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pl ey yf 4 20 eh ' v , a [J EE a A a A A A RSE. The regular monthly meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary was held on Mon- day. Marth 18th. at the Hospital. In the absence of the President, Jeanne Goode, the Vice President Mrs. llean Pugh, chaired the meeting. It was opened with all repeating the Lord's Prayer. It was nice to see such a large turnout, over 30 ladies were present. Perhaps the "nicer weather helped. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read by Norma Crowell, and adop- ted as read. A favourable treasurer's report was given by Bonrie Gerrow. Mary Cannon re- ports that the total sales for the Tuck Shop to date for this year are $1,859.63. The Infant Care Centre purchased by the Hospital Auxiliary is now in use "in the hospital. Marion Webster reports that since February 18th to March 18th. there have been 10 boys and 1 girl babies born in the hospital. who says we don't need our Maternity wing"? There have been 39 babies born in the hospital since the first of the year. The annual meeting of the Community Memorial Hospi tal Board of Directors will be held at the Municipal. Buildings on April 24th. at 8 p.m. and the general public is cordially invited to attend this meeting. Remember this is your hospital. Hospital Day will be held this year on May 12th. More on this at a later date. Due to Easter Monday 0 985-2066 WHERE GOOD FOOD IS ON THE MENU EVERYDAY Our private FACILITIES FOR: It's Easy to prices. EMIELS PLA Banquet Room is now open © PARTIES o MEETINGS e RECEPTIONS (of groups up to 40 people) "Enjoy our cosy fireplace atmosphere"' (Room may be licenced if desired) lose your money without, comparing our new and used car Your Car will bring Top Trade-In Dollars at Cy Wilson Ford Sales." Cash In on the Savings we are offering on all our dependable, new and used cars. We Will Sell | Any new car $200.00 above Dealer Cost to any New Car Customers. if you buy A > "BEFORE YOU BUY - SEE CY" CY WILSON FORD SALES Manchester -- 985-7373 MANCHESTER'S LARGEST ny gg >a id a ~" Hospital Auxiliary News talling on our normal meeting day, the April meeting will be held one week earlier, April 8th, The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Joanne Huston. Results of Music Exams These are students of Marie Devereux Theory Grade [II Rudiments First Class Honors, Joyce Mulder, Mary Jane Ball. Piano Grade 10. Honors, Joan Evans: Grade 9. First Class Honors. Beverley Sim- monds: Honors Mary Skin- ner. Grade 6. Pass Anna Tavlor. Grade 4. Honors Gavin McCallum. Singing Grade 2, First Class Honors Andrea MacGregor. First Partial: Grade 9. Eileen Bath. Grade 8 Joy Panabaker: Anna Robertson; Janet Watson: Dorothy Kevzers: Nancy Evans: Carol Anne Morrison. Singing: Grade 10. Grade 9. Grade 8. Anne Hope: Alice Carnahan; K/\Y AR UREN SH DES SRVIVIFANS SI AN Christine Bone. ew Ve . ra = > 0d OX SNOWBALLS? To illustrate the size of some of the snowballs seen in fields around the area last week of loaf of bread was placed beside one. This was one of the larger of the thousands seen. Big ones, small ones, some as big... "1 have never seen any- thing like it." was one com- ment last Saturday when a number ol people reported the fields and lake in the Scugog Twp. area were covered with thousands of Fresh, new patterns. Ready-pasted. Vinyl-coated. Come in soon and see these wonderful patterns. large snowballs. High winds and packy sniyv caused what might be called a Phenomenon when the wind litterly rolled the smow into snowballs. In some places they were as his Weel Young and Fanciful Books big as basketballs, while others were much smaller. One farmer in the Green- bank area said that the lemperature must have been just right and the wind Just strong enough for this to happen. SINGLE ROLL 4.95 fo 5.25 and *5,50 Largeroom Lots for any room 89° nd 99° 'Single Roll Cushion Floor 4 Yards Wide A wall designs for young people *3.95 and 5.95 Square Yard