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" ITD SY She i ah SN ' & i 5 i SEN } nial debi Mr. Mrs. R. Gray Observe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray, 58 Carnegie Street, Port Perry, celebrated their fiftieth anniv: ersary 'of their marriage on May 24th. "The festivities began- with a family dinner in Port Perry United Church on Thursday, ~ May 22nd. Relatives gathered from England, Toronto, Oak- 'ville, Montreal Quebec, Cop- 'per Cliff and Port Perry. It was a very happy meal in a gaily decorated Church, with the opening of gifts in Church Lounge afterwards. Assisting Mrs. Gray and her daughter Mrs. Alec Rice as hostesses were Mrs. Cecil Newnham ard: Mrs. Harold Holtby On Saturday, the day of the Anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Gray received their many friends at their home in the - afternoon and evening. Mrs. | Dorothea Koch, close friend COMPLETE REAL ESTATE LTO -REALIOR REAL ESTATE tabled Ste whi de dein hdd i pe aaww BOB'S CARPENTRY Specializing in Rec 'BOB -30thWedding Anniversary and first Port Perry neighbour of the couple, greeted the guests at the door. Miss Mamie Madsen attended the Guest Book. Servers were Mrs. Rob- ert Munro (Betty), Miss Karen Rice, granddaughters; Mrs. Don Barbig (Joyce) niece, and Mrs. Eric Schultz (Joan) niece |- and Mr. Gray's only relative in Canada. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. - Percy Willis of Port Perry and Mrs, Gordon Rice of Toronthy; in the evening Miss Jessie Baynes, Mrs. Gray's sister, and Mrs. Charles Johnson, a cousin. ~ Miss Baynes, Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 'Baynes, 'Mrs. Gray's brother all from England, have been visiting Port Perry for the month of May to be present for this occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Gray have been residents in Port Perry for the past 4% years. Both are active members of the United Church here. Mr: Gray has. served a year as treasurer of the Memorial Library] Board, and 'is at present presi-} dent of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club. Built-ins, etc. Courtesy,' Imagination and Estimates Free. BERO SEAGRAVE -- 985-7027 Rooms, Kitchens, EXPRESSION OF "TAN ADVANCE POLL For The ~ RESPECTING THE PROPOSED 'GENERAL FARM ORGANIZATION IN ONTARIO Will Be. HeldOn = "THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969 : © (AtThe : {ontario Department of Agriculture and Food Office 16 Bascom Street : UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. oH, L. Fair - Returning C Officer OPINION POLL Of Ont. Mr. John Martin, Beaver- the ' Ontario County "Tuber- culosis and Respiratory Dis- ease Association "at the an- nual meeting held on Tues- | day. Elected to the Executive Council from JPort Perry were: Mr. N. P. Aldred, Mrs, D. L: Crozier, Mrs. M. B. Dy- mond, Mrs. A. Harper, Mr. and--Mrs. R. Wilbur; from Seagrave--Mrs. P. Diamond, and from Greenbank -- Mrs. Rae Dusty. t the annual meeting of tario County Tubercu- losis Respiratory Disease Assofiation held "at North- minster United Church' on Tuesday, the speaker was Dr. Norman C. Delarue, chest surgeon, Toronto General Hospital, and assistant pro- fessor in: surgery, University of Toronto. Dr. Delarue's topic was on smoking: and respiratory. di- sease, and he gave a startling 'and factual talk concerning thé dangers of smoking, us- ing a film strip "Dyjng for a Smoke" to accentuate his points. The speaker _ said that, for a long time, they had not dared to - tell' the public the whole story--for the implications are terrify- ing; but that the public was now beginning to take the story seriously. Among the many _ thought provoking statistics given by the speaker, were included: smokers. have everything -- cancer, emphysema, heart disease, ete; unnegessary, premature deaths in 100,000 people in 1969 because they .smoke; within 2- 3 years, the] death rate will be greater for bronchitis and emphysema than for lung cancer; child: birth deaths double in mo- thers who smoke; bladder cancer doubles in smokers; there has never been a pla- gue or war which has taken tonwas elected President of | eR « NPY OR OAS BAY 0 tg IN Elect Beaverton Man President County TB Association life at this awesome rate, "With the use of slides, Dr. Delarue showed that cigar- ettes cause disease and mal- function of the body organs. He shot down many of the 'misconceptions of the public concerning 'cigarette _smok- ing. To the many people who ask "Why quit - damage al- 'ready done?" the doctor stat: ed thatthe body 'can repair nfuch df the damaged tissue. He said"-the difficulty in stopping smoking cannot be minimized -- but it has been over-emphasized. There are now ten million confirmed 'stopped - smokers' now in North America. A question and answer period followed. The speaker was introdu- ced by Dr. Keith Madgwick, who brought greetings: from the Ontario County Medical Association. Mrs. C. D.