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60 if x want to quit then sure vm pleased wouldnt you be jim abell phone 237 stouffville ontario suh mfc mw canada springs here d let where service is our business our only business service give you a car ake new with their i point spring time remedy d cin wheel align alignment ea erior and interior clean up and shampoo j wring time custom tunc up lubrication and oil change i ank of ba gas free pick up and delivery west end of stouffville r phone 215 nite ca lls 301 tf p v m w vv claremont painting and decorating floor tiling sanding finishing experienced decorators inferior and exterior w guest phone claremont 2 no job too big or too small mental health clinic for york county a laige gathering in rich mond hill of members volun teer worker professional peo ple and interested citizens ap plauded an announcement on wednesday evening march 30 by president mrs john martin of the york county branch ca nadian mental health associa tion that their original goal the establishment of a mental health clinic in york county had been achieved the occasion was the branchs annual meet ing which was held in wrixon hall saint marys anglican church recently reported mrs mar tin we received official notifi cation from the york county board of health that they are proceeding immediately to es tablish a mental health clinic in the york county health unit area this was thrilling news for the enthusiastic and dedi cated individuals who have de voted much time and effort to making a dream a reality dr r m king director of the york county health unit in introducing the guest speak er congratulated the branch on the very important advance ments which had been made in mental health in the county since its inception two years ago dr h w henderson ontario director of community mental health department of health also congratulated the branch on its achievement adding that york county has given him the model he was looking for to demonstrate rto other communi ties the manner in which a clinic may be established he went on to quote some startling figures to demonstrate the immensity of the problem of mental illness in ontario there are approximately 222000 patients in 17 mental hospitals through the province or 4 out of every 1000 residents seven thousand patients per year are being admitted to mental hos pitals and one out of every 15 children born in ontario today will be admitted lo a mental in stitution at some time in his jife he added that these figures represent only the known cases of mental disturbance dr henderson pointed out that most of our efforts in the field of mental health to date have been directed to diagnostic and treatment services he em phasized the need now to at tempt to reduce the incidence of mental disorder he described the home as the basis for adult living there is nothing more important to a child than the in fluence of the home other important influences are the school industry the church rec reational and cultural activities we must help parents teach ers employers to realize the role they can play in promoting mental health he added this emphasis on prevention places a great responsibility on the community the greatest single obstacle vre have to over come declared dr henderson is the attitude of tlie general public towards these conditions the apparent apathy ignorance and fear are hard to understand although there are indications that these attitudes are chang ing dr henderson concluded his remarks by saying the eare of the mentally sick in any country depends not only oh the skill available but on the atti tude of the general public it is only by changing public opin ion that we can develop better methods of treating and pre venting these disorders this is the cause we have taken up this is the challenge we face rev robert j menaugh of quenville thanked dr hen derson for his inspiring re marks volunteers honoured the volunteer workers weie honoured at the meeting with the presentation to them of cmha pins by their chairman mrs p townsirendcarter of thornhill recipients were ap proximately 75 volunteers front richmond hill thornhill mark- ham and aurora who visit regu larly residents in 8 of the 17 approved homes in the county similarly honoured were the so cial workers and hostesses of the homes who work closely with the volunteers and the sr citizens of richmond hill who have helped the organization in many ways and whose pin was accepted on their behalf by chairman mr a e plewman in the annual report mrs townshendcaiter outlines the tangible results of the white cross volunteer program in the county the readmission rate to hospital has been cut by 25 fifteen residents have improv ed sufficiently that relatives have taken them home seven have become gainfully employ ed and are now discharged and selfsupporting if it costs a minimum of 51200 to keep a patient in hospital then we have saved the taxpayer 25000 rev douglas davis of stouff ville opened the meeting with prayer after which the warden of the county and reeve of markham township mr will iam clark brought greetings and presented mrs martin with a cheque for 50000 the yorkoiders a choral group from the county under the direction of mr w r out- erbridge of aurora a board member entertained the meeting again this year with their de lightful music a very pleasant coffee parly preceded the meeting for which the ladies of the st marys ang lican church wa catered mrs clark wife of warden clark and mrs william hodgson wife of last years warden and an active volunteer worker poured coffee miss belly c graham of new market presented the report of the nominating committee the 1960 board of directors is as follows mrs elton armstrong armitage dr g m burrows sutton west mrs george bur rows sutton west rev doug las davis stouffville mr gor don duncan markham mr douglas fisher aurora mrs campbell french woodbridge mrs a gamble unionville mr maynard hallman richmond hill mrs f c jackson rich mond hill dr r m king new- market rev h h mark new- market mrs john martin ma ple rev r j mcnaught of queensville