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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-29, Page 14Pig* 4 The Times-Advecate, November 29, 1962 • ''t,‘#,t.t, RECEPIIONs, t CAS AMONG MANY HOSPI CAL AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES Auxiliary members assisted at opening of new wing of hospital in. June, 1961 Hospital auxiliary celebrates en years of active assistance Only Three Days Left to take advantage of our pre-Christmas sale. Save up to 50%. Free Gift Wrap- ping at MI11111001210 Business graduates 'No area girls graduated from Wells Business Academy, London, Saturday. Left, Miss Patricia Cann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carfrey Cann, is now employed as a secretary with the Bank of Montreal, Grand Bend. Miss jean Anderson, RR 3 Exeter, right, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James Anderson, has accepted a position with. Pounder Bros., Stratford, Diplomas were presented at a banquet attended by parents and friends of the graduates, We deliver water softener salt and if you haven't a water softener, then let us give the water a complete analysis and free estimate, or better still let us install at 14 day free trial in your home with no obligation. All you have to do is . • • A THE MIRACLE WORKER Coming Dec, 10, 11, 12 A TERRIFYING AND BEAUTIFUL MOTION PICTURE! Pick up your phone and say . ci Culligan Water Conditioning 32 Hamilton Ste Goderich 'Phone, JA 4-9571 Lyric THEATRE ICA MA ;tilswff:Ni We tee igtOF.itt,t4717. tfft r?,:e4 atesol?1411?3,0x.ffittottWi4V? Nyirid Song' 'Stradivari' Colognes and :Perfumes by Prince Matchabelli, world famous for perfumes, BEAUTIFULLY GIFT- WRAPPED SETS 4 Assorted Perfumes . . $3.00 Skin Perfume., Cologne ... , $3.75 Cologne, Body Powder and Skin Perfume $4.50 Body Powder, Skin Perftune 53.75 3 Assorted Colognes 54,50 2 Assorted Colognes ... , $3.50 Spray Cologne . $2,50 and $4.00 DRESSES SLIPS HOSE RRAS CAR COATS Ladies ' Ic h. pp Size Ufa. The WOMEN In Your Life! They'll love you m.ore when the gift you select at Irwin's is the right size. Ask them to fill out this chart and bring it to us. tx I- O S WE E T H E A R T I- z is a. ti Ic Give your man a "helping hand" this Christmas. List 'your sites here and leave it handy for him, Re- member, It's hinting time! GOWNS PYJAMAS I I _ SW` rs 'SW EATE RS BLOUSES h. Ic -:11?1,t/: IRWIN'S LADIES WEAR Phone 235-0709. Exeter etitiOlittititat*AtitettitiltiktrOx -otstivittittilteilk*ftiotitiliketittif*Siiftiktirtftiti-tetve*Oaltwitikttisteti WRAP FOR Give her a gift she t i we # ME N Irwin's have many .other AVontlerful gift sug. gcstions for women. We invite you to come wt GIFT in and browse. ;;;t THIS 'N THAT MRS. M By MRS. M. FAIST CithOtTON • At the meeting of Cr.diton kid at the Commun* Halt esday. 21 Mr. K. K....t.er. spoke o:, :electrical safety in the hoot arid on the farm. Ile also 'r pictures on the Hydro .F.leetrita Power on the St. Lawrenc.: Seaway. The meeting was in eharge of the public relations group n'he motto entitled -A Good Citizen is Not Content to Sit' Was given by Mrs. John Wade. Mrs. W. Mack gave her re. Port on the area tom eiroor. London and Mrs. H. 'IaRl...•,reported on the district executive meeting held in Hen- sail. It was decided to extend an invitation to five other Anti i- tutes to join Crediton at their -Christmas meeting, Plans are 'also .being made to entertain. -the-Senior .Citizens on Dec. 5. Hostess for the evening were MI's, William Gaiser. Mrs. W, 'Wafer, Mrs. John Wade, Mrs. -.L Morrissey and Mrs. P. ;Rudolph. Personal items Dr. J, E. Whiting, 11,82oltart, who is welt known in this 'eolith-tunny, 'Will show his pic- tures and speak in the Crediton tritted Church Sunday School next. 8unday, Dec. 2 at 11:1)11 a..1,1L This will also be observed 'is the white gift service. • Mr. 