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Look, I don't care. I have to talk to the Minister early next week and I want these matters cleared up immediately.
Alright, get back to me.
Efficient secondary.
Haven't you finished yet?
Well, hurry up. I've got to get organized. I've got some calls coming in.
Look, I know you're a very important man, but all this work could upset your blood pressure.
If I didn't do all this work, young lady, you'd be out of a job.
Good afternoon, Richard.
Are you threatening my nurses again, Mr. Ridgeway?
Not at all, sister. Time for my back rub, is it?
Well, what's the news, Brian?
Well, I've seen Dr. Shaw about your latest x-rays. It's healing nicely.
When am I going to get the plaster off? It's itchy. I've got to get on with the job of running the hospital.
You're quite right, VJ. The more active you are now, the better.
Good. I'll get Sister Jefferies to bring you down some crutches.
But you be careful now. We don't want you falling off and fracturing another ankle.
I prefer to use the wheelchair for a while yet.
We like the patients to be as self-reliant as possible.
I'm sure you'll set a good example for all the others.
I won't be back today. I'll be at a meeting all afternoon.
Ready for the special ward round, sister?
I am. I'll bring your crutches down later, Mr. Ridgeway.
Why the jelly beans?
Oh, Dr. Denham's makes special rounds of the children's ward.
You can inform Sister Jefferies that I don't want any crutches.
I shall continue to use the wheelchair.
Oh, it'll be needed elsewhere. Don't worry. You'll get the hang of it.
Most people are a bit worried at first.
I beg your pardon. I'm not worried. But how am I supposed to take my notes on my inspection tours?
You'll be able to move about more freely. It'll be very good exercise for you.
All right, all right. Stop fussing and keep your inane chatter to yourself.
Thank you.
Well, I can have a cup of coffee occasionally, can't I?
Sorry, I'm not really with it every morning.
Oh, you and Tanya both. She looks miserable, doesn't she?
Have a can of Coke, please, Mrs.
Oh, yes, ma'am.
How are you?
Examination report.
How are the studies going?
Oh, fine, thanks. Fine.
Must be tough, working here all day and in classes at night.
Doesn't give you much time to go out, does it?
Are you still seeing Jodie?
Yeah, sometimes.
Lovely girl.
Yes. Listen, I really liked that casserole you cooked for that mad dinner the other night.
Oh, mad's right.
Why don't you get Julie to cook it for you? The recipe's in my book.
Well, I might even cook it myself.
Oh. Gee, Julie didn't enjoy the evening very much, did she?
Well, she'll have to learn not to depend on certain people.
Dr. Edwards.
Look, he walked out on her again.
A doctor can't know when his patients are going to need him, can he?
Well, I have my doubts about that. After all, he's only a resident.
Don't be too quick to judge.
Now, that happened once before, and the doctor in question was treating secretly a very sick young lady.
Well, I don't think that's the case here.
Oh, you're not very fond of him, are you?
I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him.
Well, Julie is a very determined young lady. She likes to deal with matters her own way.
Yes, I know.
For goodness sake, Marv, don't interfere.
I'll probably make matters worse.
Oh. Always better not to interfere, dear.
What can I get for you?
There we are. That should make you feel better.
I'd like to see the patient have a couple of weeks' bed rest before we make a decision about surgery.
She's not very strong.
I agree.
Pat, sister, could you take Mrs. Kahn through to the reception, please, in a range of mission forms?
I'll be out in a minute to explain things.
Mr.
We need to put on a special dye. She's slightly malnourished.
Those leg ulcers will have to be taken care of.
It'll save her community nurse a trip every day.
Look, I'll go and see Graham before you take me further.
Right. I'll speak to you both about it later.
Fine.
Mr. Ridgway?
Where have you been?
Well, I'm sorry. I do have other patients.
I hardly ever see you.
Mr. Ridgway, I've just been appointed registrar, and I do have a lot of added responsibility.
Hmm. Ambitious, eh?
Well, I'd like to progress.
What are you doing tonight?
I'm busy, Mr. Ridgway.
My daughter's coming to see me. I want you to meet her.
I'm sorry. Perhaps some other time.
What are you doing tomorrow night?
Well, tell me when you're free, then.
I'm really not sure, sir.
I have to have a definite appointment.
I want you and Genevieve to meet.
Well, I'll see what I can do.
Resume your duties, doctor.
Mrs. Kern is waiting, doctor.
Oh, thanks. I forgot.
What are you doing back on duty?
Oh, they brought me back to fill in a few hours.
Must be lovely to have your mother up.
Yes, it is, Ada.
Is your father coming to Sydney, too?
I'm not sure.
Your crutches have been delivered to your ward, Mr. Ridgway.
Crutches? I've been on those.
Nothing turned once you get the hang of it.
A bit tricky at first, but what you have to do is...
I think I can work it out for myself, Mrs. Simmons.
Is that for the staff room?
Yeah, but there's no hurry. It's for the night staff.
What you have to do is make sure you hold them in the right position so you don't get off balance.
I know what I could do.
When I've delivered this, I'll come back and give you a few pointers.
That's very kind of you, Ada.
I'm sure Mr. Ridgway will appreciate it. Excuse me.
I'll deliver this and I'll be straight back.
Careful, you maniac.
If you're going to drive like that, you should have a learner's plate.
Don't be such a fool, woman.
It was you who nearly ran over me.
You're obviously accident-prone.
You should be more careful. This is a hospital, not a racetrack.
I don't know who you are and I don't care.
Now get out of my way.
I don't care who you are either.
But a little courtesy never cost anything.
Deputy Matron will hear about this.
I'm sorry.
Especially when people care.
M&M's, the milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your hand.
It was a day like any other day in the Omo laboratory.
When suddenly...
I found it, that system, a complete cleaning system.
I found a system, a new Omo system.
New system, Omo's really going to wash our cares away.
This new Omo has more active cleaning and better brightening ingredients than it did before.
This new Omo cleans all kinds of fabrics even better than it did before.
Because Omo has never had such a complete cleaning system like this before.
And new system Omo is even tougher on greasy dirt and grime.
He's found a system, a complete cleaning system.
New system, Omo's really going to wash your cares away.
And so say all of us, and so say all of us.
He's found a system, a complete cleaning system.
New system, Omo's really going to wash our cares away.
This will be a bad season for flies.
For them, the worst yet.
Because now there's black flag.
Some fly sprays kill quickly, others are low irritant.
This one is both.
New black flag kills flies fast and won't get up your nose.
Just because you've given up sugar doesn't mean you have to give up the taste.
All these treats have been sweetened with something very special.
Something with only a few calories, but with a taste equal to sugar.
The taste is equal.
Good afternoon, Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs. Kennevey.
Is it all right if I see Brian for a moment?
Oh, he has someone with him at the moment, and I'm afraid he has a meeting, oh dear, now.
Oh, don't bother, it was just a social visit.
I just wanted to thank him for the other evening.
Lovely restaurant, isn't it?
Yes, the food's very good.
And we both had such pleasant company.
Dr. Fielding's a charming young man.
He is.
The business is going so well, do keep me informed.
I'm sure Mrs. Gordon will be happy to please type up your paper.
I just popped in to thank you for the other night.
Yes, we must do it again.
I realize you're busy, don't let me keep you.
Helen, I would like those two to let us go off tonight, please.
Yes, thanks very much, Helen.
It'll be a great deal of help.
How are you, Mr. Kennevey?
Very well, thank you, Dr. Fielding.
I may as well ask...