The Leader-Post from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada • 2

PAfcE TWO THE LE ADFR-POST. REGINA. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1950- Shortage critical New basis of payment to hospitals planned Feeder auction show begins WEYBURN.

Sask. (Staff). Mayor Rick Smith Tuesday nltht appointed Aldermen Georg SASKATOON, (CP). new system of payment to pro MOOSE JAW, (Staff), tions were slightly less than they Burge, J. H.

Stavely, and Dr. F. C. Eaglesham to a committee to interview Social Welfare Minister vincial hospitals under the Sas mean a drop In patient revenue. Such overcrowding may result in the erection of unnecessary hospital facilities." The new method of payment was The 28th annual Saskatchewan have been for the past few years, feeder show and auction sale got! but they looked forward to a of payment fluctuates with the level of occupancy.

Monthly expenditures do not fluctuate to the same extent as income, resulting in financial difficulties for hospitals at certain periods of the year. The financial incentives en katchewan government's hospital lt i fl! I 4 care plan is "Intended" to be in under way with the judging of record entry list in the cattle troduced Jan. 1, It was learned lambs at the Moose Jaw stock J. H. Sturdy with a view to entering into negotiations with the provincial and federal governments for houses for the city under the new amendment to the Wednesday.

proposed so "hospitals will not be dependent for financial stability upon periods of unnecessarily courage overcrowding in hospitals The new system Is designed to yards Wednesday afternoon. The show was to continue Thursday events. Largest event of its kind in the province, the feeder show here is under patronage of dominion and provincial departments of because Willi high occupancy." lowered accupancy National Housing act. The step was taken by council prevent hospital income from fluctuating with bed occupancy, i Details were given at the 32nd an-- nual convention of the Saskatche-'t wan Hospital association. morning with judging of steers and calves and the auction of breeding ewes, Rambouillet rams agriculture and citizens of Moose I A after the Chamber of Commerce had requested council to look into the matter in view of the suto Jaw and district, in co-operation and feeder Iambs.

with the Saskatchewan Stock 4J i i "i The payment method, which is Growers' ssociation and the H. Billard of Dollard, carried ''to be discussed at the two-day housing shortage here. Council made a grant of $50 to Plan not perfect speaker declares Saskatchewan Livestock convention, will operate as before off first prize for the best carload of feeder lambs, white faces. Billard's carload of more than the St. Johns ambulance on the basis of a payment from the provincial hospital planning com In the cattle judging competi 100-head was the lone entry in the A petition for a street liaht at mission, to individual hospitals at tions which are to start Thursday, event.

the corner of seventh street and there are prizes in six different 1 a set rate per patient An average occupancy figure will be set each SASKATOON, (CP). of responsibility on the part of railway avenue was approved. For the second year in row. groups. each individual" in such plans.

year. ine report of the relief com G. S. Hawkins and Alex Mc- The Saskatchewan hospital service scheme is "an excellent plan' Activities at the feeder show an He pledged the support of Sas Diarmid of Moose Jaw, were But payments to hospitals wil! but it has "many imperfections" which should be openly discussed not depend solely on occuoancv katchewan medical men in improving and extending hospital will wind up Thursday with a banquet and dance. Guest speaker at the affair will be Agriculture Minister I.

C. Nollet. mittee stated there were 38 persons on relief during September, the same number as last month, but an increase of 12 persons over the corresponding month last year. Part of the rate will be paid in a awarded first prize for the best carload of feeder lambs, black faces. Second and third prizes went to C.

Tindall of Rock Glen. and remedied, Mayor J. S. Mills, board chairman of Saskatoon iump sum on semi-monthly or City hospital, said Wednesday. weekly basis, regardless whether occupancy is above or below the The three-day show will con I services in the province.

Dr. H. E. Baird, Regina, president of the Saskatchewan Hospital said the keynote of the convention would be discus Total relief expenditure was $743. Bill Bricker of Dona von, cop-' clude Friday with the auction In an address to the 32nd an Water consumption by the original estimates.

sale of feeder steers and calves. J. W. Durno of Calgary is ped the first prize for the best pen of fifteen feeder lambs, domestic. 'Other award winners citizens in September amounted to 4,604,288 gallons, a daily average of 158,768 gallons.

sion of the first four years' ex nual convention of the Saskatchewan Hospital association, the mayor accused provincial of "It Is intended, to use the new system of payment-beginning Jan. i. 1951" said a statement issued at the convention. Some changes in the competition were J. ficials of being unduly "sensi perience under the hospital plan.