mrs florence mur- rayaurora mr wilfred scott woodbridge miss verna smyth newmarket mr harry toombs queensville mrs p towns- hendcarter thornhill green river the ladies aid met at the home of mrs a pearse on wed nesday evening of last week mrs a michell was in charge of the easter programme which was thoroughly enjoyed by all present at the conclusion of the evening lunch was served by the hostesses mrs j irwin and mrs d shank green river news tht stouffvuie twrjne tkmvuy apnl u i960 p 1 the sympathy of the com munity is extended to the fam ilies of the late mrs william gray also to mrs geo ireson and family in th recent loss of her sister and to the fam ily of the late rev hoffman who passed away recently mrs benson draper entertain ed a few on saturday evening last in honor of her husbands birthday miss karen postill spent the weekend at the home of her sis ter mrs d haines of toronto some time during easter holi days a number of our teenage girls will be canvassing the school section on behalf of the ontario cancer society this is the pickering township branch and those calling on you lo date will be misses ann draper shir ley postill beverly hawthorne carolyn coward as this is a most worthy cause it is hoped that your response lo these can vassers will be as generous as possible mr and mrs t warren of georgetown were recent visitors at the homo of mr and mrs r hamilton mr and mrs w chafe at tended the reunion ot old frierds and classmates of their i church in the city tnis was j held at parliament st united church cs a recent sunday eve- j ning dont lorff the afternoon tea under iiw direction of the heme school association to be held this coming thursday april 1tth in the school we hae been informed that the canvas for the red cross has been completed that the amount collected for this worthy cause has been fiftynine dollars all junior teens please note that you arc requested to meet at the trinity baptist church whitevale on friday evening not later than seven oclock a good friday service will be held in the church here this fri day evening at 8 oclock a most cordial welcome is extended to all to come and join with us at this service an easor sunrise service will be held in the trinity baptist church whitevale next sunday morning at 730 following this service breakfast will be served we understand that lite men of the congregations are lo be i tie chefs we tiust this includes dishwashing as well hftl m h0mmtmmmtftmmttfmkmtiffianjtmi ww gardening jet1fie unionville nurseries if you have a garden then dont miss plantorama 60 frisat april 1516 9 am 8 pm unionville nurseries no 7 highway unionville altona news last week during the mission ary convention here rev and mrs d sargent entertained a number of cosmopolitan visi tors they were rev a recs of india rev d granite of brazil miss esther cressman of africa and rev and mrs l ike and son of japan quite a number from our community attended the all night sing of sacred music- held in massey hall on friday night mr and mrs bob lewis and children and mr and mrs ed wideman visited mr and mrs bob logan and family of palm- erston on sunday mrs wide- man is spending this week with her daughter mr f poirier and son dennis enjoyed a trip to new bruns wick recently to visit his par ents on sunday mr and mrs nor man bunker and mr and mrs merv bunker and children vis ited with mr and mrs vivian carson and ondine of toronto a number of workmen are putting a new ceiling in the united missionary church this week keep in mind april 18th as the date for the altona mens fellowship at the um church mr and mrs harry dulmage and boys were sunday guests of mr and mrs jack caldwell of toronto the ted jones family spent saturday evening with mr and mrs boh bell and family of markham mrs elsie young has returned to the jones home af ter spending a few weeks with her other daughter mrs len flowers of peterborough mrs walter carter enjoyed a weeks visit with mrs flor ence clark miss phyllis clark and mr and mrs percy gray of perth all formerly of mountain grovel mrs cartel- stayed at the clark home when she first started her leaching career mrs amelia nigiiswander en tertained mr and mrs allan wideman mrs jake wideman and mr and mrs david nigiis wander to dinner on sunday mr and mrs slan thompson and lome and granddaughter kimberley schell were weekend guests of mr and mrs john its easy to perk up your kitchen with lonely semigtou finish for ceilings walls and trim excellent for plaster wood or metal dries overnight beautiful decorator cotou benjamin moorcpaim qt s265 gi 870 stouffers crest hardware stouffviue phone 96 thompson of richmond hill sunday visitors with mr and mrs walter davis were mr and mrs d coates and jackie of brooklin leland johnson and mr and mrs allan taylor and girls of goodwood ronald dulmage was an over night guest of brad jakeman on friday ivor jakeman and laurence mcgarvey of toronto were sunday visitors at the jakeman home a speedy recovery is wished earl lewis son of mr and mrs fred lewis who had his tonsils removed at uxbridge cottage hospital on monday mrs fletcher goudie and her sister margery mertens visited with mrs una morrish of high land creek on sunday mr and mrs carmen fligg of woodville had dinner on mon day with her grandmother mrs will clarkson and afterward at tended the funeral of the late herb burnett folks please take this little tip- call us now for the fated mwanship tv radio sales service phone 424 stouffville at everyone welcome east end of stouffvill1 363 main st friday april 15 saturday april 1 abundance j i j easter flowers we have tulips daffodils potted plants beautiful roses nursery stock evergreen sod loam fertilizer insecticides patio slabs angel stone everything for the garden specifi this week new golden v i g o r o 390 j guaranteed not to burn best deal in town 36 lb bag mr hansen will be on hand to jrive out valuable information on landscaping and nursery stock mr gus almsledt stone mason is now associated patios retaining walls fireplace with sranilia landscaping and will lake orders for scandia landscaping phone 112