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'TO START FUND SARNIA (CP) -- A $100-a-plafe co.abli ba reaith Unit In the dinner later this month will kick {licity about empty beds in some Every year, some 50 0,000 people County of Ontario. off a fund-raising drive for 3ri- sanitoria, the public began to feel | die from T.B. throug Mrs. T. Houghton thanked the nia's new entry in the ORF to that tuberculosis is a thing of the Someone, prisms. 1s in the world, | {speaker for her inspiring address, ieplace the Imperials' football or- | pa t. still dies from it every seven se- |aftes which refresiments were | ganization which gave up its fran- Many people wonder 'where conds. : served in the lounge. chise last year. could I have picked this up." The In closing her talk, Mrs. Collins | The Quarterback Club hor tragie part of it all 1s, tnat T.B. mentioned the great value of the| PAKISTAN SHRIMPS raise $5,000 to pay off 4 " ; both preventable and curable. Ii sale of Christmas Seals, the only | In the first smpment of its kind, and provide some cash fo sta wt the if it can be diagnosed in time, andirevenue received by the Association| Pakistan exported 10 tons of season. The new team, as vel un- yearly x-ray is such an casy|to provide funds to carry on thisishrimps worth $8,000 to tue U.S. named, is sponsored by local | do not seam to realize Is that the regularly, why riot a regular year.!also asked those present fo stand incidence rate has dropped only|ly x-ray. behind the great effort being made! , 26 THE DAILY TIMES.CGAZETTE, Thursday, April 12; 1956 - ! 73 per cent. With the adverse pub-| The baltle is far _BJEX END DISTRICT NEWS John Mills, Representative -- Phone Ajax 426 'Hospital Auxiliary Hears Many Committee Reports | ' AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Re-|Pickering; tickets, Mrs. R. G. Gos- | porter) -- Mrs. J. Ruddy presided |lin, Ajax, Mrs. A. Rundle, Picker- |at the April meeting of the hos-|ing; refreshments, Mrs, Weir; de- {pital auxiliary held on Monday) corations, Mrs. Boyle; publicity, { |evening in the nurses' residence. Mrs. H. Hill START ADDITION TO 5 oF #ING CENTRE Glenwood Construc- tion, the contractors, expect the building will be completed, ire ready for occupancy, by August Footings will is | Corporation 1 Provision is being made for a week for a new ree - storey building in the Aja Centre for the Canadian T building tors for reconditioning mo- machine shop in the rear of the = |and that | Reports were given by the stand- | ing committees. Mrs. G. Lawrence reported for the Baby Gift committee. There/ | were 47 pairs of baby bootees and | baby ll given out in March, and 13 in the first week in April. These | gifts are very much appreciated by | the mothers. Seven dollars was received from |a group of ladies in Pickering, who {had heard of this project, and it| 5 was their wish that the money be used to buy wook This was very gratefully accepted. Ten dollars was voted to the committee for this purpose so that they will have a stock of wool on hand for any ladies who would care to knit boot- ies. It is guite a job to get a week's supply of bootees on hand now, Mrs. E. Wogden reported that the contents of the Library Cart had been re-catalogued and a cov- er completed and was ready to go ahead again. Patients are visited with the cart daily now, instead | of twice a week. GIFTS FOR PATIENTS Mrs. D. Gove reported that paint- ed Easter Eggs and Rabbits had been placed on all patients' trays) | at Easter. These attractive items) were done by Mrs, Gove and Mrs. | Crouch. Mrs. G. A. Frenette, linen con- venor, reported that a thorough inventory of the Hospital linen had | been taken with the help of Miss | Helen Hughes, the Superintendent t would need $500 over | the next eight months to bring the to minimum require- A very generous letter was re- a ceived from Mrs. Sheila Mor- fing. We all attend our dentists | great work they are doing. She early in 1986. I businessmen. ley, Ajax, who operates 'The! School of Dance". Mrs. Morley wili | hold a recital of her 75 pupils in| the Rotary Hall, Ajax, on May 17, with the net proceeds to be given to the. Hospital Auxiliary, to assis! their work. More about this later. Mrs. D. I. Goge introduced the guest speaker of the evening, Mrs. . E. Collins, Executive Seere- tary of the Ontario County Tubercu- losis Association, who spoke on the work being done locally, and her close association with Dr. Snyder, of the Gage Institute in