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ae 7 : / i : poh y vl SR J 0 , - aS ht a PEAY Cree (Tine - AAR ALM nif ATL Sh (AARNE ITA $ on ikg Bt ALI A Fed . Pal RIA $ PNAS RENE TEN SEERA INT SR SAIN . a nig SRA SEY) PANY be 20 3 LP Le Si vel See TA be that EIB LAY : wd", hg PRL IRA SL 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 26th, 1964 Ontario County TB Association Hold Annual Meeting In Oshawa Dr. Gustave Gingras, Execu- tive Director of Montreal's Re- habilitation Institute, was the speaker at the annual meeting of the Ontario County Tubercu- losis and Health Association in Oshawa on Tuesday. Several years ago Dr. Gingras headed _ a mercy team of doctors when the Canadian Government was asked to help 10,000 men, wo- men and children who had been poisoned and paralyzed in Mor- occo after using motor oil for cooking oil. Since the TB Association is sponsoring the Ontario County Rehabilitation Council, a speak- er on rehabilitation was timely. The fiery French-Canadian doc- tor lighted a verbal fire under the 200 members and guests . . and he didn't mention the in- cendiary bi-cultural issue once. In a slashing 40 minut speech, Dr. Gingras stated that Canada's welfare boards should contribute "at least $2,000,000" to "basic, fundamental research in rehabilitation". Later he said it was a rare opportunity to be able to ad- dress a group such as gathered at the meeting and stated it is amazing that after some twenty years of hard and fruitful work rehabilitation is so little known by the average Canadian, Greetings were brought to the association by Alderman Hayward Murdoch, represent- ing the Mayor of Oshawa; the Hon. Dr. Matthew B. Dymond, provincial health minister; Dr. C. A. Wicks, medical superin- tendent, Toronto Hospital, Weston; Dr. E. P. Snider, as- sistant director, Gage Institute Chest Clinic and Mr. E. J, O' Brien, Executive Director, Ont- ario Tuberculosis Association. ~ Annual reports were present- ed in book form from the Presi- dent, Executive Secretary, Ont- ario TB Association Represent- ative and Chairmen of the fol- lowing committees: Medical Ad- visory; Case Finding; Health Education; Rehabilitation and Social Service; Publicity and Christmas Seal Campaign. A report was given of the sponsor- ship of the Ontario County Re- habilitation Council and its ex- cellent progress. It was announced that the as- sociation, in co-operation with the Ontario Department of Health - would be conducting mass tuberculin testing and chest X-ray surveys in March, 1965. The Rev. W. G. Soloniuk, Osh- awa was elected president of the Ontario County TB and Health Association. Mrs. E, A. Collins, is Executive Secretary. Members of the Management Committee are: Mr. J. Sanders, Ajax, Imme- diate Past-President; Mrs. H. T. Nichol, Whitby, Vice-Presi- dent; Mr. A. C. Richardson, Uxbridge, Vice-President; Mr, G. Lawrence, Ajax, Vice-Presi- dent; Mr. K. M. Hume, Oshawa, Treasurer; Mrs, H. T. Nichol, Whitby, O.T.A. Representative, Committee Chairmen are: Dr. W. G. Grant, Oshawa, Medical Advisory; Dr. D. Rogers, Osh- awa, Case Finding; Rev. H. A. Mellow, Oshawa, Social Service and Rehabilitation; Mrs. Ross Shier, Sunderland, Health Edu- cation; Mr. D, L. Crozier, Port Perry, Seal Sale; Mrs. F. Ro- gers, Brooklin, Publicity; Dr. H. A. Richmond, Oshawa, Mass Survey. Members of the Executive Council are: Ajax--Mrs. D. I. Gove, Mrs. A, King, Mrs. G. Lawrence, Mrs. H. S. Polak; Ashburn--Mrs. George Andrew, Mr. George Andrew; Bay Rid- ges--Dr. M. S. Corbin; Beaver- ton--Mrs. J. T, Parks, Mrs. C. G. Ross, Revd G. A. Beatty, Rev'd S. Profitt; Blackwater-- Mrs. A. Harper; Brooklin--Dr. W. G. Y. Grant, Mrs. F. M. Holliday, Miss L. McBrien, Mrs. Gordon Hurst, Mr. John Med- land, Mrs. John Medland, Mrs. J. Whiting, Mrs. Harry McCool; Cannington -- Mrs. James Pat- ton, Mrs, Angus .Jewell, Mrs. Allan Michelle, Mrs. Jim White, Mr. Jim White, Mrs. Audrey Meek; Dunbarton--Mrs. W. H. J. Thompson, Mr. W. H. J. Thompson; Gamebridge -- Mrs. Harper Newman, Mr. Harper Newman; Goodwood--Mrs. Don Spencely, Mrs. Earl Tindall; Greenwood--Mrs. I .G. Slater; Oshawa--Mrs. A. G. Hiltz, Mr. A. G. Hiltz, Mrs. A. D. Ald- ridge, Mr. A. D. 