Rising operating costs are posing many new difficulties, he said, but "too often one hears unwar CHAJNOJb Of AILNU: Hungry Herb Strusse, 19, had a chicken dinner all lined up, but because of an inquisitive motorist he had to settle for stew in a Los Angeles jail. Strussa had hitched a ride into town when the driver became suspicious of cackling noises inside Strusse's bulging jacket and tipped off police. As Strusse searched "Skid Row" for some cooking facilities, police accosted him, opened his jacket and shook out the hen. Moore of Valjean, second prize; tive to criticism" and adopting W. t.

Jones of Valour, third prize, "the attitude of hiding their heads in the sand. mignt te made in the proposed scheme before that date. "At Saskatchewan ranted criticism that is anything but helpful." KEM-GLO and R. Jensen of East Poplar, fourth prize. No more than one entry was accepted from each "I don't want to sit back and hospital services plan oavs hosni worship this plan or any plan or 4 tals inclusive per diem rates based any government," he said.

the estimated reasonable cos owner in this event. The judging was done by Dean J. W. G. MacEwan of the college ca operation.

Monthly income of "There's nothing perfect in this Tht Miraclt lustre Emmtl nospitais under the present method world and the Saskatchewan Revenue inadequate hospital plan has many imperfec or agriculture and home economics. University of Manitoba, 1 CL i Foreign films for festival tions. It is up to the government and ourselves to iron out these difficulties. Moderator is elected Jack Byers, dominion supervisor, production service, Calgary, and J. E.

Gallagher of Waterdown Ont. Show officials said Wednesday entries for the sheep competi- "This can best be done by giv is claim ing objective, impartial criticism, YORKTON, (Staff). I don look at it with a partisan eye myself, and all credit is due SASKATOON. (CP). to those who instituted it.

don. Twenty-two films will be shown to the public Thursday. Chairmen are W. J. Croll and N.

Roebuck. President of the Yorkton film More 73 percent of Saskat "We, as hospital administrators. A two-day international film festival, the first held in the prarie provinces, was officially opened Wednesday evening in city hall by Mayor C. G. Langrill and MOOSE JAW, (Staff).

Be v. A. F. MacSween, pastor of St. James church in Melfort, was elec-.

ted moderator of the synod of Saskatchewan of the Presbyterian can make our best contribution by chewan hospitals answering a recent survey said rates per patient Looks and washes like baked enamel as easy to keep clean as your new refrigerator iranK criticism." STORE SOLD SALTCOATS, (Special) The Red and White store here, formerly owned by William Lander, has been sold to Gunn and MtcDonald. council, Paul Welgan explained the Dr. J. F. C.

Anderson, repre paid from the provincial hospital plan are insufficient to meet purpose of the festival is "to en church in Canada at the opening E. F. Holllday, commissioner of senting the Saskatchewan Colleee operating expenses, it was learned of Physicians and Surgeons, said session or the three-day synod which started Tuesday at Knox Wednesday. the Saskatchewan film board, Film entries are from the lega courage distribution and wider use of audio-visual aids, with particular emphasis on documentary and educational 16 m.m. films to in Moose Jaw.

At the annual convention of the nospitai planning should be ad ministered by a politically im partial agency. He said it is im tion of Switzerland, American em Others elected to the court of nfP Saskatchewan Hospital association, secretary J. Smith of York- bassy, national film hnarrf rJV the VubUc well informed, and HWH. i VUI1 poriani io nave "a direct sense Synod were Rev. D.

F. Howick, Weyburn, Rev. R. F. Hall, Tisdale, ana, Crawley films limited of iu fuuinuie enterprises lor rne welfare of the community," Kev.

M. McLean of Yorkton. H. S. Canada, consult de, France, legation of Sweden, office of the hieh 1 1 1 SB Funston of Rosetown, J.

R. Carson of Swift Current, and D. T. Evans ton disclosed results of a questionnaire answered by 68 hospitals in the province. In reply to the question "is your per diem rate sufficiently high to meet operating expenses?" 50 hospitals said commissioner for India, Norwegian national travel office, United King Brown succumbs dom miormation office, Royal Dan of Saskatoon.

