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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tusedey, Mey 3, 1960 § - WHITBY And DISTRICT DR. DYMOND TOURS HOSPITAL Hon. Matthew B. Dymond, Minister of Health, on Monday made a tour of inspection of the Ontario Hospital, at Whitby, on the opening of Mental Health Week. In the upper photo, Dr. Dymond right, checks on the soup, as Dr. H. B. McNeel, left, and chef Frank Hayes, centre, look on. Dr. MecNeel, who accompanied Dr. Dymond on the tour, is Chief of the Mental Health Division of the Department of Health. In the lower photo, Dr. Dymond chats with others on the visit. Left | | to right they are T. D. Thomas, MLA for Oshawa, Dr. Dymond and Dr. T. A. Sweet, assistant superintendent of the hospital at Whitby, who conducted the party through the reception wing at the hospital. Dept." of Health Photos Go All Out To Recruit Nurses Hon Minister M. B. Dymond, Ont: of Health, on Mon told staff members and guests at| will the Ontario Hospital p| course, she will write her Regis- y | tered Nurse examinations that this autumn the three schools| internship of nursing under the department During that year, would go "all out" to stimulate paid $200 per month. recruitment of nurses for the autumn classes nouncement during a tour of the hospital here during Health Week are at Whitby, Kingston Brockville. With stimulated terest this year, he said, he hopes to see 30 student nurses enroll | at Whitby in the fall | of leaders and He made the an- OFFER BURSARIES Dr. Dymond said that the de- Mental partment is also offering scholar- ships of $200 to students entering At the present time, he said, {he school, who have passed their there, are only three mental hos-|Grade XIII with 75 per cent or pitals in the province who do|more, If they maintain that stan have schools of nursing. These dard during their first year in and|ihe school, the scholarship is of- 0 fered again for the second year. The scholarships, he said, are intended to promote the training instructresses in Sweeping changes in the course, nursing in the hospitals higher pay and special bursar- Male nurses were not forgot ies are being offered by the de-|tan hy Dr. Dymond student the partment to get more nurses, he said. In future, present three-year course, become a two-year education course plus one year internship in an Ontario hospital During the first two years, he said, the student will receive $50 per: month in addition to any in-| produces the| play ducements now offered. At There is still a place in the will field of nursing for male nurses alland their enrollment should be encouraged." EASTERN HOLLYWOOD Cairo, the Egyptian capital in theatres all over completion of that two-year Arab world. but not receive her diploma until n Whitby |she has completed her one yaar's she will be Cantata Is Presented At : Si. Andrew's Presbyterian Church at the evening service last Sunday evening thi Son", by Fred Holten. Those tak ing solo parts were: Miss Mar- wet Frost, Mrs. Howard Me- Clement, Mr, John R. Frost, Mr. A. Crawford. The choir was afterward en- ained by the Young Women's Group of the Church. The chor- uses were beautifully done by & well nd well (rained choir und sadership of Mrs. P. N. Spratt organist. Have Shower At Home League The Salvation Army Women's Home League held its regular weekly meeting. The meeting was presided over by secretary Mrs. Fran Locke. During the business :, 1 ,| meeting final arrangements were moving pictures that the | made for the spring tea and bake sale to be held Friday, May 21, |at the new Citadel with Mrs, Locke as general convener and ed a film on "Five Oaks Chris- BROC Starts at 8:25 Only JAMES STEWART LEE REMICK BEN GAZZARA EVE ARDEN KATHRYN GRANT } 2c) FOE! Evenings Shows at 8:00 p.m. Now Playing Last Complete Show at 8:00 p.m. ARTHUR O'CONNELL WHITBY Phone MO 8-3618 {her committee is underway. | The meeting closed with pray- er led by Mrs. A. Carr. A social time was afterwards enjoyed in the form of a "Shower of Bless- ings" in honor of Mrs. Betty and useful gifts. Mrs. S. Shepard, was especially thanked for | artistic arrangements for the men's Home League. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Captain Zwicker, Mrs. A. Carr, Mrs. Donnithorne and Mrs MacDonald. Shipping Act Clause PARADE By GERRY BLAIR Eastern Canada is apparently well represented in the Allan Cup and Memorial Cup Championship finals this year being played in the west and east respectively, Out on the west coast, the Chatham Maroons have taken a'commanding 3-0 lead in their best-of-seven finals against Trail, with one game, a draw. However, the margin built up by the Maroons, is not necessarily indicative of the play, especially after Saturday night's thrilling, hard fought 2-1 de- vision in favor of Chatham. According to the game summary, Trail Smoke Eaters held a favorable edge in the first forty minutes of the contest, and except for the stout work of Cesare Maniago in goal for the Maroons, the final outcome might have