'Aldridge, Miss M. Pellow, Mr. J. McCansh, Dr, R. J. Kimmerly, Rev. P. Dwyer, Mrs. Z. Fekete, Mr, B. F. Snow- don; Pickering--Dr. J. M. At- kinson, Mrs. E. A. Lancaster, Rev. Dr. H. S. Shepherd, Mr. R. W. Deakin, Mr. C. Morley; Port Perry--Mrs. Sam Cawker, Mrs. D. L. Crozier, Mr. N, P. Aldred, Mrs. M. B. Dymond, Mr. S. E. Beare; Seagrave -- Mrs. Paul Diamond, Mr, Roy Scott; Sun- derland -- Mrs. Don Robinson, Mr. H. S. Jenkins; Udney--Mrs. Douglas Robertson, Mr. Douglas Robertson; Uptergrove--Mrs. E. Personalized "Just for You" entertaining accessories ~ dinner napkins, cocktail napkins, coasters, matches and playing cards -- printed with your name or Initials, add a personal and festive touch to your parties: They do so much, yet cost so little, and are always socially correct. = Before your next party, drop in and see the complete samples of Personalized "Just for You" entertaining accessories, stationery and thank-you cards at ¥ 7 "PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD. LW EYS ne Fi . 3 (LR viet Fed SEERA ASAE HIER WSR SORE ESE al pe Ladies Auxiliary Present $1000.00 To Legion Pictured above is Mrs. John Orde, trea- surer of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary pre- senting a cheque for $1000.00 to Edward Mulholland, treasurer of the Legion Branch. On the left is Mrs. Marge Jackson, presi- dent of the auxiliary and on the left is John Maw, president of the men's branch. --Staff Photo Brown; Uxbridge--Rev'd. D. L. Lattimer, Mrs. Robert Harris, Mrs. C. A. Richardson, Mrs. Norman Smith; Whitby--Dr. G. A. Jaciw, Mrs, R. H. Bedell, Mrs. W. Kennedy, Dr. M. W, Butts, Mr. I. M. Hamer, Mrs. J. E. Pritchard, Mrs. Desmond Newman; Whitevale -- Mrs. J. C. Irwin, Mrs. N. K. Robinson, Zephyr -- Mr. M. Bain, Mr. C. Oldham, Senior Citizens The euchre held at the Citi- zens Hall on Saturday, May 13 was well attended. Many who usually patronize these card games and who did not go that night enjoyed the opening of the new 1.0.0.F, Hall. We wish them every success in this love- ly new building. These Fra- ternities and any organizations whether in (Church groups or Clubs provide so much for the good of young or old and the well being of Port Perry and surrounding districts. On be- half of Citizen's Club we say "Good Luck" to you all. Next euchre will be held at Citizen's Hall on Saturday evening "of June 27th. Shall be looking for you all. Our Club meeting will be Wednesday, June 24th, 2.00 p.m. I presume this is the. last meeting until September, but will know definitely after June 24th and notice will be in this column later, Euchres will continue unless notified other- wise. Lucky winners at Euchre (16 tables were set up): Ladies High Mrs. J, Demara, score 77. Ladies 2nd (tie) between three ladies, score 72, won by Mrs. F. Woods, Oshawa. Ladies Con- solation Miss Clark 44. Gent's high Mr. O. Watson, score 77. Men's second Mr, S. Ayre, score 76. Consolation Mr. J. Demara, score 33. Thank you all for coming. After all it's a grand world for folks on this earth, If we strive and work for all its worth To help those who are sad and disappointed too, These kindnesses to people we never will rue, A smile or a handshake doesn't cost very much Brings happiness to those whom we come in touch Life is short no matter how long we live And much pleasure it brings to those who give Bless us all as we try to do our best Till we reach that land of Eternal Rest. ~~ Distriet Drumhead Service On SUNDAY, JUNE 28th, 1964 FALL - IN AT LEGION HALL AT 1.30 P.M. DEPOSITING OF WREATHS AT CENOTAPH Divine Service At 2.30 P.M. 54 BRANCHES WITH LADIES' AUXILIARIES ATTENDING 3 Pipe Bands MUNICIPAL, PROVINCIAL & FEDERAL ~ GOVERNMENTS WILL BE REPRESENTED ALL LEGIONNAIRES ARE URGED TO ATTE a]