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10 - PORT PERRY STAR, IRR RRR Ran um, Thursday, AEESE--.-------- February 11th February 4, 1965 The Port Perry Star, Port Perry," Ontario Attention: Mr. Wm. T. Harrison, Editor, Dear Mr. Harrison: May I take this opportunity of expressing the sincere apprecla- tion of the Ontario County TB end Health Association for the excellent coverage afforded our Association by your newspaper during the recent Christmas Seal Campaign.* The -funds derived from the sale of Christmas Seals -- our only source of income--will en- able us to carry on our regular year round programme. In addition, mass tuberclin tests and chest X-ray surveys are to be conducted in schools, industry and the community throughout the county, commencing this spring. . Several local TB epide- mics occurred in the province of Ontario last year. We do not want this to happen in Ontario County. We will need every available dollar for our programme, and while we have not, as yet, reach- ed our objective, we hope very much that the extra funds will reach us before we close off our AS THE READER SEES IT | Harrison, for your kind interest and support. Yours sincerely, Donald L. Crozier Chairman, Christmas Seal Campaign. 4-H Meeting The fifth meeting of the "Fa- shionettes" was held at the home of Miss Alice Dodd, the leader, assisted by the second leader Miss Kent. In the evening of Feb. 3 the meeting was opened by repeating the 4-H Pledge. Darla Thomas followed by read- ing her notes of the preceding meeting. Then the Secretary read the roll call. Miss Dodd handed out typed sheets for notes on Subject Mat- ter. Then she read Samples Needed for the Record Book. They are: 1. Hand worked button holes. 2. French seam. 3. Strip of joined bias 4, Stay-stitching and under- stitching. 5. Material used for making blouse. 6. Cost of material, pattern, thread, buttons. Group Work: WAITING FOR SPRING TO RENOVATE AND REDECORATE? WHY? loans for home and farm ~ improvement are available through your bank RIGHT NOW! Wise Canadians take advantage of the winter. Skilled men are usually more readily avail- _ able during the cold weather, and the job gets done when you want it. Materials are in generous supply--and off-season dis- counts and extended payment plans can Home Improvement Loans are available through. your bank at low interest rates. You can borrow up to #4, 000 and take up to tein years to repay. nr ia AFarm Improvement Loan offers you up to $15,000 with ds long as ten years to repay. . Government sponsored Small Business make your renovation budget go much farther. Under the National Housing Act special Loans are also available through your bank for renovation and repair of smaller busis ness premises and equipment, EVERYBODY BENEFITS WHEN WINTER WORK IS INCREASED. The girls practised on sample of hand worked button holes. The meeting was closed by re- campaign books at the end of February. Again, our grateful thanks, Mr. | peating the 4-H Creed. DO ITE NOW! Issued by authority of Hon. Allan'J. MacEachen, Minister of Labour, Canada, OM-3849 Successful banking begins with a savings account Like almost everyone else, you use your local chartered bank as a safe and handy place to build the savings reserve that is so important to your financial future. In doing 80, you do more than build a solid founda- tion for financial plans. You are building a valuable banking relationship and helping to establish your credit. And as you get to know the manager and staff -- as you use other banking services to meet personal or: business needs -- your banking contacts become even more useful to you, And it all starts with a savings account! THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Through 5,650 branches, all across Canada, the chartered banks bring full-range banking within the reach of everyone,