The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

w) SNE SR Pa Ry . 3 ei es SARE ET Hospital Auxiliary welcome new members February meeting of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary met in the hospital on Feb. 16 with 25 ladies attending. The President Ileen Pugh - opened the meeting with a poem entitled "Just a Little More' and extended a warm welcome to all present, especially our new mem- bers. Mary Cannon - acting as secretary read the minutes of the last meeting, same adopted as read. Treasurer Bonnie Gerrow 2 Sy Moods in Music '76, a presentation of music by the gave a report of the general finances which showed an encouraging bank balance. Two "Thank You' notes were read and special thank you extended to those friends who sent in hand knitted articles and baby sets for tuck shop. Mrs. White, director of nursing for hospital, was present at the meeting, and commented on the Volunteer program in hospital. With problems being solved, more volunteers, the pro- Jd Loh Port Perry United Church Choir last week was obviously enjoyed by those who attended. Barbara Gibson and her father Irv Gibson are two of the performers who took part. | ELT ET ETT The ELE ETE EE EE EEE NE EEE EERE EERE EEE EEE EERE EET ETT CottageGallery 9 William St. East - Oshawa, Ont. Phone 728-4111 10% 30% OFF * Framed Original Oils * Water Colours * Reproductions FREE LABOUR ON CUSTOM FRAMING Sale commences Feb. 26th - March 6th En ETE EE TEETER EE EEE EE EEE EE TE ETT THT THT TTT TT 13 gram is becoming more efficient and a manicure set was also on display, pur- chased for the use of hos- pital patients. Mr. Brown, the hospital administrator, = announced the annual Board meeting to be March 31 at 8 p.m. in Municipal building. Joanne Huston reported on purchases for Tuck Shop and Camille Crosier report- ed on the finances showing a healthy balance in this department. Marion Webster reported 12 babies born in hospital last month and asked for donations of any type of knitted slippers which would be acceptable for Sale in Tuck Shop. We welcome Mrs. June Aldridge to our Auxiliary and pleased to report June has kindly accepted the position as secretary. Spring conference will be held at Red Oak Inn, Peter- borough on April 7. More details later. ~ All are looking forward to the Spring Fashion Show in High School Auditorium, - April 14. Annual Spring Fair will take place May 15 in St. John's Presbyterian Church. A committee of M. Cannon, B. Gerrow, C. Crozier and D. Holland was appointed to finalize plans. More infor- mation on this event next month. A paper on Volunteer Nursing Home News The past two weeks have been busy. We have had our regular church services on Tuesday, and bingo on Thursdays. Last week the Mariposa ladies group, as- sisted with the bingo. We enjoyed having them. Our bazaar and tea was very successful. We saw friends that we hadn't seen in 'months. While we were pleased with our sale - it was the opportunity to visit with so many friends that made the day so special. Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Letcher, Mrs. Byers and Mrs. Phoenix poured tea. Our profit of over $250.00 will be used for on- going activities. We are indebted to our volunteers who contributed to our sale and also came to help on Thursday afternoon. Friday evening the Club Richelieu from Oshawa ent- ertained at a Wine and Cheese party. We had Dr. Rennie, John Grieves, Jack { Hope and Clare Whitter to provide the lively music that we all enjoy. Last week we had some- thing different. A profession- al photographer has offered to take everyones picture. These will be offered for sale if we like them, with no obligation to buy. Several of us had our pictures taken last Tuesday. The photo- grapher is coming back another day to finish. We will let you know when the pic- tures are ready. Last Monday evening the Kinettes entertained with George Beare. We always enjoy the Kinettes program and this was no exception - Again thank you. Thursday the Honeydale W.I. presented a most enjoy- able afternoon of entertain- ment and lunch. Since it was an afternoon-program many of us who cannot come at -night were able to partici- pate. Thank you ladies. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1976 -- 7 work was read by lleen Pugh. This proved very informative regarding volunteer work in hospital and explained very closely how this work is linked Ope Financial as between the workers, patients and staff. the Lunch was served by Mrs. Aldred and Mrs. Aird. adjourned. Meeting Mrs. G. Wanamaker new doors to small business sistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business MR. J .Y.BUKTAW, JR. one of our representatives Uxbridge Municipal Office, 20 Bascom Street, will be at Uxbridge, on Thursday, February 26th, 1976 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Telephone 852-3301 for an appointment If you require financi ing to start, modernize or OE UL ETNA ITH LEE GE TCR FL ERT obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and LLL HTL ERAT RTT TCR CIC CL RR 1) FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our #4 FEDERAL [2[ONY/AY/2N8) CTI CEE ENT DEVELOPMENT BANK 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario Phone: 416-576-6800 NTER CLEARANCE MAKING ROOM FOR SPRING INVENTORY (Alterations Extra) (All Sales Are Final) SWEATERS Sleeveless Vests, Cardigans & Turtlenecks CASUAL Broken Siz SLACKS es & Colours Jeans & Corduroys OUTERWEAR Cloth, Nylon & Leather Coats 1/3 OFF All other lines reduced by 1/ 3 OFF Cregony 2 TUXEDO RE En » SENS. Lakeview Plaza Por! Perry 'MEN'S WEAR NTALS Phone 985.8160 \