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ANN LANDERS 'Rehabilitated Patients Defend All Treatments: 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 6, 1965 Wiis oe ee. ee VISITICE WOV! At the Oshawa Rotary Club's recent President's Ball held at the Oshawa Golf Club, those receiving were the president, Mr, Geoffrey Andrews and Mrs, Andrews; the District Governor, Mr. Jack Hughes and Mrs. Hughes; and the vice-president, eg jOVEINOL Greeis Guesis | Annual Rotary President's Rall Sliter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leing, Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert E. McKinstry, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Magee, Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Hall, Mr, and Mrs. C. R. Eliott, Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Lyons, Mr. and Mrs, Terrence Kelly, Mr. Dear Readers: I received tre--months in the state hospital. I mendous response to the letter|just read the letter from the from the mother of the 15-year-)mother who complained about old mental patient who com-|the way they treated her son. mitted her son to a state men-|What did she expect? Color TV tal hospital. She wrote: 'I know|in every room maybe? A lot of patients used to be treated like|kids who are mentally ill get animals but I thought conditions|away with murder at home. This had been improved." Her signa-|doesn't help them get well. I ture was "Faith Shattered." | know because it was part of my » I asked my readers if this let-/problem. They are teaching me ter could have come from theirjhere to be an adult, and I am state. Here is a sampling of the/grateful.--Ex Psycho replies: : ; New York: I was a patient in California: I am a former pa-|@ New York state mental hos- tient of a state mental hospital|pital and I swear to God a per- in California. It might surprise|son couldn't get better treatment but I am taking the side of|if he went to the fanciest private e state. If that boy tries to es-/hospital in the country.--Re- cape twice, the third time he|covered might have twisted the iron leg off a bed and split a nurse's! Mlinois: My sister is a patient head open. at the Illinois Psychiatric Insti- I was put into solitary when I|tute. We hated to commit her be- fmagined the attendants were|cause we had heard state hos- conspiring to kill me and hide/pitals were snake pits. I can re- my body. port that she has been treated ' I threw a full tray of food at|beautifully and has shown re- a nurse and I. was placed in a|markable improvement. I thank Toom with only a mattress on|the Lord we live in Illinois. -- the floor. Now that I am well I/Proud understand things better. Th | employees of the California} Connecticut: "Faith Shat-) state hospital system deserve|tered" could not have written Medals for their bravery andjfrom our state. We operate two their kindness. --D.B.L. residential treatment programs ' for children up to 16, plus many North Carolina: I, too, had a\child guidance clinics. Children teen-age son who was committed/who are able to attend Classes to a state mental hospital. I/do so in a fine building opened thought the attendants were mis-jin 1962. We have excellent rec- treating him because he cried so/reational facilities complete with} much. I now know he only|swimming pool. Connecticut wanted to be taken home where|does very well by her disturbed he would get his own way. To |children and she hopes to do day the boy is 21 and self-sup-jeven better--Senator Abraham porting. Our state hospital did|Ribicoff for him what I, his mother, could never have done.--Appre-| Indiana: After living next door ciative [to a 15-year-old homicidal boy whose parents took him out of a Michigan: I have nothing but}mental hospital because 7 good to report about the Tra- didn't treat him like royalty, I have a word to say to all moth- yerse City state hospital. I wasn te dtavued catlaven: a patient there for over a year./ | heard the rifle shot that The food was good, the rooms|killed the boy's grandmother. I were clean and the attendants,/saw them carry the body out of doctors and nurses were kindjthe house. I recall how his and thoughtful. I now hold a re-|mother kept saying he'd "'out- sponsible position, drive my own| grow his meanness." ear and am living proof that the| Our late president was assas- mentally ill can be rehabilitated. |sinated by a man whose mother --T.C.R. didn't think he needed psychia- tric care either and the whole North Dakota: I am a 16-year-|world has suffered the conse- old boy who has spent eight/quences.