'William tender is a pa.. Vent in South Huron Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. \Winer Wein :and ',Barbara spent Sunday. in. .Detroit and visited with Mr, 4.1/41.rs. Ronald 'Wein and lam- And Mrs. Charles firs and family., of tioderiel4 'Visited with Mr, and Mrs. C. ls:cnney end family. -Gaiser visited over ▪ weekend with - relatives in. •' Several Members of the Mary :Postings joined with the CIO.- ,tort Mary Ilastin group at Their meeting on Monday -eve- Mr, and Mrs. Carl Lippert Tvisited with friends. at Kings- 'vine over the weekend. Sunday visitors with. Mr. and ',Mrs. Joe Firikbeiner were Mr, And Mrs, Chris Abel of Tiled-. ford, Mrs. Annie Finkbeinee :and Mrs. Emma SchtIbe of of Lion's .R .Ca'd IS Wiling some time with her family here, Mr. and buy, make and replenish hos- pital linens until 1960, In 1961 an autoclave costing $3.565 was purchased for the hospital and this year a com- inercial refrigerator was insal- led in the hospital. Welfare of nurses One of the main interests of the Auxiliary has been the wel- fare and comfort of the nurses and staff. A television was pur- chased in 1951 and the Auxiliary furnished the living room when the nurses' residence was 'built. Incidentals such as hair dryer, electric saucepan, magazines, and barbecue equipment have been added from time to time. Gilts were presented to the nuress' aides at the capping ceremonies. A bursary of $100 a year for three years was established in 1957 for a Grade 12 or 13 SH- DHS student. who chooses nurs- ing as a career. The Auxiliary is currently preparing for the •new certified. nurses' aid class to commence in February 1963. Desks have been purchased and the base- ment kitchen is being remod- elled for their use. A 'nurses committee in the Auxiliary plans for the comfor: of the staff in general and en- tertains them at a dinner and program each ,year. Volunteer visiting '4...04,47par a volunteer visit- ing itinerary was scheduled in cooperation with Miss Claypole by which hospital patients were visited, read to, written letters for or even a stint of shoppinr. done. Mrs. J. G. Dunlop an( Mrs, Ward Fritz have co-con Mrs. William Colter and fam- ily. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Chambers and Gloria. Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Preszcator and family visited .'aek Miners' Sanctuary at Tnesville on Sunda. Cpl. Robert La in hie under- -.vitt surgery Monday a: West- nincttu- Hospitai, Mrs. Lorne I inkbtiner and Mrs. Lanthie spent the day with him, Mr. 'Reg Finkbeiner spent the Ifv.rtkenti in Windsor. Ar. Lewis Faist of Waterloo NisrA over the weekend with. his mother Mrs. Mary Faist who is still a patient in South Huron Hospital but who is im- proving nicely. Mrs. William Oestricher is spending a couple of weeks with Mr.. anti Mrs. Robert Green- wood of Pond Mills. vened this project for the past year. The establishment of good re- lations has been uppermost in the planning of the Auxiliary-- good relations with the Hos- pital Board, the hospital staff and the community. Members assisted at the opening of the hospital and of the new wing,' A t'epresentative of the Auxil- iary reports. the activities of the Auxiliary to the Board and reports back the Board meet- figs to the Auxiliary. A report from the Exeter Unit of the Cancer Society is given at each Auxiliary meet- ing. The local Auxiliary hosted the regional meeting in Exeter in April 1957 and expect to have the spring regional meeting held here again, Ways and means Four main projects in the year have been the major source of the funds for the Auxiliary. In