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<6 i; BOOS SS SSAA A FALALLAALALLAARAILLHLRARRRLSARLALLANARNLANSNSNN NAN S . FLY FREE LIVE FREE PLAY FREE FOR 3 DAYS & 2 NIGHTS ON PADRE ISLAND TEXAS' GREAT SEASHORE RESORT It's really free! No ifs ands or buts! We want you and your wife to pick a weekend when you'd like to visit Padre Isles on the Gulf of Mexico. You can golf, play tennis, fish, hunt (in season), sail, swim (in our pool or in the Gulf), or just walk hand in hand along 'the longest beach in all the world (113 miles long). EVERTHING WE'VE MENTIONED IS FREE INCLUDING BEAUTIFUL ACCOMODATIONS AND MEALS We want you to see Padre Isles and "live" Padre Isles because we want you fo invest in Padre Isles. We believe it to be one of the best real estate investments in the United States because it is developed seashore property in an almost perfect weather zone. For your information, in the entire United States there are less than 350 miles of this type of property left for sale -.. represents almost two miles of it. That's why we believe it to be such an excellent potential. 'Want more information right away? Mail this coupon. / ZALTLALAAAALLLLARITTALTTLLLLEAATTARRRARRRRLRRLRRNNRNORNNNNNS NNN NNNNNSNS 8 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1973 Four dedicated employees of the Community Memorial Hospital were honoured in a brief- ceremony last week. Present on the occasion were Mrs. Grace Love, Chairman of the Board and James Van Camp, Administrator. Receiving her 20 "a MRS. E. JEAN GRAY Mrs. Jean Gray, a Regis- tered Nurse graduate from Oshawa General Hospital, was first employed at Community Memorial Hospital on March 27th, 1953, as a part time nurse. She began working full time on october 1st, 1953. She has at one time or another -worked in almost every department in the hospital, including the laboratory. In June, 1955, she was made Assistant Superintendent, a postion she held for 12 years. In June, 1967, she was made Director of Nursing. Mrs. - Grayis responsible for the Nursing Department which has approximately forty-six staff members. MRS. MARIE GRAY Mrs. Marie Gray started FE EE A EARN RNR NNN Laure KANGAS LA [EYRE Pi ~ Tine CEE TE wer ww -- z > ES m JOHN MAJCHER i) year pin was Mrs. E. Jean Gray, (next to Mr. Van at the old hospital as a Nurses Aide in 1958. In 1968, she went to work in the Central Supply Room. In July of 1969, she wrote and passed her Registered Nursing Assistant examin- ation. She is presently working in the. Operating Room suite and the Central Service Supply room. Mrs. Gray's picture, along with several others, is contained in the cornerstone of the present hospital. She has been involved in other -de- partments of the hospital such as X-Ray and 'Obste- trics. MRS. GRACE BASSANT Mrs. G. Bassant was first employed by Community Memorial Hospital to take laundry from the Operating Room, Delivery Room, Padi o) Isles DE £44 oan os « wuwnky ve 4 vinnie | ADDRESS .................c00nvei aay Cerrina ees | I civy Ce OIE PHONE ..vvvvvvrernnn, 0 SO Pt 0 Smt ten as Se St mt Senn Gn etd Gy et fe Gn Gn Gy Toronto 839-7880 Oshawa 576-3504 UNIQUE REALTY & INSURANCE LIMITED, REALTOR 403 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario 3 033035 0 3 3 3 0 3 3 3 3 3 I EE A A A A RE EE EN EE AE EE NEN EEE RN NNN S Camp); followed by Mrs. Marie Gray, Mrs. Hattie Moore and Mrs. Grace Bassant, who all received 15 year pins for their long and faithful service. At far right Mrs. Grace Love who presented the pins. Below are four brief accounts of the employees special duties during the years. = Kitchen and the Nurses Uniforms to her home for laundering. When the old 'hospital'acquired a laundry, she worked first on a part time basis. Then, on March 1st, 1958, she commenced full time laundry work. she moved with the staff to the new hospital and is one of the staff in the present laundry. Mrs. Basant has processed approximately half a million pounds of laundry. MRS. HATTIE MOORE Mrs. H. Moore joined the staff of Community Mem- orial Hospital March 1st, 1958, doing general office work. Soon she was doing dictaphone work for the doctors on staff at that time. In 1962, she set up a medical records file systém - still in EE EE SS SE NN A ANN EI SY NNN NNN Padre Isles QA33.52.72 25 Fontenay Cour! | Islington, Ontario. | ANNTNNNNNNNSNSNSNS SSO S