differed some- what. Chatham needed only a tie last night to clinch the Canadian Senior "A" championship. If accom- plished; the first for the Maroons, in two attempts, and both in the west. Here in the East, things are considerably more one sided at present, with the St. Catharines Teepees leading 2 games to 1 having trounced the Edmonton Oil Kings in their last two outings, 6-2 and 9-1. The latter taking place last Sunday before, 10,000 or more at Maple Leaf Gardens, one of the largest Junior crowds since the Junior Canadiens were in their hey-day. Manager Leo LeClerc of the Oil Kings, made some astonishing prior to the open- ing game in St, Catharines. The that h club would not even win one me probably : some psychological effect on both clubs, St. Cath- arines could have become just a i complacent, and Edmonton, a little f p at the vote of con- fidence on the part of their manager. But proceedings immediately switched upon the arrival of the two clubs at game time on Friday night in Toronto. Obviously the larger ice surface played havoc with the Oil Kings, and their defence floundered incessantly. Things became progressively worse on Sunday, as the Teepee"s showed too mi speed and class for the Westerners. As yet, Cliff Pennington, heralded as one of the finer Junior hockey players has shown, little or no drive, which he exhibited here in Whit oy on several occassions. We figured Cliff to give h to prove Kitchener author ies wrong by not nim at Squaw: Valley, We think he can, ai will play much better before the conclusion Memorial Cup finals. TOWN AND COUNTRY ..... The club figured baseball experts in spring training to have no pitching, and just mediocre hitting, the Pittsburgh Pirates, have astonished almost everyone, but ap- parent emselves. The Bucs, riding a nine-game winning ak as of Sunday afternoon, compiled 25 runs ainst a bewildered Cincinnati club in two week-end games, Bob Friend, off to a dismal begin- ning 'last season, has won three straight, while 18- game winner last year, Vern Law has run up a tre- mendous 4-0 won-lost record to date. All these factors have contributed to a two game first place advantage over the San Francisco Giants Chicago White Sox, five game winning streak, led with Detroit's untimely six-game slump, have given the Sox the American League lead, a familiar position for them. How do you figure Detroit's sudden down-fall, after by not t Police Probe 6 Break-Ins Whitby police are investigating six s which eecur- red in less than five hours and which netted thieves nearly $100 in cash. All occurred Friday eve- ning while the occupants were out of their homes were noticed when the owners returned midnight. The home of William Chasser, 322 Cochrane street, was entered and $30 stolen. Police believe ig was made through a milk X. Missing from the home of L. G. Grobb, 324 Lyndview drive, was $4. The rear door was forced to gain entry. The Hurlburt home at 308 F: view was also entered and slolen. It is believe! that entry was made through the milkbox, Nothing was missiug from he home of John Reiger, 317 Fair view drive, although police be lieve the home was also entered through the milkbox. A rear window was opened the home of B. Yaroff, 121 Rag- ian street, and $6 was missing. The Ross Acton home, 211 Wel. lington street, was entered whes thieves forced a door. Nothing was missing. "NAME MAY QUEEN AT OLC Grade XIII student will receive | are Ethelwyn Proctor, 18, of her crown at the annual May | Scarborough, Miss 1 Lag, { | . rocker, 18, of - | Court Festival on May 21. She wa, Ont. All are Grade XIII | is shown above flanked by her | students. | two counsellors. Left to right Patricia Dunham, 19, daugh- | ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dun- | ham, Pickering, has been elect- ed May Queen at the Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby. The Minister Invites Public Visits | The Ontario Minister of Health, | hospital and see what we are do- |Hon, Dr. M. B. Dymond, MD, on ing and what we are trying to Monday called for all residents| do," he said. "I am sure you will| lof Ontario County and Oshawa |see marked progress, if you have| |to make themselves aware of the|visited here before and if you| |work that is being done for the have not had the opportulity of| mentally ill. Speaking at the On-|inspecting the hospital before, |tario Hospital in Whitby, at the|{you will see these aré hospitals |opening of Mental Health Week, |in the very best of tradition. e urged the public to accept the| t invit (Operation Friendship Mental Health Theme (Editor's Note: This is the|visits by their friends and rela. sec.uu in a series of articles by|tives on visiting days. Or is this Dr. Andrew A, Malcolm, Director|necessarily true? Is it possible of the Mental Health Clinic, On-|that at least a few of the rela- tario Hospital, Whitby, which|tives and friends who will visit will appear on these pages this|for the first time in months will week, Mental Health Week). |decide to return somewhat more Mental