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& > Sis ttn wily CR Fa or Xue! SR VRS E MWR RR CARRERA BAY ah eon BOR TPER RY STAR, ~ Thureday, Jan. 27th 1044 Women's Hospital Auxiliary The regular monthly meeting of the Auxiliary was held on Monday, January 17th at 2.80 pm, in the hospital. Thirteen members attended -- some of them for the first time --and President Mrs, M. B, Dymond was in the chair, "The meeting opened with the recitation of the Lord's Prayer and then all members intro- themselves to "break the lee" for the new members. Mrs, B. Wanamaker read the min- utes of the last meeting but there was no financial report owing to the absence of the Treasurer Mrs. D, Crozier. Mrs. A, McDermott, who was #80 away, reported by note that eight boks have been purchased for the Children's Ward---four for children up to seven years of age and four for those from the ages of seven to twelve yrs. of age, Some small cars and trucks, suitable for bedside tables have also been purchased. It was voted to reimburse Mrs, McDermott on her return from Florida, Mrs, Roy Cornish has receiv- ed no further donations from Diminishing Teas and it is earnestly hoped that the pro- ject will be continued. . Mrs. Mumford reported a card received from Mrs, D. Gerrow in thanks for the sym- pathy card sent.at the time of her Father's death. -- Mrs, Dymond read a letter from the firm of Greer and Kelly, informing her of a be- quest totalling $1000 made to the Hospital Auxiliary by the late Mr_George Bridger. This news was received with some excitement. ) Seven bables have been born since the December meeting, all of whom received a gift of bootees, Mrs. Manns has eight pairs still on hand and more wool is on order, Any ladies willing to donate their services as bootee knitters will be warm- ly welcomed, ah The Spring Fair will be held on May 28th and all organisa- tions will be contacted shortly to find out how they wish to participate, Mrs. Roy Cornish is chairman of the Fair com- mittee other, members being Mrs. A. McDermott, Mrs. Storey Beare and Mrs. Gordon Goode, As Mra, McDermott will be away until April, Mrs. Cornish will ask another member to substitute. Forfeit Calendars, which proved such a popular success last May, are being prepared by 90-YEAR OLD SUBSCRIBER ENJOYS "STAR" Neepawa, Man, A Jan. 20th, 1966 Mrs, Dymond and it is hoped to distribute them in time for action during the month of March, "To enliven proceedings, Mrs, Dymond introduced a little en- tertainment in the form of a flower game. For several min- utes, members racked their brains, trying to find flowers for every letter of the alphabet, with a score of 28 and was a- warded a small prize by the President. The meeting was then adjourned. Letter To The E ditor | To The Port Perry Star, Dear Sir: , Enclosed please find renewal for my a to yowr weekly Newspaper. I was born in Port Perry in 1876 and later moved to Scugog where my father W, R. Ham farmed till 1906. He was reeve of: Scugog for nine years, I do enjoy reading the Scugog news in your paper, I thought your Xmas paper was especially lovely, I do not travel alone now but i I go East again I'll call'en some of the dear old friends I remember with pleasure! Best wishes to you all from Mrs. A. R. Turner, ¢/o Mrs. Ted Dent, 586 Wellington Cres., Dauphin, Ma». ON-THE JOB TRAINING helps Employers find skilled people to fill jobs Lost orders, postponed expansion, loss of profits, costly equipment idle -- it all can happen through the lack of skilled workers. To help you develop the skilled people you need, The Ontario 'Department of Labour has introduced 0.J.T.--On-the-Job Training, a plan combining Apprenticeship Training and Short-Term Training... an extensive program of financial and technical assistance. Find out now about O.J.T.! J} [ra----y N ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR helps People learn skills and get better jobs With O.J.T. you learn needed skills on the job! ON-THE-JOB TRAINING You are employed in the work of your choice, in a big choice of trades --and you earn as you learn. After On-the-Job Training you continue to progress in the company that trained you -- a skilled person with a better job, better pay and a secure future, Find out all about O.J.T.! For full details about On-the-Job Training, contact your nearest Ontario Department of Labour Industrial Training Representative now. He is located at: Head Office--Industrial Training Branch 74 Victoria St., Toronto. Phone 365-4209 0.J.T.--A Fedcral-Provincial Manpower Development Program The Hon. Jean Marchand Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Hon. H. L. Rowntres, Q.C. Minister of Labour for Ontario 4