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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Jenwery §, 1961 21 sucess snd Aeris] services for pan. irepiment'" may well become 2 The frend towsrde reciprocal ple aver 19 purist. slogan of the future 10 arrangements is growing fn add There i6 8 growing movement atirset British veltors. The Scan fiom 16 Denmark, Norway, Soe in the Birection of reciprocal (mavisn conntries and Yngosievia den, Yugoslavia and New Zen health agreements between Brit have a special sppesl (or (he land. there Bre cOmprenenpive sin and other countries, bt no British tourist in (het they offer reciprocal ATHAAgEmELs with the the Chapnel Is (rind clrcies in London sre keerly nieresien BAR ARNOMRCEMEN "made of 5 reciprocsl health ser lee agreement which has beep [made between New Zesiand and the British ministry of hesith COFFIN STOLEN BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) = Vrancisen Rapertc Mansni of fhe department of Leones ia the prove No agreement 8 yet possible sith Cenadn becanse of the meagre nature of the free na tional hesith services which Can Heavyweights Reciprocal re WN or Deencnanan Hold Meeting PORY PERRY The Chri Hesvyweighls was in the form of |, party and installation combined pi A 28 impressive ceremony the © elected officers for the i jneld mas meeting of the Port PerryiTie Christmas services and Hobs the first week of momusion were well nd an inspiration lo 'Health P | Agreement By M. McINTYRE ROOD Tanuary attended, all Special LONDON -- Canadians in offi. excludes speciacies, some appli The ministry has announced thet |New Zealand has made sil the (health benefits of that country Laveilable to British visors. The {New Zeslond service, the mimis try states, is pearly As Compre hensive as thet of Britain provided in Aom to The Oshawa Times Sunshine but WIDE APPLICATION such sgreement with Canada is (il free medical cover in ease of Isle of Man possible because the sate med eal and health services in Canada, fall far short of those which sre United King need i. The difficulty shot nego fisted srrangenents France s that few other countries have burg, Malia and Netherlands snd of |Switzeriand, finesse or injnry the tating reciprocst and free medical nearly so much io offer, Britain's service is open to all Sark. Agreements for » foreigners tn the country whe form of coverage have heen nego the Island of rit ed fands, excluding Betginm Loxem with Austris fornel, Waly ada has to offer WOMEN DOCTORS The Women's Medical College oon with Tucumsn rural Penneylvania wes opened 8 people Philadelphia wn 18% ince of Tucuman reporigd tn poe fice that the coffin he kept under Wis hed had been stolen. Tn Manan had (ready for nse when #2 ooffin needed - newly : 1981 term were duly installed by installing officer Mrs. Bruce Es pie, Mrs, Leach, of Manchester the presiding president was re elected to this office and in #8 few well-chosen words thanked (he members for their support dur ing the past year and continued interest for the coming year Mrs, Boyer was choses Queen for 1990 snd was crowned by Mrs, Cummings in the shsence of 18st year's queen and also re eslved & cheque. The treasurer gave the annual statement and a» cheque for $10 was donated tn the local Hospital Auxiliary, A card of thanks was acknowledged from Mrs. Tay Isr who was recently hospitaliz od At the close of the meeting » Christmas Gift Exchange was held Mrs, Taylor, who made a de lightful hostess, served a daintily arranged low eslorie lunch which was appreciated by all The next meeting will he held on Thursday, Jan. 5 The prize winners af the Kay van's Ladies' Wear were Mrs Wes St. John who received the electric blanket; Mrs. Langille won the wool blanket and "rs George Parry the sel of sheets and pillowcases King Whyte CR( eollecting ice skates for Indian ehildren in the far north 1f any tlk ix the eommunity have such articles in donate to this worthy cause please contact Jimmy Taylor or leave them at Taylor's five-and ten store The Chamber of Commerce along with the Hydro Department has arranged an outdoor lighting enntest for the past few years and the prizes for the home de eorations went this year (an Mr Harold Marlyn Mr. Gordon Goode and Mr. Stan Mumford DECEMBER MEET The December meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the United Chureh was held in|] the form of a Christmas theme and was presided over by the president, Mrs. 8 N. Griffen Givatitying annual reports were presented and: the literature sec retary, Miss Harris reporied with a reading "No Time To telerasier ead At the close of the business session @ most impressive me morisl service was conducted b Mrs, Roy Cornish, for two for mer members of the afternoon auxiliary, Mrs, George R, Dave and Mrs. Teonard Colbear Mr Davey was a very achive work er in the Church and Women's Christian Temperance Union until forced to retire hecause of {11 health. Mra. Colhear gave un stintingly of her time and eof fort in the different church or vanizations until her sudden passing. She will he greatly missed in this auxiliary Miss E. Harris opened the Christmas program with a love ly Christmas Story When The Wise Men Appeared and Mrs, Buchner favored with a dust "Dear Little Stranger Congratulations fo Mrs, © H Gerrow of 110 Agnes street, Osh awa, a former resident of Port Perry, who recently celebrated her 90th birthday The Christmas meeting of Si John's Prebyterign Church Wom en's Missionary Society wa held at the home of the presi dent, Mrs, Armstrong. The presi dent presided over the meeting and 14 ladies were present. Two new members were introduced Mrs. MePhaden and Miss Wil liams. Satisfactory reports for 1960 were given hy the various officers in charge. Mrs. Patter son reported the sale of a quill and thanked the ladies who help ed with the quilting Mrs. Donald Milne as plea santly surprised when Mrs Mac Master presented her with a Life Membership in the Sociefy It was decided to have more thought and discussion regarding the amalgamation of the WMS and the Ladies' Aid before mak ing any decision the members had recently ved her Canadian Citizenship and every one was pleased that Mrs Elsner had heen so honored The program was in the spirit of Christmas, conducted hy Mrs Civant Christie and assisted bh Mrs Bentley and M Perr Mrs, Patterson broujht in the report of the nominating commit tee and Dr, Armstrong installed the officers for 1961, The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Patterson RUSY PLACE The Church of the A has been a hive of activity since the completion of the new hall Quite a number of the members and children attended the annual pageant held at Trinity Anglican Church in Toronto A white gift service was held when members and friends hrought their offerings of good cheer to help those more unfortunate than themselves The Rihle class of young teen agers held a Christmas party in the form of a skating outing The Ladies' Club have had several successful euchre par ties. The Young People's Organ ization has been quite active Nominations for officers have been completed and election and plans for social activities will be made at the next meeting The Evening Guild held their annual Christmas party in the pew hall A splendid evening of fun was enjoyed with the ax change of gifts and a potluck supper. The members took the responsibility of decorating the Church for the Christmas Fes tivities The Afternoon Guild was alse held in the new hall when the election of officers for 1961 was held. The three ladies who have held office were returned -- Mrs Albert Allen as president, Mrs f CC Whithy, as secretas and Mra. E Hayes as treasurer The group donated $100 to the . The next meeting will be} One of rece censoin sueeessiul 4 OP AY 1 AL Imported Italian Broom. 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