addition to the Tag Day mentioned previously a card party in the winter and a spring and fall rummage sate have proved.. successful. The historian reports the rummage sales as being "bigger and bet- ter each year". The sale of baby sitters and match sales at the Buckley also augments the treasury, Last week the hospital ad- ministrators of Huron County met at South Huron Hospital and as Aliss Claypole was con- ducting them on a tour of the hospital one of them remarked: "Heavens: You have an auxil- iary that t•tally works." "What they have done for us. I'll never forget." Miss .Clay- pole said, "They're a wonder- ful bunch of people." Mrs. J. B, Dclbridge in trib- ute to the Auxiliary said the nurses seem to come first in everything the Auxiliary plans, They couldn't treat the nurses any better. Every homemaker likes to have a few special recipes "up her sleeve" for entertaiMivi and here are a couple which we think belong in that class. Fruit and Cranberry Ring 2 envelopes unflavored gela- tine cup orange juice 2 cups .iresh cranberries 1 cup water 1 cup gran, sugar thl fresh lemon juice 1 cup fresh orange sections 1 cup diced fresh apples 1 cup fresh pears. Soften gelatine in orange see and set aside. Mash eran- Tries and place in saucepan. aid water and sugar. Cools ivered until skins pop, :Cts, 'Remove from heat, stir gelatine mixture and lemon *Mee, Cool, then chill until mixture begins to thicken, Fold in apples, oranges and pears. Turn in a 5-cup ring or other mold. Chill until firm, Serves 8 to 10. Celestial Hash The other is a dessert on the list of -husband approved" recipes. It could replace the hea der desserts during the fes- tive season or he used any time a -special" dessert is de- sired, 1 tp plain gelatine la cup pineapple syrup pinch of salt :i. cup mill, 1 tbl cornstarch 1 tbl sugar 2 eggs, slightly beaten Vets' ladies elect slate Mrs. Eric Heywood was. elected president of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary at the annual. meeting Monday evening. She, succeeds Mrs. Douglas Trieb- tier, president for 1962. Vice-presidents are Airs, Lorne Ford, Mi's. Harold Worm; sec- retary, Mrs. Harry P a g treasurer., Mrs. Harvey Pfaff; executive members, Mrs. Wil- liam Parker, Mrs, Gerald Worm, Mrs. James Young, Mrs, Stan Frayne, Mrs. Garnet Shipman, Mrs. Robert Wragg; Sgt-at-arms. Airs, Michael :Keay; committee conveners, flowers, Mrs, Cliff Brintnell: parcels, Mrs. William Parker; benevolent, Mrs, Harvey Pfaff and Mrs. Cliff Brintnell; visit- ing, Mrs. Si'. Parker; Mrs, Ed- ward Worm and. Mrs, Andrew Bierling; branch and zone CI sports offic e r, Mrs, Stan Frayne; assistant, Mrs. C. R. Knight; bursaries, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Max Harness; social, Mrs. Robert Wragg. Mrs. Norman Ferguson; canteen, Mrs. Stan Frayne, standard bearers, :Mrs. Gerald Lawson, Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds, Mrs. A. Bierling, Airs, William .Thompso'n; pia- nist, Mrs, Gerald Lawson; press, Mrs. E. ihmter-Ducar. Donations of 825 each was voted to War Memorial Chil- dren Hospital, London, and the local muscular dystrophy cam- paign. Plans were made to as- sist the Red Cross at the blood donors clinic on Tuesday, De- cember 4, A Christmas party for Legion and Auxiliary members' chil- dren will be held Sunday after- noon, December 9, Vote For Lee Sherman X "THE MAN WHO GETS THINGS DONE" .; 1p vanilla 1 can '11 114.) drained Man• darin oranges 1 can (10 oz.). drained pine- apple euhes 2:1 cup commervial sour creom 1 cup miniature marshmal- lows .eoarsely chopped nuts 1 cup .flaked coconut. Soak gelatine in pineapple syrup drained from the fruit. Blend milk into cornstarch and salt in top of double holler. Heat to boiling