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2 © Q A} fo Stein inetusmitoditetun told imatinib domi wombat duds tlic misting thasiei 8 -week course for Asthmatic children One of the most gratifying projects, sponsored by the Ontario County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, was that of the 8-week Physical Condition- ing Course for asthamtic children, held recently at the ° Civic Auditorium in Oshawa. Twenty youngsters, from the ages of six to sixteey, were enrolled in this course, and with the assist of John Brown, former physiothera- pist at the Oshawa Hospital, learned special breathing exercises and had a chance to enjoy the facilities of the swimming pool. Another similar course is in the offing for the new year, in Uxbridge, and with the tremendous success of the Oshawa programme, the second such project should be well attended. This project was one of the many business items on the November agenda of the Management Committee of the Ontario County TB-RD Association's monthly meet- ing, held last week at Adelaide House, Oshawa. Association President, Mrs. Ross Shier of Sunderland chaired the meeting. A highly effective refres- her course in respiratory diseases for 275 nurses was held at The Holiday Inn, Oshawa, recently, when . FIGHT RESPIRATORY DISEASES WITH CHRISTMAS SEALS Your Christmas Seal contri- bution helps make possible new techniques, new treat- ments, new drugs in extensive research programs engaged in » the fight against tuberculosis, chronic bronchitis, asthma, emphysema and other respira- tory diseases. 1972 CANADA Te USE CHRISTMAS SEALS vs behalf. CONSIDER VIN WALKER Vin is a 36 yr. old Electrician, resides at 173 Bigelow St. with wife Jean and two children: 4 years Chairman of Arena Board; 4 years on Recreation Committee (last 2 as chairman); 2nd vice president of Ontario Amateur Softball Association. For SOUND -- SENSIBLE -- SINCERE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Vote VIN WALKER FOR COUNCILLOR A MESSAGE to the residents of Port Perry On Monday, December 4th, YOU the voter of the village will elect the persons who YOU feel will conduct the affairs of Port Perry best on your nurses from Port Perry, . Ajax, Uxbridge, Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa, heard special speakers on cystic fibrosis, air pollution, pul- monary problems, chest in- juries and asthma. The Christmas Seal Cam- paign, which is now in full - swing, under the chairman- ship of D.L. Crozier of Port Perry, is showing encourag- ing results, and it is the Association's hope that its objective will be reached, as many of the planned projects depend on your generous contributions to the camp- aign. LETTERS rome EDITOR 2 373 Ninth Line Oakville, 'November 16, 1972. Dear Editor, Pollution Probe Oakville has asked. for and obtained a resolution from the Oakville Town Council requesting that the Province of Ontario ban the sale of disposable soft drink containers. This resolution will be sent to all Ontario municipalities in towns of population over 100,000 far their endorsement before going to Queens Park. We had hoped that it would be sent to all municipalities but, our council limited it to those of population over 100,000 because of a heavy work-load and expense. However, if you and the citizens of your town could persuade your own council to send a similar resolution to the Provincial Government, it would reinforce our effort and increase the likelihood of a ban on soft drink contain- ers actually being imposed. We hope that any interes- ted people will make their ~ views known to their council QO or to our group. Yours truly, Douglas H. Harding, M.D. President, Pollution Probe Oakville 373 Ninth Line, Oakville. TTI) OW TARGET EVERY TIME Howard Hall, businessman. married, 3 children, i for the past 15 years-déeply involved 7 In the community. EXPERIENCE WITH THE YOUTH OF PORT PERRY 2 * Scoutmaster for 10 years * Past president Port Perry Figure Skating Club * Served on executive Port Perry Minor Hockey Association Served on executive of Port Perry Minor Softball Association EX P E R IE | b E IN SONNY ORGANIZATIONS * Secretary Treas. Chamber of Commerce - 10 yrs. * Secretary Treas. Port Perry Business Men's \ Association - 3 years * Secretary Port Perry Curling Club - 8 years * Member of Arena Board - Recreation Committee - Community Athletic Field Committee - { EXPERIENCE w scr arn * Port Perry Public School Board - 8 years * Port Perry Hospital Board 7 Past 2 years Councillor, Village of Port Perry Chairman Parks - member of Finance Committee pr THE ONLY MEMBER OF COUNCIL TO ATTEND EVERY COUNCIL MEETING DURING THE PAST 2 YEARS IF YOU WANT A COUNCILLOR WITH EXPERIENCE -- ABILITY to work with others -- CONCERN for the community -- on December 4th . . .RE-ELECT Howard HALL sexcune