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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-11-28, Page 8not me! Pot relief from backache or that Ored,o0 (e4litig I &Oki inv46i $ Dress Coats One Rack Friday Night Special $10 off Regular Price CAR COATS Prickly Night Speck!! $5 off Rookie Prite IRWIN S Exeter Come in and explore a wide, wonder- ful world of the newest and best ideas in toys and games for a joy- packed Yuletide. goo HARDW ee AR l E aNkiifirJairtkiew PHONE 235.2511 tXttER P Ttmes-AcIvoCate, November 28, 196$ Legion ladies elect .Mrs, H. Wurm Wragg, MrS,S. ?Payne and Mrs, W. Thompson. Donations were approved for the Muscular ,Dystrophy Fund and the War Memorial Child- rens Hospital,. The ladies will visit 'Westminster. Hospital on Dec, 4 to play bingo with the patients and to help wrap Christmas parcels for them. The Red Cross Blood donor$ clinic will be in Exeter on Dec. 11 And the ladies will snake ne- cessary arrangements for same, The mystery prize was won by Mrs. P. McLeod and the Korean child draw was won by Mrs, Ruby Maier, The December meeting will be held on Dec, IQ at wintch time gifts will he exchanged among the members, Five girls who received awards at the first graduation exercises on the South Huron Hospital school for certified nursing assistants are shown here with Mrs. J. G, Dunlop, chairman of administration, who presents the board award for proficiency in mother and child care to Marlene MacGregor. From left are Joyce McFall$, chosen for excellence in basic bedside nursing; Mrs. Donna Thiel, who shared the academic excellence award with Marilyn Moody, Miss MacGregor, Mrs. Dunlop, Miss Moody, and Marion Snider, highest proficiency in theory and practical work. Valedictory address was given by Miss Lynda Hutton. --T-A photo Doulton and Hummel! Figures Doulten Fine China Worcester Fine China Aynsley Fine China Tarnish-proof Silverware Community & 184'7 Silverware Electric & Travel Alarm Clocks S. B. TAYLOR JEWELLER The store with the green and black front A GOOD PLACE TO CHRISTMAS SHOP Hospital's unique story reviewed for graduates Mrs, Harold Wurm Will lead the Legion Auxiliary in 1054 succeeding Mrs, Eric Heywood,, 1953 president, Elections were held et the meeting Monday night, Vice-presidents are Mrs. 12, McLeod and Mrs, R. Wragg; secretary, :Mrs., 11, Page; trea- surer, Mrs, II Pfaff with Mrs, Q. Lawson assisting, Mrs. L,. Reynolds will be the Sgt-at- arms. The executive will include Mrs, L. Marks, Mrs. P. Hen- ter-Dever, Mrs, H, Stratton, Mrs, W. Thompson, and Mrs, J. Young. Committee conveners .are;_ flower, Mrs. C. .Rrintnell; par- cel, Mrs, W, Parker; social, • Mrs. A, Bierling and Mrs, N, Ferguson; canteen, Mrs, S. • Frayne; sports, Mrs. S. Frayne and Mrs. C. Knight; bursary, Mrs, C. Knight, Mrs. M. Har- ness and Mrs, E. Heywood; press, Mrs. M. Harness; bene- . volent, Mrs, H. Pfaff and Mrs. C. Briatnell; banquet, Mrs. P. Bunter-Duyar, Mrs. G. Lawson, Mrs. E. Heywood, Mrs. R, Wragg, Mrs, S. Frayne and Mrs. W. Thompson; visiting, Mrs. S. Frayne, Mrs. W. Parker, Mrs, R. Hunter, Mrs. E, Wurm and Mrs, A. Bierling.. Standard bearers are Mrs,. A. Bierling, Mrs. G. Lawson, Mrs. E. Heywood, Mrs. R. photo by Jack Doerr MR, AND MRS. ROBERT JAMES FELTZ Dashwood ceremony First graduation exercises for South Huron Hospital School for registered nursing assis- tants was held in James Street United Church Friday night. Mrs. Jack Deibridge, instruct- ress, and Mrs. Marion Learn, director of nursing, presented diplomas and pins to 11 gradu- ates. Walter Spencer, Hensel', chairman of the Board of Direc- tors, presided for the program and introduced the guest speak- er Hon. Charles S. MacNaugh- ton, minister of highways, Miss Mice Claypole, hospital administrator, in announcing the awards to the graduates said that South Huron Hospital had been granted the privilege to start a registered nurses' training class in February 1 of this year and Exeter was one of Desserts cop course Summary Dayfor the WI short course "What's for Dessert?" was held on Friday, November 22, in liensall Town Hall com- mencing at 1 pm at which each member was to come for des- sert, The exhibit of desserts was set up. Huron Home Economist Miss Patricia Damude welcom- ed the ladies and Mrs, Delbert Geiger, Zurich, acted as chair- man. In the roll call 50 answered from six branches; Kippen East, Zurich, Seaforth, Dashwood, Goderich and Hurondale, Miss Mary McInnis of the food and nutrition services, Toronto, who had given the course to the leaders, presented them with their badges. A series of comments on the course were givenby Mrs. Vern Alderdice, Kippers; Mrs. Beat- rice Hess, Zurich; Mrs. Eldon Kerr, Seaforth; Mrs. laugh Love, Hurondale, Mrs. Sid Ba- ker, Dashwood, and Mrs, Strau- gban, Goderich, Mrs. Love introduced Mrs. Almer Passmore who demon- strated a baked alaska using a brownie base and also on a cup cake base to be used as an individual dessert for a party. Three ladies from Godericb provided a skit in which they suggested tips in making a good lemon pie with meringue top. Mrs, Ervin Rader, Dashwood, gave a monologue on "Happy Desserting," Mrs. Hess con- tributed a piano solo and Mrs, Newell Geiger, a reading. Previously the ladies had sampled the desserts with cof- fee provided by Mrs. R, M. Peck, Bengali. Miss Damude discussed fu- ture courses suggesting a one- session short course which any of the ladies might attend. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Starts Here 7ePatot 64 the smallest hospitals to be granted this privilege. The hospital auxiliary award for general proficiency in theory and practical work was presented to Miss Marion Sni- der, Grand Bend, by Mrs. R. C. Dinney, Miss Marilyn Moody, RCAF Station Clinton, and Mrs. Donna Thiel, Zurich, shared the award for academic excellence given by the Medical Associa- tion and presented by Dr. D. A. Ecker, Mrs. J. G, Dunlop, chairman of administration, board of di- rectors, presented the board's award for proficiency in mother and child care to Miss Marlene MacGregor, Parkhill, and Miss Myrtle Ninham, SHH supervi- sor, gave the supervisory staff award for excellence in basic bedside nursing to Miss Joyce of nylon net with lace inserts. She carried a cascade of white carnations, red roses and fern. Her attendant was Mrs. Don- na Ayres, RR 8Parkhill, wear- ing a street-length dress of ro- bin egg blue nylon over net and taffeta, with bolero jacket of petit point lace, She carried white carnations edged in blue. C. Ross Keller, London, was best man and Larry and Garry Gibson ushered. A reception was held at the bride's home where her moth- er received guests in a pink floral dress with pink acces- sories and the groom's mother chose an aqua peau de sole gown with matching accessories. For travelling the bride changed to a deep pink street- length dress of pleated nylon. The couple will reside at RR 8 Parkhill. Marion Mildred Keller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ar- nold 0. Keller, RR 2 Dashwood, and Robert James Feltz, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Feltz, RR 8 Parkhill, exchanged mar- riage vows in Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, Saturday, November 23 at 3 pm. Bouquets of white pom pours decorated the church for the ceremony performed by Rev. W. M. A. Getz, Miss Helen Nadiger played the wedding mu- sic. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a floor- length gown of nylon lace and net. The bodice was fashioned with square-cut neckline trim- med with crystals, sequins and simulated pearls and Ion g, pointed sleeves buttoned at the wrist, Her bouffant skirt was Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Whitton, St. Catharines and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pett, Niagara Falls, were Saturday guests of Mr. andMrs. Donald MacGregor and family of Exeter. Mrs. Ida Hodgins, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Jones, Hamilton, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McFalls. Mr. and