Rev. MacSween succeeds Rev. l' 3. P. Schissler of Swift Current, who has moved to Ontario.

isn legation, Brazilian embassy, of nee or the high commissioner for no and 18 said "yes." Budgeting Errors Factors which contributed to New Zealand, Netherlands em I x- ill IS I YORKTON, (Staff) bassy and the Canadian Forestry Herbert J. S. Brown, an employee association. 'iff 1 uneconomic operations cited by these hospitals, in the order of frequency, -were "rate too low;" increased food costs; increased use of the customs office here for near Amateur exhibitors are. RalDh I in Steuck of Abernethy, H.

Ferman, of drugs and dressings: salarv a. fctamw, r. Adamson and Rev, ly 30 years, fell dead from a heart attack while playing golf Tuesday evening. Mr. Brown had appeared in good health, and his death came without warning as he started out P.

O. Olson, all of Yorkton. increases to nurses and other The district film council's work i ifc- i staff; low occupancy; and errors in budgeting. shop is being held in conjunction with the festival and delegates I ii mvm on a round of golf at Deer Park course about 6 p.m. in company irom about 30 councils are attend V-Wki 11' 'fl if! I 5 ttVIO if II IB i wun u.

J. rrembiey. mg. Wednesday afternoon, class Jail term Mr. Brown is survived by his room instructors, including city and If 700 feel thil wif perhaps your blood needs the cletnsing iction of Burdock Blood Bitters to help rid your system of wste matters.

By so doing, Burdock Blood Bitters help promote the circulation of rich, mrgiimg blotd, relietes dyspepsia tod also help viral or-(ns function properly. Burdock Blood Bitters should help you as ic has helped thousands of others, to feel better and peppier. wire, two sons; Colin of Headly. rural teachers, received instruction from E. F.

Holliday of the film B.C., Leslie of Toronto, and a daughter Joyce at home. board in Regina on the use of for attach. Mr. Brown was born at Lost- wumei, uornwan, England, in 1882, and came to Canada in 1907. Bui iAmm Lualllll robbery YORKTON, Sask.

(Staff). In In 1914 he joined the 31st battalion and went overseas in June the following year. He was wounded in audio-visual aids and heard an address by E. Foster of the national film board, Winnipeg. Three other programs were in session at the same time with the public enjoying a series of films at Yorkton theatre and showings in the auditoriums of St.

Joseph's College and the collegiate institute. "Wednesday evening, a large action and returned to Canada in 1917 to join the customs branch. 17) R.C.M.P. court Wednesday, 18-year-old William Kinistino pleaded guilty to charges of indecent assault and robbery with violence. He was sentenced to six He came to Yorkton in 1918 and married Miss J.

Thursa Runnalss in 1919. Mr. Brown was a life mem crowd attended at the city hall ber of the Yorkton Masonic lodge. auditorium to see the showing of HELPS CLEANSE THE 0LOOO months hard labor in Regina jail, together with a fine of $200 or runeral arrangements had not IMS 12 mms and to participate in vot ing for the films of their choice. been completed Wednesday.

an additional six months on thej first charge and three months on Thursday morning at the district meeting following registration of of Those who Buy, and Sell the second charge, with the sen tnees to run concurrently. Police testified the accused, in vjould you HESITATE company with a 12-year-old boy, had attacked a 14 -year -old girl Saturday night as she was walking home near the east outskirts of the city. A purse containing 26 cents and a scarf valued at $2 F-Z7 fr-I W'- tV.J a J. XI ong Canada's shopping aisles and delegates, Professor K. W.

Gordon of the University of Saskatchewan will speak on the use of the films for community enterprise. R. E. Johnson of Regina, national film board representative, will deal with film council activities in Saskatchewan. Guest Speaker Mr.

E. Foster of the film board, Winnipeg, will be guest speaker at a luncheon in St. Andrew's United church. Mr. Foster will also speak to the delegates in the afternoon on audio-visual equipment and its application to com were stolen.

Kinistino was said to have thrown the girl to the ground but released her when he was frightened by a passing car and the girl's screams for help. The attack took place where the CPR railway crosses highway wo. 9. The girl had been fol lowed from Livingstone street and munity service. along the railway tracks.

Police found the accused living in a tent This will be followed by the a short distance from the scene. business session, a discussion of He was taken into custody a few film supply and libraries, and the hours after the girl's father re election of district officers. ported the attack. I For the public, the program Judge Alex Ross told the ac begins at 2:30 p.m. in the city hall with an address by Professor Gor cused ne appeared' io nave a better education than most of the people on the Indian reserve but TEMPERATE ZONE behind the counters where women must search as long as mouths grow hungry and clothes wear out stretch hundreds of miles of kindly, resilient linoleum springy cork bound in cushiony, oxidized linseed oil.

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