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. 300 Roses Signal A Decade Of Service 18 Staff Members Are 10â€"YÂ¥ear Veterans for the staff and patients of Queensway General Hospital, To commemorate the hospital‘s Tenth Td mariing it 10 us ectoics at 10 a.m, m: cake and free for the staff. At lunchâ€" time, all patients served trays from the dietary service received a pink rose and a birthday card informing them . of the tenth birthday and 10th Birthday Flameout. Dr. Alison Noble, one of the founding fathers of Queensway General Hospital, Mrs. Noble, and Board Thursday was a memorable day RFI Bring your family and join the fun at Red Barn ! Enjoy a delicious Red Barn Chicken Dinr;er . . . four pieces of golden brown deep fried chicken. They‘re farmâ€"fresh, never frozen, dipped in milk and egg batter, rolled in fine flour, seasoned with Red Barn‘s own special blend of herbs and spices for perfect taste. They‘re deep fried .. . t6 a crisp, golden brown on the outâ€" side, tender, juicy, meaty perfection on the inside. They‘re served with a generous helping of French fries . . . crisp, golden brown, mouthwatering and delicious . . . made fresh daily . . . cooked to perfection just seconds before serving. FREE! Yonge Street near Finch Islington Avenue, just north of Macdonaldâ€"Cartier Freeway Lowrence Avenue East at Markham Road, Scarborough Eglinton Avenue East at Brimley Road, Scarborough 8 convenient Metro Toronto locations to serve you. asking them to join with the staff in celebrating the occasion, Three hundred roses were distributed in this way. In the afternoon, at 3 p.m., nearly 200 staff members gathâ€" ered in the Cafeteria to hear Mr. C.Nc-nnA)gm.Chflmnd the Board of Governors introduce pérsonal reminiscences of ten years ago by various members of the Board of Governors who were Your choice of Coke, Root Beer or Orange drink with each purchase of Chicken Dinner . . . all this week . , . July 29th to Aug. 7th. candles of Governors Chairman C. Norman Appleton join forces to conquer king size birthday Lake Shore Blvd,. West at 29th Street, Long Branch Lawrence Avenue East ot Pharmacy Ave., Scarborough Dufferin Street near Yorkdale Plaza Keele Street aot Wilson Avenue, HambDUrgers ... â€"smanmume 1 Chicken Dinner ... 7 Cheeseburgers ........iaunn 2 Hot Dog .. Sommagesues 2 Grilled Cheese ... 1 Fish & CNIDS â€">â€"sssmmmnn * SHOKES _ ... â€"â€" :m mn im ce (Chocolate, Strawberry, Vanilla) French FFES ::=:=â€"â€"â€"mucauunm 1 Onion: Rings .......__{...: 2 COHER .. oommmmmmmmmmnamaee 1 Coke ...s==â€">uâ€"ausaclo6 & 2 Root Beer .............l5c & 2 Orange .....«.........15¢ & 2 The tastiest food in extra thrifty prices. RED BARN‘S "FAMILYâ€"PRICED" MENU present, Mrs. D. C. Owen, first President of the Women‘s Auxiliâ€" ary; A. W, Denny, past Chairman of the Board and H. O. (‘Ozzie‘) Waffle were introduced and spoke for a few minutes recalling the first day the hospital opened. _ Mrs. Owen _ remembered â€"the many hours of work and the inâ€" genuity by the groups of enthusiâ€" astic workers. She recalled the efforts to raise the needed $5,000 . . only â€"Photos by Stan Windrim 256 15c 25c 15¢ 256 15¢ 15¢ 20c 15¢ TYc at to pay for the hospital‘s first linen supply.‘ Mr. Denny, who mn‘ Board Chairman ‘after Crawford Gordon, Jr. in 1956, and who is now Chairman of the Building and Property Committee of the Hosâ€" pital, looked forward cheerfully to the future, and hoped that the next ten years would be as m m.‘.uin and successful as the has been, Mr. Waffle added the light touch by recalling that his speech ten years ago at Openâ€" ing Day was very short: "Only thirtyâ€"five minutes long" and he presented a picture of a few of the platform guests on that ‘hisâ€" toric occasion.‘ Mr. Appleton paid tribute to the inspiration and the work of Dr. Alison E. Noble of the hospital‘s medical staff who was one of the prime movers in getting the hospital started, and Dr. and Mrs. Noble stepped forward to blow out the candles on the birthâ€" day cake. Of special significance to the staff was the gathering together of many original staff members who were with the hospital on Opening Day in July 1956, and who are still with the hospital today. With roses tucked into their name badges, 17 staff members were introduced by Harry F. Garâ€" wood, Administrator, himself an original ‘doorâ€"opener.