SSS SNS NOSSO SSNS NSLS operation at present. She is now one member of a two person Medical Records Department staff and handles evening switch- board and reception respon- sibilities as well. It is interesting to note that when Mrs. Moore started work at the hospital, there were three members on the Medical Staff. Presently, there are approximately twenty-five members on the Medical Staff. Manchester News Church service was well attended Sunday. Rev. Brown gave a very inter- esting sermon. Service next Sunday 11:15 a m. Rev. B.R. Pogue in charge. The U.C.W. ladies meet on Thursday, Nov. 1st at 2 p.m. at Alvertta Roberts. Keep in mind the Musical evening being held in the church on Nov. 9th. Tickets available from any U.C.W. member or phone 985-2026. There will be music of interest to both young and old. Appreciation is extended to all that have been work- ing on the redecorating of the church. Pat Kingstone, Irene Lamb and Bernice Dobson attended the Presbyterial meeting at Blackstock on Monday. Mrs. W.J. Mitchell and Mrs. Grant Franklin spent Wednesday in Toronto. A number of ladies from the community attended the Bazaar and Bake Sale at the Catholic Church, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B.D. Hitchens of Oshawa were with Mrs. Hitchen's parents Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell on Sunday. There will, be a public meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 6th at 8 p.m. in Manchester Hall to determine the future of this community centre. All those interested are asked to attend this im- portant meeting. LA AS AY RY U4 * Vira » PaaS ign RL CIR NE TP ATS I 53 ihe Nath mp A AY FA ROBART HE PUSRETT FE I mentioned in last week's bulletin that the Kinettes were coming to entertain us -on Monday, 22nd. Well, they turned up and we had a very pleasant evening. We were entertained by Mr. Joe Saunders on the violin and Mr. Gordie Beare on. the guitar. They played quite a number of tunes, either solo or duo. oo Then we had Mrs. E. Dowson who accompanied Mr. Saunders and Mr. Beare. Then we had a few songs by a youth named Scot Wilbur. He had rather a sweet voice and he got quite an ovation by the audience. Afterwards we had quite a nice supper of fruit bread and cheese and cups of tea. The Kinnettes own com- edian, Doreen Kendall who was dressed as a clown and kept us all amused with her quips and funny antics. Mr. G. Christie gave .a vote of thanks for-a very pleasant evening. We hope it won't be long before they visit us again. | Nursing Home News | ~ had one the home. We from discharge Mrs. Henders who decided to be on 'her own. We wish her happiness for the future. We had one entry, a Mr. Brawn whom I believe is an uncle of the Rev. Brawn who comes lo give us church service now and again on Tuesday nights. Of course, we had the usual Bingo on Thursday. There were eight winners. It being men's night, the names were Mrs. Trucket, Mrs. Letcher (2) Mrs. Pearcey, and Mrs: Belque. Also Mr. B. Mokoz, Mr. H. Snowden (2) 'Mr. Smith, Mr. N. Samells, and Mr. Abbott. We all had quite a plea- sant hour and enjoyed it. The following patients were absent for a few hours Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. Tenneyson, Mrs. E. 'Pearcey, Mrs. May Clark, Mrs. A. Truckle, Mr. E. Butt, and Mr. J. Preston all of whom had returned by evening. FREE ONE INDIVIDUAL or GROUP PORTRAIT IN EEEEEEEHE Mom, Dad or all the Kiddies may be photographed as a group -- FREE |§ LIVING } COLOUR .| PARENTS : wee arranged to have a nationally recognized profes- sional photographer at our store on the dates shown below. You can have each member of the family photographed in several poses, and pick any one of them for your free portrait. We only ask that all children he accompanied by a parent. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY to get a living colour portrait you will treasure always. Several poses are taken and low cost additional portraits are available for those who wish them. It's our way of saying "Thank You" to our many regular customers, and "Welcome" to everyone else. Incidentally, we believe these photographs are really something special, They're beautifully posed portraits -- not snapshots. And don't forget they'll be in living colour, so dress the children in bright colours. 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