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Tt -------- Ek ony roc, ¥ ' AN A ¥ () 4 sha aN A i On Wednesday evening, Oct. 30, following an enjoy- able dinner, at Emiel's Place, eleven young women from the Port Perry and Uxbridge area officially became the charter mem- x 2 bers of '"Theta Delta", the newly formed Port Perry chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. During the candlelight cere- mony conducted by Eleanor Bailey, chapter advisor, each new member promised to uphold the ideals of Beta 'Sigma Phi which are, to search for the good, the true, and the beautiful in all things 3 while pursuing life, learning and friendship--the motto of Beta Sigma Phi. Lois Bush- ell - Vice-President, Diana Findley - President, Alma Speir - Program co-chair- NEED MUSIC? EL 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) assistance to-help you choose the right lighting fixtures foryourhome. Call us for an appointment or drop into our large showroom at ' 75 Richmond Street West in Oshawa. 75 RICHMOND ST. w OSHAWA 725-3539 0 0 0 0 0 0 ld ll ll 0 0 > man, and Shirley Baster - Chapter Advisor, assisted in the ritual where the new members were presented with their sorority pin and a yellow rose -- the flower of Beta Sigma Phi. A few days prior to this occasion, the chapter held its - first meeting at the home of Carol Martland, Uxbridge. Alma Speir and Carol Will- iamson presented a'program on "Introductions and Invit- ations and Your Day Social- ly". It was interesting to learn how to address royality and other dignitaries should the occasion arise and also how to set the table for a very formal dinner should some one of importance visit our home. This week Theta Delta members are doing their first service project in Port Perry arranged by Donna Donnelly -- Service chair- man. Members will be taking turns tending the gift shop in the hospital." Theta Delta members look forward to being a valuable part of their community. i matic Children. Nurses. home. Pollution. Research. FETT TATA TATA ATTA TATA ETT TTR TET ETT TTT BeBe ®® eee tte ettet®estt®eet®™S od Christmas Seals Several hundred volunteers throughout Dur- ham Region have been preparing Christmas Seals for mailing for the Durham Region + Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Assoc- iation (formerly Ontario County). Won't you please 'send your contribution to help provide the following services: 'Physical Conditioning Courses for Asth- Refresher Courses in Repiratory Disease for 'Seminars for Medical, Paramedical and ~ Nursing Personnel. Pulmonary Function Testing. Tuberculin Testing | Baby Sitters' Training Courses Health Education Literature. Rehabilitation of TB and RD patients. Assistance to patients in Sanatoria and at Films on TB, RD, Smoking and Air Please use your TB-RD Christmas Seals on the back of your mail and packages to show you care, and send your contribution to- Durham Region Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association c-0 Bank of Nova Scotia, 11 Simcoe Street, North, Oshawa, Ontario. "A SPECIAL "THANK YOU" 1S EXTENDED TO OUR VOLUNTEERS I= " There were 28 ee apa i "Eleven women become charter members of "Theta Delta" Beta Sigma Phi has begun its activities for this year and has a membership of 16. They are (front, left to right) Jan Towns, Lois Bushell, Carol Martland, Tessa Emmings, Carol Williamson, Barb Siebarth, Auxiliary meet: Hospital administrator at monthly meeting + The regular monthly meet- ing of the Hospital Auxiliary was held at the Hospital on Monday, October 18th. ladies in attendance. The meeting was opened by the Vice-President, Mrs. Ilean Pugh, by having. all recite the Lond's Prayer. Mrs. Jennifer White, the new Director of Nurses was introduced to the ladies by Mrs. Marj McDermott, and 'we all wish Mrs. White well in her new position. Mr. Dave Brown, the Hos- pital Administrator, was also a guest at the meeting, and he gave a very inform- ative talk onthe Accredit- ation progress for the Hospit- al. Primarily what it means is the Standardization 'of care in the Hospitals, contin- ually looking for ways to improve the quality and care received in Hospitals, both in National and Inter-national standards. Qur Hospital hopes to apply by the latter part of 1974, and perhaps to be accepted by mid 1975. But there are many require- ments yet to be met, one for example is a Medical Lib- rary. WES PLUMBING - rs 'White will LANE HEATING - PORT PERRY ea | LS SAP LIEN AE IS RATER be BRON IF 3 THERE \ tS TEA CAE TALE SEEN Beg iore «| LIENS ANT Recs ' rapa OH LN rr tS 4X 8 Mima atin tela SRS hs f Mlacdusinicanien Su addins REF § 3) FEA FX REMAIN AF Fae F. PORT PERRY STAR--Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974--15 mm, ce aa aC, -- ry A he a whe Ai Re i -- SOON er Hr Pat Phypers, Donna Donnelly. Back row (left to right) Eleanor Bailey, Bunny Rowland, Alma Spear, Dianna Findlay, Glenda Hutcheon, Gail Williamson, Fran Sluggett and Shirley Baster. 3 So ORL = Xptada X, v >, pn ¢ \ 2 i { ed CR wa PSA oi a ni, a Wagg Bros. Texaco Mm licenced mechanics L REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 985-7262 272 Scugog Road There have been five boys and seven girl babies born in our Hospital since our last meeting in September. Mrs. Irene Lerch is now the new buyer for the Hos- pital Tuck Shop, and we wish Irene good luck in her new position. - - The Doll Draw tickets are now available at the Hospit- al, Emmerson's Insurance, and from the members of the Auxiliary. The draw will take place on Saturday, Dec. 7th, the day of the Santa Claus parade. Mrs. Marj. McDermott- proposed to the meeting that Miss Alma Sammells pro- vide Hairdressing care to the patients at the hospital on Thursdays, and this was readily accepted by all. The Annual meeting will be held at the Municipal Building on Monday, Nov- ember 18th. Mrs. Jennifer be the guest speaker. All welcome. The meeting was closed by all reciting the Mizpah Bene- diction, and a lovely tea was served by Mrs. Edith Brun- ton and Mrs. Win Philip. Joanne Huston Port Perry, Ont. t 'THE DEADLY HIRED HAND? £s 7 ae oh A "3 ~ A a ot es Rah 7 COWPEST -- WITH ROTENONE -- for dairy cattle, horses, hogs, sheep and poultry STOKPEST -- WITH LINDANE -- for beef cattle, horses and hogs Two reliable powders to kill lice, ticks and fleas. Dust the animals thoroughly and rub in to reach the skin. Usually one thorough application kills most insects present. COWPEST and STOKPEST ...they're deadly. Visit your dealer and ask him about Tuco's louse control products. 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