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rb ~~) +N . ty ho \ hy EF SR SULT ETS NITE eA N ' LR bide fads th idioboion Dua hub v astovhincindh dite Thursday, April 29, 1965 MEETING Dr. Dymond stated that $2 mil- lion dollars will be paid by the Ontario Government for cancer purposes this year. Dr. Beale: e province of British Coun found after a survey between 1950 and 1955 that where cancer was detected in the neck of the womb--prov- ided it was. of the non-invasive type--complete cures were es- tablished. It has been proven that this type of cancer was re- 12 PORT PERRY STAR, CANCER (Continued from front page) Dr. Dymond: This is a diag- nostic test of female organs car- ried out by a physician and women 30 years of age and over should have this done about every three years. Starting this year, the Ontario Hospital Ser- vices Commission will cover the cost of giving the "Pap" test to every woman entering Ontario hospitals. In 1964, 200,000 women in Toronto received this test. FIRST QUALITY LUMBER and ATT OAT O® SOO OOP VOODOO DEE SOOO @® & DOLLOP Builders Supplies DEP O@4 © REESOR FUEL & LUMBER Phone 985-7951 Port Perry x OORT FORT CROSS CH ORORORCH OR ORO OOOO AO CC Softball Registration PLACE -- At Softball Park SAT., MAY 1st -- 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. MON., MAY 3rd -- 6.30 p.m. - 8 p.m. AGE GROUPS-- SQUIRT -- Under 11 years PEE WEE -- Under 13 years BANTAM -- Under 15 years MIDGET -- Under 17 years JUVENILE -- Under 19 years GIRLS -- Ages 11 - 19 years (All Ages not before Jan. 1st, 1965) FEE -- $1.00 Per Family. AREA TEAMS Contact Following Officers: GREENBANK -- Rod Foster SEAGRAVE -- Don Hurst SCUGOG ISLAND -- Don Ashbridge CARTWRIGHT TWP, -- Wayne Venning ® You Must Register to Play eo HGS HODES SO® Any Person who would like to help out Coaching please attend. VIN WALKER, Sec'y Port Perry and District Minor Softball Assoc. fy FAN AN He FARES EY SN MA ae d duced 35% and working on the "Pap" smears sent to the prov- incial laboratory by physicians many cases were detected and successful treatment adminis- tered. Question: "Do warts become cancerous?" Answer: Warts are due to a virus and are mot malignant. Question: "Do you know what a virus is?" Answer: We know that many viruses have been identified and know what they look like under an electron microscope. Through injection into animals, we know what a virus can cause, and present day research will ev- entually be successful in relat- ing its findings to the human body. Question : "Do hemorrhoids ever turn cancerous?" Answer: "Generally, I would say No -- but a hemorrhoid might possibly mask a cancer- ous growth." Question: "Are some families more susceptible to cancer than others?" . Answer: Yes, in some fam- ilies there is a tendency to de- velop cancer of the bowel, and also, childhood eye tumours can be hereditary." At this point, Mr. Grimes in- ferjected the information that his mother had 4 sisters who died of cancer. His mother is now 78 and in very good health, Would it be possible for him to develop cancer? The two doctors shook their heads and expressed doubt that ever 2 | Mr. Grimes would inherit the disease which had caused the demise of his four aunts. Dr. Dymond paid tribute to Port Perry's own Cancer Soc- jety and stated that the first Cancer Dressing Station in the Province of Ontario had started in an upstairs room in the Post Office here. He called upon Mrs. Mabel Cawker, President of the Women's Institutes for Sou- thern Ontario to say a few words to the meeting. Mrs. Caw- ker's estimate of dressings made so far this year is around 2,500. Mrs. Cawker is also Campaign Chairman for Port Perry Branch of the Cancer Society. In reply to a question as to where the funds go from the Cancer Campaigh, Mr. Beale stated that 60c. of every dollar goes for research; 15c. for edu- cation -- film libraries, speakers and pamphlets, etc--and the other 30 is applied to services; overhead; administration and many other expenses. Port Perry United e TO CELEBRATE ITS GUEST SPEAKER: Evening Service 7.3 many of the Older Hymns. 79th Anniversary Sunday, May 2nd, 1965 WE ARE HOLDING TWO SERVICES Morning Service 11.00 a.m. REV. M. C. MacDONALD, D.D., National Secretary .of the United Church Board of Home Missions. We Review the History of the Pir Perry Congregation, after Singing Following the Morning Service Lunch will be served in the Sunday School Room, so that we may have a pleasant time of fellowship together. eo LET'S MAKE THIS FAMILY DAY AT THE CHURCH e Church O p.m. PA Agr FAY FON RTE De if Mrs. Dymond spoke of the services supplied to cancer pat- ients in need of financial help. Home nursing is supplied for a period of 2 weeks and in ad- dition, housekeeping services are given for a month to the needy. Dressings are given either through volunteers or by way of public conveyance, and transportation to and from the Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto is provided by vol- unteer drivers. CHECK YOUR SUBSCRIPTION LABEL At Rest WOODS, Marietta -- At tha Wyoming Nursing Home, New York State, on Monday, April 26th, Marietta Tonkin, beloved wife of the late J. Fred Wods, dear sister of late Mrs, R. A, Spencer (Bessie) Long Branch, Ontario; (Minnie) of Port Perry, Ont, and the late Mrs, George Jack son (Zula), Port Perry, Ontario, Funeral services were held at Wyoming . Church Thursday, April 29th. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, Ontario, tions for 1966. farm people of Ontario. contained in it. quality of feed desired. on hand. UXBRIDGE 852-3321 ARE YOU GETTING WHAT YOU PAID FOR or ARE YOU PAYING FOR WHAT YOU GET? The Department of Agriculture, the Ontario Farmers own research department, has spent a great deal of time in publishing a booklet called Field Crop Recommenda- In it are contained the mixtures for the Every farmer should study the recommendations Seeding down is an expensive crop and why spend money on varieties and seeds which do mot put up the Your Co-op will Prescription Mix your Seeds. If you don't have a recommendation book call in. We have them Uxbridge Co-Operative (0-0P CORNER By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Co-operative PORT PERRY ZE. 8-4130 FRESH PORK Shoulder MIR LIQUID CHOICE 'HALVES TWIN PACK Cawker's Food Market "FREE DELIVERY Eversweet Bacon - 99 Prime Rib Roast - 69: Detergent zee. va J9e Aylmer Peaches 2-53 SCOTT TOWELS 35 " 20 oz. Tins ASSORTED COLOURS 43 PHONE 985 - 2221 CAWKERS FOOD MARKET PORT PERRY late Mrs. F. Beatty i