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This beautiful Centennial quilt, the creation of several women, the names of those taking part embroidered and with several designs from bygone years as well as to day will be permanently preserved in the Scugog Shores Museum. It was presented to the chairman, Wm. Brock at the Handicraft Show held recently. later they took up farming in Utica, in 1927, and continued entil their retirement five years ago. Por their anniversary party on Sunday, members of the family took part. Guests were received at the door by their Geughter Mrs. Melba Locke and a brother Manson Woods Granddaughter 9 Miss Lynn Glarke was in charge of the Quest book. Pouring tea were nieces Gladys Evans, Mabel Black, Photo: P. Hvidsten SECOND SECTION Wednesday, june 23, 1971-43 Ontario County TB & RD Association Members Pay Special Tribute To Colonel R. S. McLaughlin A special tribute was paid to Col. R. S. McLaughlin in commemoration of his 100th birthday at the annual meet. ing of the Ontario County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association held at Northminster Ugited Church, Oshawa. A gold double bar- red cross--the symbol of the fight against TB and other respiratory diseases --Awas presented in absentia to Col McLaughlin, former honor- ary chairman of the many mass surveys conducted by the association. In her president's report, Mrs. C. D. Russell reviewed the year's work and remind- ed the members that preven- tive medicine is of prime im- portance to us all. She spoke of the new program- Clark while granddaughters Brenda, Adell and Janice Locke, Sandra Susan and Joan Healey served. Over 200 called during the day to offer their best wishes ; and many cards and gifts were received. Messages came from Prime Minister P. E. Trudeau, mem- bers of Parliament, federal and provincial, and a message the office of Premier William Davis. Over 40 members of the immediate family enjoyed a buffet supper together. The popular couple on | their "golden day" received friends from as far away a California and from simost every community from Osha- wa to Ottawa to make it an especially joyful occasion --j|me Board Hires Draughtsman The plant department of the Ontario County Board of Education will advertise for a fulltime draughtsman and a lieve the workload of the 30 employees now in that department. The board at its meeting approved motions to advertise for the additional draughts- man and for a person to fill the vacancy of construction manager. and plaque was received from | New Region Proposed Formation of a geparate region of municipalites north of the Ridges, to be known as the Region of Ontario was proposed to county council in a resolution passed by a joint meeting of the munici palities concerned May 12. Council received the res- olution as correspondence from Seott Township which endorsed the resolution, and no debate was held on the subject The resolution, moved by Uxbridge Town Reeve Robert Nesbitt and seconded by Seugog Deputy Reeve Mrs. Grace Love, resolved that the final regional government re- port by OAPADS be "used for information only of Ont. County as a county until such time as any portion or portions of the county be separated from the present county system." The resolution asked fur- ther that the muncipalities north of the Ridges be per- mitted to form their own region and propose their own amalgamations as the Region of Ontario. \~ Check The Label On Your Paper | been specially trained to use construction manager to re-| pulmonary function testing--a test which detects pulmonary disease in its early stage, such as emphy- sema, chronic bronchitis, as- thma, ete. and paid tribute to the volunteers who had the machine. Dr. John Chmara, chairman of programm development, stated in his report that among several new program- mes envisioned for the asso- ciation will be physical con- ditioning course for children with asthma. A survey of the shysicians in the county | is now being made, before definite plans can be made. An increasing number of emphysema patients have needed assistance with trans- res according to Rev. Dr. H. A. Mellow, chairman of reha- | bilitation and social services. | Mrs. Norman Roe, chair-| man, heaith education, men-| portation to treatment cent- | tioned the many times the | association's film "Life and | Breath" has been shown dur ing the "5 Day Stop Smoking Plan" sponsored by the Seventh Day Adventist | Church. Thousands of pieces | of health literature have been requested for nurses in train ing, doctors' offices, schools, | public health nurses, indus-| trial medical offices, ete Mrs. E. A. Collins, execu tive director stated in her re- | port that the request for ma terial during the "Kick The Habit" anti-smoking campaign had been overwhelming and that two booklets "Me sant Smoking, Why?" and "Me| Quit Smoking, How?" were | still in constant demand. The speaker of the even ing was Dr. J. E. Cowle, Senior Physician, Occupation al Lung Diséase Section, Ont ario Department of Health The following slate of offi. | cers was accepted for 1971 1972:-- President--Mr. J. Whiting, | Brooklin; Immed. Past Presi. | Gent -- Mrs. C. D. Russell, Oshawa; Vice-President and Representative to Provincial Assocn. -- Mrs. R. W. Shier, Sunderland; VicePresident-- Mr. George Pollitt, Oshawa: | a Vice-President -- Mr. Angus| Jewell, Cannington; ve er--Mr. W. J. Sendell, Osh awa. Committee Chairmen: Medical Advisory -- Dr. H. A. Richmond, Oshawa; Case Finding and Programme De- velopment--Dr. L. J. Steph ens, Oshawa; Rehabilitation cation -- Mr. Ralph Vander- kool, Oshawa; Public Rela- tions--Mrs. M. E. Shier, Can- nington; Christmas Seal--Mr D. L. Crozier, Port Perry. The following were elected from this area to the Execu- tive Council:--Mr. N. P. Al- dred, Mrs. D. L. Crozier, Mrs. M. B. Dymond, Mrs. A. Har and Social Service--Mr. A.| per, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wil- G. Hiltz, Oshawa; Health Edu+ bur. Residing In Prince Albert Couple Married 61 Years Congratulations are extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mulock who celebrated their |6lst wedding anniversary on | June 22nd, 1971, at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Straugh |an, Prince Albert Walter Mulock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Muiock was born in Plumstead, Eng land in 1891 and came to Canada the year of the big fire in Toronto, 1904 Sarah Anne Mulock was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Tustin of East York in 1890. She was one of 11 children Mr. and Mrs. Mulock were married in 1910, 61 years }ago in Pape Ave Toronto. Born to the couple were son. The eldest daughter |s | Mrs. Marjorie Straughan of Prince Albert, Ont., Mrs. Au drey Lee, Oshawa, Ont., Mrs Elsie Houghton, Agincourt, Ont., and Mr. James Mulock, Woodville, Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Mulock have Church, | served the Police Dept 16 grandchildren and ii great grandchildren. Times being hard, Mr. Mu- lock found it necessary to change his job on several oc- casions. His first job was as a har- nessmaker, in 1904 at Uni- versity and Queen Streets, Toronto. Next he entered ip as a market gardener in Tod morden. He then went nack to harness-making at the T Eaton Co. for six years dur ing World War I Mr. Mulock joined the York County Police Dept where he worked up to the position of Deputy-Chief. He for thirteen years He resigned, to go farming | four children, 3 daughters, 1| in Kinsale, Ont. for 13 years and then moved to Udney where he farmed for another 18 years. He retired from farming in May of 1967 The couple are rending now at the home of Mr and Mrs. Frank Straughan, Prince Albert, Ont