Mrs. Jones left Monday noon for Owen Sound where Mr. Jones was guest speaker at a dinner meeting of the Encampment inOwenSound. Mr. and Mrs. W. ii. South- worth of Richmond, Virginia, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ward Fritz this past week. WILL MARK 50 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Carroll, Toronto, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary No- vember 30 with a family dinner at the Tam O'Shanter golf club. Mrs. Carroll was the former Edna Shaw, Picton, and Mr. Carroll was born in Lucan and is a brother of Mrs. Joe Wilson, RR 1 Centralia, and cousin of Mrs. Fred Elierington, Exeter. They have five daughters and 12 grandchildren. LOGS ON TV Sixty members of LOGS (Learners of God) Sunday School class of James Street LTC with their teacher, Mrs. M, C. Fletcher, appearedon the CPPL -TV program "Take Your Choice" Saturday night. Miss Elsie Gosar, Miss Brenda Dinney, Roger Cann and Donald Cann spoke for the class and earned $105 to be given to "Care". Waaaailaa. A' Use Our Layaway Service A small deposit will hold any article of your choice until; Christ- mas. You may use our convenient weekly payment plan to ease your Christmas budget. Gift Wrap Service For Busy Men Let our friendly clerks wrap your gifts for your lady friends. Shop early to give us time to do a good job. You're pouring a glass. full of vitamins and proteins every time you pour a glass- full of delicious milk, Every member of your family needs a generous diet of milk and milk products all year long! Beth's HAIR STYLING For The Home For Children Will reside in Exeter Miss Ruth Elaine, youngest daughter of Mrs. Beatrice Roeszler and the late William E. Roeszler, Crediton, became the bride of Donald Edward Haynes, only son of Mr, and Mrs. George L. Haynes, Blyth, in a ceremony Saturday, November 23, in the Church of God, Blyth. --photo by Jack Doerr McFalls, Centralia. Mr. MacNaughton commend- ed the students noting that they collaborated with the nurse and doctor and shared the responsi- bility as a dedicated team, Mr. MacNaughton in his talk gave a "little reminiscing about our hospital." He stated it was most unique in that it was a community effort financed en- tirely from donations of indivi- duals and organizations and no donations were used for other than building purposes. "But" he said "if we are going to begin at the beginning --in all fairness--the Lions in the fall of 1941 startedusonthe road". He then traced the dif- ficulties in deciding on a site, the too-high tenders received for building, the offer of a local contractor and the time and strategy used by members of the Board in the building and the completion of the hospital. "They finished with a surplus of funds and they still have a surplus" the Minister of High- ways said "and as far asI know it is the only hospital in the district that has never been without a surplus--a type of policy unmatched anywhere. Ef- ficiency, foresight and good judgment has been the policy of the Board" and he paid tribute to Miss Claypole to whom "we owe a great deal of gratitude for her able administration." B, W. Tuckey expressed thanks to Mr. MacNaughton. Mayor Hldrid Simmons congra- tulated the Board and the gradu- ates on behalf of the town. Miss Lynda Button gave the valedictory address and Mrs. Don Gr aham favored with a solo. Graduates included twins, Shirley and Sheila Armstrong, Clandeboye; Lynda Button, Lucknow; Joyce McFalls, Cen- tralia; Mrs: Donna Thiel, Zu- rich; Marion Snider, Grand Bend; June Lynn, Clandeboye; Marilyn Moody, RCAF Station, Centralia; Marlene MacGregor, Parkhill; Ruth Campbell, Gow- anstown; Margaret Porter, Hayfield. Each graduate wore a cor- sage; gifts from the Hospital Auxiliary were presented by Mrs, Gerald Godbolt, chairman of the nurses' committee, and Mrs. Jack Thompson, Seaforth, on behalf of the Gideons, gave each a Testament. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church rooms. 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