Health Week this year|often in the future? This is very . is called "Operation Friendship". much the hope of the men and Hy Dr. Dymond and his party in the course of this week the women responsible for Mental Bil # to hE and made a tour of the active treai-|people of every province of the Health Week this year. cL the hospital on Wednes-iment units of the hospital, locat-| country will be asked to visit| It is really more than just a and Friday afternoon of this|ed in the main building. He saw|patients in mental hospitals. eek. wu oa and talked to patients there and|Wherein lies the virtue in this Pore: We believe that this will be Mental illness, he said, is no made a personal inspection of plan? lone of the most obvious results respector of persons and for that|the facilities used First of all it should be moted|0f our effort this year. reason all of society should make Accompanying him were Dr. that a good many of the people ARE YOU THE MAN |phemselves aware af Wis 5 be . A. Sweet, assistant superin-|in mental hospitals have no visi- jog he a . Inen a p spl lS | tendent of the hospital, Dr. H. B.|tors at all. It is possible that a she ake a for oe GER" Cl" "he" onal Seo he wi) Fenty sly I'not just tucked away and forgot.| Health Division of the Depart-|meeting visitors from the com- ment of Health, T. D. Thomas, | munity this week. And then after| for the Whitby Area? You probably knew life under. writers whe have achieved o y ial degree of financiel independence. In fact, you wel ten. . MLA, of Oshawa, Mayor Stanley| 4 | } og , k , 3 next Mond verything wil | ciahe greater the interest of So-| Martin, of Whitby, Whitby Town {urn to NOFMAL. Dy EY Hough uickl the health "au Clerk Join R. Frost, Whitby|ple will have no visitors on visit- | thorities will ah their oal| Kiwanis Club president Robert/ing days as usual. Or is this of doing their utmost to hej E02 Cawker, Postmaster William|quite true? Is it possible that at jof do i. hen d P the Brown, Paul Babarik, president|least a few of the th of [mentaly il recover. |of the Oshawa and Ontario Coun-| people who will visit hospitals ty branch of the Canadian Ment- this week will continue to visit {WILL SEE PROGRESS "] ask you .to go through this'al Health Association, and others. | Expansion Of Japan's Flee | 'Helped Along By Gov't By TAKESHI SATO { The interest rate for fiscal TOKYO (Reuters) -- Japan's|funds, supplied through the De- merchant navy, now fifth among velopme : Bank of Japan, was |the world's maritime nations, is reduced temporarily to five yer such a profitable beginning; winning five in-a-row? .....We hear via the grape vine, that Whitby in- | terests have entered a team in the Southern Ontario County softball league. If those concerned with run- ning the club would like publicity and general cover- after the week is over? This is very much of the hope of the men and women I ible for probably have considered sell- ing life insurance yourself. But you hesitated to make inquiries mental health week this year. And then there are many patients in mental hospitals who receive only a few visits from r or of the year, No doubt during this {week they will see many more |people, more of their relatives, {more of their friends. And then |after next Monday everything |will return to normal. These |same people will have only rare you were uncertein esbout your own chences of success. Now you cen find out Pro while, eengining in your -- at ne LRA For further details please write: BOX 514, OSHAWA TIMES to get new subsidies to help ex-| cent by a government d pansion. | September, 1959. The government has decided to] The revived subsidies are de- [revive the system, suspended | signed to cut the effective aver- three years ago, of subsidizing age interest rate for commercial the servicing of loans for the|loans also to about five per cent. {building of new ships. It also has | PROFIT A FACTOR lagreed to increase subsidies for] Under revised rules, subsidy age in this column, give us a call at RA 5-9816. We would be happy to oblige. The aforementioned also pertains to any softball, baseball or lacrosse organ- izations in Whitby, and outlying communities. This column is at your disposal, and if you get the in- formation into us we would be glad to assist opera- St. Andrew's' presented | Easter Cantata "God's Only| Several members of the Home included some very descriptive League volunteered to canvas for|colored pictures the Red Shield campaign which Five Oaks as a Christian Work- lers' Wilson who received many lovely |, of Brookiin, [after lunch at 1.30 p.m the/new members present | shower and also for all her timeé)|future activities we are planning) devoted to the work of the Wo-|for the group. tions in our small way. the promotion of increased com.