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p5 4 thi stouffvilie thkjnl tbnity iby u b6i u imlmmimuimminnt its spring gardening time youll enjoy your qardening even more with the help of unionville nurseries ltt miles east of lnlonville phone 2971440 typewriters adding machines for rent tribune office supplies the unobtrusive revolutionaries continued from page 2 godgiven potential for home community and mankind our friendly revolutionary public health that a group of dedicated doctors nurses sani tary inspectors and in a few pioneering areas social workers who apply the discoveries of medicine about preventive measures to our community or ganization without the many- sided services in which public health people stand as sentin els against the old time health hazards that still exist the de mands on private medicine would be intolerable in place of devoting life to understand and treating the complexities of individual patients who need him in their specific health dif ficulties the family physician would be forced out of his un ique invaluable personal role to deal with one community health crisis after another i new international harvester farm machinery sale no 80 combine going for 2350 no 15 side delivery rake 575 3 pt hitch 7ft mowers 385 3 furrow 3 pt hitch plows 275 b414 tractor and loader 3100 105 spreader complete 550 no 46 baler 1500 other implements at same discounts paddock farm supply no 7 highway at greenwood 1 mile east of brougham phone 9426607 anytime i no sisman cools the shoe that breathes see them at lehmans shoes also other lines of sismans scampers boys 599 childs 469 mans 699 mens work oxfords 885 suede moccasins boys 695 mans 795 sisman thoro bilts work boots mens half boots in glove leather s95 barbecue shoe 795 priced from 895 o 1595 boys at 698 slip on half boot 995 lehmans shoes 9 main st w stouffville phone 6403753 but unlike many other rero- lutionaries public health is a fantastic bargain for a couple of pennies per day the average ratepayer literally insures his lifespan brings a healthier stronger family into the world see them grow with diminishing fear about infectious diseases becoming epidemic and has a belter certainty of better health in his later years he will be helped to get purer water and milk free of disease germs his recreation will be safer because public swimming pools have water clear enough to detect undersurface accidents and pure enough to minimize infec tions a watching brief will be kept by public health nurses on the health of his children in classrooms which include emo tional health early alerts are given on these matters in which the family physician should be consulted for his daily pennies he has an organized health patrol which saves him many dollars in treatment fees in artificial devices that replace or aid body functions affected by prevent able disease and income lost through being ill from them yet so unobtrusive has been the revolution so modest the participants about their ach ievement that we consistently underplay and underpay their contribution to our common good and welfare few doc tors and nurses in the public service whose job demands an extra year of university train ing are rewarded adequately for the responsibilities they bear from the county medical officer of health up to the pro vincial deputy minister of health who carries the admin istrative responsibility of the most technical and complex de partment of government we allocate smaller incomes than are earned by many of their colleagues in private practice and those private incomes are not excessive when measured against the life and death re sponsibilities doctors bear plus the heavy cost of their educa tion through the sheer chance of occupation i have been learn ing of the tremendous force for good that is ours through the workers in our public health units as a ratepayer in york county i am even more willing to be taxed for an adequate public health service than 1 am for adequate police fire pro tection and education services our york county health unit i have learned has been in the bl00m1ngt0n the may meeting of the wo mens fellowship was held on thursdey evening at the home of mr and mrs vincent wagg lloyd ave sviue with mrs eugene lemon conducting the meeting and mrs ted shep herd giving the devotionals the quarterly missionary meeting in charge of mrs wagg featured the scripture reading by mrs elmer ejrnett solos on the accordion by miss joyce rose and the gest speaker was mrs bert snowball si union- ville mrs wagg was hostess the young people were the guests of the aurora society at the gospel church last friday evening and supplied the pro gram mrs burgar of toronto at tended church here sunday and is a weekend guest with mr and mrs cliff larsr rupert st mrs ernie ncsbitt is a pa tient in scarboro general hos pital room 435 two enjoyable anthems were given by a mothers choir on sunday morning and rev d benson gave a mothers day message in the evening mr and mrs sam learning of j markham assisted with several musical numbers and a short sermon mr and mrs walter tranmer and family mr and mrs larry tranmer and steven craig of ml albert were with mr and mrs o h tranmer sunday guests with rev and mrs d benson and paul on sunday were mr and mrs david mc- shane mr and mrs nelson freethy mrs snodden and paula mr and mrs jay casey of toronto and mr and mrs sam learning of markham sunday night was family night at the church and mrs j percy brown with twentytwo of her family connections re ceived a beautiful gift from the church keep open the date for fri day may 29th it being a spec ial spring musical in the church auditorium bendale bible chapel girls choir girls trio don magee musical fam ily and the ratcliff brothers with their trumpets elocution ist mrs j wilson and climaxed by a social hour mr and mrs chas grabb and family of snowball were sunday visitors with mr and mrs eugene lemon and jona than all heating problems our good oil can lick where 6 as or coal cant do the trick sure j- heat pmrcpmtch phone 2941600 service station j fuel oil- gasoline i motor oil- greases af4v7 mail forefront of ontarios municipal public health services but ev en its potential has been limit ed by economic structures i feel the impending loss of the total public health medical staff in york county is a matter of grave concern regardless of the various sound personal rea sons for we are apt to become acutely aware that as in the other medical arts the shortage of qualified personnel to fill ihcse posts will have a severe negative effect a man who a- chieved in public health circles the enviable reputation o doc tor king was bound to receive opportunities for significant status in his profession but one cant help wondering if we the ordinary citizens and taxpayers should have aimed at giving the york county health unit and its medical staff the status of significance they deserve york county is of the size and population of the province of prince edward island it is in this perspective that we should view our many county services including health doubtless some improve ments could be made if the proper budget seems too great perhaps we should ask if pub lic health isnt one of those ser vices that has grown beyond the containment of local boun daries and should be wholly supported on a broader tax base than partially at present perhaps too we should ask if the constitution of local boards of health should be as permis sive as it is so that it becomes made up largely by those whose first concern is a minimum tax ratethe county councillors does it not make sense that an officer of the county medical society should always be a member i dont know the answer to these for im only a layman but having had an opportunity to learn something of the vast importance of the public health unit to the wellbeing of citiz ens in this county and in other areas where health depart ments are organized it is hoped that this great work will soon receive the recognition and support we owe it above all let us honour adequately these whose vision and care for the wellbeing of their fellow citi zens brought them to be work ers in public health the un obtrusive revolutionaries a father for the first time was sent to a dry goods store to purchase a doz diapers the clerk wrapped up the doz dia pers and handed them to the new father how much asked the cus tomer 250 for the diapers and 25 cents for the tax replied the clerk ill take the diapers said the father but we intend us ing safety pins 6xx36cx363txx3aocmw3w fair cancelled the kinsmen club of uxbridge ontario regretfully announce that due to the lack of a midway they have been forced to cancel heir 20th annual spring meet and horse show originally planned for may 18 1964 a fair is not a fair without a midway and rather than disappoint the thousands of people who have supported the fair during the past years it was cancelled thank you to all the people in this area who have supported the fair during the past it is hoped that 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