Toronto. Mrs. Collins spoke in glowing | terms of the wonderful co-opera- tion of the workers in all part: of the County during the Mass Surveys carried out by the Asso- ciation. | 00 TO KRESGE'S FOLDING ALUMINUM GARDEN At present there are 17 patients from Ontario County in nine sana- toria. Visits are made to these | patients at least once. a month, and gift parcels sent to cheer them every three months, which are very much appreciated. Mrs. Collins said," 1 was very shocked to find that so many peo- ple who had relatives in a sani- torium, were afraid to visit them, and were under the impression tha the disease was very contagious. And that a stigma was attached to those who suffered from it." Mrs. Collins spent two weeks in a Sanitorium, at the invitation of doc- tors, and got first hand informa- tion on how patients were treated, and their reactions to their sur roundings. On the whole, they had b CHAIRS Wonderful for sunning as well as porch and indoor chairs. Fold away in a jiffy too! SPECIAL PRICE $4.77 or 2 for $9.50 | stock up ments, This amount was voted to|a very optimistic outlook on life, the committee. and this helps in no small measure ' Plans are being started for Na-| toward their ultimate recovery tienal Hospital Day, to be observ-| In speaking of the County Asso- 3 Oo Lras ed here on Saturday, May 12, when |ciaton, Mrs. Collins said 'The the hospital will be open fo the|purpose of this Association is to (Times-Gazette Staff Re. Public. It is hoped that as many assist, in the detection, prevention pe No one was injured in al 9% possible will avail themselves|and control of tuberculosis. Morley said the neat head on he of the opportunity to see at first | yaeWe are endeavouring to fulfill s vear will be ond of the Ajax Shopping Nand, what a splendid hospitaT™1s] this purpose and ultimately reach 0 mills. An Incfease Plaza, Wednesday evening serving Ajax and the surrounding {our objective by co-operating S Ove Miss Thel mill Northbound driver, Charles ) Al ¢ » Pickering Plans Vote Sun Causes On Nir oom School PICKERING Staff Reporter Pickering V April 18, on the rad six - Lightweight Aluminum chairs that are easy to fold away, quick to store away, sturdy construction and strong canvas seats and back. the school collision at Choose from green, Blue, Red or Yellow colors. districts. with all Sanitoria to which our pa I purposes i531. 74.) puracher struck & southbound cor |. Gifts for. the hospi italwit be ac. tients from the county are admit hoo! rate is 25 high | driven by Stanley Landyma he cepted at the nurses' res e on|ted; assisting provincial and local riven by Stanley Landymore. The (hat day, and refreshments served | government agencies in their pro- dane tg all visitors, by the' Women's gram of tuberculosis prevention; ell eonsic amount prema * received a ril Morie ¢ 3 bumper, head-| Auxiliary, Miss Hughes suzzests|e » oh Rn 14 od sol, includini Dikr 29) u sts| encouraging the establishment of goo Bray opey rd R lhe approximately 6.3 g Jung 20| pans, amon of 3 The that cotton diapers are always|adequate facilities for tuberculosis atson, . ' shy cost §75 to re- most acceptable. education, early diagnosis and re- DANCE PLANNED habilitation. > Plans for the annual spring| It is hard to believe that a scant dance, to be held on April 21, at|50 years ago, 200 of every 100,000 . the {ickering District High School, [people were dying each year from 1 TROUBLED AREA are ¢ompleted, and tickets may be |tuberculosis. As we read in the school, ait 1 Cyprus, British crown colony In/obtained from any member of | newspapers, there has been a dra-| has not Ro officially condemne unsurfaced roads, Aus--the Mediterranean, is 40 miles the Auxiliary. Feit, drop in the death rate, ap- about 521,000 miles of from the coast of Turkey and 60 |approximattly 76 per cent. There septic t nks accor for general traffic. from the coast of Syria. Unfortunately, what many people iage share of fhe pos board has" vis voted for the sc! taking of 3 vole tated that they need one addition- pom this yes The school board propose to close : : - three roc ms t nt public LONG HIGHWAYS The public school Durocher told police the sun was n his eves yas be Convenors for this event are: general convener, Mrs. R. Watson, 'DON'T MISS THESE "BUY-NOW" VALUES! G SALE "100K [1 WER Sale nf DINETTE & KITCHEN SUITES {77-PC. LIMED OAK SUITE 9 59. 00 FRING HOUSE GLEANIN t Quality Furniture! 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