ Brvocpi ccc ae PHONE 725-58 Be 4 ic aa & SUNDAY A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE Starts SUNDAY! EXPOSE OF ILLEGAL ABORTION ! You'll be aroused and shocked ! ©} "SHAME OF PATTY SMITH" ?] -- with -- 3 MERRY ANDERS > DANI LYNN MAIL ORDER FORM Buckaroos--$5.00 -- Reds--$4.50 -- Biues--$3.50 Greens--$2.50 -- Greys--$1,50 Neo. of Tickets Ticket Price --~- tickets @ $ «~~. tickets ¢ Time Total Amount 2:00 p,m. Sun. 5:30 p.m. Mon. 8:00 p.m, .... tickets Tues. 8:00 p.m. .... tickets Wed. 8:00 p.m. Thurs, 9:00 p.m. -... tickets @ $. *Fri, 5:30 p.m. .... tickets @ $ Fri. 9:00 p.m, ...- tickets @ $ TICKET DEPARTMENT, Maple Leaf Gardens, 60 Carlton St., Toronto Bay Sun. BRING THE . WHOLE FAMILY! we casve Patron Point ime (Please Print) Address City TOTAL AMOUNT OF CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER $. "NOTE . . . HALF PRICE FOR CHILDREN AT FRIDAY MATINEE ---------NUMBER OF CHILDREN'S TICKETS. Spet Dances eg gg FUN GALORE! Admission -- 1.25 Per Person RED BARN -14 YEARS SERVING FUN! > SAT. 6:30 P.M, 1:30 P.M,