--Indiana Mr. Gilbert Murdoch and Mrs.|and Mrs. Kenneth E. Arbuckle, Murdoch, Mr, and Mrs. John C. Dudley, Among those seen dancing/Dr. and Mrs. Peter Zakarow, were: Mr, and Mrs, lan|Mr. and Mrs. William S. Alger. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Robert} Dr. and Mrs, John M. Phillips, Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. John|Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Charles|Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Norton, Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon|Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Snyder, and Mrs.|Dr.-and Mrs, Gordon E. Hare, Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Davis, Mr. Dr. and Mrs. C, M, Culp, M.R. = bid dope Af rate Ag and Mrs. Richard Donald, M.R.|@ rs. Daniel E, Sturgis, Dr. and picture by Mrs. G. R. Booth/present. : and Mrs. C. R. pom gene and Mrs, J. P, G. Maroosis, at the November meeting held) Mrs. Jan Drygala, President, | yr. Roger Morrison, Mr. and|Mr. and Mrs. William E, Austin, in the home of Miss Ruth Skin-|conducted the business and an-| yy." Ray Wotten Mr. and Mrs./Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lovell, Mr. ner, Sutherland street, nounced that arrangements were| navid L, Bowman, Mr. and Mrs,/and Mrs. F. G. Brooks, Mr, and Mrs. Booth, who spent the|@lmost completed for the Young}, F. Biggar, Mr. and Mrs.|Mrs. W. Harry Faint, Mr. and summer overseas motoring | Artist Recital of Senior Students) Ro, sawyer, Mr. and Mrs, How-|Mrs- Frederick Jones and many around the British Isles and|t0 be held in the Kingsway Col-|,1d smith, Mr. and Mrs, Ed-| others. Ireland and joining a continentaj|!ege Auditorium, tentative datelward 4, Bassett. Mr. and Mrs. tour of France, Switzerland and|March 30, 1966 and that Mr./Gordon Curley, Mr. and Mrs. Italy -- made very real the| Reginald Geen will discuss 'ex-| Robert 'Taylor. T ion beauty and history of the old aminations | at og cmt Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Rundle,| tic material ro vin ten tee meeting w wi e held in ¥ erie nv? , he the pom of Mrs, L. W. Parrott|M®- and Mrs. T. Harold Coppin, | your ironing board until the pad- Starting in the land of her and dueto renovatl t the|Mr- and Mrs. Harry Williams,|ding is good and warm. Spread ancestors, Scotland, with pic- ibra De aber ve in ed Mr, and Mrs. Leo Glover, Mr.|the plastic on the board and tures of the country side and 7 ser . bal and Mrs. John A. Lowry, Dr./the wrin! el , the date of the last student y, the wrinkles smooth themselves castles and the beautiful old recital to be held th this)2%d Mrs. E. Holt Webster, Mr. | out St. Giles to Ireland with) roa ere ™S/and Mrs. Richard B. Snowden, |-- thateched cottages Jucshia!" D.r. and Mrs. Douglas Lang- E hedges growing on top of old maid, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- MAY RATE GADGETS stone walls and pretty lakes--| MEET FOR OYSTER BINGE |Cansh, Dr. and Mrs. C. M.| Officials of 30 countries, in- to England where she attended| HULL, Que. (CP)--The Hull|piiott, Mr. and Mrs. F, E.|cluding Canada, are trying to a recital in Coventry Cathedral|Rotary Club played host to more/Tyrney, Mr. and Mrs. Robert|work out a standard method of on the organ for which a large|than 2,000 people at its annual/proadbent, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.\rating the performance of elec- gift of money was raised by the|Oyster Gala. The guests polished| world, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S.|trical household appliances. Canadian College of Organists--|off 64 tons of oysters, 35 pots of attended services in St, Paul's|pork and beans, 4,803 bowls of Registered Music Teachers Taken On Continental Tour A 'Journey to Europe' was| Villa-Lobos. enjoyed by the Oshawa and} The speaker and artists were|Charlton, and Mr. District Branch of the Ontariojintroduced by Mrs. J. H. Wil-|John Preston. Registered Music Teachers As-jkins and Mrs. Charles Naylor sociations, presented in Wordjexpressed the thanks of all HOUSEHOLD HINT iBT A AOL AOE House of Flare COIFFEURS NOW IN NEW LOCATION 14 Ontario Street -- Oshawa AND OTHER GIRDLES and BRAS By Famous "Wonder-Bra" All designed to give you the ultimate in comfort and figure control. "DREAM LIFT" BRA -- the new "ultra-decollete" as illus trated . . . a low-down fashion bra to hold and curve you, Has removable fiberfill" paddets, lace cups, "Lycra" low Expert hair stylists to give you the ultimate in hair styling back that 32" adjust at waist. White and black. 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