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k) nen SH PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 12th, 1952 Ajax Hosp ital WOMEN'S AUXIL 03 AJAX and PICKERING TOWNSHIP GENERAL HOSPITAL Members of the women'saailiary of Ajax and Pickering Township Gen- eral: Hospital are donating costume jewellery to be sold at the garden purty and tea at "The Hermitage", the Pickering summer home of Mr. and Mrs, KE. IL. Ruddy, of Toronto, on Saturday, June 28, The function, which' starts at 3 p.m, will help raise funds to furnish staff quarters of the new hospital, which will open near the lakefront in Ajax in the late fall. A booth will be staffed by members of the hospital board, who will give information on details about the hos- pital, which is to have 29 beds and 10 bassinettes. The hospital associa- tion has purchased from Central Mort- gage and Housing Corporation a part- ly-equipped building which served as a hospital during the wartime muni- tions-manufacturing early days of Ajaxi The building is to be moved to the lakefront site, where it will be re- built to meet requirements of the fed- eral and provincial departments of health. An architect has been busy on remodelling plans for several weeks and contracts to move and re-construct - the hospital are to be awarded shortly. Some equipment, to augment that now in the building, has already been or- dered and other equipment is under survey. Joint general co-conveners of the garden party-tea are Mrs. B. C. Falby, of Ajax, and Mrs, K, H. J. Clarke, of Pigkering. They are -being assisted by a general committee,. while sub- committees, cach under a convener, are concentrating on specific features, such as tickets, music, fortune-telling, a wishing well, a lucky draw, tran- sportation and gefreshments. Mem- bers of the general committee are: Mrs, C. W. Scarff, of Ajax; Mrs. T. Jacobs, of Fairport Beach; Mrs. Don Kemp, of Ajax; Mrs, George Todd, of Cherrywood; Mrs. K. Morley, of Pick- ering; Mrs. 'R. Trousdale, of Picker- ing; Mrs. A. IX. Young, of Pickering; Mes. J. W. Ashton, of Pickering; Mrs. C. Turner, of Ajax; Mrs. G, Finley, of Oshawa; Mrs, S. Haslam] of Ajax; Mrs. T. Bullock, of Ajax; Mrs, F. M. Chapman, of Pickering; and Mrs, W. W. Tomlinson, of Pickering, EP WP em UTICA 200 persons attended decora- the Utica United Church on Sunday. Mr. Over tion service in mon provided some searching thought and the special music by the Quaker Hill quartet accompanied by Mrs. Brethour was much enjoyed. A GENERAL MOTORS - VALUE Right from the start - you'll love it ! " "What we are trying to tell you is this: Hill's ser- There will be no Church or Sunday School next Sunday because of Pine- | grove decoration service at Prince Al- bert. Don't forget the Sunday School land public school picnic on Saturday, June 21, Mrs. N. Rusnell has returned home from her visit in Toronto as has Mrs. Locke from Trenton, Fred Ballard has sold his farm to Mr, and Murs, Roy Hamilton of Osh- awa who will be taking about July Ist. Many friends from the district at- tended the presentation and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Stan Alderson. After an evening of dancing to music pro- vided by Mr. and Mrs, Millman, Mr. Ed. Donnely, Mr, Beacock and calls by Frank Kendall and Ralph Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs, Alderson were called to the front. Mr. R. Wilbur read the presentation address and members of the Utica hockey team gave them a coffee table, possession " last week. Miss Aileen Skerratt and Mrs. Jim Mitchell were in Lindsay last week to see Mrs. Henry Skeriatt at the Me- morial Hospital there. Mrs. Arnold Wallace of Seagrave and Mr. Harry Davis were recent vis. itors of J. Mitchell, Callers at Fred Ballard's on Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wal- Reg. Philip was in Toronto one day" lace of Wick and Mr. and Mrs, Will. Gates and Mrs, Gates Sr. of Balsam. Mrs. Freeman Sandison eof Port Perry visiting at Ross Sandison's on' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rogers and children of Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Harper of Toronto were at Russ Harper's. for the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Millard of Oshawa were at Frank Kendall's on Sunday. Mrs, George Till of Greenbank vis- ited her sister Mrs. Wm, Philp on Tuesday. Miss Evelyn Ross attended the Rinse-Ballard wedding on Saturday. Sunday visitors at Jack Crosier's were Mr, and Mrs. Jack Albright and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Beare of Claremont. Utica Junior baseball team and Be- thesda Junior team played on Friday night, Utica wan by a score of 48-21, Miss Carol Leeder spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shier of Uxbridge. Scout Mothers The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Boy Scout Mothers' will be held on Monday, June 16th, at | Auxiliary | i the home of Mrs. N. 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