‘ A feature of the gathering was a table top exhibit of various items as souvenirs of previous occasions: the silver key used by the Hon. W. A. Goodfellow, Minister of Municipal Affairs who opened the door of the 1956 hospital; the large wooden "scalpel" used by Dr. Matthew Dymond, Minister of Health in November 1961, at the indoor sodâ€"turning ceremony for the start of the first building exâ€" pansion; and the goldâ€"plated enâ€" graved scissors used by the Hon. Earl Rowe, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario to cut the ribbon across the door of the new 5â€"storey wing in September of last year which brought the hospital up to its present 331 beds. _ â€" â€" It was an informal occasion with many nostalgic aspects of a reâ€" union, since the Queensway Hosâ€" pital is a very personal institution, having been built from the efforts and enthusiasm of many public spirited citizens who knew of the urgent need for a community hosâ€" pital and who worked hard and long to realize their goal. Over 900 people from the community are employed full or part time at the hospital, and nearly 500 women are volunteer members of the Women‘s Auxiliary including second generation "candystripers", the high school students who assist with mail, flowers and errands. This person involvement by so many makes the hospital what it is today on its tenth anniversary; a true community hospital serving the people of the community. Oz Waffle â€" as reeve of Etobicoke his speech at the hospital opening 10 years ago lasted "only 35 minutes!" How did pioneer women prepare their food in preâ€"Confederation Upper Canada? What was baking day like prior to 1867° Visitors to the Black Creek Pioneer Village located at Jane Street and Steeles Avenue in northwest Metro Toronto will have an opportunity to sea an oldâ€"time baking day reâ€"enacted this Civic Holiday weekend (Saturday, Sunâ€" day and Mondayâ€"July 30â€"31 and Aug. 1.). ns Baking Bread Was An Art In Those The demonstrations will be held throughout the day on the three days. On Saturday there will also be a sale of home baking by Women‘s Institute groups of the district. Black Creek Pioneer Village is being developed by the Metroâ€" politan Toronto and Region Conâ€" servation Authority as a typical préâ€"Confederation community. At present, there are 18 completely restored buildings typical of the period 1793â€"1867. The Village is open daily beâ€" tween 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., and on weekends and holidays between 10 is $1.00 for adults and 25 cents for students and children. a.m. and 7:30 pm. Admission fee Pionéer Village staff, garbed in period dress, will demonstrate how food was prepared in the bake pot and the bake oven, the :culinary delights of black pot cooking, and how grain was ground into flour for baking. n Pioneer Days A. W. Denny â€" the Board of Governors‘ second chairman â€" looks forward to further expansion. Mrs. Gertrude Owen â€" presiâ€" dent of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary â€"ingenuity was the keynote in the beginning. 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For the sixâ€" month period however, 1966 shows a jump of five accidents, from 70 last year to 75. _ _ . y ‘The Lakeshore also shows a drop from 3 in June, 1965, to one this year but also shows a drop over the sixâ€"month period from 25 to 24. The statistics are contained in a report from the Metro Police Traffic Safety Bureau. With children returning to school they are exposed to traffic dangers at least four times daily. However, accident statistics show that fewer children are involved in traffic mishaps during these hours than at other times of the day. . Traffic accidents are again on the increase and all concerned are urgedâ€"Educators, Parents, Chilâ€" dren and the Police Safety Officâ€" ersâ€"to renew | their individual efforts in the field of accident prevention. Water skiing regulations have been published by the Department of Transport to make this popular sport safer for skier, swimmers and boats. When towing a skier, there must be a second person in the boat in addition to the operator to keep an eye on the skier. It is illegal to water ski between one hour after sunset and one hour beâ€" fore sunrise. It is an offence not to stop after being involved in a boat accident. It is also an offence to operate a boat while impaired by alcohol or drugs. A booklet, "Safety Afloat" is available on reâ€" quest from the Department of Transport, Ottawa or from the R.C.M.P. 6 Masw® P e w ""_ Le* «1e9* es Laats d.’.‘ "Li. STATISTICS FOR JUNE, 1966 i: CAUSE: Total Failed to look both ways .. 16 Failed to look both ways ... Crossed from between parked cars ..________._. Careless cycle riding ... Played in roadway ... 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