-Rus- sell, vice-president of the TB- RD Association thanked the speaker, Alderman Gordon- Atters- ley brought greetings from Mayor A. Hayward Murdoch, Oshawa, Dr. W. H. Gross, representing the Ontario De- partment of Health stated how proud the department was with the latest develop- ments of the Ontario County 'TBRD Association. Dr. H, T. McClintock, Director, Gage Institute Chest Clinic, con- gratulated the Association on the marked increase in ser- vices rendered to the county. _Annual reports were pre- sented in book form. In his report, Dr. H. A. Richmond, chairman; medical advisory committee, stated that the during --the-- past ~year had been the opening of the new X-Ray Clinic and Testing Centre. He said that because of the enthusiastic response to the Christmas Seal Cam- paign, the association was able to finance the clinic - | most significant development Port Perry United Church Sunday - School Anniversary was held last Sunday, June 8th, 1969, and the Church was filled to capacity. The guest speaker, Miss Lillian "Taylor, Reg. N., has served as a missionary nurse and nursing teacher United Church hospital in Angola, Africa. Miss Taylor has a lengthy career as a mis- sionary, serving for 3 years in China_ before transferring to Africa where she has been for the past 13 years, and will retum there this coming Oct- ober, - During the Service, Religion in Life Badges earned as Scouts' were presented to Reesor, and to 'Alan Waldins- perger by Mr. Stanley Plough:| man. Mrs. Roy Lane presented Bibles for-perfect attendance} for one year to Mary Lou Bourgeois, Janie DeShane, Carol Lane, Janice Lown, Melanie Tassel, 'Margaret Waldinsperger- and Timmie Bower; books for two years perfect attendance were given to Janice Pargeter, Marie Wal- diisperfer and Peter Lane, ~ Mr. Gordon Reesor 'present- ~ Bibles, Badges Presented AtS. S. Anniversary in the| Wayne Taylor by Mr. Charles]: ed to 'Donna Pargeter and Karen Davidson who had two years éxcellenit attendance at C.G.LT., Sunday School ard | by their leaders as showing loyalty and co-operation to the C.G.LT. group. Mr. Reesor is superinten- dent of the Sunday School and assisted the minister Rev. Alec Rice, in conducting the Service. Cedar Crook Brian Armstrong was a patient in Oshawa General Hospital last week. GR Miss Sandra Greenwood is 'back home from a four week trip to England and Spain. turned home on Thursday from a three week visit with relatives in Holland. ~~ : Lorne and Lance Phare' 'of Tyrone visited George Kil- patrick Saturday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laroc. que and Paul Jr. of Port Perry were Saturday visitors with Mr. and, Mrs. Church, and were recognized]. Vistor | Larocq : ue, ORR TERY completely, - and _ that" they clinic was available to every: one in the county, Dr. Rich- mond described the multi- phasic testing survey which had been organized by the TB-RD Association and 'stat- ed that either of. these two developments alone wauld be worthy of note for any 'vol unteer agency, but both in one year was viewed as out- standing progress by the Me- dical Advisory Committee. Dr. John Chmara, chair- man, case findiftg committee, mentioned in his report that the "association had assisted .in x-ray screening. teachers, food handlers, barbers and hardressers. The association had also paid for all surveys conducted at Homes for the Aged in Oshawa, Whitby and Beaverton. The Department of Health has asked the association to organize an industrial mass survey in 1970, and the Ont- ario Department of Health is reserving a mobile. unit for the association to conduct-a multiphasic testing survey throughout the county, when the Oshawa survey has been completed. The Rev. Dr. H. A; Mellow, chairman, srehabilitation and social service, listed the many services rendered to county = patients suffering from TB, emphysema 'and other respiratory diseases. The report of the nomin- ating committee was given by Mr. J. N. White, Canning- ton, a past president of the association, - The" new' execu: tive for 1969: 70 are: 'President--Mr. John, Martin, Beaverton Immed.-Past President--Mr.- William Low, Uxbridge Vice-President--Mrs, C. D. position of Life-guard Swimming: -Pool. = Office. Russell, Oshawa 3 Vice-President--Mr. J. Whiting, Brooklin - Vice-President--Mr. C. E, Morley, 'Pickering Chairmen of Committees: Medieal Advisory--Dr. H.-W. ~~ Richmond, Oshawa Case Finding--Dr. John Chmara,; Oshawa Health Education--Mrs. R. © "W. Shier, Sunderland Rehabilitation--Rey. Dr. H. A. Mellow, Oshawa Public Relations--Mrs. M. E. Shier, Cannington Christmas Seal Campaign-- Mr. D, L. Crozier, Port Perry =I EDOINGS AND (00ING HE BILLING COMES BRIAN s SUPERTEST OPEN - LUBRICATION EXPERT WHEEL BALANCING PHONE 005. REFRESHMENT ® 24 HOUR TOWING eo APPLICATIONS WANTED VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY Applications will be received by Council for the: Further information may be had at the Treasurer' Ss Applications to be in the hands of the under- signed by noon, Wednesday, June 18, 1969. Village of Port Perry ICE--Block & Cube at the Birdseye Centre : John F. Raines Clerk-Treasurer of the Lr & Refieshmionts = CORPORATION: OF THE. CITY OF. OSHAWA ipied You are cordially invited' to attend the he ahi 2 Offica Opening Mrs, John den Boer re-{} : S of ; i {The Robert MeLaughiin Golly Civic Squire, Oshawa on Thursday, June 19 1969, at 3: 00 hs m. / . 7 DAYS A WEEK (Emergency Groceries) >