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12 the sto0ffv1ue trj8une tetfcy fdnnry 13 1965 appliance buy your best okl one of these lovely hoover appliances washes in 6 minutes spin dries in 2 minutes no plumbing needed its portable anywhere canadas fastest washer constellation vacuum only floats on air long stretch hose attachment rack its a buy 7 only 95 upright convertible vacuum only 7995 your terms hendrick hardware 29 main st w srouffville phone 6403622 figures show value of service provided by york county hospitai hospital has mrs f jackson paid warm tri- uiary was organized 32000 patient i bute to her committee and said mr h x howden ped york central given service for 32000 patier days since its opening novem- that the individual in her spe- ber 1963 this statistic was si- j cific work prov the best ven by the nospital adminsstra- i posibje relations tor mr g j chatfiem to the j au repo showed an annual meeting of the hospital acive merest 0 the members volunteer auxiliary february and h ioya support of proj- 11 when tney convened in the ccls tickets for the current hospudl cafeteria 1 pro theatre night are now like all totals tnu means lit- on sa and the committee hop- tie to the layman but broken 1 cs to have the house bv down into departments it gives j marcn u i wise to eet your order in to your area sales ma nager as soon as possible mrs w finlay reporting for the gift shop provided an am using moment when she said that one patient had drawn at tention to the slogan on the match boxes it read come back soon these were repla ced by another line only to find that the wording was our j customers are our best assets forthwith will persuasive invita- concluded j her summary of area activities j describing them as steady and j productive junior auxiliaries provide the services of 42 volunteers and in reporting for all of the j volunteers mrs w a smith 1 stated that mrs r j miller di- rector of volunteers had train- i ed 175 members for volunteer work a news item of interest was that st catherines auxilary was this year celebrating its one hundredth anniversary it is m connection with this hos pital that the first known aux- an exhilarating picture of the hospital story and justifies the efforts of the pioneers who launched the plan this total embraces 5300 bed patients 4400 emergencies and over 400 others who received attention such as xray and examina tions seven hundred and sixty- six babies were welcomed into the world and nine of these j births came in sets of twins a further breakdown of the i iatcn boxes total is in percentages according i nave a less to area richmond hill provid- j cd 40v of the patients vaugh- m to shore an 115 king 1071 metro 107 thornhill 91 whitchurch 561 aurora 631 markham 41 and miscellaneous 281 mr chatfield commended the women on the valuable contri bution they had made to the hospital financially and through volunteer indirect service to the patients in the absence of the chair man mrs e rcdelmeier the vice chairman mrs w fock- nell warmly welcomed mr chatfield mr s parker vice chairman of the hospital board mr d storms first chairman of the board and mr r brit- nell accountant for the hospi tal mr parker added to the hap py spirit generated by the feel ing of the years accomplish ments by expressing the appre ciation of the work the women did he said that the auxiliary and the board shared a com mon interest in their desire for the highest possible care of the patients he extended the thanks of the board to the aux iliary for the financial assis tance given by them and he said that he was astounded at the magnitude of the hours of work given by the volunteers 16287 hours translated into 1357 hours each month he wanted the women to know how much the board valued their efforts and that they ap preciated the charm with which they carried through mrs a lander reported that membership had dropped she felt that this was to be expected following the initial campaign for members and the remaining 425 were a keenly interested 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jackson goodwood ont phone stouffville 6102726 ill inrrriitiiitro for the election of officers and the slate was accepted as read hon president mrs s snively hon vice president dr lillian lansstafl past president mrs r j miller pres mrs e red- elmeier 1st vice president mrs w pocknell 2nd vice pre sident mrs j v robinson 3rd vice president mis g kelly recording secretary mrs v a smith corresponding secretary mrs c w stoddart treasurer mrs w kedweii mrs miller insialed the offic ers asking them to affirm their dedication to the wc- nd pro mises of their oftices the body members were asked to stand and pledge their dedicated support to the auxiliary mrs pocknell calied on mr storms for a message and in his usual breezy manner he estab lished rapport between himself and audience he said that he sometimes walked through the hospital just for the pleasure of enjoying it he commented on the pervading cleanliness and the cheerful atmosphere and added it does even smell like a hospital a letter from the president ei route to new zealand was read by mrs miller she sent her greetings and regrets that she was not present and expres sed her pride in the successful and dedicated work of the members before adjournment mrs pocknell acknowledged with gratitude the many contributors to successful work of the aux iliary to mr chatfield the hos pital board the staff and the press- preceding the meeting a friendly social hour had been enjoyed over dessert and coffee under the supervision of the allenbrae branch auxilary panel discussion march 5 includes 3 levels of govt area residents will shortly have an opportunity to take part in a lively panel discussion t en the three levels of govern- ment the meeting which is under the sponsorship of the li- j beral party in the southern part of the county will discuss any aspect of government at the 1 municipal provincial and fed eral level the meeting is scheduled for the evening of friday march 5 and will feature a panel compo sed of federal labour minister alan mceachen york north mp john addison provincial member bob nixon of brant and reeve donald plaxton of richmond hill labour minister mceachen is a leading member of the pear son cabinet and is the author of many of the prospective pieces of legislation in canadas labour new subscription rates for the tribune commencing feb 1st 1965 two years 7flfl one year v 400 6 months 250 united slates one year 000 j code a native of nova scotia he has served both in parlia- j ment and as a member of mr pearsons personal statl mr ni xon is remembered as a candi- i date for the leadership of the ontario liberal party at last septembers convention a for mer high school teacher he is the son of former ontario pre mier harry nixon a resident of king township john addison has represented york north in the federal house since 1962 mr plaxton who is a member of richmond hill town council was liberal can didate in york north in the last provincial election everyone attending the mee ting will have an equal oppor tunity to ask questions of any member of the panel that even ing questions may also be mailed in ahead of time any one wishing to send in ques tions to the liberal hot line is asked to mail them to post office box 390 richmond hill the panel will cover a wide range of topics and is looking forward to answering questions on every aspect of government activity the meeting will af ford the residents of the district a real opportunity to engage in a lively personal discussion with their elected representa tives remember the date march 5 at the richmond inn yonge street south in rich mond hill coffee and light re freshments will be served fol- who builds this car mis a 1963 sturjebaker built in canada by canadians for canadians j you can test drive and test price one today at les wilson motors stouffville telephone 6402462 find out for yourself just how rea sonably priced a studebaker can be as low as 224900 for a 1965 studebaker commander two door sedan lowing the meeting for tickets please call mrs grace norton at 6403635 is that old brief case gettinjr pretty scruffy you can replace it in a variety of styles from i tribune office supplies faimlyllfeanqldve home lamiirt lh9t9 the modern home has been blamed for being like a filling station family members pull in fill up and blow out home must be more than a filling station it must be more than a place to change clothes or to wait until some one brings back the family car home should be a place of family fellowship a place of worship work and relaxation a place where family mem bers like to be it should be a place where mealtime is truly a matter of meal and time home is a place where love should grow and deepen where lessons are learned and life is lived this is what god intended home to be for the welfare and happiness of ev eryone and it is possible by his help opvnjsm 1961 crint ind ruth stolufuf r 2 haifivmburf v for a jxwr of ihn mniigf no 105 lend i0i lo the j hoie jddreu this 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