|payment will be stopped to any petition by Japanese ships in [shipping firm if its post-tax rate | international trade with vessels|of profit exceeds eight per cent. WHITBY PERSONALS {flying other flags. | A firm whose profit rate ex- Japanese shipping interests/ceeds 12 per cent will be re. " " o |consider that they are entitled to quired to repay past subsidies to r. S. A. Brett is visiting his| Mr. Herman Rombough, of 210/roceive subsidies because war|the extent of 50 per cent of the son Harold of Thorncrest Village. |Trent St., is in the Oshawa Gen-|.ompensation due to them was extra profit. members of St. Andrew's | 672 Hospital where he under- cancelled. The merchant fleet| It is expected the subsidies will rian Church choir were| Went surgery. uffered serious damage during enable the Japanese shipping in- tai in the Sunday school] Mr. Leo Veasen, Toronto, Mr, the war. |dustry to strengthen its position t Sunday evening by the Mathew Verhaegh, Cooksville,|CUT INTEREST RATES |by_about 200,000 gross tons. Young Women's Group, after the| Mr. and Mrs. C. Oerlemens, Fair-|- Continued expansion of the fleet The total strength of the Japa- presentation of the Cantata. Mrs. port Beach, met at the home of|/with government aid is con-|nese merchant fleet at the end Alex Andrew was the convener.|Mr. and Mrs. Albert Willems, of sidered necessary to improve|ot June, 1959, was 2,775 vessels Mrs, John R. Frost and Mrs, Tom|Byron St. N., to prepare for the Japan's balance of invisible aggregating 6,276,689 gross tons. Scott poured tea. goming visit Ro Mr: and Mrs. trade. { w-- et lee erhoegh, of Holland, parents of] The post-war rehabilitation of| In 1959, the Oshawa General wii Saturday evesing 3 selMry, Willems who will visit their|the merchant fleet has been fi-|Hospital operated at 22 per cent The Ontario Céunty Registered [nanced mainly by fiscal funds above the "danger point" which ; : The | family. | in Te aehare' Associat] Es pina ., [bearing 6.5-per-cent Interest, and| medical experts have set as the ic Teachers Assotiation Bre Lonstable a Mrs. D. L. Ogil- commercial loans with an aver-| maximum capacity to allow the i a takin |Vie a eir son Peter, of Ofta-| ape interest rate of 9.4 per cent. hospital to function at peak effi are dun dh Jinong those taniog wa, have eiuriied to their home| 'These rates are considered in|ciency. This situation can be pa Mo Marv Beth eC anere Jarier spending Several das Visit-| Japan to be substantially higher [corrected by the building of the and Miss y g My. and Mrs. R. Wille, of than those charged in other ma- planned new wing which will ac- ented a Science Now Without Pain Finds Toronto, Ont. ( ial)--For be first time pi found a tew healing substance with the ibility to shrink hemorrhoids to relieve pain and itching 1 ids have been relieved with this inexpensive substance right in the privacy of their own home without any discomfort er inconvenience In one case after es yp phi fn " was reported and verified by doctors' observations Pain was promptly relieved. And hike gently reliving pain, actual uction or retraction (shrinki took place inp And most amazing of all--thw p t was ined in eases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of many months! In fact, results were so thorough Shrinks Piles Or Discomfort Healing Substance That Relieves Psi dl Te (achectts Prin This new healing bsunce » offered in ay; ilor 1 form called Preparotion Ask fo in A seal convenient P on H 8 itories or Preparation A ointment with special applicator. Preparation H It Sold at all drug stores action \ guaranteed or money pupils of Mrs. P. N. Spratt, of Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. A. ;.. i i Whithy _| Ogilvie, of Oshawa, their parents. [2° Mercantile countries. . fommiedate 20 Hi-C Group Sees Film At United Church | Hi-C stands for High School| Christian Young People. | Last Sunday our group enjoy- Not sure if you're coming or going? tian Workers Centre' The film| and vies on] Centre On May 8, we are taking a trip| to the Cedarvale School for Girls in Georgetown. Arrangements are being made by David Heo2, Jeon Fairman and Marg. Tweedy. The T'.("s are leaving the church| old and] for the We hope to see all School Principal _ | Appointed Director OTTAWA (CP)--Rev. Marcel] Be organized. Open a Personal Chequing Account (wo pay bills) and a Savings Account j" (for saving, naturally) at | Duguay, 49, principal of the Uni-| versity of Ottawa High School| IMPERIAL / 7% BAIN KK Zz bist "To Be Introduced I |since 1958, has been appointed) ADMITTANCE OTTAWA (CP) -- Amendments | to the Canadian Shipping Act parish priest and director of the| | affecting pilotage on the Great|/Oblate house in Kapuskasing, it| Lakes will be introduce 1 Pa annouriced today. He re-| liament this nsport |, NU Yen tai places Rev wrence A. Walker, | Minister Monday. He e " Ja ence a ket who will arrive in Ottawa this| ond JOSEPH N. WELCH as Judge Weaver TO PERSONS YEARS OF AGE on Ove session, 1 For This Attraction Only One Complete Show Each Night -- Starting 8 p.m. Hees said Nigerian Painted Wooden Mask; ] was replying in the Commons to o oden Mask; Early 20th Century. Royal Ontario Museum, Toronta Douglas Fisher (CCF «-- Port| Week to take over as treasurer of Arthur). the university.