point two tiles stirring constantly, Add sugar to slightly beaten eggs, Stir some of hot milk mixture into eggs and then stir hack into top of double boiler, Cook and stir until it thickens, if the water should boil and custard show's signs of curdling, set pan immediately in cold water and beat with rotary heater until smooth, then con- tinue cooking, Add vanilla and s aked gelatine and stir until dissolved Cool custard stirring oci•asionally. Meanwhile set aside some at the fruit for garnishing and mitt test of oranges, and pineapple with the sour cream, marsh- mallows, nuts r.nd coconut, Let stand in refrigerator while cus- tard is cooling. Combine fruit mixture and custard and pour into serving dish.. Garnish and chill thoroughly, Serve alone or with shortbread, angel or sponge cake, "Lover, I'm. home—sweetheart, darling, adorable one • ." A a dl tF A et fi it At the meeting of Pr.dc of Enron Ilebekah Lodge last Wed. irsday night Silo was voted to the CP i& '1' committee- for ben- evolent Vk ark at Christmas. Also Sin wits given to, the Bar- rie Home for Christmas gifts and $2.1 to the DDP's project of furnishing the kitchen at the Barrie .home, Alembers are to bring gifts to the next meeting suitable for Christmas for the Children's: Aid .Shelter, (Jude- rich, Mrs, Delmer Skinner, on be- half of the members made a presentation to Mrs, Amiel Wil- lard who has been pianist for the past 1.5 years. The Christmas party is to be held December At the tweeting of ja nes St, l'CW o tit Monday evening Si;'. .and Mrs. T. MacMillan sittlived a film on gift wrapping and also gave demonstrations on the art. .! Mrs, lien Ottewell presented the study on ''The „Churith of. Christ — its 'Mission and Mes- sage". Mrs. Andrew Dugan led in the worship. period as- sisted by Sirs. 11. L. Snider and Mrs. Roy Stover. Mrs. John Taylor presided Tor the meeting, The next mut . ing will be held jointly on De- comber 10 with unit 6 .convened hy Mrs, Lyle Little. 19 with each member bringil)g a fifty cent gift. Lodge makes 'Gift wrapping contributions -4:.'.have always contended thitli, no hospital can operate wit hbut an Auxiliary and. I still thil*,:lao," says Miss Alice Clay- polg;:' superintendent of Sou,h. liusori•Hospital, as the Auxiliary Tap.. 4.-s its tenth anniversary this erele to 100 ladies were pres- entlt;',In James Street United Chfiia. on Monday afternoon. Noarriber 10, 1.952 at the or- gadation meeting of the Ladies Au diary to South Huron Hos- pital: Mrs. Kenneth Johns, lilt 1, W6oldham, was the first presi.- detilwith vice-presidents. Mrs. E. "-..:,:tres,fardins, Mrs. Gerald ZW14.1W, Crediton, and Mrs. Loq*.•.'Taylor, Dashwood, Sec- rettat named was Mrs. C. S. AfacV.aughton and treasurer, Alra4fi9ordon Koch. There were 205' ,elrarler members, Arvfhe first general meeting in Itikember Miss Alice Clay- po1d the new hospital sUpern- tenre4t, was introduced to the ladie,,S, Airs. J. G. Dunlop. con- ' entrpf the buying committee, announced the initial order for hospital linens would be pur- ,altased, ready-made but there- after they would be made by the. -auxiliary. The meeting day .-was's7et as the second Tuesday ,..of;Xach month and that is stilt tlit;;rpeeting day. :first money making vas a tag day on Satur- -December Zit with each :diSirritt participating which net- etroA,r:er: Mtlit,This became an ;116'01 event, although held early in the fail. This year the -proceeds were 8805. tn-195-1 the Auxiliary spent liTi1,50 for hospital slippfies and articles for use in the ,total, The group continued to Electrical safety C .apiton WI topic "Don't get panicky, sir. That's any tape measure you've got there." Stop it lady! ,7,ez §ezz,1 a ;um Ao4:ttx3):51:mitm4.44,4"iiall=04,04's-